ST. RAPHAEL T H E A R C H A N G E L

830 S. Westhaven Drive · Oshkosh, WI 54904 · www.raphael.org

FEBRUARY 8, 2015

Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Rev. Doug LeCaptain ..................... Pastor

Rev. Michael Warden ..... Parochial Vicar

Betty Schwandt ........... Pastoral Associate

MASS SCHEDULE

WEEKEND

Saturday .........................................5:00 pm

Sunday ........... 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am

.......................................................5:00 pm

RADIO BROADCAST MASS

9:00 am every Sunday ...... WOSH 1490 AM

Reconciliation

Saturday ........................................4:00 pm

WEEKDAY

Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays …...8:00 am

at Franciscan Courts

Thursdays & Fridays ..................... 7:15 am

............................... at St. Raphael Church

PARISH TELEPHONES

Church Office ............................. 233-8044

Fax .............................................. 233-2360

Office Hours 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

........ (Monday - Friday)

Lourdes Academy ...................... 426-3626

This Weekend Bishop Appeal Weekend

Fish Fry Sign up Boards

Soup and Study Sign up Boards

Next Weekend

Happy Valentines Day Date Night Babysitting

(check out the board in the

Gathering Space!)

Knights of Columbus Sweetheart Pancake Breakfast Sunday Morning

Fish Fry Sign up Boards

Soup and Study Sign up Boards

920-233-8044 parish.office@raphael.org

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DEAR PARISHIONERS...

Guess what? Lent is only 10 days from today. The great news is that we have time to prepare. Since last Lent, life has been

hectic. And it’s easy to lose my way, my direction. Lent offers me a compass to find my way. From past experience, I’ve

learned that if I don’t prepare for Lent, I arrive on Ash Wednesday a little dazed, spending the first two weeks fumbling—

what am I going to do this Lent? So I lose two weeks. Anything worth doing is worth preparing for. I consider how God is

going to transform my life, with greater freedom, greater joy, deeper desires for love and service. If I want it, I will choose

it. I need to give myself to it, to the degree I really want it badly. So, in these days before Lent, I need to prepare my heart.

I prepare by realizing how much I want to grow in freedom, to lighten my spirit and experience some real joy, and how

much some parts of my life really need changing.

This means a sense of anticipation. These days before Lent are a time to start anticipating something wonderful that is

about to happen. My focus: what God wants to give me. My sense of excitement and anticipation will grow more easily if

I begin to imagine what God wants to give me. If I get too focused on myself, and what I am going to do or not do, I could

risk missing the gift God wants to give me. Grace comes from God, and God's great desire is to bless me. Then, it is easier

for me to imagine that what I really want to do is place myself in a space to receive what God wants to give me.

Taking some time to get ready for Lent will ensure that I’m not going to miss the first week or two of Lent, because I’m

just getting started. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, in only 10 days, but I want to be ready to really take off, rather than

just beginning to think about Lent on that day. Before I get to Ash Wednesday, I should start asking myself some

questions, "What does God want to give me this year?" This question requires that I slow down and listen to my inner

spirit.

And with Lent comes our well-loved St. Raphael fish frys! Many thanks in advance for the numerous people who come

together to prepare and serve our parish community, neighbors and friends. A sign that Lent is coming: our fish fry sign up

boards, located in the Gathering Space. Please join us in the fish fry fun!

Thank you to all for your donations of peanut butter and tuna to the Oshkosh Food Pantry. It is a great way to be the love

and hands of Christ to others.

A special invitation for this Sunday night, February 8 at 6 pm! We are having “Holy Hour” at St. Raphael. It is a time of

prayer with Jesus in the real presence before us. This is a time of quiet reflection, listening to the Lord, focusing on Him.

This peaceful time provides something we are so badly in need of: centeredness, focus, peace, prayer. Come, spend

some time with Jesus.

