MAY 17, 2020 MASS SCHEDULE

NO PUBLIC MASSES

Sunday 9:00 am on WOSH 1490AM

Facebook livestream (@straphaelcatholicchurch)

SEE INSIDE FOR MASS OPTIONS ON TV,

RADIO AND ONLINE

Reconciliation

Saturday & Sunday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm

Tuesday ............ 4:30 pm-5:30 pm

Parish Office Hours - Temporary

Monday - Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm

Our Catholic School: Lourdes Academy

www.lourdes.today

PASTORAL TEAM Pastor ........................ Fr. Tom Long

Parochial Vicar ...... Fr. Anil Polumari

Pastoral Associate .. Betty Schwandt

Deacons .... Greg Grey, John Ingala,

................................... Paul Vidmar

Please make your donations online at:

raphael.org/give

PLEASE REMEMBER St. Raphael

Parish in your Will and Estate Planning.

CHURCH OPEN FOR PRAYER Monday - Friday 7 am to 7 pm Saturday 8 am to 6 pm Sunday 10 am to 6 pm

Please follow current social

distancing guidelines.

Please help support our parish! raphael.org/give

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I read somewhere that, “a negative mind will not give you a positive life.” We live amidst of the beautiful creation of God. We human beings are the beautiful and wonderful creation of God. We see a flux in nature. For the past few months, the trees looked dry, no color, no beautiful birds and their melody. Now we are into the Spring season. There is new life on trees and in nature. The new life filled- trees have beautiful leaves and flowering buds. We now enjoy the melody of the bird’s early in the morning. Once withered trees are now full of life. Nature itself shows us the way to be positive amidst of difficult times. Being positive should be our attitude and our motivation in the journey of life. The negative thinking pattern will disturb and stress out our hearts and minds. It will reflect in the reality of life. We have the tendency always to look the negative aspects and brood over it. Even amidst of the negative situation there is a ray of hope, there is a positive aspect.

We have the good example of Job in the Bible, who amidst of suffering and loss sees everything with a positive mind and heart. Though his wife keeps on telling to abuse and deny God with words, but he would not. His patience and his positive attitude filled his life with all that he needed. Every event, for good or ill, has within it the power to call forth from us a deeper response to God and to one another. This is our faith, too. It is the faith of the Easter people; a people who recognize that Good Friday contains the seeds that bloom on Easter Sunday.

We are in the Marian Month, the month of May, a good time to seek the assistance of our beloved mother. Our Lady had a positive attitude in all the circumstances of her life. From annunciation to as-cension she was the positive co-operator to the plan of God. She did not give into negativity. Joseph, the husband of Mary, also had a positive attitude about God’s interventions. He accepted responsibility as foster father of Jesus to care for his family in and through the difficult times. It was possible with a positive attitude. It was possible with a total surrender of once life to God. As the Holy Family, they surrendered completely to God’s will with a positive spirit.

As we live in difficult times of Covid-19, many thoughts may come to haunt us and disturb us. We should not give into this negative thinking which will drain our spirit and our enthusiasm. It is our choice to choose what is beneficial to our life. Therefore, let us be positive in and through these difficult times. We read in 1 Samuel 3:3 says, “The Lamp of God had not yet gone out, and Samuel was lying down in the house of the Lord, where the ark of God was.” God’s constant accompaniment is with us despite this difficult situation. Let us keep burning the lamp of Positive spirit to lead a happy life.

Be Positive. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy.

Yours in the Lord,

Fr. Anil Polumari

Congratulations, Jenifer Jensen

Jenifer Jensen, our Elementary Coordinator of Religious Education, has recently completed the Emmaus Program for Ministry Formation through the Diocese of Green Bay. Emmaus is a three year program of classes, workshops, retreats, and practicums. While the Certification has been postponed, we congratulate Jenifer and thank her for her ongoing service to the children and families of our parish.

MAY 17, 2020 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Please pray for Betty Hawley

who died May 11..

WHAT’S HAPPENING Stewardship of Sharing

Week Ending 05/10/2020

Praying at Mass: Closed Mass

Envelope Collection $ 19,535 Loose Collection $ 549

EFT $ 727 On-Line Giving $ 5,165

Total Weekly Collections $ 25,976

Year to date giving (actual) $ 1,162,019

Year to date giving (budgeted) $ 1,201,000

What’s Happening Note: Current as of 5/13/2020)

Please check parish website or Facebook page for updates.

