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

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

MARCH 8, 2015

Third Sunday of Lent

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 week in Lent

Oremus Monday, March 9 at 6:30 pm

Soup and Study Tuesday, March 10 at Noon

City Wide Reconciliation Tuesday, March 10 at 7:00 pm

St. Jude - St. Vincent Site

Scripture Study Thursday, March 12 at 1:00 pm

Stations of the Cross Thursday, March 12 at 6:30 pm

Fish Fry (Fourth One!) Friday, March 13 starting at 4:30 pm

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

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DEAR PARISHIONERS...

It’s hard to believe that it is already March and the Third week of Lent. There have been so many opportunities in our parish for us to deepen our knowledge and faith through several talks about our history as a Catholics through the centuries, our relevance and mission in the world today, and digging into the depths of our spiritual and scriptural traditions. We thank all the speakers who led the talks, especially Rich Curran who led the Parish Mission and Prof. Brian Smith who continues to lead our Soup and Study series on the history of the Catholic Church. We also thank Midge Robbeloth for facilitating our ongoing Little Rock Scripture Study on Thursdays and all the many volunteers organizing and setting up for these events.

This weekend the Knights of Columbus will be looking for men interested in joining the organization. The Knights have a rich history that dates back more than a century of fraternal charity which assists a variety of needs within the United States and several places around the world. The Knights are a great avenue for men seeking a way to reach out to the community as a volunteer. Please consider joining this great tradition and continuing through them continual outreach to the community.

As you walked through the main entry way toward the nave of the church, you may have noticed a large wood cross immediately to the right of the main doors. You may have also noticed that it is covered in band aids. The first through fifth grade religious education students each received a band aid and wrote their names on it and stuck it to the cross. This was to help the students recognize that the hurts we receive in life are also suffered with us by Christ’s passion and death. This was part of the preparation for a Stations of the Cross video, which they watched the second half of their class.

Have a blessed Lent.

Fr. Michael

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

Bible Study and Breakfast Group Fr. Carr’s Place 2B Chapel

Second Saturday of the Month at 8:00 am (March, 2015 meeting will be March 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.

World’s Poor Collection Sunday, March 14 & 15 2015

Next weekend there will be a special collection for the World’s Poor. The agencies represented are official church agencies that work to help the poor help themselves out of poverty. In this collection you have a choice to contribute to any one or all of the following three funds: The Campaign for Human Development is a domestic anti-poverty program that helps the poor to help themselves-25% of this collection remains in our Diocese to support anti-poverty efforts. Catholic Relief (Bishops’ Overseas Appeal) supports Catholic Relief Services, Migration & Refugee Services, Social Development and World Peace. Peter’s Pence is the Pope’s personal poverty relief fund. The World’s Poor envelopes will be located in the pews for your convenience.

Think Spring!

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WHAT’S HAPPENING Sunday, March 8 K of C Membership Drive

10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul Meeting

12:30 am High School Retreat

3:40 pm Confirmation Class

3:45 pm Education Commission Meeting

5:00 pm Mass

6:00 pm Holy Hour of Adoration

6:00 pm Aftershock Planning Meeting

Monday, March 9

8:30 am RU Support

5:30 pm Ab Altare Dei Religious Emblem Mtg

6:00 pm Stewardship Commission Mtg

6:00 pm Human Concerns Commission

6:30 pm Oremus

6:30 pm Scouts

6:30 pm RCIA

Tuesday, March 10

9:00 am Catholic Core Team Meeting

12:00 pm Soup and Study

3:40 pm CIC

4:15/5:30 pm First Eucharist Parent/Child Class

4:15/5:30/6:45pm RE Classes 6:30 pm Adult Faith Formation Meeting 6:30 pm Worship Commission Meeting 6:45 pm Qtr. 4 High School RE Class

6:45 pm Confirmation Session

6:45 pm Peer Ministry Meeting

7:00 pm City-wide Reconciliation - St. Jude

Wednesday, March 11

9:30 am Women’s Spirituality

12:00 pm Stepping Stones (Ground Round)