Enjoying the blessing of each of you,

Betty, Pastoral Associate

PARISH LEADERSHIP

Business Manager ........................................ Mark Lindekugel

Deacons Greg Grey, John Ingala

Trustees Stephanie Geurts, John Thiel

PARISH STAFF Administrative Assistant ........................................... Jill Eaton

Coordinator of Social Communications ............ Sara Erickson

Coordinator of Music and Liturgy ........................ Karen Dean

Coordinator of Pastoral Ministry ......................... Paula Rieder

Coordinator of Stewardship ............................ Dcn Greg Grey

Executive Secretary ...................................... Deb Ransbottom

Facilities Management ..................................... Mike Sheridan

High School Youth Ministry ............................... Tanya Heilke

Financial Department ... Anne Glowcheski, Mark Lindekugel

Religious Education Dep........... ...................... ........Jessie Adrians,

........................................................... Jenifer Jensen, Dawn Prickett

Religious Education Secretary ................................. Ann Olig

Thank you for helping us celebrate Catholic Schools Week! We appreciated all your help feeding the hungry with our Stuff the Bus service project. Stuff the

Bus was able to donate over 3,700 lbs of food to the Oshkosh Area Community Pantry. Most of all, thank you for being our partner in keeping Catholic Education strong in our community! Sincerely,

The Lourdes Academy Family

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WHAT’S HAPPENING Sunday, February 8 - Bishop’s Appeal Weekend

9:00/11:00am P/K Classes

3:40 pm Confirmation Class

5:00 pm Mass

6:00 pm Holy Hour of Adoration

Monday, February 9

8:30 am RU Support

9:30 am Life Line Screening

5:00 pm Altar Server Training

5:30 pm Ab Altare Dei Religious Emblem Mtg

6:00 pm Human Concerns Commission

6:30 pm Catching Fire, Becoming Flame

6:30 pm Scouts

6:30 pm RCIA

Tuesday, February 10

3:40 pm CIC

4:15/5:30/6:45pm RE Classes 6:30 pm Adult Faith Formation 6:30 pm Worship Commission 6:45 pm Confirmation Class

6:45 pm Qtr. 3 High School RE Class

Wednesday, February 11

9:30 am Women’s Spirituality

1:00 pm Stepping Stones (Olive Garden)

3:00 pm CIC

4:15/5:30/6:45 pm RE Classes

7:45 pm Confirmation Session

8:00 pm Qtr. 3 High School RE Class

Thursday, February 12

5:30 pm Youth Choir

6:00 pm Baptism Class

7:00 pm Men’s Choir

7:00 pm Adult Choir

7:00 pm Knights of Columbus

Friday, February 13

7:15 am Mass

Saturday, February 14

8:30 am Confirmation Retreat - Menasha

1:00 pm Middle School Retreat - Omro/

Winneconne

5:00 pm Date Night Babysitting

Sunday, February 15

Knights of Columbus Sweetheart Pancake

Breakfast

9:00 & 11:00 am P/K Classes

3:40 pm Confirmation Class

5:00 pm Mass

6:00 pm Aftershock

Stewardship of Sharing

Week ending 2/1/2015

Offertory Collections:

Envelopes $ 14,545

Loose Collection $ 1,300

EFT/On-line Giving $ 2,301

Total $ 18,146

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 gift given supports the ministries of the Diocese of Green

Bay which serve our parishes, Catholic schools and communities. Your gift truly helps bring the heart and hands of Christ to our children, young adults, families and neighbors here in northeastern Wisconsin.

To make a gift today contact your parish, visit the Bishop’s Appeal website at www.catholicfoundationgb.org/give, or call Debbie toll-free at 877-500-3580, ext. 8184.

The Five Love Languages By: Dr. Gary Chapman

An Evening for Couples

Sunday, February 15, 2015

6:00 pm Celebrate Valentine’s with your loved one.

