July 22, 2018 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Guardian Angels’ Mission Statement
Engaging in God’s Service VALUES: Gather frequently in prayer and worship Steward our resources with justice and serve those in need Provide opportunities for lifelong learning and fellowship Build on our heritage
Guardian Angels Church, Oakdale Page 2
Prayer & Reflection
Readings for the Week of July 22, 2018
Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/ Mk 6:30-34 Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8/Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 85:2-4, 5-6, 7-8 [8a]/Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: 2 Cor 4:7-15/Ps 126:1bc-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6 [5]/Mt 20:20-28 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13/Ps 36:6-7ab, 8-9, 10-11 [10a]/ Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17/Jer 31:10, 11-12abcd, 13 [cf. 10d] /Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: Jer 7:1-11/Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a and 8a, 11 [2]/ Mt 13:24-30 Next Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 [cf. 16]/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15 Email: 1st name initial + last name@ guardian-angels.org Find us on
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Reverend Rodger Bauman, Pastor 789-3188
Denny Farrell, Parish Administrator 789-3169
Faith Formation Office Information Paul Deziel 789-3173 8260 Fourth Street North, Oakdale, MN 55128 Sara Fleetham 789-3179 Phone ...... 651-738-2223 Deborah McMahon 789-3174 Fax ...... 651-738-2453
Little Angels Preschool Website ...... www.guardian-angels.org Nance Lyons 730-7450 Darlene Regan 789-3176 Parish Business Office Hours: Mary Smith 789-3175 Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Liturgy Saturday & Sunday: Closed Michael Strande, Director 789-3162 Roger Stratton 789-3187 Parish Center Summer Hours: Deacon Mick Humbert 336-0758 Monday - Thursday: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Maintenance Friday: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Jason Kustritz 789-3186 Saturday: 7:00 am - 6:30 pm Tom Specht 789-3186 Sunday: 6:30 am - 1:30 pm Rhonda Thomsen 789-3186 If you have a Pastoral emergency after hours, call the Parish Office Office at 651-738-2223, leave a message and your call will be returned. Cindy Sutton 789-3165 Heidi Tousignant 789-3168 Liturgies Margie Kangas 789-3190 Weekend Carla McGough 789-3167 Saturday 5:00 pm (ASL interpreted) Sharon Schwarz 789-3182 Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am
Pastoral/Adult Faith Formation Weekday Sr. Dianne Perry, SSND 789-3178 Monday, Wednesday & Friday 12:00 pm
Justice /Outreach Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 am Suzanne Belongia Bernet 789-3181 Parish Nursery Hope for the Journey Home The nursery is closed for the summer. Michael Fouts 503-3380 Sarah Kimmes 798-3195 Little Angels Preschool
Parish Finance Council 8260 Fourth Street North, Oakdale, MN 55128 Tim Ryan, Chair 730-5985 Phone: 651-730-7450 Marc Cove, Vice-Chair 770-6475 Reconciliation Parish Pastoral Council Tom Rasmussen, Chair 739-5307 Saturday 4:00 - 4:30 pm or by appointment Nancy Remakel, Vice Chair 436-3903 Please call the Parish Office regarding
Trustees these Sacraments: Craig Johnson, Treasurer 731-0248 * RCIA, Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation Mike Hansel, Secretary 770-2544 * Marriage
July 22, 2018 Page 3 Youth Group Next Week’s Music Registration for JOLT (Meets Wednesday nights for Next Week’s Music Schedule Grades 7 and 8) and Confirmation (Meets Sunday 5:00 pm Cantor 7:30 am Cantor afternoons for Grade 9 or older) is available online at 9:00 am Cantor 11:00 am Cantor www.guardian-angels.org
Youth Ministry Training by Lyle Griner - Wednesday, GA Et Cetera 20s and 30s
Aug 22, 5:30 - 8:00 pm. High School youth and adults who Dr. Martin Luther King said, “A Christian is not a want to serve as leaders/volunteers in our youth ministry Christian” so join us to build Christian community and programs are welcome. Contact Paul pdeziel@guardian- support and challenge each other in our life/faith journeys. angels.org Graduated High School Seniors and current College Networking Mass and Dinner Sunday, July 22, Students are welcome to attend a special Mass and 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Meet and mingle with graduated Networking Meal with Et Cetera young adults on Sunday, high school youth to talk about challenges and July 22, 4:00 - 6:00 pm. Sign up with Paul opportunities they will face during their college years. [email protected] Bonfire Worship Sunday, August 5 , 7:00 pm at Kayak the Kinnickinnic River Thursday, August 9, Grove United Methodist Church in Woodbury. Enjoy 9:00 am - 2:00 pm . Open to high school youth grades Praise and Worship Music, hot dogs, s’mores and 9-12. Cost $20 and permission slip required. Contact Paul ecumenical friends. [email protected] Hiking at Afton Park, Saturday, August 11, 10:00 am
