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“Dedicated to maintaining a
welcoming, caring and nurturing
faith community grounded in the
Gospel of Jesus Christ”
SNC Parish Mission Statement
Upcoming Events
OCTOBER 12, 2014
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
We are so grateful to all those in our parish who volunteer their
time and talent to make our Parish a place of welcome. One of
those groups who work behind the scenes is the Parish Pastoral
Council. Our Parish Council is made up of a mixture of
parishioners and students.
As a council we listen and respond to the Spirit of God at each meeting
and prayerfully consider what the Spirit of God is calling the parish to
be and become.
The council provides the means whereby lay members of the parish,
respond to their baptismal commitment and work closely with the
pastor and parish team, for the common good and mission of the
parish.
In dialogue, members of the council and the pastor come to an
understanding of the spiritual as well as physical concerns and needs of
the people of the parish and broader community.
All deliberations are guided by a spirit of prayer, openness to the Spirit,
and be in accord with diocesan policies and emphases, as well as the
teachings of the Catholic Church.
When faced with a major parish issue or concern, all members of the
parish should be provided with an opportunity to learn more about the
concern and have an opportunity to share with parish leaders, their
reactions and suggestions for dealing with it.
KNITTING FOR PEACE
October 12, 2014 at 1:00 pm
FAITH FESTIVAL
October 15, 2014 at 5:00 pm
WORSHIP COMMITTEE
October 26, 2014 at 6:30 pm
CONFIRMATION RETREAT
October 25, 2014 9:00 am
The Prayer of the Church
Join the Norbertine Community of Saint
Joseph Priory for the Liturgy of the
Hours, celebrated in the Oratory
Morning Prayer:
7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday
Evening Prayer:
5:00 p.m. Sunday through Friday
Daily Mass
Monday—Friday
12:20 pm
Sunday
10:00 am & 4:00 pm
We thank Tom Tengowski and Judy Eubierus for their dedication on
the council. We welcome Jason Lau as the new chairperson and thank
the current members: Howard Ebert, Nancy Jakups, Martha Kralovec,
Vonnie McQuade, Kevin Ress, Sharon Zuleger,
Travis Vanden Heuvel, Matt Ferch, Betsy Pfantz and Jasmyn Nett.
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Liturgical Schedule
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Cross:
Greeter:
MA:
PB:
Mass Intentions
October 13-19
Monday
12:20 p.m.— Norbertine Intention
BB:
Tuesday, St. Callistus I
12:20 p.m.— Norbertine Intention
CB:
Wednesday, St. Theresa of Jesus
12:20 p.m.— Norbertine Intention
Cup 1:
Cup 2:
Cup 3:
Cup 4:
Cup 5:
Cup 6:
MW 1:
MW 2:
Sacristan:
Usher:
Thursday, St. Hedwig and St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
12:20 p.m.— Norbertine Intention
Friday, St. Ignatius of Antioch
12:20 p.m.— Norbertine Intention
SUNDAY, Twenty-ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time
10:00 a.m.— +Frank Jilot
4:00 p.m.— SNC Students
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
The Sacrament will be celebrated in the Reconciliation Chapel on
Wednesdays from 3:30pm to 4:30pm or by appointment.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Wednesdays at 4:00 pm in the Oratory. Stay for evening prayer
with the Norbertine Community at 5:00 pm.
Stephen Jakups
Susan Tengowski
Mark Kralovec
Presider
Marlene Burton
Howard Ebert
Kerry Gross
Carole Guyette
Thomas Guyette
Mary Hill
Nancy Jakups
Martha Kralovec
Carol LaCombe
Larry LaCombe
Matt Markowski
Kevin Ress
Jeanne Suda
Robert Moeller
Mike Francken
Susan Garot
Sharon Nolan
Leo VanSistine
Please remember to ﬁnd a substute if
assigned me.