Presented by: Wayne & Jolene Wichlacz

6:00 PM Gather

(Refreshments and Light Hors d’oeuvres)

6:30 PM The Five Love Languages - Wayne & Jolene Wichlacz

8:15 PM Blessing and Fellowship

The evening will be held at: Holy Spirit Parish Darboy School Cafeteria

W2796 KK, Appleton (Darboy) Free-Will Offering

Please RSVP to Paula, 920-788-7640 or rothp@holyspirit-parish.org by February 9

Hosted by: Holy Spirit Parish Stewardship Committee

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

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RE NEWS

ACRE testing for grades 5, 8, & 11 is the week of February 8. A letter went home to families with details.

There is a middle school retreat Feb. 14 at St. Mary in Winneconne, 1-5pm or February 21 at St. Raphael, 2-6pm. All middle school students grades 6-8 are welcome to join us for one of these retreats. Please register ASAP, as spaces are limited.

Our next VBS planning meeting will be Sunday, February 22, 6-7pm following the 5pm Mass.

There will be Ash Wednesday Masses on Feb. 18 at 4:15, 5:30, & 6:45 in place of regular religious education classes. Your family may attend any of these Masses. A letter was sent to families on Thursday, February 5, with details on how we are going to “pray our way” into the Lenten season.

There are no High School/Confirmation class sessions on Wednesday, February 18. High School students and their families should attend the 4:15, 5:30 or 6:45 Masses in place of the class session.

Family Service Opportunity! Families Needed to Bring the Love of Jesus to Others on Valentine’s Day Weekend!

What: Spend time with the elderly in our community on Valentine’s Day weekend

Who: St. Raphael families of all ages

When: Sunday, February 15, 2:00-3:30

Where: Bella Vista Manor, Oshkosh

How you can be involved: Sign up on the board in the gathering space by Wednesday,

February 11

Questions: Contact Jessie Adrians, 233-8044 or jessie.adrians@raphael.org

Bare Essentials Food Drive

As part of our Lenten commitment, the Human Concerns

Commission is holding a “special” protein food drive to

benefit people in our community!

We are asking that all St. Raphael Families donate

peanut butter (TEAM FR. MICHAEL) or canned tuna

(TEAM FR. DOUG) to this

food drive.

Donations will be given to the

Oshkosh Community Pantry.

Please bring your donations by 6pm February 8.

Look for the special donation boxes in the Gathering Space!

May the best PROTEIN win!

Join us on Sunday, February 15 to watch “When the Game Stands Tall”. Meet for Mass at 5:00 pm then pizza and the movie. We will have a discussion following the movie.

RETREAT! Letters and registrations went to all families with students in high school religious education for retreat opportunities: TEC 265, March 20-22, 2015, also available will be a one day retreat on Sunday, March 8 from 12:30 to 6:30 pm at St. Raphael for students in grades 9 & 10

“Heaven, Hell and Purgatory” is the March retreat theme.. Please check the registration deadlines as space is limited.

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Reflecting on the Scriptures (Job 7:1-7, Ps. 147:1-6, 1 Cor. 9:16-23, Mark 1:29-39) He cured many who were sick with various diseases, and he drove out many demons, not permitting them to speak because they knew him. Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed. Simon and those who were with him pursued him and on finding him said, “Everyone is looking for you.” He told them, “Let us go on to the nearby villages that I may preach there also. For this purpose have I come.” --- Mark 1

The image of Jesus praying in a deserted place in the predawn darkness is a powerful reminder of the importance of carving out time and space to be by myself in God’s presence in the midst of chaos and busyness. If Jesus, with His great compassion and patience, His strong sense of mission and closeness to God, needed those times, how much more do I! Amidst all the excitement of seeing God at work, of being the conduit for the healing, restoring, and liberating power of God, Jesus needed time for stillness. From his prayer, He emerges energized and focused. It would have been so easy to have His movements dictated by the needs and desires of others or by their acclaim and approval. He could have chosen to stay where he was comfortable and allowed the people to come to Him. But instead He goes on to other villages seeking those in need and proclaiming the Kingdom of God in word and in deed.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus comes to Peter’s house, where He discovers Peter’s mother-in-law is sick and heals her. As a result, townspeople get wind of the healing and rush their sick loved ones to Peter’s house. The house is surrounded, and so is Jesus, who is so hemmed in; there is no quiet, no place to be with His Father. Jesus slips out quietly to the countryside in the wee morning hours, to pray.