Pictorial Directory For more info see FB at Guardian Angels Et Cetera or contact Paul [email protected] Volunteers needed to help with Picture Taking We need volunteers to help check in members for their photography sessions. It is easy (no training required) and Men’s Club News you meet lots of great people! Shifts are 1:50 - 5:30 pm or The Men’s Club is proud to announce the 5:20 pm - 9:00 pm. Help is needed Tuesday – Saturday, schola rship winners for this year. July 31 through August 4 and again Tuesday – Saturday Noah Eberhard and Matthew Amos. August 21-25. Please call Heidi in the main office to volunteer. Thank you! Noah is a graduate of Mahtomedi High School and will be attending the University of North Dakota. He is pursuing a Fall Festival Help Wanted double major in Air Traffic Control and Spanish as well as a minor in French. Noah has been active for many years in The Core Team needs to fill the Leadership roles in the the Church and Community, serving in many capacities at the 7:30 Mass. following areas:
Big Ticket Table at Weekend Masses Matthew is a graduate of Tartan High School and will be attending St. Thomas University. He will be majoring in Friday Night Events Business. Matthew has been very active in the Youth
Woodbury Days Event - August 24-26 Ministries including JOLT, Confirmation, Sunday Night Live and served on the Youth Council as well as Summer Please contact Sharon Schwarz, 651-789-3182 or Stretch Leader. Denny Farrell, 651-789-3169. We are honored to award scholarships to these two very deserving young men.
From the Pastor Sister Marge Eilerman of the Sisters of Saint Francis of VBS Tiffin, Ohio will be speaking at the masses next week. The IT’S VBS WEEK! Please keep WABAC participants and Sisters serve in the missions of Mexico as well as volunteers in your prayers this week as they Time Appalachia. Their work is that of the church, doing pastoral Travel With Team Justice. work, educating children who are impoverished, providing food and clothing for those in need. Their work in Everyone is invited to the Time Traveler Guide Appalachia includes the work of evangelization and faith Post Closing Session, Friday, July 27, 11:30 am development where the Catholic Church is in a minority. There is a picnic after outside in the front of church. Please help make a difference in the lives of those who are Bring your own lunch and blanket. poor with your financial contribution. Thank You. Drinks and dessert provided. Fr. Rodger (Rain location – Peter O’Neill Hall)
July 22, 2018 Page 4 Administrator’s Corner
Stewardship Message: Most are familiar with the scriptural quote from Psalm 23, “The Lord is my shepherd. There is nothing I shall want.” This passage serves as the Responsorial Psalm on this 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time because it supports the other readi ngs with two key ideas: that we must place our trust in the Lord, and that we inherit life from our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. At the time St. Paul was writing his Letter to the Ephesians (our second Reading), Paul was under house arrest in Rome and awaiting trial. He was allegedly accused by the Jews of taking a Gentile into a temple. Therefore, part of Paul’s statement, “For he (Christ) is our peace, he who made both one and broke down the dividing wall of enmity, through his flesh, abolishing the law with its commandments and legal claims,” is saying essentially the Lordship of Jesus is not greater than any difference you may feel you have with others — that Jesus is our Savior and our Shepherd. In the Gospel Reading from Mark, the idea of shepherding lies at the heart. “When he (Jesus) dis embarked and saw the vast crowd, his heart was moved with pity for them, for they were like sheep without a shepherd; and he began to teach them many things.” In other words, He began to feed them with the Word of God. That is what we do during this part of our Mas s; we hear Holy Scripture. These are the Words of the Lord. He is our shepherd. We are His sheep. As always, Jesus teaches us a valuable lesson about stewardship through today’s readings. To the Lord, the needs of others were more important than His own. When we share our time, our talents, and our treasure, we are not only following our Good Shepherd, we are also living His Gospel call to shepherd others by giving of ourselves. The Catholic Steward
