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The Ascension of the Lord 2 WELCOME TO ST. CATHERINE OF AND ST. St. Catherine Mass Intentions

Easter Weekday

MON † Carol Vermillion 5/25/20 (Tom and Gloria Hundt)

St. Philip Neri, Priest

TUES † George A. Skosey and his parents, 5/26/20 George and Kathryn Skosey (Linda Skosey) Financial Stewardship THROUGH MAY 17, 2020

Easter Weekday COLLECTIONS LAST WEEK YEAR TO DATE WED Budget $ 10,700.00 $ 621,150.00 Offerings $ 6,101.00 5/27/20 Online $ 1,737.50 Credit Cards $ 20.00

$

Easter Weekday Total Actual $ 7,858.50 $ 651,336.92

THURS Surplus (Shortfall) ($ 2,841.50) $ 30,186.92

5/28/20 MANY THANKS! Thanks to all who have been keeping up with their giving. Easter Weekday Keep those offerings coming: • Mail in your envelope FRI • Make a donation online

5/29/20 • Call to set-up ACH (920-474-7000 ext. 100) • Drop your envelope in our drop box Together we will get through this pandemic crisis! We are here to help! PENTECOST SUNDAY Cindy Birkel Business Administrator SAT † Catherine Reiter 5/30/20 (Diane Reiter) Update your email with us! Contact Cindy Birkel, 920-474-7000, email: [email protected] or turn in the below to the parish office. 8:00 am Mass at St. Joan of Arc SUN Name:______5/31/20 10:00 am † Arnold Schrang (Kurt and Judy Schrang) Email:______

MAY 24, 2020 • THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD 3 St. Joan of Arc Mass Intentions

Easter Weekday

MON 5/25/20

St. Philip Neri, Priest

TUES

5/26/20 Financial Stewardship

THROUGH MAY 17, 2020 Easter Weekday COLLECTIONS LAST WEEK YEAR TO DATE WED Budget $ 16,900.00 $ 810,100.00 † Shirley and Helen Griffin Offerings $ 8,122.00 5/27/20 Online $ 2,360.00 ACH $ 6,522.50 Total Actual $ 17,004.50 $ 805,612.09

Easter Weekday Surplus (Shortfall) $ 104.50 ($ 4,487.91)

THURS Matching Funds: $ 480.00 $ 480.00 † Margaret Strachota 5/28/20 Goal: $30,000 Take Note! Last week you may have received a postcard from us regarding online giving. Although WeShare is our online Easter Weekday vendor and we do encourage online giving, we did not autho- rize that mailing to our parishioners. This past week, you should have received your financial FRI † Colleen and Jim Hebel 5/29/20 statement and a letter from Fr. Mike. This was our intended mailing. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give me a call. PENTECOST SUNDAY Thanks, Leisha Smith, Business Administrator SAT

5/30/20 Update your email with us! Contact Leisha Smith at 262-646-8078, email: [email protected] SUN 8:00 am † Rhonda Pyka or turn in the below to the parish office. 5/31/20 10:00 am Mass at St. Catherine of Alexandria Name:______Email:______

A fact and an act from the Keepers:

Fact: The meat industry emits over 36 billion tons of greenhouse

4 gases annually and isWELCOME showing TO ST. CATHERINE no OF ALEXANDRIA AND ST. JOAN OF ARC signs of slowing down. The Covid-19 pandemic has EASTER FLOWER DONATIONS kept people home for a few weeks thereby reducing fossil ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA fuel emissions across the globe. However, all the clean In loving memory of parents, Earl and Mary ing products and precaution- Raboin and my sister, Betsy - related supplies including Mrs. June Sawant medical PPE’s and disposable products in addition to all the carryout styrofoam containers Readings for the Week of May 24, 2020Act: Makehave a dentmultiplied in the drastically world’s against the ecological Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps carbon47:2-3, footprintefforts to byclean reducing up our planet. your 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23/ Mt 28:16-20 meatRemain consumption. mindful of what you can do to conserve Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, and preserve in this alarmingly challenging time. 6-7ab [33a]/Jn 16:29-33 Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Ps 68:10-11, 20-21 [33a]/Jn 17:1-11a Today as we celebrate the feast Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Ps 68:29-30, 33-35a, of the Ascension of the Lord, 35bc-36ab [33a]/Jn 17:11b-19 we are reminded that Christ’s Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Ps 16:1-2a and saving work on earth continues 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Jn 17:20-26 through his disciples...and now Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, through us. 19-20ab [19a]/Jn 21:15-19 Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Sunday: Day: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1, 24, Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so 29-30, 31, 34 [cf. 30]/1 Cor 12:3b- that together we can bring peace to those who 7, 12-13/Jn 20:19-23 are hungry.