Discovering Jesus’ absence, the disciples go looking for Him. Upon finding Him, the disciples confront Jesus, “Everybody is looking for you!” They think that Jesus’ work among the people trumps His need for quiet, for prayer.

Yet it is disordered to believe and live in such a way that prayer takes second-place to work, no matter what type of work it is. How sad it is that the disciples miss the mark on what is most important. And yet, am I that much different than the disciples?

Life presents a conundrum for us when we are faced with two or more seemingly good choices. Each healing Jesus does positively impacts them. But here’s the lesson: Doing good things can actually get in the way of serving God well. To serve God well, a person must not just do “good” things that others want him to do. Prayer AND action go hand–in-hand. I receive strength and focus from the Lord. I have to do what God calls me to. It may take prayer to discern what I am called to and what I must turn down/move away from---and some of them are good things!

Upon the disciples’ arrival, Jesus tells them that He is called to continue His ministry, not of healing, but of preaching, which is what he is called to. What can I learn from Jesus? What is needed to serve God well, then, is not endless good things that other people want from me. What is needed is prayer first. My time with Jesus, of connecting with Him is # 1 in my life. And after that, comes fidelity to just those few good things that fulfill that particular purpose to which the Lord has called me.

Betty Schwandt - Pastoral Associate

Attention: Adult Catholics who have not received the Sacrament of Confirmation.

Is it time for you to confirm your FAITH? Did you attend a Catholic High School or complete most of your high school religious education?

Are you ready to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation?

Come and prepare for Adult Confirmation (ages 19-45)

Please call the parish office for more information on times and dates of classes during the Lenten season. Confirmation will be during the Easter Vigil on Saturday, April 4, 2015.

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MARK YOUR CALENDARS SWEETHEART PANCAKE

BREAKFAST Sunday, February 15 from

8:00am - 12:00 pm $5.00 adults $2.00 kids age 7-12

(Kids 6 and under eat free)

Please join the Knights of Columbus in Good Samaritan Hall as they host their annual Sweetheart Pancake Breakfast.

All you can eat pancakes served with sausages, eggs, donut holes, milk, juice, coffee. Bring your appetites!

This week the Memorial Candle is burning in loving memory of

Leo Ruedinger.

This week the Sanctuary Candle is burning in loving memory of

Leon Polishinski.

The following child will be baptized at St. Raphael this weekend:

Sophie Elise, daughter of Joseph & Megan Paulik.

Welcome, Little One!

R U Support is a ministry to the recently unemployed and underemployed. We meet in Good Samaritan Hall at St. Raphael Parish on Monday morning from 8:30 – 10:30 am. All are welcome. Questions? Call Dennis Kotloski at 920-830-8980.

WORKING WITH THE SCRIPTURES – Several years ago our parish started a new ministry. We called it “R U Support” – shorthand for “Recently Unemployed/Underemployed Support Group.” The idea was born when one of our staff members pointed out that, whether because of layoffs, plant closings or business relocations, it seemed that almost every day someone was coming in to tell us that he or she had lost their job. “We need a support group!” And we were off and running.

After only two meetings our group had already outgrown the space we had reserved for it. And although stories and circumstances varied, when Job said “Is not man’s life on earth a drudgery?” most attendees knew exactly what he meant. Unfortunately for Job, however, his friends were anything but a support group! Still, Job believed that God would take care of him.

