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- Nativity Parish
Tessa Alvarado Ashtyn Andersen Carter Bankes Maxwell Belter Sofiah Belter Logan Bowers Lillian Bukoske Zane Chervenka Jakari Comer Trevor Dietzler Wyatt Dihel Melissa Eifler Dalton Grimm Alexandria Haen Zoey Hannon Norah Heling Anthony Hendrickson Kailey Hockers Kolby Hockers Andrew Huss Anna Johnson Jacob Johnson Logan Koltz Owen Korth Matthew Kramer Cody Kriescher Mason Kriescher Dylan Ladwig Kessler Leanna Abigail Loomis Amber Lutz Madison Maes Mitchell McKinnon Mya Monahan Gabriel Noth Luke Overly Michael Paczkowski Aubrey Paque Madalyn Peterson Addyson Phipps Autumn Rastall Philip Rastall Madyson Ravet Carson Rossner Erin Schuch Robby Semrau Sky Skolasinski Reagan Stroud Ava Theodoru Hayden Thomas Josie VanBoxtel Max Verboncouer Kendyl Weiner Alexandria Weise Kailley Whitehouse Sydney Whitehouse Jordyn Whiters Carleigh Widell Emilie Windey Dylan Younk atà|ä|àç Éy bâÜ _ÉÜw ctÜ|á{ APRIL 26, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Easter Mission Statement Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Community welcomes all searching for God while growing together in faith by God’s grace through prayer, service and sharing. Pastoral Team Pastor Fr. John H. Harper Social Concerns Directors Deacon Michael Schmidt Deacon Kevin DeCleene Family Life Commission Directors Laurie Johnson Deacon John Bundra Stephen Ministry Director Laurie Johnson Worship Director Wayne Efferson Faith Formation Director Jamie Whalen Faith Formation /Youth Ministry Coordinator Stephanie Rottier Parish Staff Business Administrator Steve Wery Parish Secretary Cindy Kapla Volunteer Coordinator Deb Langenhuizen Accountant/IT Specialist Vicki Matuszak Housekeeper Mary Greene Maintenance Supervisor Mike Wightman Faith Formation Staff Secretary Charmaine Berchmans Early Childhood Coordinator Heidi Stubb Parish Office Hours… Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Phone (920) 499-5156 Fax (920) 429-9285 Email: [email protected] All Masses celebrated at Nativity of Our Lord Parish are offered for the living and deceased members of our parish. Up to five special intentions can be remembered at each Mass. Saturday, April 25 - First Communion 5:00 Susan Bryfczynski Florian Schroeder Jean Rottier Gloria & Douglas VandeVoort Chris & Marie Rottier Saturday, May 2 - First Communion 5:00 Marne Trudeau Ralph Schneider John Janz Jr. Jerome VanSistine Rev. Alfred Ebel Sunday, April 26 - First Communion 8:30 Doris Miller Elaine Andree Connie Zimmerman Delores Brown Rev. Casimir Shippy Sunday, May 3 8:30 Jorge F. Lee Cletus & Charles Bero Kathleen Lemley Leonard Ernst Rev. Don Weber 10:15 Marge Hockers Lawrence Costa Jan Brennan Joan Roskom Rev. Leo Ott Monday, April 27 9:00 Communion Prayer Service Tuesday, April 28 9:00 Barb Schieffer Patrick Hull Gladys DeCoster Wednesday, April 29 8:00 Barb Pozza Gwen Mack-Stock Rev. Francis Geigel 2:00 Faith Formation Office Phone (920) 499-6012 Mass Schedule Monday & Thursday 9:00 AM (Communion Prayer Service) Tuesday & Friday 9:00 AM Wednesday 8:00 AM Weekend - Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM Holy Day Eve 6:30 PM, Day 9:00 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 4:00 PM or by appointment Eucharistic Adoration Mondays 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM Holy Hour Service Second Mondays 12:05 PM - 1:00 PM (Benediction when a Deacon leads) (Woodside) Michele Basche Mark Winzenried Esther Koltz Thursday, April 30 9:00 Communion Prayer Service 2:00 (Maple Ridge) Chester Klarkowski Audrey Miller Marianne Trudeau Friday, May 1 9:00 Timothy Vercauteren Leon Raupp Colton Steinhorst 10:15 First Communion Rosie Rollin Kathryn Maga Elaine Kimble Edward Windorff Rev. Mark Santo READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 19 Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:1-10 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: Acts 12:24 -- 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Jn 12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25: Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 