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ST. GABRIEL PARISH NEENAH

Welcome to St. Gabriel the Archangel We are happy that you have gathered with us today to worship at Mass and to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please contact the parish office via phone or email (see below). If you are already a member, thank you for helping us bring the joy of the Gospel to the world!

Parish Staff Directory - Phone: 722-4914 Pastor, Father Bob Kollath x222 [email protected] Pastoral Associate, Steve Pable x224 [email protected] Deacon, Ray DuBois [email protected] Deacon, Tom Gritton [email protected] Business Manager, Anne Greif x234 [email protected]

Christian Formation Center - Phone: 725-0660 Director of Religious Education, Jennifer Schneider x236 [email protected] MS/HS/Youth Ministry Coordinator, Meredith Lauer x238 [email protected] Administrative Assistant, Georgia Juneau x235 [email protected]

SMCS, St. Gabriel Campus - Phone: 725-4161

Sacramental Life: Registraon of New Members: New members are welcome

to the Parish and are asked to call the Office at 722-4914.

Bapsms: A class for those reques"ng Bap"sm is held once a

month. Please call the Parish Office to register.

Care Ministry: While in-person visits are currently

suspended, our volunteers are connec"ng by phone,

sending notes and cards, keeping individuals in prayer, etc.

This is a good "me for us to be made aware of the changing

needs of those in our care.

Hospital Visitaon: Visits to the hospitals have been

suspended except in the case of Anoin"ng of the Sick by

Fr. Bob or another priest. However, we are doing our best to

connect with those in the hospital and their families by

phone, so please help us to stay up-to-date on the status of

your loved ones.

Marriages: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance.

Prayer Chain: Call Kathleen at 725-7455 to add a name.

Reconciliaon: Saturday 2:00-3:00 p.m., Thursday 5:00-

6:00 p.m. or by appointment.

RCIA: Adults interested in becoming Catholic par"cipate in the

RCIA Process. Contact Lori, 585-9621 or Roxanne, 257-3921.

St. Vincent de Paul Help line: 727-1766

24 hour: Suicide Preven�on Crisis Line, 920-233-7707

24 hour help: is available for unplanned pregnancy, call 731

-4354

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Life is different.

In just six weeks, every part of our lives – family, school,

work, shopping, health, faith – have undergone

revolu"onary changes.

Our idea of “normal”, whatever that may look like, is

not returning any "me soon. Yet we have a strength that

goes beyond any other ins"tu"on or tradi"on. Our

founda"on is Jesus Christ, the Alpha and the Omega, the

Beginning and the End. Even though these changes in

lifestyle may be unprecedented in our own "me, or in our

own country, the Church has seen it all before.

Therefore, the life of the Church, our life in Christ, will

con"nue, even if it is adapted to new and different

circumstances. Just as missionaries brought the Good News

to various cultures and in foreign lands and languages, so

we will adapt our prayer and the sharing of our lives to this

"me. We will work and pray to keep Jesus at the center of

all we do – in celebra"ng our prayer, in bringing hope to the

anxious, and in caring for those in need. As members of our

community, THANK YOU for your prayers, concern for one

another, and your support of the parish and our ministry

team. Many of you have reached out with encouragement,

and have asked how you can support the faith community,

as well as those who are most vulnerable.

We hope many of you have found us online through

the parish website, www.stgabrielparish.com, or on

Facebook at stgabrielneenah. These forms of

communica"on will con"nue.

GOOD NEWS: we are celebra"ng some of our first

bap"sms of the Easter Season this weekend! Of course they

will be done differently and safely, but the joy of new life in

Christ is no less significant!

When will public Masses resume? The short answer is

that we do not know. The Diocese of Green Bay, together

with the other four dioceses of Wisconsin, are working in

concert with the parameters laid out in the “Badger Bounce

Back” of our state government. As certain milestones in

public health are met, we hope to be able to establish safe

public gatherings. We can expect certain accommoda"ons

in how we gather, and the precau"ons that we may need to

take when we do. In the mean"me, we want to be as

crea"ve as possible in bringing the life of our Catholic faith

to our community!

NEW: We had our first parking lot adora"on and

blessing on April 27th

, and we will have it again THIS

MONDAY, May 4th

at 6:00 pm, weather permiIng.

