November 18, 2018, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
St. Michael’s Christian Community, located on the Menominee Indian Reservation, is a diverse Christian community reaching out to all residents, learning, loving, sharing, and communicating with one another through the teachings and practices celebrated in the Mass and the holy sacraments of the Catholic Church by integrating sacred symbols and spiritual practices of the Menominee.
Anamehawikamek Welcome
ST MICHAEL’S
P.O. Box 610
Keshena, WI 54135 www.stmichaelkeshena.org
Mission Statement: St. Michael’s Christian Community, located on the Menominee Indian Reservation, is a diverse Christian community reaching out to all residents, learning, loving, sharing and communicating with one another through the teachings and practices celebrated in the Mass & the holy sacraments of the Catholic Church by integrating sacred symbols and spiritual practices of the Menominee.
Parish Administrator, Fr. Nonito Barra - 715-799-3811 - pastor@livingwaterslivingfaith.org
Parochial Vicar Fr. Joel Jores - 715-787-3377 frj@livingwaterslivingfaith.org
Deacon Mark Fuller 715-201-2961- deaconmark@livingwaterslivingfaith.org
Parish Secretary, Vicki Hermsen - 715-799-3811 - vicki@livingwaterslivingfaith.org
Religious Education Kathy King-Tucker - 715-799-3927 – ltucker@frontiernet.net
Wednesday 6 – 7:30 pm September – May
SATURDAY MASS: 5:00 pm SUNDAY MASS: 9:00 am
CONFESSION: Saturday 3:30 - 3:45pm ROSARY: Saturday 3:40 pm Sunday 8:40 am
DAILY MASS: Chapel Southside of Church Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday 8:00 am
KATERI PRAYER CIRCLE: After 8 am Mass on Thursday morning
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Third Tuesday of the month –7 pm,
Grand Knight Paul Marroquin 715-994-0409
HOLY HOUR: 1st Thursday of the Month from 6-7 pm
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK: Individual arrangements can be made through the Parish Office
BAPTISM: Preparation program required. Please contact the Parish Office.
MARRIAGE: Make arrangements with the pastor six months prior to desired date.
CONFIRMATION: Wednesdays 6-7:30 September-May
A Note from Fr. Nonito
As we are about to end the church liturgical calendar, we are reminded of the coming again of Jesus, the Son of Man, at the end of time. However, we simply do not know whether this great day is close at hand or still in the distant future. As Jesus says in our gospel this Sunday, "As for that day or hour, no one knows, neither the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." (Mk. 13:32) And so instead of wasting away our precious time speculating when will this be, Jesus exhorts us to hold on to our faith and to live as Christians in the present. What matters is now. Then, when the time comes, we will be ready to meet him.
A priest was once playing lawn tennis with a friend. During the break, their talk shifted to a more serious thing with his friend asking, "Father, suppose the end of time suddenly came and we were out there playing, what would you do? Get down on your knees and pray? The priest was silent for a moment and said, "I'd go right on playing." What he is trying to say is that we should not worry about the end of time. But worry about whether or not we are holding on to our faith and living as a Christian should.
Definitely, Jesus will come again to judge the living and the dead. Our judgement will depend on our good works as the parable of the Last Judgment tells us. The judge will say, "Come.....inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink." (Mt. 25:34-36) Everything we do now has eternal consequences. Judgment will be nothing else but God's confirmation of the choices, decisions or actions we have made in life. What we sow now, we reap later.
The Mass – A slice at a time
The Biblical Readings
In the readings, the table of God’s Word is spread before the faithful, and the treasures of the Bible are opened to them. Hence, it is preferable that the arrangement of the Biblical readings be maintained, for by them the unity of both Testaments and of salvation history is brought out. Nor is it lawful to replace the readings and Responsorial Psalm, which contain the Word of God, with other, non-biblical texts. In the celebration of the Mass with the people, the readings are always read from the ambo.
