May 17, 2020

APOSTLE the J Saint UDE 5 1 9 K N A P P S T R E E T & 1 2 2 5 O R E G O N S T R E E T

O S H K O S H , W I S C O N S I N

ADMINISTRATOR FR. LOUIS GOLAMARI

MASS SCHEDULE SATURDAY, 4:30 PM AT ST. VINCENT CHURCH

SUNDAY, 7:30 AM AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

SUNDAY, 9:30 AM AT ST. VINCENT CHURCH

SUNDAY, 11:00 AM AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

CONFESSIONS FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH

AFTER 7:30 AM MASS-SH SATURDAY, 3:30 PM-SV

PARISH OFFICE 1025 W. 5TH AVENUE OSHKOSH, WI 54902

HOURS: 8 AM-4:30 PM M-TH 8 AM-2:30 PM FRI

(920) 235-7412

WEBSITE WWW.STJUDEOSHKOSH.ORG

PASTORAL STAFF

Deacon ........................................ Pat Gelhar Pastoral Associate ........Marianne Sheahan Adult Faith Formation Minister ... Rob Saley Coordinator of Liturgy & Music Director ............................................... Randy Weddig

FAITH FORMATION STAFF Elementary & Middle School & High School RE ...................................... Michele Spanbauer

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Business Manager ........... Brad Gallenberg Bookkeeper ................................. Jan Fendt SPECIAL EDUCATION RELIGION

PROGRAM (SERV) Tom Mentele ............................... 426-5682

PARISH COUNCIL Patty Schaefer, Chair Pam Baier, Vice-Chair

Carrie O’Connor, Secretary Jeff Ambrosius Bill Behlman Bruce Dumann Beth Geffers Shawn Kettner Jeff Paulick Ben Schneider

FINANCE COUNCIL George Benz Nancy Hackbarth Dave Putzer Mike Scharff Kate Warncke

TRUSTEES Bruce Dumann ............................. Secretary Dave Putzer ................................. Treasurer

LOURDES ACADEMY President, John Dinegan .............................. 426-3626 Principal Lourdes Academy, (6-12) David Mikesell ............................ 235-5670 Dean of Students, (6-12) Reed Tyriver ...................................... 235-5670 Principal Lourdes Academy Elementary Mrs. Amy Geffers ........................ 235-4060

OSHKOSH CATHOLIC CEMETERIES

Administrator Randy Wertz ...................... (920) 216-3268

email: rwertz6540@sbcglobal.net Sexton Jan Fendt………………………(920) 235-7412

email: jfendt@stjudeoshkosh.org

ST. JUDE MASS SCHEDULE

Weekday

Wednesday & Friday .............. 7:30 am (SH) Tuesday .................................. 7:30 am (SV)

**With rosary starting at 7:00 am** If Oshkosh schools are closed due to the weather, we will not have morning Mass.

PK-Children’s Liturgy of the Word During Mass ........................... 9:30 am (SV) *No class on Holiday Weekends *Classes run through May Spanish Mass 1st and 3rd Sunday………12:15 pm (Omro)

AREA PARISHES WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Most Blessed Sacrament: St. Peter’s Site Tuesday .......................................... 6:30 pm Thursday ......................................... 7:30 am Saturday ......................................... 8:00 am St. Mary’s Site Wednesday & Friday ...................... 7:00 am St. Raphael’s Thursday & Friday .......................... 7:15 am Confessions Saturday .............. 7:05 am (MBS-St. Peter) Mercy Medical Mass 1st Thursday………………………………2:00 pm

CITY-WIDE EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Please join us at the Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel located at

Most Blessed Sacrament-St. Mary Site 605 Merritt Avenue

Don’t forget to set your hearing aid to “T Coil”

setting.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples planning marriage should contact the parish office at least six months to one

year prior to their wedding date.

BAPTISM Baptisms are celebrated at the

Saturday, 4:30 pm Mass and the Sunday, 11:00 am Mass, most weekends.

(We do not have Baptisms during the season of Lent.)

A pre-baptismal class is required for all parents. Baptism preparation classes are held on the second Tuesday of the month

for 1st time parents and on the third Tuesday of the month for parents

baptizing their second, third...child. Class must be completed 4-6 weeks before the

date of the baptism. Parents are welcome to take the class

before their baby is born also. Call the parish office for available dates

and to register.