or (for the memorial) Gn 1:26 - 2:3 or Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24; Ps 90:2-4, 12-14, 16; Mt 13:54-58 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14 Sunday: Acts 9:26-31; Ps 22:26-28, 30-32; 1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8 YEAR TO DATE STEWARDSHIP PARISH STEWARDSHIP UPDATE APRIL 18 - APRIL 19, 2015 If you are following our Stewardship updates, you may have noticed we usually have not made our $16,000 mark. This week we are publishing figures July-March for your review. Sacrificial Offering .............................................. ... $8,869.00 Loose Offertory.................................... …………. . $950.00 On-Line Giving .................................... …………. $2,208.00 Total ..................................................................... ..$12,027.00 Revenues Expenses Net Loss To meet our budget, we need an average of $16,000.00 each week $697,364.99 $756,469.97 $(59,104.98) Maintenance & Improvement .............................. ......$156.00 SUNDAY MORNING HOSPITALITY CONGRATULATIONS CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS FOR APRIL 14th Jennifer Stadler.......$25.00 15th Tom Woosencraft...$25.00 16th Mary Jo Nash……..$25.00 17th Tim McCall….........$25.00 after the 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM Masses ON-LINE GIVING 18th Brian Luchs..….....…...$25.00 19th Sarah Allen……...........$50.00 20th Jessica Broekman.…....$25.00 We offer an on-line option that compliments our offering envelope use. By signing up to give your weekly offertory and special collections, you will help the parish more accurately forecast our finances and plan more strategically. On-line Giving is a safe, secure and dependable means of income for the parish. To sign up go to www.nativityparish.com or call Vicki at 499-5156 if you need more information. Please allow 2-3 weeks for processing payment. Our Bishop’s Appeal goal is…………...….….. $ 84,539.00 423 parishioners have donated……….….... $ 75,658.05 Amount needed to reach our goal……....…. $ 8,880.95 Welcome __________________________________________ Our warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us, whether visitors, long-time residents, or newly arrived in the Parish. If you would like to join Nativity of Our Lord Parish please call the Parish Office at 499-5156. BAPTISMS AT NATIVITY Please welcome these children who were Baptized into our parish family: If you are already a registered Parish member and need to make changes, you may use this form to update your records. Please complete this form and place in the collection basket or return to the Parish Office. Thank you. Aleina Marie Lani daughter of Christopher & Kelly Lani Kennedy Mary Allen daughter of Andrew & Sarah Allen Karina Susan Del Bianco daughter of Rob & Julie Del Bianco Christopher Nicholas Strainis son of Nicholas & Amber Strainis Dawson Weldon Trevor Thompson son of Trevor Thompson & Taylor Tripp Oliver Boone Williams son of Timothy Williams & Brooke Klein Name___________________________________ Phone___________________________________ Email___________________________________ Address_________________________________ City____________________________________ Zip Code_____________ New address $CRIP PROGRAM New phone number Moving, please remove from membership list $CRIP WILL NOT BE SOLD SATURDAY, MAY 9. WE WILL RESUME SELLING SUNDAY, MAY 10. $CRIP PROGRAM Before you leave Church today—please stop and pick up $crip to do your weekly shopping. Dedicated volunteers are in the Narthex before and after all Masses. $crip can also be purchased in the Parish Office during the week from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM. The week of April 13 - April 19 $crip sold $5,950.00. Profit - $312.06. Thank you! 3 FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING SAT: Nativity Members with Nursing Degrees will be available in the Narthex to take your blood pressure: 9:00 AM First Communion Practice - Church 10:00 AM First Communion Practice - Church 5:00 PM First Communion