June 6th, 2011 Celebrating

June 6th, 2011
Celebrating...
35th Anniversary of his
Ordination into the
Priesthood
Father Donald Zuleger
Please know that your faith in Christ and
your love for God’s people make a wonderful
difference in the lives of so many.
May God’s blessings be yours.
Thank you for your many years of service and
ministry to St. Bernadette Parish!
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2 St. Bernadette Parish · Appleton, WI
Liturgical Ministers
Sacraments
11th/4:00pm
Confessions
Cantor:
Saturday 10:00am or by appointment
Choir:
Baptisms
E.M.:
Infant Baptisms are celebrated during mass or after the last
Sunday mass every second weekend of the month. To properly
prepare for this sacrament, parents are asked to contact the
parish office four months in advance and to attend a baptismal preparation program. The next two-hour session is being
held on Monday, July 18th at 7:00pm.
Greeter:
Weddings
Servers:
Arrangements require at least twelve months for proper marriage preparation. Please contact the parish office as soon as
possible. A one year active membership is required before
planning the wedding.
Eucharistic Worship
Summer Schedule
Memorial Weekend (5/29) - Labor Day Weekend (9/4)
Saturday………………………………………………………….…..4:00pm
Sunday………………………………………………...8:00am, 10:00am
Seraphim
"All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me.
Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and
of the Holy Spirit." - Mt 28:18b-19
Monday - 6/6
35th Anniversary of
Fr. Don Zuleger’s
Ordination Into
Priesthood
6:30pm Picnic Mtg (RR)
Tuesday - 6/7
8:30am Mass (CH)
8:30am Mass (CH)
6:30pm Boy Scout (CAF) 9am CH Cleaning
6:30pm Worship Mtg
(RR)
Parish Offices
Close at 10am
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Wednesday - 6/8
L. Nikolai
S. Humphrey
Gr. Family:
Lector:
Ushers:
Captain:
B. Leonhardt
E. Krueger
Brickner
Ferris
Kennedy
Schaar
Grishaber
Klister
A. Campbell
C. Meulemans
P. Biwan
B. Payne
S. Piotrowski
S. Courtney
A. Maslanka
S. Ferris
A. Gagnon
O. Nevins
E. Gustafson
T. Gagnon
J. Sweetman
D. Ferris
A. Goudzwaard
M. Kinderman
P. Grishaber
J. Dietz
J. Knuijt
P. Niles
J. Klister
A. Schaar
J. Niles
T. Klister
R. Brickner
K. Sanderfoot
P. Klister
Mass Intentions
June 6th
June 7th, 8:30am
June 8th, 8:30am
June 9th, 8:30am
June 10th, 7:45am
June 11th, 4:00pm
June 12th, 8:00am
10:00am
No Mass
Bill & Eunice Gruenke Family
Joe & Eunice Grishaber
Carl Maas
Paula Ballard
Rose & Joseph Bickler
Joan Sprangers
Parish Members
Readings for the week of June 5th
Winter Schedule
Labor Day Weekend - Memorial Weekend
Saturday……………………………………………………………...4:00pm
Sunday…………………………………...7:15am, 9:00am, 10:45am
10:00am
Renewed Spirits
R. Sauter
Eucharistic Assistance
If you are unable to come forward to receive the Eucharist,
please notify any usher before Mass and they will have a
Eucharistic Minister bring Holy Communion to you.
12th/8:00am
E. Behnke
Communion for the Homebound
Please contact the parish office to arrange for regular or occasional visits by the pastoral staff to the homebound or shut-ins.
Holy Communion is brought by the pastor each month.
June 11th & 12th
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Thursday - 6/9
8:30am Mass (CH)
Acts 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23/Mt 28:16-20
Acts 19:1-8/Jn 16:29-33
Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a
Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19
Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26
Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19
Morning: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3/
Jn 21:20-25
Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez
37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39
Day: Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13/
Jn 20:19-23
Friday - 6/10
6:30am FV Bible Study
(CAF)
7:45am Mass (CH)
1pm Wedding (CH)
Parish Offices
Close at Noon
Saturday - 6/11
10am Confessions
4pm Mass
Sunday - 6/12
Pentecost
8:00am & 10:00am
Mass
Our Own
Needs Collection
Our Own
Needs Collection
Baptism Weekend
Baptism Weekend
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St. Bernadette School
2011/2012 Registration
St. Bernadette School is accepting registrations for the 20112012 school year for 3 year old preschool through fifth grade.