MINISTRY OF THE SICK Please notify the parish office if family

members are seriously ill, confined or hospitalized. Anointing of the Sick will

be administered on request. Communion will be brought to those

who cannot attend Mass.

RCIA-

The RCIA is a formational process that helps lead people to explore the Catholic

faith through prayer, study and discussion. Please call the parish office.

PARISH REGISTRATION New members are invited to join by

contacting the parish office.

PASTORAL VISITS Care Ministers are available for

Pastoral Visits, if you or a loved one are in need of a listening presence or spiritual companionship. We can also bring Holy

Communion to anyone who cannot get to Mass. Please let us know if you are home-bound or have recently moved into a care facility so that we may continue to meet

your ministerial needs.

PRAYER CHAIN REQUESTS Call Jim or Paulette at: ............... 688-3237

Roger’s Reflection

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If people behave themselves ( and if we get a little bit lucky ) Covid 19 will subside enough in the foreseeable future to let many of us slowly, gradually, get back to something resembling our pre-pandemic lives.

But for many others, life will never be the same. Those strong enough and lucky enough to survive the illness will always re-member the pain and the fear. Those who lost family, neighbors and friends to the dis-ease will suffer from that loss for a long time. The people in essential occupations who put their lives on the line every single day to take care of the victims and keep the rest of us fed and safe will be physically and emotionally exhausted. They won’t feel much like the heros they really are. And many of the millions of people who lost their jobs or their businesses may never fully recover their security, especially if the virus attacks again.

But today’s Gospel gives us some hope. Jesus says, “If you love me, you will keep my commandments … I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you … And whoever loves me will be loved by my Father.” Those are solemn promises Jesus made, and all we have to do to benefit from them is to do the best we can to live according to His commandments and His example.

Certainly he included the Ten Command-ments in that statement, but I suspect he was thinking more about his brief summary of them, paraphrased here: “Love God with everything you’ve got, and love your neigh-bor as much as you love yourself.”

He isn’t talking about romantic love here. I believe the kind of love he’s talking about is much more inclusive and, in some ways, lots harder to practice. It’s really a collec-tion of a bunch of our best human traits, ranging from common courte-sy on the easy end of the spectrum, to

the “ultimate sacrifice” of our lives for the sake of others.

So, what are these common human traits that are special components of loving God and our neighbor? Loving God certainly starts with obedience to the spirit of His commandments, not grudgingly, but willing-ly. It involves the courage to do the right thing in public. It includes the honesty and humility to admit when we’ve done some-thing stupid and the determination not to do an encore. It includes respect for His name in speech and writing. It involves sincere, active prayer, and conscious passive pray-er -- listening with the heart open. We could go on, but I’m sure you get the point: Many common human acts are loving acts.

How about actions with each other? Thoughtfulness: Remembering important days; Gratitude: Thanking for things done; Touching: Hugs, holding hands; Listening with both ears and full attention; Gentle-ness, even when disagreeing; Respect for others’ ideas, property, privacy. All of these things and many more are loving actions.

Both love of God and love of each other can include lots more common human ac-tions than are named above. If we do many of those things already, we are reasonably loving people. If thoughtlessness, selfish-ness or self-centeredness cause us to do few, if any, of those things, we’ve got a lot of thinking to do and a lot of habits to break.

What if we don’t like some people? Join the human race. But not liking someone doesn’t mean we can’t love them. We all deserve respect as creatures of God, and if we give at least that respect to everyone, all the actions above can and should be done whether we like someone or not. Roger LeBouton, Lay Minister

OUR PARISHIONERS Rest in Peace

Together we join in prayer for Audrey Hable

who recently passed away and for her family. May family and friends find peace

knowing that their loved one now rests with God.