Mass Song Leader/Organist SUN: 8:30 AM 10:15 AM April 25, Saturday: Before 5:00 Mass (starting 4:30 PM) April 26, Sunday: Between Masses (9:30-10:10 PM) Hospitality after Masses Mass - Nativity Choir/Organist Note: All information is kept strictly confidential. Sorry but medical consultations prohibited by law. First Communion Mass Song Leader/Organist MON: 9:30 AM Eucharistic Adoration - Chapel NO QUILTING GROUP WED: 6:30 PM Youth Group - St. JP2 Room THUR: 6:30 AM Prayer Group - Chapel 6:30 PM Adult Confirmation 7:00 PM Nativity Choir Practice - Church SAT: 9:00 AM First Communion Practice - Church 10:00 AM First Communion Practice - Church 5:00 PM First Communion Mass Song Leader/Organist 6:00 PM Graduation Celebration - Bona Hall SUN: Hospitality after Masses 8:30 AM Mass - Song Leader/Organist 10:15 AM First Communion Mass Song Leader/Organist Chili’s 11% Fleet Farm 4% Fleet Farm 4% ATTENTION QUILTERS! There will be no quilting group on April 27. LOST AND FOUND Please check the table marked Lost and Found in the Narthex. If items are not picked up within the next few weeks they will be donated to St. Vincent De Paul. Barnes & Noble 9% Marcus Theatres Seroogy’s 11% 9% Mother’s Day is coming. Get Mom out of the kitchen, take her to a movie, buy her something sweet, get her a book, plant flowers… You can do all this and support your church. Buy Scrip! Barnes & Noble 9% Marcus Theatres 9% Honey Baked Ham 12% 4 WORSHIP NEWS NATIVITY PARISH HELPS TO FEED OVER 450,000 5:00 PM MASS TO CHANGE ON “FMSC was an amazing opportunity for me and all of the high school students. The night we packed the meals together was a lot of fun and effortless, God was definitely at work that night.” Gabby A. Nativity Parish Volunteer at the 2014 FMSC Green Bay Mobilepack Saturday, May 9 to 7:00 PM Due to the celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation on May 9, please note the change in the Mass time. Please join us for this celebration. NEW LIFE CHOIR (7TH - 12TH GRADES) VIDEO PROJECTION SYSTEM MINISTRY Last fall members of Nativity Parish, including some of our youth joined nine other area churches to take part in a Feed My Starving Children Mobilepack. Prior to the packing event our parishioners raised close to $7000, through M&M tube sales, quarter collection and a generous donor match. As part of the Green Bay faith community we helped pack 466,650 meals and contributed to the $102,663 needed to cover the cost of the food packed. The Worship Commission is introducing a new ministry. We are looking for individuals willing to operate our new video projection system each Sunday. Training is minimal, and operation of the system is simple. Please contact Wayne Efferson, Director of Worship at [email protected] or 490-1352 ext. 206. Your generosity made an impact across the globe. • 256,608 meals were shipped to Liberia which was in dire need because of the Ebola outbreak, • 15,552 meals were shipped to Haiti, and • 194,400 meals were shipped to Nicaragua The New Life Choir will lead us in song at Mass on: May 9 (Confirmation - 7:00 PM) If you wish to join the group, please contact: Ms. Schroepfer at [email protected] or Wayne Efferson, Director of Worship, [email protected] or 490-1352 ext.206. LITURGICAL MINISTERS The Nativity Social Concerns Commission is excited to provide this meaningful opportunity to our parishioners again this year. We will kick off FMSC 2015 the weekend of May 16/17 with an M&M tube sale, followed by ongoing quarter collection to support the Green Bay Area Mobilepack which will be held October 5-9, 2015. The Spring/Summer 2015 Schedule (June--August) is currently being created so if you have any scheduling changes e.g. off for the summer, please fill out a Scheduling Information form and submit it to Wayne Efferson, Director of Worship by May 4. (490-1352, ext. 206) or email [email protected]. Our leadership team would welcome your help, and promises to feed your soul. Interested? Contact Beth Clabots at [email protected] or 592-0290. CROWNING OF MARY Wednesday, May 6 - 8:00 AM The springtime month of May is