Baptisms – We are able to do our baptism classes virtually. Please call the parish office if you would like to arrange for your child’s baptism. We ARE able to have baptisms during this time if we limit the number of people to ten (including the deacon or priest). Please call the parish office, between 9 am and 12 noon, if possible. Leave a message at other times.

Funerals – As with baptisms, we are able to have funerals, if the number of people is limited to ten (including the priest). We encourage people to have a funeral Mass shortly after a loved one dies. The funeral Mass can be livestreamed to others. Visitation can occur with ten people or less at a time on a rotating basis.

Praying in Church - St. Raphael Church remains open for private personal prayer. The church is open: Monday through Friday: 7 am to 7 pm Saturday: 8 am to 6 pm; Sunday: 10 am to 6 pm. No more than 10 people are allowed in church at any one time, and please follow social distancing guidelines. No one should be in church during livestreaming of services.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation remains available:

Tuesdays from 4:30 – 5:30 pm,

Saturdays and Sundays from 3:30-4:30 pm. Confessions are in the Parent Room and St. Martin Chapel. Please enter the main church. Normally, both priests are available during the posted times. There are signs directing people. Both confession locations have a screen, and a chair six feet away from the priest for face to face. No more than 10 people are allowed in church at any one time. If you are not comfortable coming into the church, you may contact the parish to set up a time for an outdoor confession while you remain in your car (if only one person in car), or outside.

Parish Office Hours – During this time, the office is open

Monday through Friday from 9 am to 12 noon, with one staff person present. Our parish staff is working from home. You may email them or call them using the staff directory in this bulletin (see page 9). To leave a voicemail, call the parish number at 920-233-8044 and press the extension number when you hear the recorded message. Parish staff will be able to return your message. Please speak slowly, and clearly leave your name, telephone number and short message.

Communications – We are communicating mainly through our parish website (raphael.org), the parish Facebook page (St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church), and through emails. If you are not on our email list, please sign up through our parish website or call the office with your email

address. If you are in need of assistance, please contact the parish office. We have people willing to pick up groceries or needed items and deliver them to you.

Deficit -$38,981.00

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the annual Rice Bowl Campaign. Through your generosity we raised $4764.00. Thank you for your support!

We made our Bishop’s

Appeal Goal!

Through your generosity, we are now at 101% of our goal. 489 St Raphael households have donated

$118,534 to the Appeal. Thank you! Any donations above our goal will see 75% of the overage returned to St. Raphael, and 25% go to a fund to help struggling parishes through COVID 19. The Diocese has been very helpful to parishes during this time. We are grateful to those who serve at the Diocese, as well as all who contributed to this Appeal to make that possible!

WE MADE IT!

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

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May is the month dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God. Here are some things to do in your Domestic Church this Month

• All youth Faith Formation activities will be conducted remotely for the remainder of the RE school year, which ends on May 26/27. Be on the lookout for communications via email for activities your family can work on at home.

• The 2020/2021 RE orientation video and registration form for grades PK-10 is now available online. Online registration includes Sunday School, Families of Faith, Weekly class sessions for grades 1-10 and summer high school sessions.

• You can view both the video and registration form by visiting https://raphael.org/youth#text-3717272

• The 2020/2021 RE school year calendars are available at https://raphael.org/youth/for-parents

Pierce & Julia

Laedtke

SCAMS There continue to be false emails and texts from me asking for money or assistance. These are SCAMS. Please do not respond to them. I will never ask for help in that way. Fr. Tom

St. Raphael Families of Faith

Resources for the Domestic Church

Here are some ways your family can grow together this week!

• Celebrate the month of Mary by learning a new Marian prayer each week. The featured prayer for this week is the Hail Holy Queen. See page 5 in the bulletin for a prayer card you can share with your family

• Create a Mary art project. There are lots of ideas at catholicicing.com. There is also a paper May crowing project on this page.

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This week’s

Memorial Candle is

burning in loving memory of

Allen & Dorothy Delikat

Tweet others as you want to be Tweeted.

All middle school and High school students are invited to stay in touch with our Youth Ministry program through social media and other onl ine

"gatherings."

AFTERSHOCK has moved to Monday nights

at 7pm! Join us on Zoom as we continue to grow in faith and friendship!

Follow aftershock_ym_straph on Instagram to keep up to date with all things Youth Ministry.