Fall Festival Update: There are still lots of the Big Ticket Raffle packets waiting to be picked up. If you do sell all your tickets, please remember to fill out the incentive drawing form at the top of the letter and return it with your ticket stubs and money/checks. The first early bird incentive drawing for $300 will be on Monday, July 30. Your form will stay in the drawing though all three drawings. Please watch the thermometer outside the Giving Center to see how we are doing in reaching our goal. Feature Event: The Silent Auction is in need of “theme baskets” that most of you remember from past auctions. Please watch for the small kiosk in the entryway for more information on how you can help with the silent auction and we will have empty baskets available for you to take home and fill. By creating your own medium to large baskets, you save time for the Silent Auction Team. The Team is also looking for medium to large empty baskets for our volunteers to fill. Reminder, July is the month we are collecting gift cards for the baskets and restaurant raffle. Please deposit your donated gift cards in the large colorful box next to the raffle packets. Thank you!
Pictorial Directory: Please BE INCLUDED in our upcoming photography event! It has been five years since we last produced a pictorial directory for our parishioners. We had 525 families participate at that time. We have had many new parishioners join our parish in the last five years so we think this is a good time to update this great networking tool. Our goal this year is to have at least 550 families participating. We just reached the 100 mark in reserved appointments and there are plenty of spots still available. You can sign up on line at our website www.guardian-angels.org, on our Facebook Page, or we have signup sheets near the Information Center each weekend before and after Mass. You can also cal l the church office 651 -738-2223 and someone will be glad to assist in rese rving your date. Technology has come a long way and now you will be able to download the directory on your tablet or cell phone. Please remember you get a free 8X10 portrait just for participating.
POH Project: In the next couple of weeks a Handy Angels team, led by Doug Ashton and Dean Sherburne , from the Men’s Club will be remodeling the “stage/old altar” area in Peter O’Neill Hall. The steps and the upper platform will be removed along w ith the two areas where the old speakers were. During our large events, the steps have become a tripping and fall hazard. We will move the back wall forward and the goal is to create a large storage area for supplies and equipment for the Fall Festival and Fish Fry events behind the wall. This new storage area will also provide a better storage for funeral and general supplies.
Improvements: A few weeks ago we shared that we were going to pave the area west of the cemetery where we store summer/winter equipment, Christmas tree trailer, Boy Scout Trailer and our black dirt, top soil, overburden from cemetery graves and our compost pile. The area is now complete and we thank Tom Hermanson from the Men’s Club and Jason Kustritz and Tom Specht from our maintenanc e crew for getting everything put back and doing the landscaping around the whole area. Funds from the Cemetery Committee and the Capital Project savings account paid for the project.
Reminder , as we start the new fiscal year, the plate collection on every third weekend helps us replenish the Capital Project Savings account to pay for improvements and repairs to our buildings and grounds.
Keep smiling,
Denny
PS: In today’s second reading, Saint Paul reminds us that Christ is creating a new world order: one that brings about relationshi ps based on love, peace, reconciliation, hope and unity. As a Eucharistic community, we are stewards of Christ’s new creation. How are we promoting peace and reconciliation in our own lives? How are we showing love for our neighbors? What are we doing to encourage unity and understanding among those with whom we gather around the Lord’s Table each week?
