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ST. GABRIEL PARISH NEENAH

Welcome to St. Gabriel the Archangel We are happy that you have gathered with us today to worship at Mass and to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please contact the parish office via phone or email (see below). If you are already a member, thank you for helping us bring the joy of the Gospel to the world!

Parish Staff Directory - Phone: 722-4914 Pastor, Father Larry Seidl x222 ljseidl1949@gmail.com Deacon, Tom Gritton deacontomgritton@gmail.com Pastoral Associate, Steve Pable x224 spable@smcatholicschools.org Director of Worship & Music, Regina Reale x226 rreale@smcatholicschools.org Business Manager, Anne Greif x234 agreif@smcatholicschools.org

Christian Formation Center - Phone: 725-0660 Director of Religious Education, Jennifer Schneider x236 jschneider@smcatholicschools.org MS/HS/Youth Ministry Coordinator, Meredith Lauer x238 mlauer@smcatholicschools.org Administrative Assistant, Georgia Juneau x235 gjuneau@smcatholicschools.org

SMCS, St. Gabriel Campus - Phone: 725-4161 Principal, Jeanine Leege x229 jleege@smcatholicschools.org

Pastoral PonderingsPastoral PonderingsPastoral PonderingsPastoral Ponderings

Have you ever considered a career as a prophet? Long hours, li�le pay, lost friends. Maybe even a threat on your life now and then.

Well, if you’re bap�zed, you’ve already been pre-selected for the posi�on.

Most of us probably won’t experience this sort of opposi�on in our daily discipleship, but it doesn’t mean that we don’t have a prophe�c role to play as we witness to God’s work in the world. What exactly do we even mean by prophets and prophecy? In the popular imagina�on, we probably think of Gandalf or Dumbledore or Yoda, filled with arcane knowledge, and dispensing sage advice to their followers. Or perhaps we remember Nostradamus and his enigma�c predic�ons of future calami�es.

These images of prophecy are a distor�on of the Biblical version. Someone once said that the job descrip�on for a prophet is to “Comfort the afflicted, and afflict the comfortable.” This is a concise and clever way of saying that there are two sides to the prophet’s ministry. The prophet’s foremost task is to accurately and compellingly speak God’s word to people. So we’ll see varia�ons on the story of Jeremiah, that “the word of the Lord came to me…” Next week we’ll hear a similar calling from Isaiah’s experience.

In conveying God’s message, there is a serious responsibility for the prophet to not mince words. Many kings and rulers, down to our very day, have had “court prophets” – advisors who generally told them what they wanted to hear. It’s an easy way to make a living, affirming your boss at every opportunity. But it’s the Old Testament prophets we remember, who did not simply fall under the spell of wealth and influence. These were not “yes men”, but individuals who challenged powerful people to live by the standards to which God holds those in authority. O8en they elaborated on the consequences of ignoring those standards.

On the flip side, there is the prophet’s func�on as a messenger of God’s love and mercy, especially to the poor and vulnerable. Here the prophet proclaims the tender compassion that God has for His People, His willingness to forgive, and His desire to secure our salva�on. It’s what Jesus means by proclaiming good news to the poor, or what Paul gets at with his moving descrip�on of what love truly entails.

When Jesus steps up as a prophet in today’s Gospel, His audience turns from admira�on to fury in a few moments. He jars them out of their complacency and familiarity, reminding them that they don’t have a monopoly on God’s favor, just because they seem to follow the rules.

How does Jesus challenge me through modern-day prophets? Pope Francis, for example, calls us to pay par�cular a�en�on to those on the margins – socially, economically, spiritually. He challenges us to see others as God sees them, not with categories or labels, but as persons made in His image. The Holy Father has made God’s mercy a central theme of his papacy, but it doesn’t mean much if we don’t peel back the layers of our heart and reflect on why we need divine mercy in the first place. As we march toward Lent, it will be a good �me to pay a�en�on to prophecy, past and present, and to embrace our job as prophets, as well.

-Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate

LOOK TO THE WEEK AHEAD

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3

Coffee and rolls will be served in S�ngle Hall.

10:00 a.m. - Children’s Liturgy of the Word

11:00 a.m. - Youth Choir rehearsal

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4

6:30 p.m. - Rosary

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5

6:30 p.m. - Knights of Columbus

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6

9:30 a.m. - Ladies in Prayer

5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Confessions

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7

9:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. - Bible Study

11:30 a.m. - Hospitality Commi�ee Mee�ng

6:00 p.m. - GreifShare

6:10 p.m. - Chime Choir rehearsal

7:15 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9

3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Confessions

5:30 p.m. - Kid’s Night Out

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10

Coffee and rolls will be served in S�ngle Hall.

10:00 a.m. - Children’s Liturgy of the Word

11:00 a.m. - Youth Choir rehearsal

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FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FEBRUARY 3, 2019

CFC NEWS

Classes for Grades 1-6 on Monday and Wednesday.

EDGE class on Wednesday from 5:30-7:00 pm.

Confirma�on Class on Wednesday at 7:30 pm

Important dates coming up:

Feb. 10 High School class 10 from 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Feb. 11/13 Classes for Grades 1-6

Feb. 11/13 Grade 3 Parent/Child Church Search - Parent

MUST accompany their child.

Feb. 13 EDGE class for grades 7 and 8 from 5:30-7:00pm

If you have not already given to the road repair fund, please consider. We had enough money in our capital improvement fund to cover this cost. However, it would be great to recoup the funds we used for addi�onal capital improvement projects needed in the future. Thank you for your generosity!

MON. FEB. 4 7:00 A.M. Communion Service

TUES. FEB. 5 7:00 A.M. Trixie Zoromski

WED. FEB. 6 7:00 A.M. Dennis Hickey

THUR. FEB. 7 7:00 A.M. Communion Service

8:15 A.M. Lori Ann S�nski

FRI. FEB. 8 7:00 A.M. Charlie Marks

SAT. FEB. 9 4:30 P.M. Eugene & Dora Heltemes

SUN. FEB. 10 8:00 A.M. Our Parish Family

10:00 A.M. Dick Wilkinson

$35,000

Assessment

$16,406

raised

“Daily Discipleship” News and Events for

St. Gabriel Youth Ministry

We are grateful for the parish support our

teens received to a�end the March for Life in Chicago

January 11-13. Please join us on Sunday, February 24

following the 10:00 Mass to hear stories about the

experience and learn why these girls stand for life! We

will meet in S�ngle Hall; light refreshments will be served.

Bri�any Schoeder,

Youth Ministry and Faith Forma#on Coordinator

Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning

of love.” Saint Teresa of Calcu�a

Shopko Scrip Tip As you have heard, the Shopko stores in Neenah and

Menasha are closing and are having their “Going out of Business” sales, but the Northland Mall and Kimberly Shopko stores are staying open! Our parish has Shopko gi8 cards in stock that we would like to sell before these local stores close in March and April. If you are planning to shop the Shopko sales, won’t you please consider buying Shopko Scrip a8er Mass at the Scrip desk or in the parish office during the week to pay for your Shopko purchases? You can also use Scrip gi8 cards to pay for vision exams, eyeglasses, and contact lenses at Shopko Op�cal! Please help us to deplete our Shopko gi8 card inventory! Thank you!

Stewardship of Giving

January 26th/27th Envelopes & Loose Giving $10,236

YTD Envelope/Loose Giving/Electronic $520,921

YTD Budgeted Giving $507,400

Road Repair $50

Total YTD Road Repair Collected $16,406

As of December 31, 2018

YTD Total Parish Income $605,527

YTD Parish Expenses $562,663

Net Income $42,864

JANUARY 2019 SCRIP SALES REPORT Total January Parish Scrip Sales: $13,325 Total January Parish Scrip Profit: $488.80

Total number of Parish Scrip sales in January: 58 (We averaged 14.5 Scrip customers/week)