MEMORIAL DAY Last Monday in May

In 1868, a national day was held to remember the dead of the Civil War and to pray for reconciliation. The idea had come from Southern women who visited battlefields in late spring to decorate the graves. Some people still call Memorial Day by its original name, “Decoration Day.” Memorial Day now honors all United States citizens who died in war. Every city and town has its war dead. Often they are remembered with a parade to a cemetery or to a war memorial.

In recent years Congress has proclaimed this as a day when the nation should strive for peace. As we honor those who have died, we look forward to the day when we will be willing to settle our dis- agreements without war. As , we also pray today for all the innocent victims of war. Across the world, millions of people are homeless because their countries are ravaged by fighting. Those people are called refugees. Many of them are orphaned children. Some are hungry. All are suffering. A day of sorrow and mourning is hard to keep. We probably would rather celebrate the beginning of summer. But Memorial Day can bring with it much needed sorrow and forgiveness and peacemaking. MAY 24, 2020 • THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD 5

THE WITNESS OF ST. JOAN OF ARC A century after her canonization, the French ’s life remains a model of Christian courage and public service.

Give me the command of a small army, and I will During two particularly intense years, she undertook a restore order throughout the country in the name of mission to expel English forces and place Charles on God!” the French throne. Her banner was blessed in Blois, also home to a council of Knights; her suit of armor Hearing these words proclaimed by a 16-year-old was forged in Tours, where a memorial stone in the shepherdess who could neither read nor write, Sir cathedral recalls the Knights’ presence in World War I. Robert de Baudricourt was stunned. Anyone else would have sent the audacious girl back to her flocks, The city or Orleans, which had been under siege by but Baudricourt, a knight in command of a military the English for more than six months, was liberated in garrison in the east of France, listened to her appeal. May 1429, just nine days after Joan’s arrival. It was the This was a miracle in itself, and many more would French army’s first significant victory, and a turning follow in the short yet dramatic life of Joan of Arc. point in the war. Joan saw the coronation of King Charles VII at Reims Cathedral two months later. After leading an army in support of the French king, she was condemned to death for heresy by corrupt The following year, a truce with England abruptly judges and burned at the stake May 30, 1431, at age came to an end, and Joan was captured in the northern 19. Twenty-five years later, her reputation was city of Compiegne, which she was helping to defend restored, but it took another five centuries before she against a siege. She was eventually put on trial in was canonized a on May 16, 1920. Rouen, the capital of the Normandy region, and condemned as a heretic. Joan played an integral part in the history of France, and her story is a rare case in which religious On the morning of May 30, Joan received holy experience and political mission are intimately linked. Communion for the last time, in prison, and was led to the stake in the town square. Asking a priest to hold HISTORY AND MEMORY up a cross, she died with her eyes fixed upon the Joan was born in 1412 in the village of Domremy, crucified Christ, crying out the name of . about 275 km (170 miles) east of Paris. (Today the Since Joan of Arc was the subject of two trials, much is town is home to a Knights of Columbus council, known about her life. The first trial, conducted by named, of course, after St. Joan of Arc.) The situation ecclesiastical judges, condemned her. The second— in in Joan’s time was particularly troubled: The the rehabilitation trial—concluded 25 years after her Western Schism, with its competing claims to the death, based on the testimony of people who knew papacy, lasted until 1417, while the Hundred Years’ her. The debates and statements of the trial were War would continue until 1453. recorded, and nearly 600 years later, some of her Factions in France had been battling for power— saintly exclamations are remembered today. against England and against each other—for decades. A number of them appear in the Catechism of the By 1420, the queen of France had signed a treaty : “We must ‘serve God first’” (223); disinheriting her son, the dauphin ( prince) “About Jesus Christ and the Church, I simply know Charles, and transferring the throne to Henry V of they’re just one thing, and we shouldn’t complicate the England. matter” (795); “Asked if she know that she was in Several years later, Joan had her first mystical God’s grace, she replied: ‘If I am not, may it please experience at age 13—she heard the “voice” of St. God to put me in it; if I am, may it please God to keep the Archangel, and later those of St. Catherine me there’” (2005). of Alexandria and St. Margaret of Antioch—and felt called by God to help alleviate the suffering of her by Father Pierre Amar country.