� We livestream Mass from St. Gabriel Parish each Saturday at 4:30pm. Watch live at www.facebook.com/

stgabrielneenah/. If internet is not an op"on for you,

please note that Mass is available on TV and radio (EWTN

or Relevant Radio 1050 AM), including Mass with Bishop

Ricken at 10:30am on Sunday on Channel 5 WFRV.

� Confession is available in a safe and confiden"al set-up in

the St. Gabriel CHAPEL from 5-6 pm Thursdays, 2-3 pm

Saturdays, and by appointment with Fr. Bob. View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

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FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 3, 2020

TUES. MAY 5 †Gordy Pulda

WED. MAY 6 †Benny Hahn

THUR. MAY 7 †Mike Mason

FRI. MAY 8 †John & Ruth Gehl

SAT. MAY 9 Our Parish Family

Please remember St. Gabriel Parish

in your will or trust.

Revenue Expenses Net Income (Loss)

$ 808,229 $ 811,464 $ (3,235)

$ 811,887 $ 794,253 $ 17,634

$ (3,658) $ 17,211 $ (20,869)

Year- to- Date Financial Update - as of March 31, 2020

YTD Budgeted

$20 - Monday, April 20 - Sue Lella

$20 - Tuesday, April 21 - Gary Kresal

$20 - Wednesday, April 22 - Carol Pierre

$20 - Thursday, April 23– MarI Juntunen

$20 - Friday, April 24 - Dick Knapinski

Net

YTD Actual

Bishop’s Appeal (Goal $75,158) $ 81,848

First the good news! We have met our Bishop’s Appeal

assessment! Thank you so much for your generous

contribu"ons. If you have not already given to the Bishop’s

appeal, please consider giving to this valuable cause. This

year, because of financial hardship caused by the corona

virus, 75% of contribu"ons over our parish goal will be

returned to the parish.

Regarding income and expenses, despite these difficult

"mes we managed to cover all our expenses for March. The

month of April will be more difficult. If you are used to

bringing your offertory envelopes to Mass or puIng money

in the collec"on basket each week, you may be wondering

how you can support the financial needs of the parish now.

Here are a few op"ons:

• Mail your weekly giving to the parish - 900 Geiger St.

Neenah, WI 54956

• Most banks offer free bill pay services. Go to your bank’s

website, request a payment be sent and the bank will

mail it directly to us.

• Sign up for ACH Direct Giving from your bank account to

the parish bank account. Complete the form on our

website, www.stgabrielparish.com. Click on home and

then giving and email to [email protected] or

drop it in the mail. You can choose to have withdrawals

to the parish made weekly or monthly and the

withdrawals will con"nue un"l we are no"fied to stop.

There is no cost to the parish for this method of giving. • Paypal. There is a link to Paypal on our parish website.

The parish pays a 3% fee for this service.

• Give Plus Mobile app from VANCO. Download the app

from Google Playstore or the Apple app store. There is a

2.75% fee to the parish for this service.

Please call the parish office at 722-4914 if you have any

ques"ons about these methods of dona"on. We truly need

and appreciate your assistance to meet our payroll for Fr. Bob

and our staff as we con"nue our ministry and pay parish bills

in this difficult "me. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Thank you to all that have contributed during this crisis!

We con"nue to receive dona"ons in the mail and have

increased our ACH giving. Paypal has also been used as an

easy way to give. Given the situa"on, we are expected to

be behind budget. We pray that with the generosity of all

who can give at this "me, we will pull through this crisis

together! Please stay safe everyone! May this beau"ful

Easter season bring us blessings.

CFC NEWS

All Religious Educa"on classes, Youth Ministry

Events and Sacramental Prepara"on classes

are cancelled for the remainder of this school year.

Stewardship of Giving

April 25th/26th Envelopes $10,104

YTD Envelope/Loose Giving/Electronic $682,417

YTD Budgeted Envelope/Loose/Electronic $715,700

Weekly Capital Improvement $20

...Cont’d from last page

� We expect our restric"ons on all parish Masses and

gatherings to con"nue. Truly excep"onal circumstances,

such as funerals, may be allowed for immediate family.

The Anoinng of the Sick and Viacum (i.e. Communion

for a person who is dying) WILL remain available when needed, with priests using extreme care to avoid the

spread of disease.