Baptism Our Community joyfully welcomes to

St. Jude Parish through the living waters of baptism:

Benjamin Saley, son of Rob and Laurie

Parish Life

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Becoming our Best Selves One Step at a Time

Dave Courchane is a respected teacher of Objibwa cul-ture. His best-known program is about the Seven Sa-cred Teachings of the Ojibwa grandfathers. It’s sort of their version of the Ten Commandments, but instead of telling what we should not do, it talks about how we should live. One of those teachings is about honesty. The Ojibwa have a very simple way of explaining how to always be honest. Put simply, it is to make choices about our be-havior with others from our hearts, not our heads. How come? Well, the heart is thought of as the center of the most tender of human feelings and traits, like love and faith and loyalty. The head, on the other hand, though capable of decisions based on these tender traits, can also be the breeding ground of our most deceitful and selfish behaviors. It’s awfully hard to scam someone, for instance, when we’re thinking about and feeling their friendship, their love, or their kindness. It’s much easier to do it when we’re thinking about what we could do if we had access to their bank accounts. There are people with blisters on their ears from tele-phoning strangers in an effort to rob them blind, yet they would never do it to people they care about. An Ojibwa who truly believes in the Sacred Teachings would never harm or pull a scam on anybody. Neither should a Christian who truly believes in the teachings of Christ.

Roger LeBouton, Lay Minister

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STREAMING SOUND UPGRADES If you joined us for Mass on Fa-cebook or YouTube last Sunday or this past week, you surely no-ticed the crystal-clear sound, especially compared with our first month of livestreaming. We have made some upgrades that now make it possible to run audio directly from the sound system at both churches for use in our livestreaming events. We are continuing to explore other ways to im-prove our livestreams and other online content, especially as it becomes increasingly clear that we may need to continue the streamed Masses for some time. Even if we are able to resume public worship in the coming weeks, it will be some time before it is safe for all to return. We are deter-mined to continue doing whatever we can to keep connected with all members of our community!

OPPORTUNITIES FOR LITURGY

LOCAL TELEVISION Sundays: WBAY at 5:30 am WFRV at 10:30 am CW 14 at 8 am

EWTN TELEVISION Monday-Friday 7 am, 11 am, 6 pm, 11 pm Saturday & Sunday 7 am, 11 am, 11 pm

ON THE RADIO: Sundays: Relevant Radio 1050 AM at 9 am

ST. JUDE FACEBOOK LIVE: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 7:30 am Saturday: 4:30 pm

On our YouTube Channel and Facebook Page after

Mother’s Day Has Come & Gone

Let us never lose the Love & Respect our Mothers deserve every day of their lives. As so often is the case we take for granted the amazing things our mothers do us every day, except on Mother’s Day!

Let’s keep it in our hearts to try to stay in touch with the motherly figure in your life, be it in a prayer to her in heaven, a phone call, a text or whatever way you can let her know you love her!

God Bless Mary and all Mothers. Pray the Rosary often!

Always remember “God Loves You” !

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ADORATION Our first Adoration went ex-tremely well. We stayed with-in the guidelines of 10 people or less in the church and kept adequate distancing. Some guidelines for next week: We will again allow a maximum of 8 people to sign up during each prayer opportunity. At this time we are not able to extend the time to more than 15 minutes due to the amazing turnout. We ask that everyone enters through the Leannah Hall side of the church and exit through the 6th Street side (unless you need to use the handi-capped assessable entrance). Someone will be in the Church and disinfect after each group. Please copy and paste the link below into your web browser (if reading this online) to sign up. If you are unable to sign up via the computer please con-tact Brad at (920) 235-7412 for assistance.

https://signup.com/go/xiEVLyp

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“STAR OF HEAVEN” NOVENA How Do I Pray the Novena?

On each day from May 15 through May 23:

1. Pray the Stella Caeli Exstirpavit 2. Recite three Hail Mary’s for an end to the pandemic 3. Recite “A Prayer in Time of a Pandemic”

Novena Prayers

Stella Caeli Exstirpavit

The Star of Heaven, who nourished the Lord, drove away the plague of death which our first parents brought into the world. May this bright Star now deign to hold in check the constellations whose battles have slain the people with the wound of death.

O glorious Star of the Sea, save us from the plague. Hear us, for your Son honors you by denying you nothing. Save us, O Jesus, on whose behalf the Virgin Mother beseeches You.

Hail Mary (Recite three times)

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb.

