August 9, 2020

APOSTLE the J Saint UDE 5 1 9 K N A P P S T R E E T & 1 2 2 5 O R E G O N S T R E E T

O S H K O S H , W I S C O N S I N

PARISH ADMINISTRATOR FR. LOUIS GOLAMARI

MASS SCHEDULE SATURDAY, 4:30 PM AT ST. VINCENT CHURCH

SUNDAY, 7:30 AM AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

SUNDAY, 9:30 AM AT ST. VINCENT CHURCH

SUNDAY, 11:00 AM AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

CONFESSIONS FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH

AFTER 7:30 AM MASS-SH SATURDAY, 3:30 PM-SV

PARISH OFFICE 1025 W. 5TH AVENUE OSHKOSH, WI 54902

HOURS: 8 AM-4:30 PM T-TH 8 AM-2:30 PM MON & FRI

(920) 235-7412

WEBSITE WWW.STJUDEOSHKOSH.ORG

PASTORAL STAFF

Deacon ........................................ Pat Gelhar Pastoral Associate ........ Marianne Sheahan Adult Faith Formation Minister ... Rob Saley Coordinator of Liturgy & Music Director ............................................... Randy Weddig

FAITH FORMATION STAFF Elementary & Middle School & High School RE ...................................... Michele Spanbauer

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Business Manager ........... Brad Gallenberg Bookkeeper ................................. Jan Fendt SPECIAL EDUCATION RELIGION

PROGRAM (SERV) Tom Mentele ............................... 426-5682

PARISH COUNCIL Patty Schaefer, Chair Pam Baier, Vice-Chair

Carrie O’Connor, Secretary Jeff Ambrosius Bill Behlman Bruce Dumann Beth Geffers Shawn Kettner Jeff Paulick Ben Schneider

FINANCE COUNCIL George Benz Nancy Hackbarth Dave Putzer Mike Scharff Kate Warncke

TRUSTEES Bruce Dumann ............................. Secretary Dave Putzer ................................. Treasurer

LOURDES ACADEMY President, Mr. John Dinegan ....................... 426-3626 Principal Lourdes Academy, (6-12) Mr. David Mikesell ...................... 235-5670 Associate Principal Lourdes Academy (6-12) Mr. Andrew Hicks ............................. 235-5670 Principal Lourdes Academy Elementary Mrs. Amy Geffers ........................ 235-4060

OSHKOSH CATHOLIC CEMETERIES

Administrator Randy Wertz...................... (920) 216-3268

email: rwertz6540@sbcglobal.net Sexton Jan Fendt………………………(920) 235-7412

ST. JUDE MASS SCHEDULE

Weekday

Wednesday & Friday .............. 7:30 am (SH) Monday & Tuesday ................ 7:30 am (SV)

**With rosary starting at 7:00 am** If Oshkosh schools are closed due to the weather, we will not have morning Mass.

PK-Children’s Liturgy of the Word During Mass ........................... 9:30 am (SV) *No class on Holiday Weekends *Classes run October through May Spanish Mass 1st and 3rd Sunday………12:15 pm (Omro)

AREA PARISHES WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Most Blessed Sacrament: St. Peter’s Site Tuesday .......................................... 6:30 pm Thursday ......................................... 7:30 am Saturday ......................................... 7:30 am St. Mary’s Site Wednesday & Friday ...................... 7:00 am St. Raphael’s Thursday & Friday .......................... 7:15 am Confessions Saturday .............. 8:30 am (MBS-St. Peter) Mercy Hospital Mass 1st Thursday……………………………...2:00 pm

Parking Lot of St. Peter

Most Blessed Sacrament

419 High Avenue from 3 to 6 pm

Sunday through Friday

Don’t forget to set your hearing aid to “T Coil”

setting.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples planning marriage should contact the parish office at least six months to one

year prior to their wedding date.

BAPTISM Baptisms are celebrated at the

Saturday, 4:30 pm Mass and the Sunday, 11:00 am Mass, most weekends.

(We do not have Baptisms during the season of Lent.)

A pre-baptismal class is required for all parents. Baptism preparation classes are held on the second Tuesday of the month

for 1st time parents and on the third Tuesday of the month for parents

baptizing their second, third...child. Class must be completed 4-6 weeks before the

date of the baptism. Parents are welcome to take the class

before their baby is born also. Call the parish office for available dates

and to register.

MINISTRY OF THE SICK Please notify the parish office if family

members are seriously ill, confined or hospitalized. Anointing of the Sick will

be administered on request. Communion will be brought to those

who cannot attend Mass.