3:00 pm CIC

4:15/5:30 pm First Eucharist Parent/Child Class

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

6:00 pm Adult Confirmation Class

7:45 pm Confirmation Session

8:00 pm Qtr. 4 High School RE Class

Thursday, March 12

1:00 pm Scripture Study

5:30 pm Youth Choir

6:00 pm Christ Child Society

6:00 pm Baptism Class

6:30 pm Stations of the Cross

7:00 pm Men’s Choir

7:00 pm Adult Choir

7:00 pm Lent Book Study

Friday, March 13

7:15 am Mass

4:30 pm Fish Fry

Stewardship of Sharing

Week ending 3/01/2015

Offertory Collections:

Envelopes $ 19,024

Loose Collection $ 1,477

EFT/On-line Giving $ 5,071

Total $ 25,572

Saturday, March 14 World’s Poor Collection

Anointing Weekend

Bread Partner Weekend

1:00 pm Middle School Dog Treat Making

Sunday, March 15 World’s Poor Collection

Anointing Weekend

Bread Partner Weekend

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

3:40 pm Confirmation Class

6:00 pm VBS Meeting

5:00 pm Mass

6:00 pm Aftershock—Stations/Foot washing

ENCOUNTER Join young adults (18-39 years old) from Oshkosh and throughout the Diocese for the next ENCOUNTER.

A night of Eucharistic Adoration, Praise & Worship Music by Lisa

Preissner and Band, Reconciliation, Food & Fellowship.

March 21 from 7-9 pm at St. Jude Parish (Sacred Heart site 1025 W. 5th Ave, in Oshkosh). Sponsored by The Dept. of New Evangelization, Office of Young Adult (18-39) Ministry, Diocese of Green Bay. For more information go to: www.gbdioc.org/youngadult

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.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

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RE NEWS

First Eucharist parent/child classes are 4:15 and 5:30 on March 10/11. At least one parent must

attend with his/her child.

Reconciliation services will be held for RE students the weeks of March 17/18 and March 24/25

during regular class sessions. Check the RE calendar for details on when your child will be

attending. Parents are welcome to join us.

Bread Partner weekend will take place at all Masses on March 14/15.

First Eucharist Retreats and Enrollment are March 21/22, 3-6. At least one parent must attend

with his/her child.

There will be NO RE classes on March 31/April 1 and April 7/8.

Middle School CRS Rice Bowl Challenge! Middle school Religious Education students are invited to participate in the CRS Rice Bowl Challenge. From February 24th to March 25th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders are invited to bring in their pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and paper bills on Religious Education nights and deposit their money in a container designated for their grade level. The money they collect will be brought up by a middle school representative at Holy Thursday Mass on April 2.

The grade level that collects the most money will be rewarded with a root beer float party on April 14/15, but the

real reward is helping those with the greatest need. Together we can be the hands and feet of Christ to others

this Lent.

Summer 2015 Youth Mission Trip dates: July 18-24

Detroit Lakes, MN - Next Level Mission Cost: $450 per camper

Applications are in the gathering space or contact Tanya Hielke at: tanya.hielke@raphael.org

Full Time Youth Minister

St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church in Oshkosh, WI, a vibrant parish with over 2800 families, is seeking a faith-filled Catholic to facilitate a comprehensive youth ministry program for students in grades 6-12. We desire an individual who can implement a total youth ministry program that focuses on the overall empowerment, participation and growth of young people as members of the Body of Christ. Responsibilities include: overseeing formation and training of a high school and middle school peer ministry, organize and promote summer youth mission trips, camps and conferences for students grades 6-12, coordinate regular youth gatherings to foster an active prayer life and sense of community in youth, and establish an active presence within the school, community, and religious education settings to evangelize youth. The ideal candidate will have a BA in religious education/theology or related field, be well organized, highly motivated, enthusiastic and creative. St. Raphael is an Equal Opportunity Employer and offers a competitive salary with a benefit package.