Thought of the Week: Let the Church always be a place of mercy and hope, where everyone is welcomed, loved and forgiven. Pope Francis
Financial Corner
July 15, 2018 (3 Weeks) Stewardship Giving
Stewardship Giving Regular Plate Collection (Excludes Outreach Sunday Collections) Envelopes Year to Date Plate Year to Date Budget $ 86,535 Budget $ 2,430 Actual $ 90,995 Actual $ 4,329 Difference $ 4,460 Difference $ 1,899
Mortgage Debt - $ 632,528
Our Parish Family Mass Intentions
Born Into Eternal Life Saturday July 21 5:00 pm All Parishioners Please remember in your prayers Sunday July 22 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 All Parishioners
Donna Jean Dellis Monday July 23 who died July 10, 2018 12:00 nn +Heinrich Stenemann
Nancy Jean Schiller Tuesday July 24 who died July 13, 2018 8:00 am +Frances Rastetter
Wednesday July 25 12:00 nn +Tom Knipe Thursday July 26 8:00 am +Stan Ciolllosz
Friday July 27 12:00 nn +Rick Hadd Little Angels Preschool Saturday July 28 5:00 pm All Parishioners
Little Angels is accepting registrations for 2018-19. We offer 2-, Sunday July 29 3-, and 4-day options for children 33 months to 5 years 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 All Parishioners old. Do you have a child who does not make the kindergarten cutoff for next fall? Our High 5’s class would be a great solution! Our full-day preschool classes offer a great preparation for kindergarten. Our three-year-old classes offer a Week Ahead wonderful first opportunity for your child to interact with other children and adults. We also offer an extended day Sunday July 22 program! Registration can be easily done online. Please call or 7:30 am Mass - WS email Nance for more information. nlyons@guardian- 9:00 am Mass - WS angels.org 651-730-7450. 11:00 am Mass - WS
1:00 pm VBS Set-Up - WS/POH/YC/DR
Monday July 23 9:00 am VBS - WS/POH/YC/DR 12:00 nn Mass - HC
Tuesday July 24 8:00 am Mass - HC 9:00 am VBS - WS/POH/YC/DR 11:15 am Silver Sneakers - M4/5 6:00 pm CCEFS Training - M1
Wednesday July 25 Crafters Corner 9:00 am VBS - WS/POH/YC/DR 10:00 am Crafters - M11/12 Thank you so much to all the parishioners who have donated 12:00 nn Mass - HC beautiful towels the past three weeks. There was a nice variety Thursday July 26 and all will be used. Look for them at the Fall Festival Craft Sale 8:00 am Mass - HC this September. The Crafters also are thankful for an 9:00 am VBS - WS/POH/YC/DR anonymous donor on July 11 who surprised us with a Greek 11:15 am Silver Sneakers - M4/5 food luncheon that was out of this world. Thank you so much for that special treat. We put our work aside and just enjoyed Friday July 27 the food and the conversation. 9:00 am VBS - WS/POH/YC/DR 12:00 nn Mass - HC
Saturday July 28 5:00 pm Mass - WS
Social Justice & Outreach
School Tools Drive Starts Now! Parish Giving Center Collection tables for our annual School Tools drive are up near the Thanks for your generosity with donations to the community Parish Giving Center and ready for your donations. If you have organizations supported through our Parish Giving Center. Please school-age kids in your life, you already know how expensive it remember that if you do not see a bin marked for a particular can be to make sure they have all the supplies they need to start organization, that means we are not currently accepting the school year. Working together, we can make a difference for donations for that organization. We are always accepting non- some area families who could use support. Check out the signs perishable items for local food shelves. Please check your near the table for most-needed items and start your shopping donations to be sure items are not past their expiration date – now! If you prefer to make a financial contribution instead, you food shelves cannot distribute those items. We also must discard can do that by marking your donation for School Tools and any opened items, so please do not donate those. In addition to dropping it in the collection basket at Mass. If you are a food, the food shelves can always use toilet paper and personal parishioner who needs help with supplies for your own family, call care products. If you have any questions about items you would Suzanne at the Parish Office and we can arrange that. Also, if you like to donate, please call the Parish Office. have a minivan or a covered pick-up and can volunteer to help deliver the items to St. Paul, please let Suzanne know. Inch By Inch, Row By Row . . . Have you checked out the Parish Food Shelf Garden lately? There’s always a place for you to join in. No RSVP needed – just show up with a smile, a bit of sunscreen and a willing heart. We work from 8:30 - 10:30 on Tuesday and Saturday and from 2:30 – 4:30 on Thursday. Never been with us before? This is your week! Come when you can and leave when you must.