In Mark’s Gospel we find Jesus healing and casting out demons – Peter’s mother-in-law and townspeople gathered at the door, even the people of neighboring villages. It would seem that, even without the internet, word traveled fast. Obviously there were many people in need of healing and many demons to be cast out.

Which brings us back to Job and our “R U Support” group. One reason the group is still growing is that people who have attended in the past are still recommending the group to new people today. Like Job and the people around Capernaum, the unemployed often feel themselves lost and alone, sick with worry and beset by demons of loss and diminishment. But they, too, believe that God will take care of them. “He cured many who were sick…and…drove out many demons…” And in churches and community centers, town halls and college campuses, God is doing precisely that. It might be a volunteer executive recruiter, a representative of a County agency offering help with utility bills, or a woman from our local university helping people to navigate skills requirements and on-line assessment tools. Whoever it may be, through their gifts of time and talent people’s lives are being healed. Some might even call it a ‘miracle’. Us? We just call it R U Support… Vinal Van Benthem

New Hearing Devices are Coming!

For those of you who do not have hearing aids with T-Coil capabi l i t ies, we wi l l be purchasing 3 hearing devices that may be used during our liturgies to assist those with hearing deficiencies. Each device costs $150 and works in conjunction with our Hearing Loop. If you are able to help offset this expense, please make a donation to St. Raphael/Hearing Devices. They will be available at the end of the month. Please seek out an usher if you are in need of this device. Thank You.

Remember

to

bundle up!!!

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Preparing for Ash Wednesday…Please bring your dried

palms from Palm Sunday last year (2014) to church between now and March 2. A container will be in the Gathering Space for this collection. Ash Wednesday is February 18.

Bible Study and Breakfast Group

Fr. Carr’s Place 2B Chapel Second Saturday of the Month at 8:00 am

(February, 2015 meeting will be February 14) All are welcome!

Lead by Fr. Doug LeCaptain. Reference materials and breakfast provided at

no charge. You are asked to bring your own Bible. For more information, contact Al Eisma at 203-5056.

Catching Fire, Becoming Flame will take the desire in your heart for God and move it to new ways of expression. Catching Fire, Becoming Flame is a series for the pray-er who is looking for even more in their spiritual lives. The DVD series, featuring Fr. Albert Haase, provides opportunities in opening our hearts to greater relationship with God. There is

time-tested wisdom from Fr. Albert, an experienced spiritual director, who also shares the beauty of the spiritual lives of the saints. Monday evenings @ 6:30, February 9, and 16

Esto Vir Oshkosh - Men's Spirituality Morning Saturday, February 21, 2015 Speaker: Fr. Michael Warden (Parochial Vicar, St. Raphael)

Topic: “Disciples on the Way: The Necessity of Prayer for Salvation” MBS Parish - St. Josaphat Church 1333 Walnut St. (Corner of Walnut St. & Congress Ave., Oshkosh)

7:00 am – Registration 7:00 am to 7:35 am – Confession (Fr. Warden) 7:15 am - Holy Rosary 7:45 am - Holy Sacrifice of the Mass (Fr. Warden) 8:15 am - Continental Breakfast/Fellowship 8:45 am - 9:30 am - Speaker: (Fr. Warden) 9:45 am - Wrap Up

Free Will Offering

Contact Person: Dcn John at (920) 203-9272 or deaconji@gmail.com

February 18, 2015

7:15 am,

12:00 pm, 4:15 pm,

5:30 pm & 6:45 pm

Soup and Study

Come for lunch and

enjoy a bowl of soup

and learn about "The

History of the

C h u r c h . ” G u e s t

speaker and fellow parishioner,

Prof. Brian Smith, will be

speaking on Lenten Tuesdays:

Feb 24, March 3, 10, 17, and

24 from 12 noon – 1 pm

Condensed Soup and Study –

March 7 and March 21,

Following Saturday Mass

6pm -7pm

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PRARISH LIFE

Dear Friends of Day by Day,

I want to thank each of you & your Faith Community for your time, energy & effort you have shared with Day by Day Warming shelter! The shelter would not exist without the care & support of each of you!