Please send your resume and cover letter by March 17th to:

Jessie Adrians, Coordinator of Religious Education

St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church

830 S. Westhaven Drive

Oshkosh, WI 54904

jessie.adrians@raphael.org

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Reflecting on the Scriptures

I, the LORD, am your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery. You shall not have other gods

besides me. You shall not carve idols for yourselves in the shape of anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in

the waters beneath the earth; you shall not bow down before them or worship them. --- Ex. 20:2-4

Chocolate. Satisfying, creamy chocolate. Sometimes I get a craving that just won’t go away. So, is there any chocolate within reach?

How do I become free from the seemingly benign addictions in my life? What types of things am I talking about? Exercising, video games, reading, fishing, gardening, coffee, the internet, smoking, shopping, my cell phone, pride, jealousy, sports, work, hunting, TV, alcohol, gossiping, managing diet/weight, cleaning, my agenda/schedule, anger, busyness, complaining, organizing, controlling, unforgiveness. And there are many more. All of these satisfy, or gratify, a hole within me that I’m trying to fill. And I end up being a slave to whatever addiction has me in its grip.

And this is not the vision, the life that the Lord wants for me. He does not wish for me to be a slave to any-thing. And yet I allow myself to become enslaved to desires and to gratification—yes, and even to chocolate!

My Lenten journey is to become “free”- free from whatever I’ve allowed to control me, to own me. What keeps me from loving others? Jesus himself lived in inner freedom, and he gave His life away every day, and in the end, He gave His life on the cross - for me. Am I free to give my life away? Am I able to think about the needs of others before my own? Christ is “the way, the truth, and the life” and does my life reflect the freedom of loving as Jesus did?

To be free is to escape all of those addictions that keep me tethered to this world. How free am I?

Betty Schwandt - Pastoral Associate

Building Disciples of Christ: Catholic Charities “Being a disciple means being constantly ready to bring the love of Jesus to others…” The Joy of the Gospel, Pope Francis. Jesus calls us to build people up, heal the broken, and bring love to everyone. Catholic Charities works with individuals, families and communities to help them meet their needs and resolve their problems.

Catholic Charities is committed to bring social services to people of all faiths and ethnicities. Thousands of individuals and families are helped each year in five offices throughout our 16-county diocese. Many have little or no health insurance. They offer programs in:

Individual and Family Counseling Adoption, Pregnancy and Parenting Support Family Strengthening Financial Health

The counselors of Catholic Charities are disciples of Christ. Your gift to the Bishops’ Appeal allows Catholic Charities to bring the love of Christ to those who need it the most. Make your gift today at www.catholicfoundationgb.org/give, or call Debbie toll-free at 877-500-3580, ext. 8184.

Every so often someone will call and request a Prayer Shawl. Prayer Shawls are knit and/or crocheted by women in our parish. Each is crafted with prayer, soft yarn (provided, along with a variety of patterns) and love. If you would like to be a part of this ministry - or if you would like to request a Prayer Shawl - call the office at 233-8044

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Knights of Columbus

Membership Drive

March 7 & 8, 2015

St. Raphael Church

Before and After all Masses

The Knights of Columbus at St. Raphael are looking for men to join them.

If you are looking for more ways to be involved in the

church, serve the poor, serve people in need, serve the

disabled in our church and community, stop by the

information table in the gathering space to talk to one of

the Knights or call Mike at 920-379-7716.

Stepping Stones, a social support group for those who have lost a loved one, meets once a month. This month, however, Stepping Stones will be meeting twice! Wednesday March 11 from 12:00 pm -1:30 p.m. at the Ground Round Oshkosh Friday March 27 from 5:00 p.m.-

7:30 p.m. at St. Raphael Fish Fry

Please contact Paula if you have questions. 230-3237 Ext 236 or 1-920-588-0327

VBS 2015: Everest Conquering Challenges

with God’s Mighty Power!