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

A Prayer in Time of a Pandemic

Loving Mother of the Redeemer, Gate of Heaven, Star of the Sea, we, your children, come to you in this time of world-wide pandemic, seeking your powerful intercession. We come to you in our weakness and uncertainty. We come to you in our loneliness and fear. We come to you with trust, Mother of Mercy, for you are our life, our sweetness and our hope. We place before you our suffering world, deprived even of the consolation of the Sacraments and the community of the Church and we beg you, dear Mother, to intercede for us with your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.

May all bishops, priests and civil leaders be given wisdom, as they seek to guide us in this time of crisis. May scien-tists be granted insight and understanding. May caregivers be endowed with compassion and generosity. May all those who are ill be restored to health. Pray that your Son protect those who are most at risk, especially health care workers, first responders and essential workers who put themselves in harm’s way for the sake of others. Beseech your Son, in His Providence, to provide for those who are unemployed or in financial difficulties.

Grant your peace of heart to those who are unable to visit loved ones, especially elderly parents. Give comfort to those who have lost family or friends and were unable to be with them in their last hours. Welcome into the Father’s House those who have died. O Mary, Comforter of the Afflicted, ease all the fear of our hearts and fill us with confidence in your maternal love and protection. Amen.

Please pray along with Father Louis by linking up with any of these sites:

* www.facebook.com/stjudeoshkosh * www.stjudeoshkosh.org/stella-caeli-novena

* https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYQIDLiUUH3ivXqR2cH6Clw

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LAUDATO SI’ WEEK MAY 16-MAY 24 Pope Francis’ encyclical is a call for global action as well as an appeal for deep inner conversion when ad-dressing the “care of our common home.” Here are some of the pope’s suggestions, with references in parentheses to their paragraphs in the encyclical: *Put an end to “mental pollution.” Think deeply, live wisely, love generously. (47) *Moms and dads: teach kids to use things properly; to respect, take care of others; to ask permission po-litely; to say, “Thank you;” to control temper; to ask forgiveness; to share. *Less is more. Stop needless consumption. (193, 203, 222, 211) *Be consistent. Pro-life, environmental and social justice movements are all connected. Protecting vul-nerable species must include the unborn, endan-gered animals and the exploited. (91, 120) *End the tyranny of the screen, information overload and distractions. Watch out for media-induced mel-ancholy and isolation. Cultivate real relationships with others. (47) These are suggestions out of many that we can act on

now, without cost and without leaving our homes Please pray the common prayer for the 5th anniver-

sary of Laudato Si’ at noon on Sunday, May 24.

Caring for God’s Creation

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REMINDERS

*Sacred Heart Church is open 7 days a week from 8 am until 4 pm for personal and private prayer.

Please allow for safe social distancing as recom-mended by State Officials—no less than six feet

apart and no more than 10 people in the Church at any given time.

*Father Louis is hearing confessions on Saturdays starting at 3:30 pm at St. Vincent and on the First Friday of each month at 8:00 am at Sacred Heart. *The Parish Office is open from 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Thursday and until 2:30 pm on Friday. We are available by phone but are restrict-ing visitors from entering the office building. *The Holy Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and May Crowing (if you missed it) are all available on YouTube and Facebook. Please take time each day to spend some time in prayer for those affect-ed by this pandemic. *We are able to have baptisms and funerals at this time but need to stay within the restrictions set by the State of Wisconsin. *If we do not have your current contact infor-mation please reach out to the office at (920) 235-7412 to update your information. We greatly appreciate your help in this!

FLAT FATHER LOUIS Flat Father Louis is coming your way! Just like you he has been staying at home but he misses our parish members a great deal! Maybe you can help? Take him wherever you go! We would love to see the photos of his travels all over Oshkosh and beyond!

Email them to mspanbauer@stjudeoshkosh.org to share what he has been up to.

If you would like a LAMINATED version, let Mrs. Spanbauer know and she would be happy to drop one in the mail for you and your family! Happy May!