RCIA-

The RCIA is a formational process that helps lead people to explore the Catholic

faith through prayer, study and discussion. Please call the parish office.

PARISH REGISTRATION New members are invited to join by

contacting the parish office.

PASTORAL VISITS Care Ministers are available for

Pastoral Visits, if you or a loved one are in need of a listening presence or spiritual companionship. We can also bring Holy

Communion to anyone who cannot get to Mass. Please let us know if you are home-bound or have recently moved into a care facility so that we may continue to meet

your ministerial needs.

PRAYER CHAIN REQUESTS Call Jim or Paulette at: ............... 688-3237

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Fr. Louis’s Reflection

There is a story in OT Nehemiah how the reading from the scripture brought about the conversion of an entire community, “Ezra the priest brought the Law before the assembly,…Ezra read the book before all of them from early morning until midday in the square facing the Water Gate; and all who heard were attentive to the book of the Law…” They wept. They knew they had not been faithful. Nehemiah and Ezra said to them “This day is dedicated to the Lord, your God, so do not mourn or weep.” They said this “because all wept when they heard the words of the Law” (Neh 8:2-10). They knew they had not been faithful. Ne-hemiah reassured them they would receive strength from the Lord. He said, “The joy of the Lord is your strength.” Neh 8:10. With increased secularization of society, it is time to understand the need for the Word of God to overtake our lives. During this unprecedented time of pandemic, it is quite possible some to be on the way to Damascus, others on the way to Emmaus and many others still in Jerusalem. But wherever we are in our journey the Word of God has the power to catch up with us when we least expect it. It may happen reading or listening to the Mass Readings of the day or listening to the Catholic Radio etc. It may happen through each one of us too. Our kind help and intervention may en-able someone to hear God’s Word and ex-perience his love. God’s Word can come to us at a moment of helplessness through a

person who is not necessarily a carrier of God’s Word, but offers the needed assis-tance and sets us thinking. Yes, the Word of God is so powerful that it can overtake us when we least expect it only if we are attentive and open to receive it humbly. The Lord said through prophet Isaiah 65:1: “I was ready for them to find me, but they did not even try.” The bearer of the Good News never fails to find joy in bringing people a little closer to God. And so, we can all motivate each oth-er to read, listen, meditate on the life-giving Word of God and take time to pray because we know that God is ready to answer our prayers (Is 65:1). How wonderful it would be if we can all open the door of our hearts to him at the Holy Mass and prayer, for we know that the Lord stands at the gate and knocks. The psalmist beautifully said, “I was ready to answer my people’s prayers, but they did not pray” Ps. 77:19. Let us spend at least a few minutes daily reading the Word of God, in examination of conscience with help of the Ten Commandments, praying the Rosary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, going to confession and receiving Jesus in the Most Holy Eucharist.

“The joy of the Lord is my strength” (Neh 8:10).

Parish Life

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Becoming our Best Selves One Step at a Time

I was about twelve before I got the use of a bike, thanks to my sister getting married and leaving her bike be-hind. Now the trick was to learn how to ride it. One day I walked it out to the curb in front of our house, and climbed aboard. But, being kind of a klutz, I fell off be-fore I ever got my foot all the way to the pedal. I tried again, and again, and again, and … Donny (Not his real name) had been watching me, ap-parently. Donny was in his forties chronologically, and about seven mentally. He was the street sweeper in town, employed to walk the city streets with a wheel barrow, a huge broom, and a big dust pan, sweeping the gutters, even though the city had the big motorized sweepers. He walked up to me, said, “I’ll push you a ways till you get the hang of it.” I said, “OK,” and mounted up. Donny started pushing and I was off, assuming Donny was still pushing me. In about half a block I turned my head and saw Donny standing back where I came from with a huge grin on his face. As I turned back I didn’t know whether I should be upset that Donny had tricked me or if I should hug him. I took the middle ground and thanked him approximately 6,381 times. I guess you just never know who your angel-of-the-day is going to be. Donny died a tragic death. I get misty-eyed every time I think of him. But he’s in Heaven, I betcha! It’s the little stuff that makes a saint.

Roger LeBouton, Lay Minister

COMMUNION SERVICE ON SUNDAYS FROM NOON TO 12:15 PM

We know that while many are able to attend Mass again there are some that do not feel comfortable yet. If you are unable to attend Mass due to health related concerns we welcome you to come to the Communion Service at Sacred Heart.