Save the date: Vacation Bible School will be

August 17-21 at St. Raphael. More details to

come!

If you are interested in being part of the VBS

planning team, there will be a meeting 6-7pm

on Sunday, March 15, following the 5pm

Mass.

Soup and Study, Lent 2015 Tuesdays 12:00 - 1:00 pm

Come and enjoy a bowl of soup while learning about the history of the church.

Third Tuesday – March 10 The Reformation Era (1517 – 1648)

Challenge of Luther and Vatican’s response; spread of Luther’s ideas (Calvin, Zwingli, Anabaptists); Council of Trent’s response to Protestantism -- clearer definitions of sacraments, scripture and tradi-tion, greater concentration of authority in papacy; grace vs. works, 100 years of wars involving re-ligion after death of Luther. Help is needed in the kitchen heating up soup and with setting up Good Samaritan Hall and clean-up after. If you would like to help out, please contact the parish office at 233-8044 for more information. Thank you!

Hungering for a Season of Hope. The next stop on our CRS Rice Bowl journey

is the African nation, Niger, where we’re reminded that life’s joys and challenges

are often seasonal. This week we pray for people who struggle to feed their

families during the hungry season— when food is in short supply—and we

commit to acting for the common good.

Have you lost something? Don’t forget to check the “Lost and Found” bin located in the coat room by St. Martin’s Chapel.

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Desserts for take out are very much

appreciated! Please wrap desserts

individually! We serve approximately

300-350 takeout dinners per Fish Fry!

EVER GROWING MINISTRY OPPORTINITIES

As pastoral ministry expands at St. Raphael, more opportunities, driven by greater need, are available. We are looking for people who feel called by God and empowered by the Spirit to continue the works of Jesus. Below you will find a few of the ways you can become the hands and feet of Christ.

Sunday Ministry Opportunity: This ministry is a once a month Sunday morning commitment from 9:00 am to 11:00 am and designed to be a:

Ministry that reaches out to nursing homes and homebound Ministry that has the opportunity to involve family/spouses Ministry designed to build community through prayer and communion Ministry that allows you to share your gifts with others of faith

Care Ministry Opportunities: This ministry supports many different areas of our parish and is designed to be a:

One-on-one ministry that supports our parishioners by building relationships This ministry is flexible with people’s schedules.

Please give Paula a call if you would like more information on any of these or other ministries. 920-23-3237, ext 236 or 1-920-588-0327

LOURDES ACADEMY

Kindergarten Round Up

At Lourdes Academy your

child will develop new

friendships, gain confidence

and thrive in our nurturing, faith filled environment.

Come and meet our teachers, visit our classrooms and

see what makes Lourdes Academy special!

Kindergarten Round Up is open to all children who will be

5 years old before September 1, 2015.

*Principal introduction and tour at the start of each

session.

Monday, March 9 8:30-10:30am or 12:30-2:30pm

Lourdes Academy – Cabrini 619 Merritt Ave Oshkosh

Tuesday, March 10 8:30-10:30am or 12:30-2:30pm

Lourdes Academy – Seton 1207 Oregon St Oshkosh

RSVP online @ LourdesAcademyOshkosh.org

Or contact MB Kelly @ 521-1517

Now Enrolling Preschool – 12th grade

Anointing of the Sick at all Masses

next weekend.