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OPEN HEARTS AND OPEN DOORS:

WELCOMING A GLOBAL OUTREACH CATHOLIC EXCHANGE STUDENT

Hosting an exchange student is an amazing experience for you and for the exchange student. Lourdes Academy would like to welcome two

Global Outreach exchange students for the 2020-2021 academic year. Global Outreach is Catholic ex-change program with a mission of building a civilization 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 hosting a student. Currently, 11 students are waiting for their “Good News! We have a host family for you” letter. The students are from Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithu-ania, Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine. Please contact Barbara Tota-Boryczka, Executive Director, barba-ra.tota-boryczka@globaloutreachprogram.com (920) 540-3085 or Fr. Larry Seidl, Spiritual Director, ljseid-l1949@gmail.com (920) 412-0320 for further information. Here is more information on two of the fine young students who could be placed at Lourdes Academy: Tadas is 16 years old and lives near Kaunas, Lithuania. He comes from a close family and has a special relationship with his older brother. He describes himself as having a charismatic and friendly personality. He is optimistic and likes helping others to be optimistic. He is also active and cannot stand doing nothing–he always finds activities for himself. His creative side is very strong. While he loves playing and watch-ing sports, he devotes much of his energy to developing his musical talent, playing piano, accordion and guitar. He also loves to draw and act. He is very social, likes meeting new people and finding more friends. Sofia is 16 years old and lives in a village near Kosice, the second largest city in Slovakia. Her friends and family say that the most beautiful thing about Sofia is her kindheartedness and cheerfulness. Her biggest hobby is cooking and baking, and she would like to acquaint her host family with the food of her small but beautiful country. Her main sport is swimming. As a Global Outreach student, she would like to gain new experiences, become more responsible and independent and grow spiritually.

LUNCH TIME CONCERTS It’s Duet Week! We are blessed to have Kris Isham and Connie Schuster teaming up to sing at our Concert Series starting at 12:30 pm on Wednesday, May 20. If you are unable to watch us live we will be posting them on the St. Jude YouTube Channel for you to enjoy at a later time. For more information and to see who will be singing in fu-ture weeks please visit our Facebook Page.

Stay safe and healthy!

Have a request for a song? Email rweddig@stjudeoshkosh.org or call!

WEEKLY COLLECTION FOR MAY 9 & 10 Actual $14,148.19 Budget $14,292.00 We thank you for your generosity so far

and we humbly appeal to you to prayerfully consider your future

offertory contributions to our parish.

*************************** Ways of contributing:

Send a check to the Parish Office at

1025 W. 5th Ave - Or you can drop off a check or cash

in the mail slot to the right of the main door.

Set up automated transfer withdrawal

that comes directly from your account to ours—see form in this week’s bulletin.

Sign up for “WeShare” which is online

giving that can be located on the St. Jude Website

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, May 16 4:30 pm (SV)†St. Jude Parish Tuesday, May 19 7:30 am (SH)†Diane Hamill †Mary & Ken Robl Wednesday, May 20 7:30 am (SH)†Catherine Fendt Friday, May 22 7:30 am (SH)†Gert Pable Saturday, May 23 4:30 pm (SV) †St. Jude Parish

(SV)-St. Jude Parish, St Vincent Church (SH)-St. Jude Parish, Sacred Heart Church

Once our national emergency has passed we will look to schedule Mass Intentions that had to be cancelled. Thank you for

your patience and understanding.

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE The Hosts and Wine Memorial Our Hosts & Wine for Masses this week are being given in loving memory of

John Harringer The Sanctuary Candle Memorial The Sanctuary Candle is burning this week in memory of

John Harringer

WEEKLY CALENDAR Tuesday, May 19 5:00 pm Adoration (See Page 5) Wednesday, May 20 12:30 pm Live Concert (Facebook) Thursday, May 21 10:00 am Bible Study (Zoom Link) 8:00 pm Bible Study (Zoom Link) READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday, May 17 Acts 8:5-8, 14-17/Ps 66:1-3, 4-5, 6-7, 16, 20 [1]/1 Pt 3:15-18/Jn 14:15-2 Monday, May 18 Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 15:26—16:4a Tuesday, May 19 Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c]/Jn 16:5-1 Wednesday, May 20 Acts 17:15, 22—18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Jn 16:12-1 Thursday, May 21 Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/Jn 16:16-20 Friday, May 22 Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Jn 16:20-23 Saturday, May 23 Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-9, 10 [8a]/Jn 16:23b-2 Sunday, May 24 Acts 1:12-14/Ps 27:1, 4, 7-8 [13]/1 Pt 4:13-16/Jn 17:1-11

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2295 W. 20th Ave. Oshkosh, WI 54904

Call 920-231-3152 for an appointment

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General Manager

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