CEMETERY MASS SCHEDULE—2020 The Oshkosh Catholic Parishes would like to continue the tradition of celebrating a Memorial Mass at each of our three Catholic Cemeteries. Masses are a powerful witness to our Catholic faith in a life beyond death with Christ. Bring lawn chairs and plan to visit the graves of loved ones.

Last Mass ~ Wednesday, August 19, 6:00 pm Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Fr. Tom Long

In the event of rain, Mass will be held at St. Raphael Church.

If anyone has any questions, please feel free to call Randy Wertz, Cemetery Administrator at 216-3268.

OUR PARISHIONERS

Baptism Our Community joyfully welcomes to

St. Jude Parish through the living waters of baptism:

Ophelia Lilah, daughter of Andrew & Isabella Stobb

OUR SEMINARIANS NEED YOUR HELP

A spiritual family needs spiritual fathers. That is why the 15th Annual Seminarian Collection: Hope for the Future, Help them Today is so important. By now you most likely received a letter from Bish-op Ricken requesting your help in supporting our local seminarians. Please return your generous contribution to this collection, using the pledge card and return envelope you receiving in the mail. A gift of $15, $150, $515 or more will help our seminarians move forward in their work of be-coming missionary disciples. Every gift makes a difference. Our seminarians are our Hope for the Future, Let us Help them Today! As a Diocese, we anticipate costs of $1,000,000 this year for tui-tion, room and board, health insurance, support of the Office of Vocations and the work of Fr. Mark Mleziva and Fr. Adam Bradley. Friends and follow-ers of Jesus support one another!

In order to make your gift today, visit www.catholicfoundationgb.org/give

Sacred Heart Church is open Monday & Friday from 8 am until 2:30 pm and Tuesday thru Thurs-day from 8 am to 4 pm for personal and private prayer. We ask that you wear as mask, as stated in Governor Ever’s order and allow for safe social distancing as recommended by State Officials.

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PRAYER FOR THE SICK God of mercy, when I’m sick I often find it hard to pray. So I offer this moment of prayer when I’m well for all those who may now be too weak, too tired or too depressed to pray and to believe at this time in your goodness and mercy. May this be a healing moment for them, as it was for the wom-an in the Gospel who touched the hem of your gar-ment.

~Amen

Sr. Marguerite Zralek, OP

The Novena will begin on August 15th, the Feast of the Assumption Blessed Virgin Mary, and will end on October 7th, the Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. To learn more please go to: Rosary Coast to Coast

ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE PARISH PRAYER NETWORK

We believe that prayer is very powerful. We believe that when we ask in the name of Jesus Christ, the Father always an-swers. The answer may not be the one we think we want, but through God’s infinite wisdom the answer is provided in ways that respect the gift of freewill that God bestowed on humankind from the beginning. We believe in accordance with the teaching of our Savior, Jesus Christ, that the prayers and actions of the Christian Community are stronger than those of an indi-vidual. With this in mind, we at St. Jude have joined together to form a prayer network. Anyone can call the group leaders or other prayer net-work members with a prayer request. The prayer request is phoned to other members using a chain whereby no one member need call more than two people. Prayer requests can be for many reasons including: health issues, employment concerns, relief from family and social stresses, bereavement concerns and thanks for God’s blessings. The options for prayer are bound-less. If you would like to join the prayer network or if you have a prayer request call Paulette or Jim at 920-688-3237 or the parish office, 235-7412.

ASSUMPTION MASS TIMES

Friday 6:30 pm - St. Vincent Saturday 7:30 am - Sacred Heart

MINISTER NEEDS FOR ASSUMPTION MASSES We are in need of: 2 lectors, 1 communion min-ister, 1 sacristan, and 2 usher/greeters at each Mass.

Please contact Randy at (920) 235-7412 or email rweddig@stjudeoshkosh.org to volunteer.

Our warmest welcome to all who cele-brate with us, whether visitors, long-time residents, or newly arrived in the Parish. If you would like to join St. Jude the Apostle Parish please call the parish office at 235-7412.

If you are already a registered parish member and need to make changes, you may use this form to update your records. Please complete this form and place in the collection basket or return to the parish office. Thank You. NAME _________________________________________ PHONE ________________________________________ EMAIL _________________________________________ ADDRESS______________________________________ CITY________________________ ZIP CODE __________

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Reminders for Weekend Mass As we continue to gather together in community it is extremely important to keep not only your own safety, but also the safety of others mind. · Please enter either church through the handi-

capped accessible entrances or the main double doors.

· Upon arrival to the church your temperature will be

checked to ensure you do not have a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher.

· Use hand sanitizer upon entering and leaving the

building. Keep those hands clean! · Worship Aids are new at every mass. The Diocese

of Green Bay approved our use of them as long as they are one time use.