Let us keep our brothers and sisters in
prayer:
Norma Jane Kolb, Erin Culbertson,
Carol Marcinkowski, Dolores Piechura ,
Janet Calaway
Readings for the Week of October 13, 2014
SUNDAY COLLECTION
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Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
SUNDAY:
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St. Pat’s Pantry
Canned Peaches, Pears and Fruit Cocktail
Deodorant
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Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31--5:1/Lk 11:29-32
Gal 5:1-6/Lk 11:37-41
Gal 5:18-25/Lk 11:42-46
Eph 1:1-10/Lk 11:47-54
Eph 1:11-14/Lk 12:1-7
2 Tm 4:10-17b/Lk 10:1-9
Is 45:1, 4-6/1 Thes 1:1-5b/Mt 22:15-21
NORBERTINE CENTER FOR SPIRITUALITY
The Conrad J. Kratz, O. Praem.,
Abbey Lecture Series –
Enkindling Hope: A Calling of the
Church in an Age of Soft Despair
Christianity is quintessentially a religion of hope
because it exultantly proclaims that in God we meet
a love that no darkness or evil can ever defeat, a
love so faithfully resilient that it never dies. And
yet, of the three theological virtues, hope is the most
neglected and overlooked. This presentation will
address the meaning and preciousness of hope,
things that threaten hope, what hope asks of us, and
why we should never hope for anything less than
what God’s love desires for us.
Thursday, October 30 at 6:30 – 8 p.m., reception to follow
Presenter: Dr. Paul Wadell, Professor of Religious Studies,
St. Norbert College
Cost:
Free will offering (suggested donation $5)
Registration required by October 27
For more information please visit the NCS
website at www.norbertines.org
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER
Who: Members of the St. Norbert College Parish
Where: Old St. Joe’s
When: October 12th (distribution)
through October 26th (collection)
Why: This fundraiser raises money for the MOM’s
Home, which is a branch of the A&A Alexandrina
Green Bay Pregnancy Help Center. The MOM’s
home provides a warm, safe, and secure
environment to expectant mothers and mothers with
young children. It offers single mothers continuing
education courses, while providing them with food
and shelter. Without these burdens, the mothers can
focus on bettering their family situations, finding
employment, and establishing healthy habits for
themselves and their children.
How: Fill your bottle with donations large or small.
Make checks payable to St. Norbert CollegeKnights for Life. Return your bottle to Old St. Joes
on Sunday, October 26th.
This event is sponsored by the St. Norbert College Pro-Life
Group, Knights for Life. On behalf of all the mothers and
children who will benefit from this collection, we thank you for
your generosity.
Ecumenical Partnership for Housing
Commission of Conscience
The SNC Parish Commission of Conscience (COC)
program is an endowment fund that was created
several years ago through the efforts of the Green
Bay Diocesan “Advancing the Mission Campaign”
to aid in funding for students and parishioners who
are seeking opportunities to serve the greater good.
For a complete description of the COC program
fund and application, contact the SNC Parish Office
(TWH M-22) or online at www.snc.edu/parish.
Applications are due October 31 and April 30. Fund
distributions are typically made in November/
December and May/June of each year.
Fall cleanup day for Isaiah House is
Sat. Oct. 18 around 9:00 am. Any
help we could get would be
appreciated. There will be lots to do.
Workers need gloves. If you can
only commit for a short time that is
okay. If you can RSVP to laura.zelten@snc.edu
Thanks much for your help with this.
Any questions send me a note. Sr. Laura
CHANGE IN MASS TIME
As of Sunday November 2, 2014
the 4:00 pm mass will be moved to
7:00 pm. This is a result of the Parish
Survey and the over welling requests for
a later Sunday evening Mass.
St. Norbert College Parish
The Faces of St. Norbert College Parish!
Encounter Steubenville
YA Conference 2014
Nov. 8th in Milwaukee
Arise Ministries, has partnered with
Franciscan University of Steubenville, the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee and the Diocese
of Green Bay to host a Steubenville Young
Adult Conference called Encounter
Milwaukee. Franciscan University of
Steubenville has become renowned for their
dynamic youth and adult conferences. Arise
is very excited about this opportunity to
bring young adults from all parts of the
region to this event.