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WORKING WITH THE SCRIPTURES – “You shall not have other gods besides me.” The story is told of a wealthy tourist who came upon a fisherman sitting in the sun, leaning lazily on his boat. “Why don’t you go out and fish?”, the tourist inquired. “I have all the fish I need”, said the fisherman. “But if you catch more fish you can make more money.” “Why would I do that?”, the fisherman asked. “So that you can buy more boats.” “Why?” “So that you can catch more fish, make more money, buy more boats and hire more workers.” “Why?” “So that you can take it easy and do whatever you want?” “But I am doing that now,” the fisherman replied, wondering how the tourist could possibly be so stupid. The fisherman used the boat to meet his needs. He owned the boat rather than letting the boat own him. The tourist, on the other hand, was obsessed with the idea of making money. Money, and what-ever it took to make more of it, owned him. Three young professionals started their own firm. They worked 10-12 hours a day, seven days a week, preparing proposals and responding to requests from potential clients. After several months of this they decided to make a new rule. Each would take one weekend plus one additional day off each month. There would be no client calls, no stopping by the office “just in case”, no checking e-mails. Why? Because they realized that the work had be-gun to own them; now they would own the work. It’s easy to forget why we do the work that we do. It’s easy to forget family and friends – even our own health – when we allow our work to become our god. In John’s Gospel we are given a rare glimpse of Jesus’ anger. The money changers were supposed to be assisting the people. Instead, they were using the people to make a profit. Money had become their god. “You shall not have other gods besides me.” Why do I do the work that I do? Do I own my job, or does my job own me?

Vinal Van Benthem

“No Peace without Justice,

no Justice without Forgiveness.” Pope John Paul II

The following is the Lenten schedule for the

weeks of March 2 - March 23

(unless otherwise indicated)

MONDAY Mass @ 8:00 am - Franciscan Courts

Oremus - 6:30 pm March 9, 16, 30,

April 6, 13, 20

TUESDAY

Mass @ 8:00 am- Franciscan Courts

Soup and Sermon “History of the Church” presented by Prof. Brian Smith

Noon - 1:00 pm - Good Samaritan Hall

March 10, 17, 24

City Wide Reconciliation

7:00 pm March 10 St. Jude (St. Vincent)

WEDNESDAY

Mass @ 8:00 am - Franciscan Courts

City-wide Reconciliation

1:00 pm - March 25 St. Raphael

Adult Confirmation - 6:00 pm March 11, 18, 25

THURSDAY

Mass @ 7:15 am- St. Raphael

Scripture Sunday

The Passion and Resurrection Narratives of Jesus.

1:00pm - March 12, 19, 26, April 2

Stations of the Cross

6:30 pm St. Raphael

March 12, 19, 26

FRIDAY Mass @ 7:15 am - St. Raphael

Fish Fry Serving 4:30-7:30 pm

March 13, 20, 27

SATURDAY Mass @ 5:00 pm

Condensed Soup and Sermon March 7 & 21 after Mass

Anointing of the Sick will be on the weekend of March 14/15

at all Masses.

CITY-WIDE

RECONCILIATION

There w i l l be c i t y -w ide Reconcil iat ion Services on Tuesday, March 10 - 7:00 pm at St. Jude (St. Vincent Site) and 1:00 pm at St. Raphael Church.

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We need your help! Volunteers are needed to have a successful church Fish Fry this Lenten season. Please consider donating your time and talents. Sign-up boards are located in the church entry.

Thank you Jeff Key, Chair

This Week’s F i s h F r y Dessert is:

Anything Green!

This One's for You!

Come hear Fr. Luke Ferris presenting an

evening on prayer, This One's For You: The Basics of Prayer, Resistance and Grace in Spiritual Life on March 17 at 6:30 pm. Come join

us!

A HEART FULL OF SOUL: PRAYING AS A COUPLE

Deacon Steve and Peg VandeHey March 23, 2015

6:30 pm St. Raphael Church

Deacon Steve and Peg are married almost 43 years, have raised their three children, all who are married, and are now enjoying the

blessing of 18 grandchildren. Steve is a Pastoral Associate at the Catholic Tri-Parishes in Calumet County. Peg is the Family & Married Life Coordinator at the Diocese of Green Bay. They live in Kaukauna and are members of St. Katherine Drexel Parish.

