St. Bernadette Parish

St. Bernadette
Parish
2331 EAST LOURDES DRIVE,
APPLETON, WI 54915,
920-739-4157
www.saint-bernadette.org
Parish Mission Statement
With enthusiastic spirit and welcoming hearts, we join together in our Catholic Faith to know,
love and serve God through worship, education, service and mission opportunities for all.
Welcome to St. Bernadette
You may come as a stranger to us; yet
you are known to the Lord, Jesus Christ,
and in His name we bid you welcome;
praying that you find peace, inspiration
and our friendship in this His house of
worship.
Stewardship
St. Bernadette is sustained by the generosity of our parishioners through time,
talent, and treasure. Your generosity to
our church makes it possible for us to
prepare for the many challenges we face
in proclaiming the Gospel. Thank you for
your commitment to St. Bernadette
Parish.
Parish Offerings
Prayer Requests
St. Bernadette Parish has a prayer chain.
If you would like to request a prayer,
please contact the parish office at 7394157 or by email at [email protected] or drop your request in
the collection basket. (All requests must
be approved by the person whose name
is being submitted).
Welcome Visitors!
We are happy that you have joined us in
worship! If you would like to become a
parish member, please contact the Parish office at 739-4157 to receive information on the upcoming Newcomer Welcome & Orientation gathering. The next
session is Wednesday, November 3rd at
6:30 pm in the resource room.
Pray the Rosary
Please join us in church at 7:00 am
every Sunday to Pray the Rosary. We are
also in need of volunteers to assist with
Praying the Rosary. If interested please
contact Sandy at 739-4157 or
[email protected].
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St. Bernadette has an assistance listening system for persons with
hearing impairment. Please ask the ushers for assistance.
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Liturgical Ministers
Sacraments
23rd/4:00 pm 24th/7:15 am
Confessions
Cantor
Saturday 10:00 am or by appointment
Choir
Baptisms
E.M.:
D. Geenen
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.
Ushers:
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.
Captain:
Eucharistic Worship
Winter Schedule Labor Day Weekend - Memorial Weekend
Saturday……………………………………………………………...4:00 pm
Sunday…………………………………7:15 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am
Summer Schedule
4pm Rel. Ed. Classes
Gr. 1-6 (SCH/RE#)
6:30pm Bible Study (CR)
7pm Stop Smoking
Seminar (RR)
8:30am Mass (CL)
4pm Rel. Ed. Classes
Gr. 1-6 (SCH/RE#)
6:30pm Boy Scouts (CAF)
7pm Finance Council
(RR)
7pm Women’s Fellowship
(CR)
Wednesday - 10/20
J. Lallensack
B. Leonhardt
S. Jensen
Kollberg
Schreiber
Baranowski
Schaar
Slatky
Van Hoof
Peterson
B. Payne
C. Meulemans
C. Baehnman
E. Baranowski
M. Wachuta
R. Rippl
B. Zuleger
S. Stefonik
E. Jore
J. Bettag
M. Hollenbach
N. Coutu
N. Jore
C. Bettag
J. Wagner
A. Gagnon
A. Jore
S. Sowin
D. Wilson
Z. Oswald
S. Boeckman
V. Bressers
B. Hollenbach
J. Baranowski
A. Schaar
P. Grishaber
P. Hollenbach
C. Zoeller
J. Thomes
K. Sanderfoot
M. Woods
J. Zoeller
M. Koth
D. Van Hoof
M. Adler
D. Reinhardt
October 18th
Oct. 19th, 8:30 am
Oct. 20th, 8:30 am
Oct. 21st, 8:30 am
Oct. 22nd, 7:45 am
Oct. 23rd, 4:00 pm
Oct. 24th, 7:15 am
9:00 am
10:45 am
No Mass
Ron & Wayne Le Fevre
Harry & Irene Scovronski
Joe & Carol Bushman
William Waldhart
Dr. Chris Wallace
Parish Members
Roland Tuyls Sr.