To register for the conference and receive
the discounted $30 tickets, through the
Diocese of Green Bay, please visit
www.gbdioc.org for all the information.
The Diocese of Green Bay will facilitate
transportation.
Biese-Van Sistine Family
Alissa Van Sistine is originally from De Pere and has
attended mass at Old St. Joe’s since she was little. John
Biese grew up in Appleton. The couple met and began
dating in 2004 while they attended college in Milwaukee. After graduation, John's job led him to Chicago
and Alissa followed him there two years later.
John and Alissa were married in 2011 and have a son,
Quintin (1). The family moved “home” shortly after
Quintin was born and currently lives in Allouez.
John recently started a new job with Faith Technologies
in Green Bay and Alissa is a teacher at Altmayer in
East De Pere.
We thank God for ...
A healthy, happy son despite a premature birth. We are
thankful to be back in Green Bay raising Quintin
among a family who adores him and who is there for us
for whatever we may need.
Hope you can join us for this day trip! I
talked to the conference leader last week
and they were sitting at just under
300 people registered! If you can't make
this event, I hope to see you at another in
the near future.
Yours in Christ,
Phil Lawson
Department of New
Evangelization
Young Adult Ministry
Discipleship and Formation
Coordinator
Diocese of Green Bay
We’re Glad You’re Here!
WINGS NEWLY HURTING
SUPPORT GROUP
If you are experiencing the pain and confusion of a
recent divorce or separation, we invite you to join
us.
Our support programs provide a safe and
confidential Christian environment designed to help
you rebuild your life as you work through the
process of separation/divorce. Groups offered at
various times throughout the year in the Fox Valley.
In Green Bay, the group meets monthly. For further
info regarding time and place,
please contact Catholic Charities (920) 272-8234.
Join Us this Wednesday for
Our October 15th Festival of Faith
every household of faith is welcomed ….
SNC Students, too!
Adult Ed Session co-facilitated
by Howard Ebert & Barb Boyer
Radical Hospitality Influences-Past-Present-Future-as found throughout the Old St. Joseph Church
Worship Space buffet dinner starting 5:00,
programming begins @ 5:40 pm in church
The Pilgrim Forum
By the Most Reverend Robert F. Morneau
“I Believe:
Exploring the Nature and Mystery of Faith”
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
7:30 AM
Hendrickson Dining Room
Bemis International Center
St. Norbert College
The lecture is free and open to the public, but
requires a reservation: www.snc.edu/pilgrimforum
or 920-403-3155. Doors open at 7:15 AM;
continental breakfast will be served with our
compliments.
The Pilgrim Forum is a series dedicated to sharing
information and spurring thought and
discussion around the basic tenets of the Catholic
faith and tradition – specifically, the Apostles’
Creed. Once each semester, speakers will examine a
portion of the Creed, breaking it open in
thought-provoking and accessible ways that invite
attendees to understand more deeply what
they believe.
SAINTS ALIVE NIGHT
On
Wednesday
October
29
every member of SNC Parish( Every Household of
Faith) is invited to participate (all ages) by
presenting a favorite Saint through costume, story,
technology, rhyme, rap, prose, song, skit, mime, or
any other idea you and your family may have.
Let your Catholic imagination be your guide!
Need ideas? Inspiration? Resources?
visit: www.americancatholic.org
and click on the Saints tab
Everyone is invited to attend
dress up is not required
RCIA
RCIA Classes will begin on Sunday, October 5,
2014 after the 10:00 am Mass. The program is designed for those wishing to become members of the
Catholic Church, for Catholics who have been baptized and wish to receive the sacraments of First
Communion, First Reconciliation and/or Confirmation. Those interested in the program are asked to
contact Fr. Sal.
St. Norbert College Parish