Come join our school family! For more information call the
school office at 739-5391.
Prayer written by a fourth grader…
Thank you, God for making me and my brothers. Please help
me to do better in life, to behave, and be a good person.
Please help Father Don and Father David to keep being very
good priests and help all priests. Please help my grandpa
that he does not need to have surgery. Please help everybody
that needs you. Amen Julianna
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Religious Education
Find our bulletin anytime you need it
Do you leave your bulletin in the car after
you drive home on Sunday? Does it get lost
in the pile with the Sunday paper? Do you find yourself
looking for it to get an update on a meeting time, or find the
name of that plumber who advertises every week to support
our parish?
Well, now you can find our bulletin online, 24 hours a day, 7
days a week, 365 days a year. Go to www.SeekAndFind.com
and enter our church’s zip code. You can download each
week’s bulletin when you need it--even if you can’t find this
paper copy.
Bulletin Announcements
If you or your organization would like to put an
announcement in the weekly bulletin please email all
information to Michele in the parish office at least one week
in advance to mciske@saint-bernadette.org.
Weekly Offerings
Youth Ministry Service Trip to Chicago
Youth Ministry is planning a Service Trip to Chicago June 1619. We stay at the Darst Center and serve at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, Port Ministry, Franciscan outreach and
Su Casa. We will be working with children in childcare, doing
some basic maintenance, serving meals and more. The trip is
open to youth and young adults who are 14 or older. There is
still room for a few more to join us. We are also looking for
donations to bring the places we visit, either in monetary or
goods. (food, clothes, toiletries) Cost for the trip is $200
which includes housing, food & transportation, $240 for nonparishioners. If you would like more information contact Peter
at 734-7502 or pgagnon@saint-bernadette.org.
Church Support as of May 31st, 2011
Sacrificial Offering Need 2010/2011
Budget
Week of 05/31..…………....$11,400.………............$9,376.57
July - Apr...........................$656,135………………$654,947.21
May Month to Date…...…...$69,500.………..........$63,100.72
July to Date……….............$725,635..................$718,047.93
“Advancing the Mission
“Free to Serve”
Courtesy Announcement
Shrine of Our Lady of Good
Join us for a Faith-filled visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Good
Help in New Franken-Champion-Robinsonville on Thursday,
June 30th. Learn more about this amazing story of Adele
Brise and her encounter with Our Lady, the Queen of Help.
This trip is sponsored by Catholic Daughters of the Americas.
For more details, please contact Rosemary at 734-2806.
Program Goal
$729,000
Pledged to Date
$377,648
492 pledged
98-05 Bishops Appeal
Bishop’s Appeal 2011
As of 5/23/11 our parish has received 369 gifts
for a total of $58,701 or 81% of our goal of
$72,579 for an average of $160 per family of
those who have given to Bishop’s Appeal.
2010 Bishop’s Appeal Update
As of 5/31/2011 we have collected $7,422.37 from our $20
on the 20th collection and $2,711.50 from our $10 on the
10th collection for a total of $10,133.87 in the effort to pay off
our 2010 Bishop’s Appeal debt. If you haven’t already given to
this appeal please prayerfully consider helping to pay off this
debt. Thank you for your continued support!
.
Collected
Parking Lot Repair
Parish
Obligation
Balance Needed
$351,352
ATM
Collected
YTD
Balance
Needed
$105,539 $105,539
0
$15,772
0
$15,772
Repair School Roof
$153,142 $148,424
$4,718
Handicap Accessible
School
$145,000
0
$145,000
Parish Scholarship
Fund
$140,000
0
$140,000
In your monthly Sunday envelopes you will find an
Advancing the Mission envelope for you to use for your ATM
donation if you haven’t already made a pledge through The
Green Bay Diocese. Please be sure to make check payable
to “Advancing the Mission”
THANK YOU to all who have contributed!
