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Sept 1, 2019 ~ Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
222 E. Fremont St. Appleton, WI 54915 920-739-3196 www.sacredheartappleton.com
MISSION STATEMENT Sacred Heart Parish is a welcoming people, nourished by the Eucharist,
inspired by the word of God, engaged in lifelong learning, with outreach to the poor.
Colors play an important role in presenting and understanding the images within a stained glass window. While in some pieces, colors can have any number of meanings, in religious
stained glass, color plays a very particular role in communicating a symbol. See inside bulletin for the meaning of each color.
Anointing of the Sick – Call the office to schedule
this sacrament if you are having surgery or a family
member is seriously ill.
Baptism – Baptisms are celebrated the second
Sunday of the month. Call the office two months in
advance. First-time parents must attend baptism
preparation sessions (held four times a year.) Call
the office to pre-register.
Marriage – Call the office six months in advance
to schedule date and begin the necessary
preparation.
Reconciliation – Saturdays from 3:00 pm-4:00 pm.
You may also call the office for an appointment.
Devotions
Rosary - Prayed before 9:00 am Mass on Sunday, after 8:00 am weekday liturgies
and at 6:05 pm before the Tuesday liturgy.
Adoration - First Friday of each month, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, followed by Benediction.
Holy Hour - First Friday of each month at 12:30 pm.
Parish Office Hours & Staff
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am - Noon
Phone: (920) 739-3196 Emergency: (920) 450-2231
(death/anointing) Fr. Joe Dorner Pastor Fr. John Katamba Parochial Vicar Fr. Norm Krutzik Sacramental Priest Don Gigure Senior Deacon Dan Koszalinski Deacon Gib Schmidt Deacon
Laura Savoie Business Manager [email protected] Karen Jahner Parish Secretary [email protected] Willa Mueller Marketing and Communications Coordinator [email protected] Linda Muench - 920-731-5068 Volunteer Liturgical Scheduler [email protected] Riverview Gardens - Jay Douglas
Fiscal Year July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020
Weekend of 8/25/2019
Collected
YTD
BUDGETED 2019/2020
Envelopes $6,026.60 $45,429.79 $ 49,520.00
Electronic $440.50 $19,692.00 $20,595.00
Loose $172.05 $2,486.91 $1,720.00
Youth $8.00 $188.86 $225.00
Building & Grounds $122.00 $6,247.24 $6,042.00
Total $6,769.15 $74,044.80 $78,102.00
Over/Short ($4,057.20)
Kelly Koszalinski Faith Formation Coordinator & Pastoral Ministry [email protected] Crista Backes Faith Formation Assistant & Pastoral Ministry [email protected]
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur. - 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Faith Formation & Pastoral Ministry Hours
Deacon Dan’s Corner: God’s Children Living the Father’s Word
This week we will continue to build on faith as one of the three theological virtues. Faith, hope and love are
the three theological virtues.
Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 13:13 “So faith, hope and love remain,
these three, and the greatest of these is love.”
Brief Commentary on the Scripture Passage: This verse is St. Paul’s powerful and beautiful conclusion to his
famous love chapter, in which St. Paul talks about how agape love, which is from God, behaves. It is a statement of character. It is a
chapter of the character of God.
Building on our theme of faith, faith’s relationship to love and hope is that faith is forward looking and moving. Faith “moves” by riding on the “wings of hope” to its final destination, its longing, its home, which is the Person Love. The Person Love is God. That is why the greatest of the three is love, because love is our final destination.
God is our Home and our heart’s desire. St. Augustine said that our hearts are always restless until they rest in Thee, meaning God.
Bible Study opportunities: Deacon Dan leads bible study on Tuesday nights, beginning
September 10. We are beginning our study of the Letter to the Hebrews. It is a rich book where you will come to know the Risen Christ Jesus, and our life in Him. We join for Mass at 6:30, and
gather for study afterwards, concluding about 8:15.
Fr. Don leads bible study at St. Bernadette on Fridays at 6:30am and they conclude with Mass at 7:45am.
Sacred Heart Parish has an on-line personal bible study resource subscription called FORMED. Login information is available to all
parishioners on the next page of the bulletin.
Recommended Book: “The Practice of the Presence of God” by Brother Lawrence
Recommended Daily Devotional: “Jesus Calling” In closing this week, I encourage you to actively pursue faith. It
takes action and commitment to enter into the interior life. My pray-er for us this week is that we all actively pursue our God this week.