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3

Sunday: Jer 1:4-5, 17-19/1 Cor 12:31-13:13 or 13:4-13/Lk 4:21-30

Monday: Heb 11:32-40/Mk 5:1-20

Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4/Mk 5:21-43

Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15/Mk 6:1-6

Thursday: Heb 12:18-19, 21-24/Mk 6:7-13

Friday: Heb 13:1-8/Mk 6:14-29

Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21/Mk 6:30-34

Sunday: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/1 Cor 15:1-11 or 15:3-8, 11/Lk 5:1-11

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Mass Servers

4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - A. & M. Malcore 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - H. Verstegen, R. Simonis 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - S. & R. Pingel

Readers & Commentators

4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - K. Seidler, R. Genske 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - L. Ma�hews, E. Puraite 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - C. Dixon, C. Nowak

Sacristans

4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - M. Malcore 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - P. Walbrun 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - S. Pitz

Greeters

4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - J. & R. Heltemes, B. Kempen 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - C. Liebhauser, R. Sauer, M. Wockenfus 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - J. Christnovich, B. Hanley, F. Stark

Extraordinary Ministers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - J. & G. Heath, C. Handler, H. Miller, P. Makovec, G. Juneau, B. Labre, M. Kalaus, M. Kriz 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - S. Vellella, B. & D. Koller, P. Walbrun, N. Handevidt, A. Chipman, D. Youngquist, D. & L. Ma�hews 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - G. Van Handel, P. Jensen, N. Herrmann, D. Willing, C. Knapinski, J. Koshollek, J. Buhl, J. Preissner, S. Pitz

Ushers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 - P. Reich, W. Perket, J. Marx, A. Chipman, G. & M. Reckin, L. Sturgell 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - R. Harpt, D. & E. Risgaard, P. Wolters, H. Jacobs, R. Fedenko, G. Hintz, P. Sprangers 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 10 - J. Koshollek, J. Nemecek, J. & J. Griesbach, M. Burr, N. McNeely, J. Herrmann, J. Kroll

Sacramental Life: Registra@on of New Members: New members are welcome

to the Parish and are asked to call the Office at 722-4914.

Bap@sms: A class for those reques�ng Bap�sm is held once a

month. The next class is February 18 at 6:30 p.m. Please call

the Parish Office to register.

Care Ministry: Please no�fy us at the Parish Office of your

desire for prayers, home visits, Holy Communion, Anoin�ng of

the Sick, or simply a visit from a fellow parishioner. We are

here to help you through your �me of need.

Hospital Visita@on: Please no�fy the Parish Office when

you or someone you love enters the hospital. Fr. Larry and

Steve Pable make regular visits to the area hospitals.

Marriages: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance.

Prayer Chain: Call Kathleen at 725-7455 to add a name.

Reconcilia@on: Saturday 3:15-4:00pm or by appointment.

RCIA: Adults interested in becoming Catholic par�cipate in the

RCIA Process. Contact Lori, 585-9620 or Roxanne, 722-2585.

St. Vincent de Paul Help line: 727-1766

24 hour: Suicide Preven�on Crisis Line, 920-233-7707

24 hour help: is available for unplanned pregnancy, call 731-4354

Grief Share – St Gabriel Parish This week’s topic: Is This Normal?

Each week the group will watch helpful, comfor�ng videos

that cover topics essen�al to your recovery from the hurt

of grief and loss. Each session features videos and

encouraging group discussion.

Par�cipants can start at any�me / Each week’s topic stands alone

Thursdays through May 9 , 6:00–8:00 pm

See the parish website, call for more informa�on or just join us!

722-4914 or brownmaryellen47@yahoo.com

Courtesy Announcements The Fox Valley Chorus of Sweet Adelines Int'l is hos�ng its Swee�e Pie social on Sat., Feb. 16, at the First Presbyterian Church, Neenah. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. for pie, and singing will begin at 2:30 p.m.. The cost is $10. For �ckets contact Joanie at 920-982.5630. Visit www.foxvalleychorus.org.

>< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< The Janssen Forum Luncheon Speaker Series will be held on Thurs., Feb. 14, 2019 at Mount Tabor Center, Menasha beginning with Mass at 11:15, followed by a light lunch and guest speaker at 12 noon. Maximus Clive Cabey from the Green Bay Diocese Department of Educa�on, will share how his favorite saint has helped inspire him through his life. Cost is $7. To register, call Mount Tabor Center at 920-722-8918. Walk-ins are welcomed.

>< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< Join Elizabeth Ministry Interna�onal in Prayerful Silence, Joyful Conversa�on, and Peaceful Recollec�on! Our schedule includes reflec�ve talks on the sacredness of femininity, adora�on, group discussions, three meals and �me for one-on-one discussion and prayer with the staff of Elizabeth Ministry. For more informa�on, please call Elizabeth Ministry at (920) 766-9380 or view our website at www.ElizabethMinistry.org.

Scout Sunday will be celebrated on February 10, 2019 at the 10 am Mass. All Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, American Heritage Girls, Cub Scouts, etc. are invited to par�cipate. The Scout does not need to be a

member of a parish chartered group. All parish members are invited. Scouts will be part of the procession into church and will receive a special blessing during the Mass. Wear your uniform and meet in S�ngle Hall by 9:35 am. RSVP is not required but to allow the proper space reserva�on in the pews please email neenahcubscouts30453074@gmail.com with the number of Scouts par�cipa�ng.

What is the Bishop's Appeal?

The Bishop's Appeal is a stewardship

opportunity for each of us to reach out to

thousands of people in search of Jesus' love.

Each gi8 given supports the ministries of the

Diocese of Green Bay which serve our parishes, Catholic

schools and communi�es. Your gi8 truly helps bring the

heart and hands of Christ to our children, young adults,

families and neighbors here in northeastern Wisconsin. To

make a gi8 today contact your parish, visit the Bishop’s

Appeal website at www.catholicfounda�ongb.org/give, or

call Tammy toll-free at 877-500-3580, ext. 8123.

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St. Mary Catholic Schools NEWSSt. Mary Catholic Schools NEWSSt. Mary Catholic Schools NEWSSt. Mary Catholic Schools NEWS

7:15 a.m. Mass at SMCHS - Please join us in celebra�ng mass on Feb. 8

th @ 7:15am in the St. Mary Catholic

High School Chapel (enter through the front of school). SMCHS Informa@on Night Date Change - Due to inclement weather, the SMCHS Informa�on Night has been rescheduled for Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Jane Bergstrom FAEC. Contact Kelly at kbweiss@smcatholicschools.org if this date does not work for a private tour! Z Cabaret- February 8 & 9 - Join us on stage for a table-side view of our live variety show featuring SMCS alumni and supporters. Audience members will enjoy an in�mate evening as we celebrate SMCS fine arts. Hors d’oeuvres and entertainment included with cash bar available. Table sea�ng is limited, so purchase your �ckets now at h�ps://www.show�x4u.com/events/smcsfinearts or call 920-722-7796. 6:00pm: Cocktails and Hors D'oeuvres on stage 7:00pm - Live Entertainment St. Margaret Mary Elementary Wines Around the World- February 16 @ 6:30 p.m. at Bridgewood Resort Hotel. The event will include music, dancing and interna�onal wines paired with appe�zers as well as a variety of desserts. Play Lab - Join our early childhood program for cra8s, story �me, songs, and play �me! Play Lab is for young children (ages 2-5) and caregivers at each of our elementary schools! Meet our teachers and parents! There is no cost, however, registra�on is required. Contact Kelly at 722-7796 ext. 157 or kbweiss@smcatholicschools.org to register. Upcoming dates: Feb. 7 @ SMM, Feb. 19 @ SG, Feb. 27 @ SM SMCS Aquinas Program - The SMCS Aquinas Program offers specialized instruc�on for high ability students in grades 3-5. Students work at a faster pace while digging deeper into the content to gain greater knowledge and depth. Applica�ons for assessments for the 2019-20 school year will be accepted January 29-March 1. Visit h�p://smcatholicschools.org/smcs-aquinas-program/ for more informa�on.