Florence Horn
Readings for the week of October 17th
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Tuesday - 10/19
Youth Choir
Mass Intentions
Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend
Saturday…………………………………………………………...4:00 pm
Sunday…………………………………………….8:00 am, 10:00 am
Monday - 10/18
Seraphim
Reinl
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.
10:45 am
K. Schwanke
Gr. Family:
Lector:
9:00 am
M. Dart
D. Boeckman
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 November 22nd at 7:00 pm.
October 23rd & 24th
Thursday - 10/21
8:30am Mass (CL)
8:30am Mass (CH)
9:15am Bible Study (RR) 6:30pm Renewed Spirits
1:30pm Ch. Cleaning
(CH)
6:30pm Jr. High Rel. Ed 7pm RCIA (RR)
(SCH)
6:30pm Seraphim Choir
(CH)
6:30pm Church Talks
(RR)
Ex 17:8-13/2 Tm 3:14-4:2/Lk 18:1-8
2 Tm 4:10-17b/Lk 10:1-9
Eph 2:12-22/Lk 12:35-38
Eph 3:2-12/Lk 12:39-48
Eph 3:14-21/Lk 12:49-53
ph 4:1-6/Lk 12:54-59
Eph 4:7-16/Lk 13:1-9
Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/
Lk 18:9-14
Friday - 10/22
6:30am FV Bible Study
(CAF)
7:45am Mass (CH)
Saturday - 10/23
9am Fall Clean up
10am Confessions
4pm Mass
Sunday - 10/24
30th Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Blood Pressure Clinic
after Mass
7:15am, 9am & 10:45am
Mass
Blood Pressure Clinic
after Masses
Boy Scout wreath sale
Capital Maintenance
Collection
Capital Maintenance
Collection
KEY LOCATIONS (CAF) = Cafeteria (CL) = Chapel (CH) = Church (CR) - Choir Room (NX) = Narthex (PC) = Parish Center/Gymnasium (SCH) = School (RE#) = Religious Education Classroom (RR) - Resource Room
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Religious Education
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Grades 1-6 Religious Education Classes
Attention...
Business Owners, Professionals and Self Employed
Monday, October 18th at 4:00 pm in school.
Tuesday, October 19th at 4:00 pm in school.
Jr. & Sr. High Religious Education Classes
Jr. High: Wed., October 20th at 6:30 pm in school.
Sr. High: Wed., November 3rd at 6:30 pm in school.
RCIA
Thursday, October 21st at 7:00 pm in resource room.
Entertainment Books are again available this year in the
Religious ed office. The books are $30 each.
Proceeds go to help support youth ministry in the parish.
St. Bernadette School
Coats for Kids Collection
St. Bernadette is again participating in WVBO’s
Coats for Kids Collection. The collection starts
October 1 and ends Oct. 27th. Please help our
school by bringing in gently used coats for the collection and
place either in the box in the narthex of the church or in the
school lobby.
Peek into Preschool
Discover the ACES Xavier difference! Our elementary schools
offer a world class curriculum focused on character development within a safe, nurturing environment. Join us for a Peek
into Preschool on October 27th from 9:00-10:30 am. Call
(920) 735-9380 to reserve your spot today.
Courtesy Announcements
Liturgical Publications, Inc. (LPi), our bulletin publisher, will
have Dan Hrdi our parish representative visiting our parish
within the next few weeks to service our bulletin. We would
like to thank our present advertisers for renewing their ad and
thereby continuing their support of our parish. For those interested in placing a new ad, this is your opportunity. As an
added bonus, LPi has recently formed an advertisers buying
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To obtain information about advertising for the new publication year, please contact the parish office or call Dan directly
@ 1-800-950-9952 ext 2562. Keep in mind; our advertising
sponsors make your bulletin possible.