popularly devoted to Mary. Traditionally the crowning of Mary takes place in early May. With the help of the students of St. Joseph School this will take place during the Introductory Rites (Procession) at the 8:00 AM Mass. If you wish to be part of the procession, please gather at the rear of Church and take a flower; we will process to the Marion statue during the Entrance Song. Please keep the families of Verna Anderson, David Ihlow & Richard Sieg in your prayers. EASTER LILY BULBS The bulbs will be ready soon for those who wish to take some home and plant them. Please contact Wayne Efferson (490-1352, ext. 206) or email [email protected]. NATIVITY PRAYS FOR VOCATIONS God, our Father, you made each of us to use our gifts for the Body of Christ. We ask that You inspire those whom Your Spirit is calling to Priesthood and Consecrated Life to courageously accept Your call! Send workers into your great harvest so that the Gospel is preached, the poor are served with love, the suffering comforted and your people are strengthened by your grace giving Sacraments. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen. A FUTURE UNKNOWN Times past lead us toward a future unknown. By our baptism and confirmation into the risen Jesus, our future is with the Good Shepherd. We are God’s children. We know this, but we do not know exactly what it means. “Now we see only in a foggy mirror.” We do know that “we shall be like him because we shall see him as he really is.” We do know that only in Christ Jesus can we be saved. We know he sends the Holy Spirit to give us his grace. Maranatha! Come, Lord; come quickly! Text, Philip J. Sandstrom, STD © 2000, OCP. All rights reserved. 5 Nativity Parish Picnic 2270 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, WI 920-499-5156 Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14, 2015 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM WIN 2015 Toyota Corolla S $10.00 per ticket 3 for $20.00 8 for $50.00 20 for $100.00 or $15,000.00 cash plus (10) $100.00 cash prizes Drawing Sunday at 4:00 PM—Need not be present to win. Nativity Parish would like to thank these businesses for promoting this year’s “Nativity Picnic Raffle” for a 2015 Toyota Corolla S or $15,000 Cash. Your support of these businesses would be appreciated. Le Mieux Toyota, Asian Wok, Anduzzi’s Sports Club, Babcock Liquor, Big Apple Bagels (Ashwaubenon), Blaney Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Cheesecake Heaven, Gary’s Sign Service, Grand Central Stations, Green Bay Distillery, Greek Boy’s Gyro, D Q Grill (Ridge Road, Ashwaubenon), Kummers Plumbing, Krolls West Restaurant, Lindeman’s Cleaning, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Shoe Repair Plus, The Bar, The Moose Lodge, Split Endz, Stadium Quick Stop, Stadium View Sports Bar & Grille Picnic Car Raffle Tickets are for sale in the Narthex. Stop by to pick up some to sell to family and friends. 6 ELECTRICIAN “KICK-OFF TO SUMMER” The picnic is in need of someone to help with the electrical work at the picnic. Our current electrician is looking to retire from this position, but is willing to help when needed. Please consider helping. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR NATIVITY PARISH PICNIC CAR RAFFLE ENVELOPES IN THE NARTHEX. Thank you!! STEWARDSHIP CORNER WITH POPE FRANCIS Today’s economic mechanisms promote inordinate consumption, yet it is evident that unbridled consumerism combined with inequality proves doubly damaging to the social fabric. (Pope Francis: The Joy of the Gospel #60) Am I aware of how my consumption helps or harms others? How might I become a better steward by making choices that reflect the Gospel? Do you hear God calling you to help? Please contact: Deb Langenhuizen – Volunteer Coordinator 920-490-1352 ext. 211 or [email protected] SCHOLA D’A REZZO CHOIR SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2:30 PM AT ST. NORBERT ABBEY Nativity Parish welcomes the following members who recently became part of our worshipping family. 