It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that I am resigning my position as Executive Director of the shelter. I have been so honored to have had a hand in the formation & growth of the shelter since our humble beginnings in the fall of 2011. Together we have accomplished wonderful things & have helped so many of our neighbors in need. I hope that the foundation established will last far into the future. As I move on to a new position helping a different population, I know you will continue this great effort we have started together! I am forever grateful & humbled by the outpouring support from all of you to our guests. I again thank you with all my heart for all you’ve done & will continue to do for our guests.

With deep gratitude, Angie McCarthy

Oremus - Learn How to Pray

I (we) would like to attend the Monday evening Oremus sessions _______

Name (s) ___________________________________________________________________

Phone ____________________________ email______________________________________

Oremus "Let Us Pray" is a prayer series to learn the basics of prayer and learn new ways to pray. It guides you through the simple, yet profound steps to an effective and fruitful prayer life and allows you to try out new prayer styles and find one that works for you. It is part video and part discussion. You will discover how God speaks to you, even in the smallest encounters. Following the Tradition of the Catholic Church and the wisdom of the saints, you will learn how to express yourself to God in prayer, and how to hear his voice.

Monday at 6:30 February 23, March 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6 and 13.

Call the parish office to register 233-8044.

Mission Trip to

David, Kentucky

April 11-18, 2015

Once again we have

arranged a Parish

Mission Trip to

help the coal mining families of Eastern

Kentucky. We will be working once again

with the mission at David, Kentucky doing

home repairs, yard clean-up, gardening, or

just general things around the

mission. People of all skills are needed and

new skills can be learned helping out. It’s a

very rewarding experience and we all grow

in love, joy, fellowship and most

importantly, discipleship. If you have any

interest in helping out, call either the parish

office or John Petek, 920-233-5730.

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St. Raphael Baking Ministry Do you love to bake? Then this is the Ministry for

you! On many occasions, we are need of baked goods

for meetings, youth gatherings and our social events.

If you would like to be a part of the Baking Ministry

or would like more information, please contact Jane

at 303-0043. Thank you.

Come Join Us for Mardi Gras!

What: Parish Mardi Gras Celebration

Who: All members of our St. Raphael Family

When: Tuesday, February 17th, 5:30-7:30

Details:

5:30- Dinner catered by Cousins Subs courtesy of the Knights of Columbus.

6:00- Raphael Royalty (Come see the staff at St. Raphael in their most “courtly” garb!) 6:15- Illusionist Kirk Patrick will bring us the “Magic” of the Gospel Message

(Visit kirkpatrickmagic.com for details!) 7:00- Procession to bury the Alleluia

7:30- Leave in reflective silence

What to bring:

A heart for Jesus

Friends and family members

Laughter

Dessert/fruit/veggie dish to share (Optional, but appreciated!)

Registration forms are due Thursday, February 12, so we know how much food to prepare.

Space is limited and we were at capacity last year, so RSVP ASAP!

Mardi Gras Registration

Last Name: _______________________________________

Name(s) of Adult(s) _________________________________________

Names and ages of Children (if applicable)____________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________ e-mail: _______________

My family can bring (check 1):____dessert ____veggie dish ______fruit dish My family would like to volunteer to help at this event (check 1) ______yes ______no

Stepping Stones, a social support group for those who have lost a loved one, meets for dinner every second Wednesday of the month. Please note that the February 11 get-together will be at Olive Garden on Koeller in Oshkosh at 1:00 pm. Please call Paula at 233-8044 if you plan on attending or would like more information about Stepping Stones. Please join us for support and sharing.