We are fortunate that – because of modern

communica"ons – we are able to connect in new and

different ways, but we will share the heartache of being

apart from one another. Our goal is to help your

individual and family prayer, as well as connec"ng with

our parish community and the broader Diocese of

Green Bay.

May God bless and protect you and your families as we

celebrate the Easter Season as people of hope.

Fr. Bob Kollath, Pastor, St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

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Pastoral PonderingsPastoral PonderingsPastoral PonderingsPastoral Ponderings

It’s astonishing how varie"es of sheep can thrive almost anywhere, provided they are tended by humans. When cared for properly, these docile animals provide milk and cheese and wool and meat to cultures all over the planet. LeS to themselves, they are par"cularly vulnerable to predators, the elements, starva"on, and sickness. In order to protect sheep and help them to flourish, you need a Good Shepherd. In these weeks aSer Easter, we see the Risen Jesus from new perspec"ves. Like His first disciples, our minds and hearts are turned upside down. We come to understand that He is not just an inspiring teacher. He is so much more than a longed-for poli"cal liberator. Peter proclaimed on the morning of Pentecost, “Know for certain

that God has made both Lord and Christ this Jesus whom

you crucified.” Like Peter’s audience in Jerusalem so many years ago, we must decide what we will do with this new informa"on. We can’t simply remain lukewarm about the iden"ty of Jesus of Nazareth. This is the point where we choose whether we take Jesus at His word. Do I entrust Him with my life? Or do I hedge my bets and lean on my good old-fashioned American rugged individualism? Maybe I’d rather pursue the pleasures and diversions that this world offers. That’s certainly an op"on, but it’s a dead end. If I’m going to listen to the voice of the Good Shepherd, I am taking a path to lay down my own life for something greater. What is it that Jesus offers? “He Himself bore our sins

in His body upon the cross, so that, free from sin, we

might live for righteousness. By his wounds you have

been healed.” In breaking the power of Sin and Death, Jesus opens ways we couldn’t have imagined! Our Chris"an life is for a purpose bigger than ourselves. Just look at the troubled "me we are in, and consider the giS that we can bring to the world. Our Shepherd doesn’t brings us to withered grass and a stagnant puddle. He offers verdant pastures and resVul waters.

Health is not just the absence of disease, but the new horizon of healing and hope.

Peace is not just the absence of conflict, but the flowering of jus"ce and mercy.

Love is not just the absence of hate, but the wellspring of life and goodness.

With our repentance and bap"sm, by taking on the Name of Jesus, we receive the giS of the Holy Spirit. “I came

so that they might have life and have it more abundantly.” In Jesus, we become agents of healing. We become models of mercy. We become guardians of goodness.

In embracing the Good Shepherd’s life and mission, we have a courage and comfort beyond what we can find on our own. “Even though we walk in the dark valley, we fear no

evil.” Let us invite others to find His life and peace and rest. ©Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate

Good News about Scrip!

Scrip is sll available for purchase in the

parish office! Current weekday office hours

are Monday through Friday from 8 to noon. Scrip is once

again available for orders! Those who order Scrip online

for SMCS or CFC tui"on credit need to place their orders

by 9 am on Mondays. Those orders will be available for

pick up at the high school on Thursday aSernoons from 1-

3 pm or Friday mornings from 8 to noon. Parishioners who

want to order Scrip for parish support should bring their

orders to the parish office by noon on Fridays and may

pick up their orders in the parish office. Social distancing

will be in effect when picking up your order - only one

person will be allowed into the office at a "me. Also, more

good news! We have added a new retailer! Chick-fil-A is

now available for orders at a 10% rebate - just write it in

on the order form. Thank you for con"nuing to support

the parish by using Scrip for your everyday purchases!