Faith Formation Just a reminder NO class next Wednesday November 21st. Next class will meet November 28th. Have a Blessed and Happy Thanksgiving!. A look ahead to December – we will be celebrating Reconciliation December 5th beginning at 5:30pm. There will be no Mass or Potluck that night. After Reconciliation the children will be making Advent Prayer chains to count down to Christmas.
Kateri Prayer Circle
Never underestimate the power of prayer. Just one small prayer can change your life. If you or your family members need prayers for any reason, please call one of our Kateri Prayer Circle members, who will in turn call members of their group. Soon, many prayers will be offered for your specific prayer request. Please call:
Fay Waupochick 715-799-3437
Leatha Grinhaug 715-994-1098
You can also call the parish office with your Prayer request 715-799-3811.
Faith that Works
NOMINATE business owners, supervisors, anyone with management responsibilities – who live their faith in the workplace for the 2019 Faith That Works awards! REQUIREMENTS • Must be currently employed in the 16 counties of the Diocese of Green Bay • Nominee must be an active member of his or her parish • Must be active in at least two parish or spiritually based community programs or organizations
The “Faith That Works” nomination form is available online at www.thecompassnews.org. Deadline is December 31, 2018. For information, visit www.thecompassnews.org or call (920) 272-8212. Sponsored by: The Compass, Official Newspaper for the Diocese of Green Bay n
November 18th, 2018
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
11/19.....………....………………..…………….…..No Mass
11/20........Rev David Zimmerman, Rev John VanDeuren
11/21…..Deacon Everett Doxtator, Deacon Ernesto Gonzalez
11/22...………………………….………Kateri Prayer Circle
11/23……………….………Members of St. Michael Parish
11/24…………………………………………..Estelene Ladd
11/25………………………….Dan & Michael Kretschmann
Financial Blessings
November 10 & 11
Envelopes | $1,058.00 |
Loose | $735.00 |
Builsing &Grounds | $322.75 |
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Saturday, November 24th, 5 pm
Lector Servers Eucharistic Minister
Fay Waupochick | Isabella Waupochick | Tony Waupochick |
Sunday, November 25th, 9 am
Lector Servers Eucharistic Minister
Jim & Ellie Sokoly | - | Rayna Tucker |
Saturday, December 1st, 5 pm
Lector Servers Eucharistic Minister
Lela & Matt Schwitzer | - | Jean Thibodeau |
Sunday, December 2nd, 9 am
Lector Servers Eucharistic Minister
Justin Lepscier | - | Sharon Hoffman |
St. Anthony Spirituality Center Marathon, WI
Please join us at St Anthony Spirituality Center in Marathon, WI on December 9th from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm for our annual Advent Day of Prayer. This year's Advent Day of Prayer, facilitated by Sr. Sandy Setterlund, FSPA, will prepare us to journey with Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem, pondering in our hearts, as Mary did, what the Nativity of the Lord means to each of us and how we can honor the gift of Jesus' birth always. The day includes celebration of Sunday Mass as well as continental breakfast and the noon meal. The cost for this day is $45. Please call St. Anthony's at 715-443-2236 or visit our website at sarcenter.com to register for this day of prayer. If you would like to stay at St. Anthony's on the night before or after this event, please call to inquire about the cost and
availability of overnight accommodations.
Choir
WHAT IS THE WORLD DAY OF THE POOR?
In his apostolic letter to close the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis suggested the Catholic Church set aside one day each year when communities can “reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel.” He designated this day as the “World Day of the Poor.” It will be celebrated on the thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary time (two Sundays before the season of Advent each year.) The second World Day of the Poor is Sunday, November 18, 2018.
“It would be a day to help communities and each of the baptized to reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel and that, as long as Lazarus lies at the door of our homes (cf. Lk 16:19-21), there can be no justice or social peace. This Day will also represent a genuine form of new evangelization (cf. Mt 11:5) which can renew the face of the Church as She perseveres in her perennial activity of pastoral conversion and witness to mercy.”