To find out more this week, check out the SMCS website at www.smcatholicschools.org/newsle�ers or the SMCS Facebook page at hJps://www.facebook.com/TCCES

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Grace Notes

Parts of the Mass During the next few weeks this mul�-part series

on the Catholic Mass, wri�en by Elizabeth Harrington, will occupy Grace Notes.

Homily - The readings from scripture at Mass are followed by a homily. The word comes from the La�n homilia, meaning ‘conversa�on’. The homily has its origins in the Jewish synagogue service where, a8er the readings from the Law and the Prophets, an explana�on of their meaning was given by one of those present. A homily was been part of the Church’s liturgy since the beginning but during the Middle Ages it changed from a breaking-open of the scriptures to an instruc�on on Catholic doctrine or morals, i.e., a sermon. The Second Va�can Council restored the homily as an integral part of the liturgy, sta�ng that ‘the homily is to be highly esteemed as part of the liturgy itself’. The introduc�on to the Lec�onary says that the homily must be ‘truly the fruit of medita�on, carefully prepared, neither too long nor too short, and suited to all those present, even children and the uneducated’. Like the readings at Mass, the homily is a two-way process. The preacher prepares and delivers the homily but members of the assembly play their part by listening a�en�vely to the readings and to the words of the preacher, keeping an open mind to the insights which are being presented, and applying them to their own personal circumstances. The homily is followed by a short silence.

Creed - On Sundays and solemni�es we respond to the word of God by reci�ng the Profession of Faith or Creed, a statement of the fundamentals of the Chris�an faith. In early Chris�anity, the Profession of Faith was primarily associated with bap�sm. The Renewal of Bap�smal Promises which replaces the Creed at the Easter Vigil has the same ques�on/answer format that was used for catechumens at their bap�sm. The Profession of Faith first became part of the Mass in the late 5th century as a safeguard against heresy. A different creed cannot be subs�tuted for the two approved versions – the Nicene and Apostles’ Creeds – because it expresses the founda�onal belief of the whole Church, not only of the people gathered at a par�cular �me and place. The tradi�onal creeds have a long history and their texts have been carefully worded over the course of many Church councils to express Chris�an faith accurately. It is important, however, to keep in mind that proclaiming the Creed at Mass is not about reci�ng a long list of what we believe but rather a vibrant glorifica�on of God, and of God’s love for us. Its structure, its every word, is a proclama�on of God’s goodness. As a communal prayer, the profession of faith is said as one voice by all the people. It needs to have a certain pace and rhythm to be an effec�ve communal statement. Like singers in a choir, members of the assembly need to listen to each other and keep together when proclaiming the creed and other communal prayers.

Elizabeth Harrington

-Regina Reale, Director of Worship & Music

IN SYMPATHY Prayers & sympathy are offered for the family of Mar�n

Porto who was called home to the Lord. May his soul

and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace & glory.

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Caring for Our Parish Family Beyond These Four Walls

Belonging to St. Gabriel Parish usually means gathering with us for weekly worship. However, some of our parish family members are confined to their homes, reside in assisted living, or may be in the hospital. We want to remember them in prayer, keep them connected, and be present to them with the love of God and community. Please help our sisters and brothers by no�fying the parish office if a loved one (or friend or neighbor) is ill, homebound, or otherwise in need. Pastoral staff or Care Ministers can visit, bring Holy Communion, and offer support. We respect confiden�ality.

Please contact: Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate 722-4914 or spable@smcatholicschools.or

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MASS INTENTIONS: Our Mass s�pend calendar

for 2019 has many daily Masses available.

Having a Mass said in memory of a loved one is a

beau�ful remembrance. Due to high demand in the past, we

needed to limit the number of Masses said in memory of

one person. Now we only limit weekend/holy day Masses to

two per year per person, but weekday Masses are open to

request. Please contact the parish office if you would like to

schedule a Mass in memory of your loved one.

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