Another Opportunity to Connect With Christian Cupboard The Hunger Action Team at Guardian Angels will again be serving Refugee Resettlement Update at the Produce Distribution Fair at the Christ ian Cupboard on Summer in Minnesota means community festivals and with those Saturday, July 28. We’ll be sorting and repackaging produce and often come parades. This week, our parish Mentor Team will be helping to distribute it to food shelf guests that morning. Can you accompanying our family on an outing to a parade on White Bear help? Contact Mary at [email protected]. Avenue. Watch this space next week for some stories about the Thought for the Week – Called to Be Stone Catchers fun. In the meantime, please continue to pray for all those in our world who are searching for safe places to land. May we reject If you haven’t heard of a guy named Bryan Stevenson, you ought to look him up. He’s a compelling witness to th e call for all people fear and be people of welcome! of faith to be active opponents of injustice wherever it is found. I Hope for the Journey Home recently heard a fantastic reflection he gave about the need for What are you doing during the week of July 29 - Aug 4? How resistance to oppression. As a basis, he used the Gospel story about sharing a gift of your time with the families staying at where the crowd was intent on stoning the woman caught in HJH ? We are looking for individuals, couples, and even entire adultery. (Why they didn’t also want to stone her partner is a families to serve a few hours during Guardian Angels' next week whole other topic, of course.) Stevenson’s point was that as a of service at the shelter. Did you know that we have room for Christian community we are called to be the stone catchers. families to serve overnight shifts? Grab your sleeping bags and Where we see injustice, we step in. We stand with the ones who serve together! Visit the table at the back of the church after are being targeted. We listen to the ones who are being ignored. Mass or view the online calendar at www.ttsu.me/hjhjuly29 to see We catch those stones being hurled at another. When Stevenson available shifts. We look forward to seeing both new faces and used the word, “We,” he was not only talking about us as some of our regular volunteers! For more information on Hope for individuals, as important as that is. He was also talking about our the Journey Home, contact Mike Fouts (mfouts@guardian- collective witness as a community. This week, I invite you to think angels.org). about ways you believe our GA community is already in a position Fall Festival Tithe Spotlight to act as stone catchers. Then, take another look around your Where does the year go? It’s almost time to join in the world and think about where we are silent. Who is it in our world celebration that is our Fall Festival! In the coming weeks, this that is being hit with stones? Where might we need to be in space will include sharing the good news of your generosity order to catch those stones? In early August, our Justice and through the Fall Festival Tithe. Reminder – 10% of the net Outreach Commission will be meeting to do some prayer, proceeds from the festival are distributed to organizations who reflection and planning together about the work before us all in are living out the principles of Catholic social teaching in loads of the coming year and we would love to hear your thoughts and different ways. This week’s spotlight is on The Father input. You can reach me at the phone and e-mail listed below. Project. Originally founded by the City of Minneapolis, this effort Also, new members to the Commission are always welcome. Want is now a part of Goodwill-Easter Seals of MN. Their mission is to to check it out? Give me a call. provide increased resources and support to fathers who struggle to provide for their children. Parenting skills, employment services and GED tutoring are just a few of the supports they provide. A recent Wilder Foundation study suggests that supports for these fathers resulted in a three-fold return on investment. Remember to join us on September 15-16 for the Festival and be a part of a party with a purpose!
For more information about anything you read here, or any of the justice and outreach ministries at Guardian Angels, contact Suzanne Bernet, Justice and Outreach Coordinator, at 651-789-3181 or [email protected].
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Community News
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