“Daily Discipleship” News and Events for

St. Gabriel Youth Ministry

This weekend, Sunday May 3rd

, 29 of our

high students were supposed to receive

the Sacrament of Confirma"on. Please

join me this week in praying for these students, that they

will con"nue to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, and

that like the travelers on the Road to Emmaus, their hearts

will burn with desire for more of the Lord. As part of our

Confirma"on prepara"on, we had the opportunity a few

months ago to listen to Sr. Marie Kolbe Zamora from Holy

Family Convent in Manitowoc. In our Catholic

understanding, Confirma"on is “when the bap�zed person

is "sealed with the gi� of the Holy Spirit" and is

strengthened for service to the Body of Christ.” Sister

Marie Kolbe also added that Confirma"on is entrus"ng

oneself to the Church – not because you love your priest

or the music, but because the Lord Jesus is

there. Confirma"on is not just our commitment to God,

but His commitment to us. Confirma"on CONFIRMS that

HE wants the opportunity to love US. What a pure joy and

blessing to know that our God – the God of the Universe

and all of crea"on – wants the chance to love each and

every one of us in a special way! Come, Holy Spirit!!

Meredith Lauer,

Youth Ministry and Faith Forma�on Coordinator

Please be our Friend! Did you know that St.

Gabriel parish has a Facebook page? You can

view the weekend Mass streamed LIVE each

Saturday at 4:30 p.m. There are upliSing and

encouraging posts almost daily, along with great photos and

updates of what is happening around the parish. Find us on

Facebook at hYps://www.facebook.com/stgabrielneenah/

and “Like” our page to stay up to date!


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LOOK TO THE WEEK AHEAD

In light of the COVID-19 situa"on, to help protect the

health and safety of our team and our parish community,

we are adjus"ng our office hours to 8-12 Monday through

Friday at least unl May 22. We ask that you call ahead if

possible. In many circumstances, it is safer for a staff member

to meet a person at the office doors. Also, con"nue to

contact us via telephone or e-mail.

The church will be open Monday-Friday from 7-8 AM,

12-1 PM & 5-6 PM and Saturdays and Sundays from 12-3

PM, to enable our community to pray privately before the

Blessed Sacrament present in the tabernacle. Confessions

will be held in the chapel, with appropriate space Thursdays

from 5-6pm and Saturdays from 2-3pm.

Should you need anything from our team, we stand

ready to assist you during this challenging "me. May the

Lord be with you today and always.

IN SYMPATHY Prayers & sympathy are offered for the family of Rosemary Verhagen who was called home to the Lord. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful

departed rest in peace & glory.

The Altar Candles burn for the month

of May in loving memory of ScottKronbergerat

therequestofCherylBucheger,hissister.

to pray with Jesus.

There are some specific requirements for par"cipa"on. You

must come in a car and park with windows up and you

should not exit your vehicles. Please park at least two stalls

away from any other vehicle. Father Bob and Deacon Tom

will go to each individual vehicle for a blessing. Please

remain in your car with the windows up during this blessing.

We will remain in the parking lot for adora"on un"l all

people have had a chance to pray with and adore our Lord

or un"l it is dark. This event is weather related. If it is

raining or snowing, we will not be able to hold Adora"on.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

MAY 4, IN EAST PARKING LOT

ST. GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL

900 Geiger Street, Neenah WI

We will be having Eucharis"c Adora"on

Monday, May 4th

at 6:00 p.m. However, there

will be a modified method for this Adora"on.

At 6:00 p.m. Father Bob and Deacon Tom will

process with the Holy Eucharist out the back

of church to the east parking lot. There will be

a table set up for the monstrance to be set on

and allow people

World Day of Prayer for Vocaons

Today the Holy Father has asked all

Catholic to intercede for voca"ons. Will

you make a special effort to ask the Lord

for more voca"ons to the priesthood and religious life?

• Pray for the priests who have ministered to you

throughout your life, both living and dead.

• Keep our parish priests and deacons in prayer

throughout the week.

• Encourage your children or grandchildren to

consider a voca"on as a priest or religious brother

or sister.

• Pray a rosary for more young men and women in

our diocese to respond to God’s call.

Join an “Invisible Monastery” - Pledge to pray for

voca"ons at the website, invisiblemonastery.com. It

was inspired by a call from the Va"can urging

Catholics to “organize an ‘invisible monastery’ in

which many persons, day and night, are commiYed to

con"nuous prayer for priestly voca"ons.”