Thanksgiving Dinner
Alvin J. Rathsack & Elmo Novelli Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner sponsored by Knights of Columbus, St. Kateri Tekakwitha Council. FREE to anyone needing or wanting a meal. Thursday, November 22nd starting at 10 am and going to 3 pm at St. Michael's Church, Barrett Hall. Home delivery will be restricted to those who cannot physically attend. Call Paul Rathsack (715) 304-7854, Wayne Pecore (715) 799-3514 or Paul Marroquin (715) 853-2414 for more information. On Thanksgiving Day, please call (715) 799-3234.
Advent Reconciliation
Book Share
Book share is open the second Sunday of the month following 9 am Mass in conjunction with Fellowship Sunday. Will you consider hosting one of the Sundays left this year? It would be greatly appreciated! Remember we have books for all ages, lots of cookbooks, resource books and religious too! You are always welcome to drop books off either at the entrance to church before Mass or at the church office when they are open.. Questions, please call Anne Sulskis at 715-851-0160. Thank you!
Food Pantry
The food pantry will be open Tuesday, November 20th from 1-3 pm. We are in need of brown paper bag and personal hygiene items.
St. Michael’s Thrift N Gift
Thrift & Gift will be open November 20th from Noon to 3 pm. If you have a donation, it can be dropped off at Parish Office or Thrift N Gift. We are currently looking for silverware and we are in need of towels. All money made at Thrift N Gift/Furniture Garage is given directly to the Food Pantry. The Food Pantry buys food as needed. Thank you.
Estate Planning
When doing your estate planning, please remember St. Michael Parish. If you have questions, please contact the parish office at 715-799-3811.
Mass for the homebound:
Mass services for the Homebound are offered by the following TV stations: WACY-TV- channel 32 at 8:00 am Sundays, WBAY-TV-channel 2 at 5:30 am on Sundays. Mass offered online at www.Heartofthenation.org. Check the website for times and dates.
Parish Office Hours St. Michael
The Parish office will be open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 1 pm.
REPORTING SEXUAL ABUSE
If you know of an incident of sexual abuse of a person who is now under the age of 18 by a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer, PLEASE IMMEDIATELY CALL THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES AND THEN THE DIOCESE.
If the person was abused as a minor but is now an adult, please contact:
Office of Safe Environment
Catholic Diocese of Green Bay
P.O. Box 23825
Green Bay, WI 54305-3825
Telephone: 1-877-270-8174 or 920-272-8174
Email the Office of Safe Environment
We always encourage you to report the incident to local civil authorities.
YOU MATTER TO US – THERE IS HOPE!
BULLETIN NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Deadline for new information is 9:00 pm Monday evenings. Contact parish office to Submit.
Mark Your Calendars/Events St. Michael
11/19/2018 Alpha Gresha 6-7:45 pm
11/20/2018 Food Pantry 1 – 3 pm
11/20/2018 Thrift N Gift Noon – 3 pm
11/22/218 Thanksgiving Dinner 10 am -
11/27/2018 Pastoral Council 6:00 pm
11/28/2018 Faith Formation 6:00 – 7:30 pm
12/03/2018 Food Pantry 1 – 3 pm
12/03/2018 Thrift N Gift Noon – 3 pm
12/05/2018 Parish Reconciliation 5:30 – 7:30 pm
12/05/2018 Faith Formation Reconciliation 6:00 – 7:30 pm
12/12/2018 Faith Formation 6:00 – 7:30 pm
MASS TIMES:
MASS TIMES
St. Michael – 5:00 pm Saturday; 9:00 am Sunday
St. Anthony – 10:30 am Sunday
St. Francis Solanus – 8:30 am Sunday
St. Mary - 4:00 pm Saturday (Will change to 4 pm 9/8/2018)
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