6 WELCOME TO ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA AND ST. JOAN OF ARC

Greetings of Gratitude from Mary Sue Reutebuch:

Director of Christian Formation-Family and Youth Programs

One of the best things about gratidue is the This week let’s remember to be more you choose it, the easier it gets. The aware and thankful for the more you practice gratitude, the more you people who are sharing their notice things to be grateful for. The gifts and bringing Christ to life thankfulness muscles respond to exercise! in our lives!

Thank you Paul Fix for taking time each Friday to film Mass for our parish communities!

Psalm 9:1 I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.

It can be easy to focus on what’s missing in life right now. My daily goal, sometimes I fail but I am getting there , is to notice what I do have and pause to give gratitude. The discipline here is to really immerse myself in gratitude not only by writing down a list of things or people I am grateful for, but by thanking everyone who crosses my path. Each week with a skip in his step Whether I thank the delivery person for the and a smile on his face, Paul Fix box, or family member for folding laundry or helping to clean up after a meal, it becomes takes time out of his work day to the habit. I have found that my joy level tape Mass. increases when gratitude flows. Truthfully, Not only is Paul generous with and perhaps it’s a bit selfish, one of the best ways I experience joy is to bring joy to his time and God given talents, others. So you might want to ask yourself, he is How can I lift other people’s spirits? patient and joyful is his giving! Then, act on it! MAY 24, 2020 • THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD 7

You are invited to St. Joan of Arc Parish School’s

Virtual Fair! Are you running out of reading material for yourself, children, or grandchildren? Would you like to support a local small business?

Books & Company has curated a selection of just for our school and clustered parishes, with

titles for kids, teens, and adults, and a selection of religions books. Get your summer reading here! The process is easy: 1. Click on the link for the SJOA Book Fair at booksco.com. 2. Browse the list of titles selected for us, or any books on the website. May 25- 3. Pay online with a credit card online and enter SJOA in the Coupon space. June 1 4. When you receive the email your books are ready, pick them up curbside at Books & Company—1039 Summit Ave, Oconomowoc—262-567-0106 Contact the school office with any questions! 8 WELCOME TO ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA AND ST. JOAN OF ARC Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord

God Most High God Most High, In him we pray— you gave authority over heaven and earth deepen our love for you, to your Son. fill us with the knowledge and wisdom He now fills all creation with his presence we need to the glory of your name. to live as true disciples, He guides and governs us and strengthen our hope in the age to come. as the head of his body, the Church, Through Christ our Lord. Amen. and he brings our needs before you. Sunday, May 24, 2020 For All Time

Today’s Readings: Acts 1:1–11; Psalm 47:2–3, 6–7, 8–9; uncertain about all that is happening. They worship the Ephesians 1:17–23; Matthew 28:16–20. In both Jewish and Risen Lord, but “they doubted.” Perhaps they struggled to Gentile writings revered people were sometimes shown believe that Jesus really would remain with them. being taken up into heaven. Their ascension was a metaphor When we feel hesitant and doubtful, we are reassured for divine approval. Luke draws on this imagery to show not by those first followers of Jesus, who also struggled yet went only that God approves of Jesus but that Jesus shares God’s forth to share the Gospel. They chose to trust their Lord. power. Having ascended, Jesus is spiritually and sacramen- They embraced the Spirit he sent them and rejoiced in their tally present at all times and in all places. deepening knowledge of God and God’s love for the world. In Acts, the disciples are uncertain what to do once By remaining one with Christ, who has authority over all, Jesus has ascended. Two men dressed in white must explain they became part of God’s new creation and now share in the the significance of the event, just as in Luke’s Gospel two Father’s glory. It is now our turn, as fellow members of men in white explained the significance of the empty tomb. Christ’s Body, the Church, to show others that Christ remains In Matthew’s account of the Gospel, the disciples are also in the world and to invite them to be part of his reign. MAY 24, 2020 • THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD 9