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Reflection Corner
The Broadway musical, Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark, is filled with high-flying aerial stunts that astounded audiences when
they worked correctly. A significant part of the buzz surrounding the production, with its music by Bono and Edge, comes from
the fact that the spectacular aerial displays don't always work. Actors have ended up being suspended in midair while stage
crews hastened to untangle cables and pulleys. Sometimes, instead of Spiderman flying through the air with the greatest of
ease, he ends up hanging helplessly above the stage.
From Icarus to NASA, humankind has imagined ways of leaving the earth. Watching birds soar aloft has provoked our imaginations into thinking that we too could one day lift ourselves to the heavens. The Scriptures for the feast of the Ascension leave
us with the same vision as Jesus was lifted up in a cloud. Two men in white ask the apostles, "Men of Galilee, why are you
standing there looking at the sky?"
Why, indeed? Jesus is no superhero, despite having his own rock musical, Jesus Christ Superstar. Looking to the heavens is
not what this feast is about. As the Gospel for today reminds us, we are given a great commission: to make disciples of all nations, baptizing people and teaching them to observe what Jesus has commanded. We are not spectators like the audience at
a Broadway musical, looking up to see what might happen. We are, instead, actors, taking our roles in the great story of salvation history. The commission Jesus gives in the Gospel is not only addressed to the eleven disciples who gathered with him on
a mountain in Galilee. That commission is given to all of us, to go out into the world and to make disciples. Much of the language during this Easter season has an upward movement. Now Christ has commanded us to lift up others so they may be
raised to new life in him.
Pastoral Perspectives
What Did Jesus Actually Say? (part 1 of 2)
How would we know what his actual words were? There were no tape recorders or “stenographers” back then. This is a question
many people have struggled with, especially over the last few centuries. In fact, the Gospels were not written down for at least a
generation or so after Christ. Obviously, then, these sacred tests could not have been “transcribed” as by a court reporter.
In fact, as the Pontifical Biblical Commission pointed out over 40 years ago, our faith has come down to us through at least three
“stages”. The first stage was the life and teachings of Jesus, up
to and including his death and resurrection. This is the ultimate
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basis of our faith. This first stage, the underpinning of all ChrisPastor
Father Donald Zuleger
tian preaching and teaching, was a LIVED experience. The first
Parochial
Father
Vicar
David Kelly, OFM
disciples experienced a relationship with Jesus, and watched as
Deacon
Deacon
Michael Madden
he acted out his teachings every day. They watched his passion
Director
of
Parish
Operations
Patty Eichhorst
and death, and interacted with him after his resurrection. This
Bookkeeper
Caren Rohde
was the seed of their faith, as well as ours. After the Ascension
Worship
Office
Assist/Volunteer
Coord.
Sandy
Reynolds
and the first Pentecost, the apostles were empowered by the Holy
Administrative
Assist/Bulletin
Editor
Michele
Ciske
Spirit to embark on the second stage, the eyewitness preaching
Maintenance
Sam
Ciske
to the people of the first Christian century. Eventually, the life
Janitor
Roland Tuyls
and faith of those first communities found expression in four
Religious Education Office 734-7502
separate Gospel accounts, setting forth the key aspects of that
Youth Ministry, RE Coordinator Gr. 7-12
Peter Gagnon
lived experience, the relational faith of Christianity.
RE Coordinator Gr 1-6
Shirley Riley
Religious Education Secretary
Julie McMillan
Jesus spoke and acted as a first century Jew. Otherwise the people around him would never have understood what he was trying
St. Bernadette School Office (ACES) 739-5391
to say. The Apostles also adjusted their preaching to the situaPrincipal
Elizabeth Watson
tion of those they encountered. These men were valid and trustSchool Secretary
Therese West
worthy witnesses, who lived with Jesus. Led by the Holy Spirit,
Council Members
they were able to interpret his life and teachings to those they
Parish Trustees
Lee Reynebeau, Paul Klister
taught. The apostles did not simply enumerate actions and
Parish
Council
words. They actively preached the experience of the life, death,
Fr. Zuleger, Lee Reynebeau, Scott Boeckman, Dave Sier,
and resurrection of Christ, on which their faith rested. Strict quoCarolyn Cox, Nancy Madden, Chris Sheptoski, Jim Thomes,
tation, as we are accustomed to in modern news broadcasts, was
Ken Washburn, Mike Zampaloni, Sue Humphrey, Mary
not the “vogue” in those times. Instead, it was felt appropriate to
Lietz, Tom Doney, Evan Keep, Jeremiah Gagnon
adjust remembered words, and interpret sayings by casting them
Finance Council
in various settings to make a point consistent with the thrust of
Fr.