1016 N BROADWAY, DE PERE We pray for God’s blessings upon: Mark Mavel; Jerome Ostrowski; Jennifer Schwartz; James and Chelsea Levash; Elizabeth, Skyler and Desiree Fields. Concert of Gregorian Chant and music from the Easter Season under the direction of Mark D. Falcone D.M.A. Admission is free. FOOD DRIVE COLLECTION REMINDER!! Please remember to bring food items to the Narthex by May 3. Items requested include: cereals jelly soups pasta rice pancake mix & syrup macaroni & cheese canned vegetables hamburger/tuna helper canned pastas granola bars canned fruits canned potatoes baked beans creamed soups canned meats pasta sauces peanut butter All food collected will be donated to The Stocked Shelves Food Pantry of Ashwaubenon. BISHIOP’S APPEAL AT THE CROZIER SOCIETY LEVEL Members of the Crozier Society take a leadership role in helping the Bishop carry out the mission of the Diocese of Green Bay to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus, prayerfully worship in word and sacrament, and compassionately serve those in need. Members receive additional spiritual guidance through: The annual Bishop’s Appreciation Mass and Luncheon The Compass diocesan newspaper Invitations to special diocesan events Crozier Society Giving Levels Partner:$500 Bishop John B. Grellinger Circle: $1,000 Saint Katharine Drexel Circle: $2,500 Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Circle: $5,000 Fr. Claude Allouez Leadership Circle: $10,000 Saint Francis Xavier Leadership Circle: $25,000 7 SPONSORED BY NATIVITY WOMEN’S GUILD THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2015 AllMothersandDaughtersareinvited. Joinusalone,bringafriendorrelative! Mass at 5:30 PM FollowedbyaPotluckSupper Please bring a dish to serve 10 people Entertainment provided by ENCORE (Ashwaubenon High School under the direction of Teresa Schroepfer) Sign-Up sheets located in Bona Hall or call Nancy at 494-6950 Deadline: May 3 All Women Are Welcome! REPORTING SEXUAL ABUSE If you know of an incident of sexual abuse of a person who is now under the age of 18 by a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer, PLEASE IMMEDIATELY CALL THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES AND THEN THE DIOCESE. If the person was abused as a minor but is now an adult, please contact: Jayne Stefanic, Diocesan Assistance Coordinator, Diocese of Green Bay 920-272-8174 or 1-877-270-8174 (toll free) We also encourage you to report the incident to local civil authorities. YOU MATTER TO US — THERE IS HOPE! BAPTISMS Parents may schedule their child’s Baptism after they have completed a two-part preparation program. Call the Parish Office at least 60 days before Baptism for interview and preparation session. BAPTISM DATES 2015 May 10 and June 21 SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK (Following 8:30 AM Mass—See dates listed below) This Sacrament is offered to anyone in need of Christ’s healing touch. The Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament for those who are in need of physical, emotional, or spiritual healing. Think of friends and loved ones who may want to receive this sacrament and invite them to this Mass. ANOINTING OF THE SICK DATE: May 31, 2015 RCIA—RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS Crisis Center 436-8888 Pregnancy Hotline 433-9955 Do you want to know more about the Catholic faith? Are you or someone you know interested in becoming baptized or confirmed as a Catholic? For more information about this process call Wayne Efferson (490-1352 ext. 206) or email [email protected]. CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Nativity of Our Lord Church #645850 2270 South Oneida Street Green Bay, WI 54304 TELEPHONE 920 499-5156 CONTACT PERSON Cindy Kapla EMAIL: [email protected] SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat X Windows 7 PRINTER HP Laserjet P1606 TRANSMISSION TIME Wednesday, April 22 at 1:40 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION April 26, 2015 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 10 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Please perforate pages
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