Weekly Offerings
Church Support as of October 10th, 2010
Sacrificial Offering Need 2010/2011
Budget
Week of 10/10..……………$14,545.………..........$14,783.55
July - Sept.......................$173,860……………….$166,422.31
Oct. Month to Date…….....$30,040…..................$28,673.90
July to Date……..............$203,900….................$195,096.21
“Advancing the Mission
“Free to Serve”
Top 50 Catholic High School
Xavier High School Recognized as a Top 50 Catholic High
School in the Nation ACES Xavier is proud to announce that
Xavier High School has been named as one of the Top 50
Catholic High Schools in the Nation for 2010 & 2011! The
Acton Institute awards this distinction for excellence in academics, Catholic identity, and civic education. We would like
to thank you for supporting Xavier High School.
Cooking For Cots
Cots Women's Shelter is in need of people to make a meal
during the months of November, December, May and
June. The days are Monday, Wednesday & Friday. You pick
the day. You would prepare one meal a month for a total of
four meals per year. The meal serves 15 people and are put
in disposable pans. If you can help please call Debbie Herbst
at 920-202-3037.
Teen Disciples: Who's Your Savior?
Wanted high school students to come and join Teen Disciples on Monday, October 18th at Mount Tabor Center, Menasha from 7:00pm - 8:30pm. Good opportunity to connect and
share with other high school students from the surrounding
area. No need to call ahead, just stop by and join SPIRITUS
team members for a free evening filled with discussion, music, activities, prayer and snack. Questions, call 722-8918.
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Collected
Program Goal
$729,500
436 pledged
Old Bishops Appeal
Pledged to Date
$351,925
Parish
Obligation
Balance Needed
$377,075
ATM
Collected
YTD
Balance
Needed
$105,539 $105,539
0
Parking Lot Repair
$15,772
$15,772
0
Repair School Roof
$153,142
$63,671
$89,471
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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Catholic Queries
Q. Some of my Protestant acquaintances criticize the
Catholic Church for having a "works based" theology. They
claim that faith is all one needs to be assured of one's
salvation, per Ephesians 2:8-9. What passages of scripture
might I use to support the Catholic teaching that our works
do indeed have a bearing on our salvation? (Part 7)
A. The first column in this series indicated that Ephesians
2:8-9 does not state that we are saved by faith. Instead, it
states that we are saved by grace, through faith. And when
one extends the passage to include verse 10, it also states
that we were created to do good works. The second column
quoted several paragraphs from the Catechism of the
Catholic Church that further described the relationship
between grace, faith and works. From the third column on,
we have examined numerous passages of scripture that
clearly portray how God judges us based upon our actions.
If we sin deliberately after receiving knowledge of the truth,
there no longer remains sacrifice for sins but a fearful
prospect of judgment and a flaming fire that is going to
consume the adversaries. (Hebrews 10:26-27)
But whoever is made to suffer as a Christian should not be
ashamed but glorify God because of the name. For it is time
for the judgment to begin with the household of God; if it
begins with us, how will it end for those who fail to obey the
gospel of God? "And if the righteous one is barely saved,
where will the godless and the sinner appear?" As a result,
those who suffer in accord with God's will hand their souls
over to a faithful creator as they do good. (1 Peter 4:16-19)
Yet I hold this against you, that you tolerate the woman
Jezebel, who calls herself a prophetess, who teaches and
misleads my servants to play the harlot and to eat food
sacrificed to idols. I have given her time to repent, but she
refuses to repent of her harlotry. So I will cast her on a
sickbed and plunge those who commit adultery with her into
intense suffering unless they repent of her works. I will also
put her children to death. Thus shall all the churches come
to know that I am the searcher of hearts and minds and that
I will give each of you what your works deserve. (Revelation
2:20-23)
I saw the dead, the great and the lowly, standing before the
throne, and scrolls were opened. Then another scroll was
opened, the book of life. The dead were judged according to
their deeds, by what was written in the scrolls. The sea gave
up its dead; then Death and Hades gave up their dead. All
the dead were judged according to their deeds. (Revelation
20:12-13)
Let the wicked still act wickedly, and the filthy still be filthy.
The righteous must still do right, and the holy still be holy.
Behold, I am coming soon. I bring with me the recompense I
will give to each according to his deeds. (Revelation 22:1112)
This weekly column is presented by the St. Bernadette
Parish Adult Enrichment Committee.
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Reflection Corner
In his later life my father was a great pray-er.