Zuleger, Patty Eichhorst, Paul Klister, Lydia Jansen,
the ministry of the Lord.
Steve Stefonik, Dean Basten, Fran Breuninger, Dick
Christian, Luke Jacobs, Julie Lopas, Pete Niles, Matt
Submitted by: Deacon Mike Madden
Oswald, Bob Zahn, Mary Zoeller
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Parish News
Picnic Committee Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 6th at
6:30pm in the parish resource room.
Worship Committee Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 7th at
6:30pm in the parish resource room.
2011 Home Missions Collection
Next weekend, June 11th & 12th is the 2011 Home Missions
Collection (Our Own Needs) which supports Catholic Home
Missions, Black and Indian Missions, Catholic Communications/Evangelization and The Catholic University of America.
All donated funds will be greatly appreciated by these organizations.
Knight’s Brat Fry
The Knights will once again be cooking up Brats this summer.
We will be raising money for the Jubilee Celebration.
Please stop by after the 4:00pm or 10:00am Mass
and make a donation. Brats are our thank you for
your generous support.
Brat Fry Weekends
June 11th & 12th
Money raised for new Parish Book
(Roman Missal) for Mass
June 25th & 26th
Money raised for Tabernacle
(small American flags will be made available)
New Ministry!
St. Bernadette Card Ministry invites you to participate in creating greeting cards! This ministry will
send a greeting card on behalf of the parish family/
community to parish members to show our care
and concern during a difficult time, to express congratulations, sympathy, encouragement or loving kindness for any
event (baptism, wedding, off to college, military, etc.). Cards
will be created and sent to the parish member by a group of
volunteers that will meet the last Wednesday of each month.
Join us Wednesday, June 29th, from 6:00 - 9:00pm in the
resource room.
Near the bulletin boards on the south side of the narthex, you
will find a box and request forms if you would like us to send a
card to someone you care about. Your requests are essential
to the success of this ministry!
Labels for Education Coordinator Needed
St. Bernadette Parish is looking for someone to take over as
coordinator for the Labels for Education program. For more
information about this volunteer opportunity, please contact
Sandy Reynolds at sreynolds@saint-bernadette.org or 3649128.
Bann l l l Joshua Lehmann & Elizabeth Ziegler
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Parish News
Blood Drive Update
Thank you to everyone who participated in
our recent blood drive. We had 27 donors
come out to the drive!!!! 2 of those were
new donors!!! The blood donated that day
will help as many as 81 patients and was so important because of the need for blood on the upcoming holiday weekend (Memorial Day).
Stewardship...
Invite others to work with you. A text from the Letter
to the Hebrews is always relevant: "Let us consider
how to stir up one another to love and good works,
not neglecting to meet together...but encouraging one
another" (Heb 10:24).
So it's all together now!
Parish Picnic News
Car Show,
Children's
Games, Bingo,
Food, Fun,
and more!
~ Please remember to collect your family packet
for the parish picnic located on the tables in the
narthex ~
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Thursday, July 28th ~ Sunday, July 31st
Keep saving your treasures for the church Rummage Sale!
Items will be accepted beginning June 6th in the school.
Due to a new Outagamie Co. Electronics Recycling Law now in
effect – there will be a $5.00 donation asked when dropping
off televisions, monitors, printers, fax machines and video
display devises. The $5.00 covers the cost that we will have
to pay the county for each electronic item that does not sell.
We are also unable to accept computers or dehumidifiers.
On Sunday, June 5th, things in storage
Will be moved and the set-up of tables will
take place. Please consider helping out
after 10:00am Mass. Questions? Call
Karen 933-9133 or Kim 830-1822. For
pick up of large items, call Deb 734-3904.
Thank you!
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