· We are continuing to use the collection baskets

with long handles. There are some parishes that do not have this option and instead are using boxes at the entrance. It is preferred to have the offertory collection during the Mass instead of after.

MARIAN PRAYER Each Tuesday night we have Rosary and Holy Hour. Come and pray the rosary with us or come and adore Christ in prayer. Our world is in need of our prayers for peace.

Time: 6:30 to 7:30 pm Where: Sacred Heart Church Enter through the 6th Street (tower) door

LITURGICAL ROLES FOR AUGUST 15 & 16 Lectors 4:30 pm (SV) C. Warnke, M. Sedlachek 7:30 am (SH)M. Marx, N. Weber 9:30 am (SV) J. Burke, J. Bauer 11:00 am (SH)D. Putzer, J. Schneider Musicians 4:30 pm (SV) R. Weddig, L. Gustke 7:30 am (SH)A. Carroll, J. Martin 9:30 am (SV) K. Isham, J. Martin 11:00 am (SH)P. Rudolph, J. Martin Sacristans 4:30 pm (SV) Jim Geldmeyer 7:30 am (SH)Stephanie Nichols 9:30 am (SV) Ron Nigl 11:00 am (SH)Sue Jaeke Eucharistic Minister 4:30 pm (SV)J. Beck, C. Warnke 7:30 am (SH)Bob Knobloch 9:30 am (SV)J. Krueger, P. Schaefer 11:00 am (SH)S. Jaeke

If you are an Usher, Greeter, or Communion Minister you will be contacted if needed. Thanks for your understanding,

patience, and help at this time.

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WEEKLY COLLECTION FOR AUGUST 1 & 2

Actual $12,875.70 Budget $14,292.00

*************************** Ways of contributing:

Send a check to the Parish Office at

1025 W. 5th Ave - Or you can drop off a check or cash

in the mail slot to the right of the main door.

Set up automated transfer withdrawal

that comes directly from your account to ours—contact the parish office for more

information.

Sign up for “WeShare” which is online giving that can be located on the

St. Jude Website

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, August 8 4:30 pm (SV) †Mike Richter Sunday, August 9 7:30 am (SH)†Harold & Betty Schertz 9:30 am (SV) St. Jude Parish 11:00 am (SH) † James Lang † Pat Mauritz † Stanley Spanbauer † Lucille Nowicki Monday, August 10 No Mass Tuesday, August 11 7:30 am (SV) †Clemente & Gregoria Recto †Lorraine Sams Wednesday, August 12 7:30 am (SH)†Edward Jeske Thursday, August 13 No Mass Friday, August 14 7:30 am (SH)†Dec’d Members of the Alois Horejs Family 6:30 pm (SV)†Greg Nowicki Saturday, August 15 7:30 am (SH)†Clarence Westphal 4:30 pm (SV) †Elizabeth Hubertus †Jerome Schoenberger †Joan Schirger Sunday, August 16 7:30 am (SH)†Mary Ann Sieger & Geraldine Warner 9:30 am (SV)†Leonard & Marv Frank 11:00 am (SH) St. Jude Parish

(SV)-St. Jude Parish, St Vincent Church (SH)-St. Jude Parish, Sacred Heart Church

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE The Hosts and Wine Memorial Our Hosts & Wine for Masses this week are being given in loving memory of

Joan Schirger

The Sanctuary Candle Memorial The Sanctuary Candle is burning this week in memory of

Joan Schirger

Mary Below

WEEKLY CALENDAR Tuesday, August 11 6:30 pm Marian Prayer (SH) Wednesday, August 12 8:00 am SVDP Society Meeting (LH) Thursday, August 13 10:00 am Bible Study (Zoom Link) 8:00 pm Bible Study (Zoom Link) READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday, August 9 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Ps 85:9, 10, 11-12, 13-14 [8]/Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33 Monday, August 10 2 Cor 9:6-10/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9 [5]/Jn 12:24-26 Tuesday, August 11 Ez 2:8—3:4/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a]/Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 Wednesday, August 12 Ez 9:1-7; 10:18-22/Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [4b]/Mt 18:15-20 Thursday, August 13 Ez 12:1-12/Ps 78:56-57, 58-59, 61-62 [cf. 7b]/Mt 18:21—19:1 Friday, August 14 Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [1c]/Mt 19:3-12 Saturday, August 15 Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56 Sunday, August 16 Is 56:1, 6-7/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 [4]/Rom 11:13-15, 29-32/Mt 15:21-28

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