Though his eyesight was poor from macular
degeneration he used a variety of prayer cards and little prayer
booklets on a regular basis. He found comfort in those simple
expressions of faith, and he didn't hesitate to tell people he was
praying for this or that or for them. (I know that he prayed that
he would win the lottery, but since he couldn't go out and buy a
ticket, that wasn't a frequent prayer of his.) Most of dad's
prayers were for health or for the well-being of family members.
And while he didn't pray unceasingly-in Wisconsin, Packers
games take precedence over almost everything-he did pray
often.
The Gospel talks about praying always "without becoming
weary." Jesus goes on to use the example of a woman who is
seeking justice from a judge who "neither feared God nor respected any human being." This dishonest judge gives in because of the woman's persistence. (I always thought it was a bit
odd in a parable about prayer to place God in the position of a
dishonest judge, but that's the story Jesus told!)
In our age, we like quick fulfillment. Credit helps us buy things
right away. Overnight shipping ensures we get it the next day.
Instant messaging keeps us in touch at the moment. And Twitter lets us know what's happening even on the go. All of this
spontaneity can spill over into our spiritual lives, where we suddenly expect an instantaneous answer to our prayers. It is as
though if the prayer isn't answered tomorrow, then there is no
use in bothering with it. Relationships don't really work that
way. Since prayer is more about our relationship with God than
about ordering from some heavenly Amazon.com, our prayer
will need time to mature and grow. We keep praying without
becoming weary to deepen our union with God.
Parish Office — 739-4157
Fax — 739-2795
Pastor
Father Donald Zuleger
Parochial Vicar
Father David Kelly
Deacon
Deacon Michael Madden
Director of Parish Operations
Patty Eichhorst
Bookkeeper
Caren Rohde
Worship Office Assist/Volunteer Coord. Sandy Reynolds
Administrative Assist/Bulletin Editor
Michele Ciske
Maintenance
Sam Ciske
Janitor
Roland Tuyls
Religious Education Office 734-7502
Youth Ministry, RE Coordinator Gr. 7-12……Peter Gagnon
RE Coordinator Gr 1-6…………………………………Shirley Riley
Religious Education Secretary…………………Julie McMillan
St. Bernadette School Office (ACES) 739-5391
Principal…………………………………………….Elizabeth Watson
School Secretary………………………………………………………….
Council Members
Parish Trustees
Parish Council
Lee Reynebeau, Paul Klister
Fr. Zuleger, Lee Reynebeau, Scott Boeckman, Dave Sier,
Carolyn Cox, Nancy Madden, Chris Sheptoski, Jim Thomes,
Ken Washburn, Mike Zampaloni, Kelly Kohlbeck, Sue
Humphrey, Mary Lietz
Finance Council
Fr. Zuleger, Patty Eichhorst, Paul Klister, Lydia Jansen,
Steve Stefonik, Dean Basten, Fran Breuninger, Dick
Christian, Luke Jacobs, Julie Lopas, Pete Niles, Matt
Oswald, Bob Zahn, Mary Zoeller
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Parish News
Finance Council Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 19th at
7:00pm in the parish resource room.
Women’s Fellowship
Our next meeting is Tuesday, October 19th at 7:00pm in the
choir room at St. Bernadette Church. If you have questions or
need more information, please contact Cindy Keep at 7300729.
Church Talks 2010 with Fr. Don
Wednesday evenings from 6:30 ~ 8:00pm in the St.
Bernadette Church resource room. Topic of discussion will be Morality, 10 Commandments and the
teachings of the Church. This program is free and no
pre-registration is required. The remaining dates of
the talks are Wednesday’s October 20 & 27, November 10th
and Thursday, November 4th. All questions can be directed to
the parish office at 739-4157
Fall Clean Up
St. Bernadette will be having a Fall clean-up day on
Saturday, October 23rd at 9:00 am. This is a great
opportunity to get to know your fellow parishioners in
a fun and rewarding way. It’s also a great way to get
in those service hours many of our students need.