Email tommy.nelson@raphael.org or message the Instagram account to receive the Zoom Link to join in the meeting!

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Reflecting on the Scriptures Peter and John went down and prayed for them, that they might receive the Holy Spirit, for it had not yet fallen upon any of them; they had only been baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. Then they laid hands on them and they received the Holy Spirit. --- Acts 8

I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you. In a little while the world will no longer see me, but you will see me, because I live and you will live. --- John 14

Our first sense of being loved and cared for comes from parents. We are held, cuddled, bathed, fed, bounced,

and changed--- through loving hands. Little ones are aware of the sound of parents’ voices, and can panic if they

turn around, and the parent is out of sight. Children who live in orphanages lack this loving connection. A feeling

of abandonment, feeling unloved, and unaccepted sets in.

In John’s Gospel, Jesus promises, “I will not leave you orphans.” Jesus has been preparing his disciples for his

leaving. No doubt they were confused, concerned, and trying to make sense of Jesus’ words. When Jesus first

called them, each left behind family and work to follow Him. So hearing that Jesus was leaving certainly produced

uncertainty and fear. How could Jesus possibly say, “I will come to you. In a little while the world will no longer

see me, but you will see me”?

The Holy Spirit is the way Jesus carries out that promise. His life on earth was about three years of public

ministry. Jesus tells us the Advocate will be with us and that the Holy Spirit will speak for us. The Holy Spirit is an

encourager in our lives---advocating, calling us together, and supporting us. When we simply don’t have the

words to pray, we hear in Romans 8:26-27 that when we don’t know how to pray, the Holy Spirit will pray for us in

sighs and groans too deep for words.

In his farewell address to his disciples, Jesus weans them off of their dependence upon his constant physical

presence for connectedness to God. The Jesus who walked alongside them will become the Christ within. Jesus

will send His Spirit to them when He ascends into Heaven. Their fellowship with him will not be broken, but taken

to a deeper dimension. They need only to continue to show their love for him by living lives of love, which is what

he had commanded them to do.

The Holy Spirit is, simply, Jesus’ presence in our daily lives right now. Pope Francis reminds us that "The Holy

Spirit, as Jesus said, will teach us everything" and "is the living presence of God in the Church.” It’s when we call

out to the Holy Spirit with our deepest groans and cries that we will realize we have had that strength, wisdom and

love in our hearts all along. If we are seeking answers, and we take time, space, and silence in our lives to listen

to how or where the Holy Spirit is answering/leading, we will receive the direction we are seeking.

The mission of Jesus continues today in the lives of his disciples: you and me. As Jesus’ disciples, we have

received the Holy Spirit within, and so we continue to bring others to Jesus, to love. The ministry of Christ spreads

out in wider and wider ripples as we respond to the Holy Spirit who has made His home in me---and you.

Betty Schwandt, Pastoral Associate

Bottles for Bella

Each year, St. Raphael Parish gives out baby bottles on Mother’s Day, and asks people to return them on Father’s Day filled with donations for Bella Medical Clinic. These donations from our parish are a significant source on revenue for Bella, the pro-life help center in Oshkosh.

Due to COVID, we cannot give out bottles this year. However, we can still help Bella. Please find a jar or bowl or bottle at home and start collecting your donations. Then, on Father’s Day (or some other time), please send a check to Bella Medical Center with your donation, or give online at Bella’s website. If you prefer, you may send the check to St. Raphael, and we will forward it.

Bella Medical Center, 1484 W South Park Ave, Oshkosh, WI 54902 www.bellamedicalclinic.org 920-231-6006

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REMOTE ACCESS

OPTIONS FOR MASS

ST. RAPHAEL Radio broadcast Sundays at 9am on 1490 AM

WOSH at 9 am

Note that this Mass is NOT open to the public to attend in person.

Facebook livestream Sundays at 9 am (@straphaelcatholicchurch)

Audio recording available at: raphael.org/media/av

The WOSH app is available on the App Store and Google Play Store. You can also visit 1490wosh.com and click the LISTEN LIVE button.