There are a variety of ways to pray. Individuals have personal preferences. But what about praying as a couple. Married couples often express a desire to deepen their prayer life, or perhaps even wish to begin a prayer and don’t know how. Couples can discover ways to pray that each will find meaningful. The presentation will cover aspects of prayer and various ways to pray through stories, songs and scripture. St. Raphael Blood

Drive

Saturday,

March 14, 2015

8:00 am -11:00 am

The Community

Blood Center Blood Mobile will be

located in the St. Raphael parking

lot. The sign-up board will be in the

Gathering Space.

PARISH LIFE

Mass Intentions

Saturday, March 7 5:00 pm Raymond Zelhofer † Sunday, March 8 7:30 am Hattie Berg † Richard Feavel † 9:00 am Marjorie Ilk † Dr. John & Tekla Check † 11:00 am O. B. Zimmerman † 5:00 pm For Our Parishioners †

Monday, March 9 8:00 am At Franciscan Courts † Tuesday, March 10

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

8:00 am At Franciscan Courts † Thursday, March 12 7:15 am Barbara Rasmussen † Friday, March 13 7:15 am Jane Mathe † Saturday, March 14 5:00 pm Carol Sanders † Jim Hetue † Sunday, March 15 7:30 am Kathleen Ulvenes † 9:00 am Grace Sager † Don Beahm † 11:00 am Deceased members of Albert Huss Family † 5:00 pm Pat Penzenstalder †

Readings for the Week of March 8, 2015

Sunday: Ex 17:3-7, Rom 5:1-2, 5-8, Jn 4:5-42 or 4:5-15,

19b-26, 39a, 40-42

Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b, Lk 4:24-30

Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43, Mt 18:21-35

Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9, Mt 5:17-19

Thursday: Jer 7:23-28, Lk 11:14-23

Friday: Hos 14:2-10, Mk 12:28-34

Saturday: Hos 6:1-6, Lk 18:9-14

Next Sunday: 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a, Eph 5:8-14,

Jn 9:1-41 or 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38

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STEWARDSHIP OF TIME & TALENT

LITURGICAL ROLES MARCH 14 & 15, 2015

GREETERS

5:00 pm M. Kirsch, R. Vandersee Family, T. Polishinski

7:30 am B. Griesbach, J. Ryan, C. & J. Kocken

9:00 am E. Pitz, P. & B. Harrington, (2 needed)

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

T. & V. Sorensen

5:00 pm 4 needed

USHERS

5:00 pm J. Geldmeyer, T. Mettlach, R. Meyer, 1 needed

7:30 am C. Zaniewski, E. Wilke, W. Nocito, E. Dwyer

9:00 am S. Tribbey, S. & C. Klobucarich, M. Diker

11:00 am J. Brooks, L. Robinson, R. Kuklinski,

P. Barfknecht

5:00 pm R. VanBuren, 2 needed

SERVERS

5:00 pm Hunter Martinson, Jimmy Vajgrt,

Cheyenne Stalder-Gram

7:30 am Kate Johnsen, Madeline Main, Jasmine McCoy

9:00 am Jacob Diker, Haley Klysen, Elizabeth Toonen

11:00 am Chloe Studinski, Diani Tessier, Katie Tessier

5:00 pm Madeline London, Avery Doemel,

Madeline Borski,

LECTORS

5:00 pm K. Mettlach, T. Rochon-Luft

7:30 am J. Skroski, W. Baurecht

9:00 am T. Deacy, S. Klysen

11:00 am G. Chier, L. Brooks

5:00 pm J. Thiel, 1 needed

SACRISTANS

5:00 pm T. Norkofski

7:30 am C. Kniep

9:00 am K./M. Ulrich

11:00 am B. Laabs

5:00 pm C. VanBuren

MUSICIANS

5:00 pm Jenna/Esther/Jim

7:30 am Elizabeth/Jen

9:00 am Adult Choir

11:00 am Ann/Men’s Quartet

5:00 pm Ekklesia

LITURGICAL MINISTERS! MARCH, APRIL & MAY! Now available online at:

raphael.org/ministries/liturgical ministers

Paper copies are available at the church.

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.

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