With many hands we can get the grounds ready for winter in
just a few hours. Please be sure to bring work gloves and any
tools you think might make the job easier. If you have any
questions please call the parish office at 739-4157.
Mission News
The Mission Committee is having a grocery collection for St.
Anthony's parish in Neopit, WI the weekends of October 16-17
and Oct. 23-24. St. Anthony's runs a food pantry out of their
parish office and is in need of canned goods, paper products,
baby items, cleaning supplies; anything non-perishable. For
the last three years, St. Anthony's has also been the recipient
of a portion of our Lenten Mission Collection. Please drop off
items in or near the giving box in the Narthex. Our donation
will be delivered the week of Oct. 24. Please call Otto Cox at
739-8286 if you have any questions.
All Souls' Candle Lighting Service
There will be a prayer service on Tuesday, November 2nd at
6:30 pm for all parishioners who had a loved one die in the
past few years. If you and your family would like to light a
candle at the prayer service, please call the office at 7394157 by Friday, October 29th to register for a candle. All parishioners are invited to attend. The Human Concerns Committee will have refreshments following the service.
Joyce Rupp to Appear
November 2nd at 6:30 pm at St. Therese Parish
please join us for an evening with Joyce Rupp
who will inspire us all with reflections based on
her book, The Open Door. Admission is $15 or
$17 at the door. Registration forms can be found
at www.appletoncatholics.com.
Please remember St. Bernadette Parish
in your will or through a trust
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Respect Life Committee
We are in the process of reviving our parish
Respect Life Committee. The mission of this
committee is to promote and defend life at all
stages from the unborn to the elderly. We are
in need of volunteers to serve on this committee. Please contact Mike or Mary Kinderman at 738-9194.
St. Bernadette Playgroup
Join us every Tuesday morning from 8:30 - 10:30 am in the
gym. Moms or dads (or grandparents) and their kids birth to
pre-k are welcome.
Health Care Ministry
The Health Care Ministry will be having a Blood
Pressure Clinic on October 23rd after the 4:00
Mass and October 24th after the 7:15, 9:00 and
10:45 am Masses.
The Ministry will also offer Medication Reviews on the same
weekend. We will take appointments BEFORE the 4:00 pm
Mass on October 23rd and BEFORE and after the 7:15, 9:00
and 10:45 am Masses on October 24th . We will answer as
many questions as we are able as nurses and will discuss
your medications and their side effects. We do ask that you
bring in all your prescription bottles. Call Peg at 830-9791 to
set up appointment for the Medication Reviews.
Pray for:
In the spirit of Christian charity, please pray for those who
have recently died:
Wilfred “Bill” Van Handel: He is survived by his wife Lorna;
12 children: Mary (Vande Hey) and her husband, Don Clousing, Bob Van Handel, Joan (Jeff) Lamers, Ron (Jackie) Van
Handel, Dan (Cathy) Van Handel, Dave Van Handel, Steve
(Kris) Van Handel, Larry (Nancy) Van Handel, Julie (Charlie)
Gross, Dennis (Tina) Van Handel, Don (Sandi) Van Handel,
and Laurie (Terry) Leitzke; 28 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren: Andy (Tiffany) Vande Hey and their children:
Quinn and Zane, Mike Van Handel, Nicole (Andrew) Selbo,
Katelyn Van Handel, Tiffany, Crystal, Becca and Josh Lamers,
Jeremy (Lisa) Van Handel and their children: Jaden and Kaily,
Jonathon, Jordan and Ashley Van Handel, Zack, Jacob and
Kaylee Van Handel, Tara and Luke Van Handel, Patrick and
Megan Van Handel, Caleb and Josh Gross, Ryan and Rachel
Van Handel, Erin and Brienne Van Handel, Tyler, Keri and her
son, Elijah, and Willie Leitzke; 5 brothers and sisters: Agnes
Smudde, Rich (Grace) Van Handel, Ursula (Clarence) Vanden
Heuvel, Audrey Van Camp, and Ervin (Ruth) Van Handel. He is
further survived by nieces, nephews, in-laws, and numerous
other relatives.
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