DIOCESE OF GREEN BAY Television broadcast Sundays on WBAY at

5:30 am & on CW14 at 8 am

Television broadcast Sundays on WFRV Local 5 at 10:30 am

Radio broadcast Sundays on Relevant Radio 1050 AM at 9 am

Livestream Sundays at 9 am at sfxcathedralgb.com (archives for the past month are also available online)

WORKING WITH THE SCRIPTURES

“If you love me, you will keep my commandments.” Usually when we think of commandments we think of the Ten Commandments, but those commandments are found in the Old Testament. Jesus’ commandments to his disciples (and that includes us!) don’t tell us what not to do; Jesus’ commandments tell us what we are to do – to love God above all and our neighbor as ourselves. And if we truly love Jesus we will want to keep His com-mandments, right?

But then Jesus tells us that He is in His Father, and we are in Him, and He is in us. Does that mean that Jesus is in everyone? Even in that woman who refuses to wear a face mask in Costco? How should I handle that? Should I stop her in the store aisle, explain the problem, and try to reason with her? Or should I just grab her cart and threaten to call store security if she doesn’t put a mask on immediately? After all, I don’t want to catch this virus and I have to love myself, too, right? But letting my anger get out of control is only going to put more stress on my body. And making myself sick is doing violence to myself, not loving myself.

This kind of loving is complicated! Maybe that’s why Jesus promised to send help. “I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Advocate to be with you…” Maybe, before my fellow shopper and I decide to slug it out, I should take a minute to pray to the Holy Spirit for help in managing my anger. After all, managing one’s anger doesn’t have to mean backing down (think of Jesus facing the moneychangers in the Temple). On the contrary, it can be a very positive step toward loving God above all and loving my neighbor as myself.

“Whoever loves me will be loved by my Father, and I will love him and reveal myself to him.” Jesus promised not to leave us orphans. That’s how much He loves us. Just ask - he’ll be standing right there next to you in the aisle at Costco…

Vinal Van Benthem, ofs

The Blessed Sacrament in Parish Neighborhoods

Fr Anil and Fr Tom will continue to bring the Blessed Sacrament in a monstrance to different neighborhoods of the parish. You can track the location when we do this on a link that is posted on Facebook.

Prayers: Our Intercessory Prayer Team is ready to pray with people on the telephone. If you would like to arrange a time for someone to pray with you or for you or others, please contact the parish office. We will have a member of the Intercessory Prayer Team contact you to arrange a time for prayer.

Please pray for Ken Felton

(father of Fr. Dan Felton)

who died May 13.

Condolences and Sympathy Cards may be sent to the following address:

Rev. Dan Felton Diocese of Green Bay

P O Box 23825 Green Bay, WI 54305

Please keep the Felton Family in your prayers.

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PARISH LIFE

Readings for the week of May 17, 2020

Sunday: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17, Ps 66:1-3, 4-5,

6-7, 16, 20 [1], 1 Pt 3:15-18,

Jn 14:15-21

Monday: Acts 16:11-15, Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4,

5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a], Jn 15:26 - 16:4a

Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34, Ps 138:1-2ab,

2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c], Jn 16:5-11

Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22 - 18:1, Ps 148:1-2,

11-12, 13, 14, Jn 16:12-15

Thursday: Acts 18:1-8, Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4

[cf. 2b], Jn 16:16-20

Ascension: Acts 1:1-11, Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6],

Eph 1:17-23, Mt 28:16-20

Friday: Acts 18:9-18, Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7

[8a], Jn 16:20-23

Saturday: Acts 18:23-28, Ps 47:2-3, 8-9,

10 [8a], Jn 16:23b-28

Next Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11, Ps 47:2-3,

6-7, 8-9 [6], Eph 1:17-23,

Mt 28:16-20

7th Sunday of Easter: Acts 1:12-14,

Ps 27:1, 4, 7-8 [13], 1 Pt 4:13-16,

Jn 17:1-11a

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At this time, scheduled Mass Intentions will be rescheduled at a later date for the canceled Mass times. We will be looking at this situation once our national emergency has passed. We thank you for your continued patience.

Our 9 am Sunday Mass will be broadcast on WOSH 1490 AM and livestreamed on our Facebook page (@straphaelcatholicchurch).

Sunday, May 17 Fifth Sunday of Easter

9:00 am For our Parishioners

Monday, May 18

Kay Gilson

Tuesday, May 19 Dennis Schwab

Wednesday May 20 Jim Ingala

Thursday, May 21 Lyle Sager

Friday, May 22 Paul Schafhauser

Sunday, May 24 Ascension of the Lord

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Daily and Sunday Mass Readings are available at:

usccb.org/bible/readings This is a great way to pray with the Church

and scripture each day.

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