2019 UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS
Sept 3 Connection Café - Leaf Projects - 1:00 pm Sept 6 First Friday Adoration - 9:00 am Holy Hour - 12:30 Benediction - 5:00 pm Sept 7 Reconciliation - 3:00 pm Sept 8 Liturgy of the Word for Children Sept 8 Sunday Night Mass - 6:30 pm Sept 10 How to Stay Young & Prevent Falls - 5:30 pm Sept 10 Deacon Dan Bible Study - Letter to the Hebrews Sept 11 Catechist In-Service - 6:00 pm Sept 12 Baptism Prep - 6:00 pm Sept 12 Retire Fearlessly - Thrivent-6:00 pm
WHERE’S FR. JOE? Last week he was by the Feast of St. Monica. Can you find Father Joe in today’s bulletin?
Warming Shelter
DID YOU KNOW….
Catholic Daughters
Q1. Do you know what the purpose of the Rosary is?
Q2. How many Mysteries are reflected upon the Rosary?
Q3. Do you know how the mysteries are divided?
Q4. Do you know which Mysteries are said when?
Q5. What are the Mysteries of the Rosary based on?
Q6. Do you know what the Prayers of the Rosary are?
Answers will be provided next week in the bulletin along with another set of questions.
Over the next few weeks, you will be hearing about the Over the next few weeks, you will be hearing about the upcoming Giving From the Heart at Sacred Heart Parish. upcoming Giving From the Heart at Sacred Heart Parish. upcoming Giving From the Heart at Sacred Heart Parish. This effort is very important as we move forward with the This effort is very important as we move forward with the This effort is very important as we move forward with the
mission and vision of Sacred Heart Parish. We, as a mission and vision of Sacred Heart Parish. We, as a mission and vision of Sacred Heart Parish. We, as a parish family, have changed so many lives in our parish family, have changed so many lives in our parish family, have changed so many lives in ourcommunity! In order to continue our mission and community! In order to continue our mission and community! In order to continue our mission and
ministries, we encourage all parishioners to spend time ministries, we encourage all parishioners to spend time ministries, we encourage all parishioners to spend time in prayer and discussion with your family reflecting on in prayer and discussion with your family reflecting on in prayer and discussion with your family reflecting on the work we do. We look forward to seeing all of our the work we do. We look forward to seeing all of our the work we do. We look forward to seeing all of ourparishioners at Mass, especially during our special parishioners at Mass, especially during our special parishioners at Mass, especially during our special
Commitment Weekend on September 28 & September Commitment Weekend on September 28 & September Commitment Weekend on September 28 & September29. If you have any questions regarding the Giving From 29. If you have any questions regarding the Giving Fro29. If you have any questions regarding the Giving From the Heart, please feel free to contact the parish office.
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CHANGES LIVES
The first meeting of the year will be a potluck lunch at 1 p.m. on Monday, September 9, 2019, at St. Pius X
Church, Appleton, first floor meeting room. Please bring your favorite dish to pass. Guests are welcome. The speaker will be Megan Zimmerman of NAMI, who will speak on caring for the mentally ill in our community.
Questions, call Rosemary at 734-2806.
Sacred Hearts next date to provide the meal at the Warming Shelter is Friday September 20th. Sign up sheets will be in the school hall on the weekends of
September 7th and 14th. We need enough food to feed 60 people and 5 or 6 people to serve the food. Contact
Sharon Bauer at 739-5844 if you have questions or
want to sign up.
Saint Edward Parish New Evangelization Join the Young Adult Ministry.
Power Hour, September 10th @ 7:00 pm Adoration with praise and worship music, food and
fellowship to follow. Please contact Mary Hildebrand with any questions at 920-830-1477.
Young Adult
Parents of children grades 3-8. Our Sacred Heart Children’s Choir called YouthSong is having their first rehearsal
on September 8 at 10:00 (after the 9:00 Mass). Please consider having your child join us so that we can
all build The Kingdom of God through music. Call Pat Vander Wielen at 725-6232 with any questions.