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 3

Sunday: Acts 2:14a, 36-41/1 Pt 2:20b-25/Jn 10:1-10

Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Jn 10:11-18

Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Jn 10:22-30

Wednesday: Acts 12:24—13:5a/Jn 12:44-50

Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Jn 13:16-20

Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Jn 14:1-6

Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Jn 14:7-14

Sunday: Acts 6:1-7/1 Pt 2:4-9/Jn 14:1-12 View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

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Caring for Our Parish Family Beyond These Four Walls

Belonging to St. Gabriel Parish usually means gathering with us for weekly worship. However, some of our parish family members are confined to their homes, reside in assisted living, or may be in the hospital. We want to remember them in prayer, keep them connected, and be present to them with the love of God and community. Please help our sisters and brothers by no"fying the parish office if a loved one (or friend or neighbor) is ill, homebound, or otherwise in need. Pastoral staff or Care Ministers can visit, bring Holy Communion, and offer support. We respect confiden"ality.

Please contact: Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate 722-4914 or [email protected]

Excing news from St. Gabriel!!! FORMED is here!

Membership has its privileges, as the saying goes. As a

member of St. Gabriel Parish, you can take advantage of

FORMED, an amazing online resource from the Augus"ne

Ins"tute and Lighthouse Catholic Media.

FORMED is an exci"ng plaVorm for enjoying some of the best

Catholic content available today. Every household at St.

Gabriel Parish can now access over 300 episodes of high-

quality video material. In addi"on, they offer a growing library

of Catholic eBooks and dozens of the most popular talks from

the Lighthouse CD’s. There are even upliSing Catholic movies,

such as full-length biographical films of the saints.

You’ll find resources for youth, for Scripture study, for

prayer and spirituality, for learning more of the basics of

our Catholic faith, even materials in Spanish – all available

in one reliable, convenient, and easily accessible format.

To appreciate the scope and quality of this material, you

really need to check it out for yourself. It is free to you,

but you need to register. NO PASSWORD NEEDED. Sign up

at www.formed.org under St. Gabriel Parish, Neenah,

WI. Watch on your computer, smart TV, regular TV turned

into a smart TV with a Roku, smart phone or tablet!! Take

it for a test drive and help spread the word! It’s a great

resource for life, and it’s yours free as a member!

OPEN HEARTS AND OPEN DOORS:

WELCOMING A GLOBAL OUTREACH

CATHOLIC EXCHANGE STUDENT

Hos"ng an exchange student is an

amazing experience for you and for the exchange student.

St. Mary Catholic High School (SMC) would like to welcome

several of the new Global Outreach exchange students for

the 2020-2021 academic year. Global Outreach is a

Catholic exchange program with a mission of building a

civiliza"on of love by forming young dynamic Catholic

servant leaders for the 21st

century. Placement of students

becomes a reality when a household opens the door to

their heart and home and says “yes” to hos"ng a student.

Currently, 11 students are wai"ng for their “Good News!

We have a host family for you” leYer. The students are

from Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia

and Ukraine. Please contact Barbara Tota-Boryczka, Execu"ve

Director, [email protected]

(920) 540-3085 or Fr. Larry Seidl, Spiritual Director,

[email protected] (920) 412-0320 for further informa"on.

Here is more informa"on on two of the fine young

students who are wai"ng placement at a Wisconsin or

Nebraska Catholic high school:

Oleh will be the first ever Ukrainian student in the

program. His father is a priest in the Byzan"ne Rite of the

Catholic Church (fully in union with the Pope), and he

himself wants to become a priest. He says that he likes to

give advice to his friends for them to make their life

beYer, because he believes his mission is from God. He is

interested in history and loves playing the violin.

Izabela is 17 years old and lives in Stroza, a small village in

Poland. She studies as a dormitory student in a Catholic high

school near Krakow. Her favorite sports are skiing, bicycling

and swimming. At home, she enjoys playing board games

and watching movies with her family and likes baking with

her mom. With her brother, she is a member of the Light

and Life Movement, a Catholic community organiza"on for

young people. She likes to help others in need and show

them her support. Her sensi"vity mobilizes her to be helpful,

giving and grateful for what she has.

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This week's sponsor is James Kearney, AMorney at

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the bullen. And don't forget to patronize all of our

sponsors, because they make the bullen possible."

GRADUATION PICTURES! If you are a

member of our parish and are

gradua"ng from high school this year,

help us honor your accomplishments. Please email an

electronic copy of your “yearbook HEADSHOT” picture to

[email protected]. We will feature our

graduates on an upcoming cover of the bulle"n.


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