This Week at Home Thursday, May 28 That All May Be One Monday, May 25 Religion, sadly, often divides people instead of uniting them. The Pharisees and Sadducees disagreed on whether there Fill Us was any kind of afterlife. Disagreements about beliefs and Although Jesus’ disciples think they understand him, Jesus practices persist among Christians today. Such division com- insists that their understanding is incomplete: during his pas- pels us to bow our heads and echo Jesus’ prayer for unity. sion, they will abandon him. Only with the gift of the Holy Today’s Readings: Acts 22:30; 23:6–11; Psalm 16:1–2a and Spirit will they find the courage to stay faithful. 5, 7–8, 9–10, 11; John 17:20–26. By contrast, Paul encounters men who have not heard of the Holy Spirit but who are well prepared to receive this gift. We need both the Spirit and the formation of our faith Friday, May 29 community to guide us forward. Pray for the Spirit to fill you In the Hands of Others and your faith community. Today’s Readings: Acts 19:1–8; In Luke’s Gospel account, Jesus tells his disciples that Psalm 68:2–3ab, 4–5acd, 6–7ab; John 16:29–33. they will be handed over to kings and governors (21:12–13). In the passage from Acts, Paul is in the hands of the local Tuesday, May 26 governor who consults on his case with the king. In today’s Gospel passage, Jesus tells Peter that one day Peter will be Imitators arrested and crucified. Centuries later, Christians still come There are similarities between Paul’s journey to Jerusalem into conflict with those in authority. Pray for those who are and Jesus’ preparations for his passion. In John’s account of attacked or imprisoned because of their faith. Today’s the Gospel, Jesus gives a long farewell discourse in which he Readings: Acts 25:13b–21; Psalm 103:1–2, 11–12, 19–20ab; talks with his disciples about all that is going to happen. Paul John 21:15–19. also makes a formal farewell before facing the hardships that await him. As he says goodbye, Paul urges his listeners to imitate Jesus just as he has. Hear more of Paul’s heartfelt Saturday, May 30 words by reading all or part of his letter to the Philippians. The Work Continues Today’s Readings: Acts 20:17–27; Psalm 68:10–11, 20–21; As we near the end of our Easter season, we hear the conclu- John 17:1–11a. sions to the Acts of the Apostles and the Gospel according to John. Paul has arrived at , in fulfillment of Jesus’ Wednesday, May 27 prophecy that his followers would be his witnesses through- out the world. Today Christian missionaries have crossed Set Apart oceans to enter new regions and share the story of salvation. In the Gospel passage, the word world refers to all that opposes John’s Gospel notes that Jesus said and did far more than any God. As Jesus continues his prayer to the Father, he speaks book could contain. The Jesus who has risen, ascended to his about how his followers are set apart from the world. He prays Father, and filled us with his Spirit continues his mission that God will further consecrate or sanctify them to continue through us. May the good work we do in Jesus’ name fill his work of sharing the truth of God’s love. Paul also was set more volumes than could ever be written. Today’s Readings: apart for God’s work, and he reminded others to remain stead- Acts 28:16–20, 30–31; Psalm 11:4, 5 and 7; John 21:20–25. fast in holiness. In what concrete ways can you set yourself apart from the world? Today’s Readings: Acts 20:28–38; Psalm 68:29–30, 33–35a, 35bc–36ab; John 17:11b–19.

© 2020 Liturgy Training Publications. 800-933-1800. Written by Edrianne Ezell. Illustrated by Boris Stoilov. Scripture quotations are from the New American Bible, revised edition © 2010, CCD. Permission to publish granted by the Archdiocese of Chicago, on July 12, 2019. 10 WELCOME TO ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA AND ST. JOAN OF ARC Parish Contact Information Pastoral Ministers PASTOR DEACON REV. MICHAEL D. STRACHOTA DEACON LARRY NORMANN [email protected] [email protected]

PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/SENIORS PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/RCIA BILL FREDERICK ELLEN HEITMAN (St. Catherine of Alexandria) (St. Joan of Arc) [email protected] [email protected]

Catholic Formation CHRISTIAN FORMATION K4-11TH GRADE……………………………...………….(262)646-5979 ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC SCHOOL DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN FORMATION 3K-8TH GRADE…………..……………….…………..(262)646-5821 Mary Sue Reutebuch……………[email protected] PRINCIPAL YOUTH MINISTER Holly Cerveny……..……………...... [email protected] Janis Parker…………………...... [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Joanna Vanderhoef…...... [email protected] Mariah Navis…………………..…………[email protected]

Parish Staff St. Catherine of Alexandria St. Joan of Arc Director of Liturgy and Music Director of Music and Business Administrator Stephen Johnson………………………...... [email protected] Leisha Smith…………………………………[email protected] Business Administrator Business Office Assistant Cindy Birkel………………………………………[email protected] Sandra Smith………………………………[email protected] Administrative Assistant/Bulletin Editor Mary Jackson…………………………………[email protected] Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Paulette Hamel………………..…………[email protected] Dawn Goecks………………………………..…[email protected] Susan Javes……………………………………[email protected] Environmental Services/Cemetery Sexton RCIA Assistant Brian Broker……………………………………[email protected] Mary McCurdy………………………[email protected] Parish Nurse Linda Skosey………………………….…………[email protected]

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