YouthSong
Thomson Center Schedule of Events in September Monday, 9/9 Elvis Fundraiser Tuesday, 9/10 Fraud Prevention, 1pm Tuesday, 9/10 Elder Law, Plan, Protect, 1pm Thursday, 9/12 Blood Pressure Screening, 9 - 11am Thursday, 9/12 Book Club, 1:30pm Thursday, 9/12 Advance Directives, Funeral & Cemetery Planning, 1:00pm Thursday, 9/19 Orthopedic Spine Therapy, Headache & Neck Pain 3:00pm Wednesday, 9/24 Caregiver Support, 9:30 - 11:30am Thursday, 9/26 Blood Pressure Screening, 9 - 11am
The Thompson Center on Lourdes
Register for free at formed.org
Use Code: W3VZ2X
Liturgical Roles, September 7 & 8
4:30 PM 9:00 AM 6:30 PM
Lectors
Dan Vander Pas Joanne Kolodzik Tom Champeau
Mass Servers
Lily Bayer
Ed Bayer
Maura Seidl
Amelia Van Dalen
Isaac Van Dalen
Audrey Kitten
Bruce Van De Hey
Ministers of Communion
H1 Presider
H2 Jo Bayer
H3 Lori Jensen
H4 Pat Jankowski
C1 JoAnn Smolcich
C2 Deacon
C3 Tom Jensen
C4 Curt Hendrickson
H1 Presider
H2 Amy Albedyll
H3 Andrew Gigure
H4 Dorana Gigure
C1 Andrew Henry
C2 Deacon
C3 Bob Stammer
C4 Ruth Schiltz
* Need 4
Ministers of Hospitality
Linda Muench
Mike Anderson
Shirley Anderson
Ron Solberg
Gloria Erickson
Dave Erickson
Sue Erickson
Tony Ebben
Ruth Schiltz
Jesse Savoie
Laura Savoie
Judy Sokel
Tim Sokel
Ministers of Music
Men’s Choir Cantor Cantor
Liturgy of the Word
Amy Albedyll
Scrip
Paul & Sharon Bauer Sue Stammer Laura Savoie
MEANING OF THE COLORS IN STAIN GLASS
RED represents the blood of Christ, it indicates strong emotions such as love or hate; it serves as a reminder of Jesus’ suffering and sacrifice, it also often associated with the martyrdom of saints.
BLUE represents the color of the sky symbolizes heaven, hope, sincerity, and piety. The color is often associated with the Virgin Mary.
GREEN represents the color of grass and nature is an indication of spring, growth and rebirth, life over death; it symbolizes faith, immortality, and contemplation.
VIOLET symbolizes love, truth, passion and suffering.
represents chastity, innocence, and purity is often associated with God.
is used to indicate the halo of saints, or the Gates of Heaven and to symbolize divinity, power and glory.
PURPLE is believed that Christ wore purple before His crucifixion so the color has come to symbolize suffering and endurance; purple is also used to depict royalty or God the Father.
WHITE
YELLOW
The Week at a Glance
PARTS OF THE MASS - The Eucharistic Prayer - Bells
Bells are permitted at Mass, but not mandatory but they add something beautiful to the experience. The
bells ring only three times: once at the ‘epiclesis’ when the priest puts his hands over the gifts and invokes the
blessing of the Holy Spirit, again for the second time when the priest elevates and shows the host to the
people, and third time is when the priest elevates the chalice and shows the Blood of Christ to the people. We
ring bells to get people’s attention and let them know something important is going on and something has changed. Bells at Mass tell us that a miracle has just
happened: the transubstantiation. By Fr. Rocky
Readings for the week of September 1, 2019
Sunday: Sir 3:17-18, 20, 28-29/Ps 68:4-5, 6-7, 10-11 [cf. 11b]/Heb 12:18-19, 22-24a/Lk 14:1, 7-14 Monday: 1 Thes 4:13-18/Ps 96:1 and 3, 4-5, 11-12, 13 [13b]/Lk 4:16-30 Tuesday: 1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [13]/Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: Col 1:1-8/Ps 52:10, 11 [10]/Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: Col 1:9-14/Ps 98:2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6 [2]/Lk 5:1-11 Friday: Col 1:15-20/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5 [2b]/Lk 5:33-39Saturday: Col 1:21-23/Ps 54:3-4, 6 and 8 [6]/Lk 6:1-5 Next Sunday: Wis 9:13-18b/Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14-17 [1]/Phlm 9-10, 12-17/Lk 14:25-33
Monday, September 2 Labor Day - Parish Offices Closed 6:30 pm Mass - Joan Baerenwald Tuesday, September 3 1:00 pm Connection Café - SHR 6:30 pm Mass - Jim Heegeman 7:00 pm Joint Worship Committee - SHR Wednesday, September 4 8:00 am Mass - Dolores Lippert Thursday, September 5 8:00 am Mass – Bernice Bushman Friday, September 6 First Friday 9:00 am Adoration 12:30 pm Holy Hour 5:00 pm Benediction Saturday, September 7 3:00 pm Reconciliation 4:30 pm Mass - Elias Jahner 6:00 pm CORE - SHR Sunday, September 8 9:00 am Mass - Fr. Peter Taylor 9:00 am Liturgy of the Word for Children 6:30 pm Mass - John Bunt
Marriage Encounter Weekend
Spend some "couple time" together focusing on your marriage. Discover how your good marriage can be even
better or how to get your marriage back on track. Join Green Bay Marriage Encounter for a fall colors week-
end of discovery at Northland Camp & Conference Center in Dunbar WI (Marinette County) on October 4-6, 2019. Call 920-544-5166 or visit www.gbme.org
for more information or to register.