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PARISH LIFE

Mass Intentions

Saturday, February 7 5:00 pm Joan Lillie † Raymond Zelhofer † Sunday, February 8 7:30 am Pauline Kleveno † 9:00 am Nicholas Kapusniak † 11:00 am Robert Messner † 5:00 pm For our Parishioners † Monday, February 9 8:00 am At Franciscan Courts † Tuesday, February 10

8:00 am At Franciscan Courts † Wednesday, February 11

8:00 am At Franciscan Courts † Thursday, February 12 7:15 am Bob Born † Friday, February 13 7:15 am Leo Ruedinger † Saturday, February 14 5:00 pm Thomas & Marion Hansen † Sunday, February 15 7:30 am John Piencikowski † 9:00 am Clarence & Mary Kunde † 11:00 am Elaine Reiter † 5:00 pm For Our Parishioners †

Readings for the Week of February 8, 2015 Sunday: Jb 7:1-4, 6-7, 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23, Mk 1:29-39 Monday: Gn 1:1-19, Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday: Gn 1:20--2:4a, Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17/Mk 7:14-23 Thursday: Gn 2:18-25, Mk 7:24-30 Friday: Gn 3:1-8, Mk 7:31-37 Saturday: Gn 3:9-24, Mk 8:1-10 Next Sunday: Lv 13:1-2, 44-46, 1 Cor 10:31--11:1, Mk 1:40-45 ©Liturgical Publications Inc

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME & TALENT

LITURGICAL ROLES FEBRUARY 14 & 15, 2015

GREETERS

5:00 pm T. Polishinksi, M. Kirsch, M. Malchow,

R. Vandersee Family

7:30 am C. & J. Kochen, D. & D. Johnson

9:00 am N. & D Ruedinger, R. Treder,

E. & A. Leafgren

11:00 am R. Lemieux, M. Johannes, A. Patzwald,

C. Anderson Family

5:00 pm 4 needed

USHERS

5:00 pm T. Mettlach, P. Larson, J. Geldmeyer, B. Feig

7:30 am C. Zaniewski, T. Hellmann, E. Wilke,

W. Nocito

9:00 am D. Schmidt, R. Luft, C. Sina, R. Coshenet

11:00 am N. Hofacker, T. Thompson, R. Kuklinski,

L. Robinson

5:00 pm C. & A. Redlin, C. Meyer, 1 needed

SERVERS

5:00 pm Jacob Kaszuba, Cheyenne Stadler-Gram,

Hans Woldt

7:30 am Madeline Main, Sierra Dodge, Alaina Dodge

9:00 am Abby Leafgren, Ian Leafgren, Drew Roesch

11:00 am Joseph Gonzalez, Carver Schmidt,

Jack Brooks

5:00 pm Margaret Dishaw, Chloe Downs, Alana Berg

LECTORS

5:00 pm K. Mettlach, MB. White

7:30 am A. Kriegel, W. Baurecht

9:00 am K. Johnson-Thiel, J. Thiel

11:00 am S. Hawi, L. Brooks

5:00 pm J. Thiel, 1 needed

SACRISTANS

5:00 pm P. Blackmore

7:30 am C. Kniep

9:00 am H. Roesch,

11:00 am T. Glasnapp

5:00 pm C. Van Buren

MUSICIANS

5:00 pm Karla/Jack/Jim Boehm

7:30 am Jenna/Ron/Carly

9:00 am Adult Choir

11:00 am Elijah/Denise/Leah/Sydney

5:00 pm Ekklesia

LITURGICAL MINISTERS! MARCH, APRIL & MAY!

Please email (jill.eaton@raphael.org) or call (233-8044) Jill with any dates you are not available for the next three

month schedule by February 9. Thank you!

Would you like to become an Altar server ?

A training session for Altar Servers will be offered on Monday, February 9, from 5:00 - 6:00 pm. TO REGISTER for the

training, call Jill at 233-8044 or email : jill.eaton@raphael.org

Thought for the day...Do small things with great love….