January 4 & 5, 2020

The Epiphany of the Lord January 4 & 5, 2020

Note: Mass on Thursday, January 9, is at 9am with Holy Family School.

The Compass in the Bulletin is included in- With Sympathy side. The Compass is the We extend our condolences to the family and friends of official newspaper of the Church Cleaner Catholic Diocese of our brothers in the parish family who recently passed away. Dave Stieber Green Bay. Bishop David L. Ricken asks all parishes Christmas to include this in our bulletin once a month. Tree Set Up Chair Set-Up & Take Down Bob Thut John Armbruster Dale Mocco Pat Maas Steve Barrette Don Babler Tom Strenski Jeff Cavins is recognized both nationally and internationally as an Marty Ochs exciting public speaker and bible teacher. He communicates the Paul Trimberger Catholic faith at a level easily understood taking theological truths and expressing them in a practical way. Dave Stieber

Year-End Statements (1774-1821) - Feast Day January 4 Please note that statements will have a new look because the Dio- Elizabeth Ann Seton was a wife, mother, educator, and foundress. Born cese converted to a different soft- into a wealthy Episcopalian family, Elizabeth married William Seton. His ware system. We plan to mail state- untimely death in Italy where the young family sought healing for his tuber- ments the early part of February. culosis, left her, at age 29, a widow with five children. Inspired by the faith They will be available the later part and charity of the Italian family with whom they stayed, Elizabeth em- of January in the parish office for pick up; date to be determined. If braced Catholicism despite her family’s disowning her and ceasing financial you have any questions, please support. Elizabeth Ann Seton opened the first free Catholic school and contact Jeremy Borchardt, Busi- founded the first American religious community for women. Tuberculosis ness Manager at 920.499.1546 ext. also claimed her oldest and youngest daughters and, finally, at age 47, Eliz- 112 or [email protected]. abeth herself. In 1975, she was canonized the first native-born American The accounting department’s saint. Once asked to summarize her spirituality, she replied: “Faith lifts the hours are Monday - Thursday from staggering soul on one side, hope supports it on the other, experience says 8:30am to 3:30pm. it must be, and love says let it be!” ~Excerpts from Peter Scagnelli, J. S. Paluch Co.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Office Hours 920.499.1546 2771 Oakwood Drive Monday-Thursday 8am to 4:30pm [email protected] Friday 8am to noon www.seasgb.org Green Bay, WI 54304

Saturday, January 4 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Confession/Reconciliation 1 Jn 3:7-10; Ps 98:1, 7-9; Jn 1:35-42 Saturdays from 3 to 3:45pm 3:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass for the Living and Deceased Members of the Mass Schedule Stoller Family Mondays No Mass 5:15pm St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Feast Day Reception Tuesdays 8:00am Fridays 8:00am Sunday, January 5 The Epiphany of the Lord Wednesdays 8:00am Saturdays 4:15pm Is 60:1-6; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12 Exception 1/9 Thursdays 7:00am Sundays 8:30 & 10:30am 8:00am Rosary 8:30am Mass  Mary Virent 9:30am RCIA January 14 ------1pm Prayer Shawl Ministry 10:30am Mass  Laura Mroczynski 10:30am Little Church January 14 ------6pm Praying the Rosary 6:30pm Baptism Prep. Meeting January 14 ------7pm Choir Practice Monday, January 6 St. André Bessette 1 Jn 3:22 - 4:6; Ps 2:7bc-8, 10-12a; Mt 4:12-17, 23-25 January 15 ------8:45am Pivotal Players Bible Study 2:00pm Seniors United in Christ January 15 ------5:45pm Elementary Faith Formation Classes Tuesday, January 7 St. Raymond of Penyafort 1 Jn 4:7-10; Ps 72:1-4, 7-8; Mk 6:34-44 January 15 ------6pm NEW Shelter Meal 8:00am Mass  Rausch, Smith, Pfeifer, Wirtz & Polacek Families January 15 ------7pm Middle & High School Faith 1:00pm Prayer Shawl Ministry Formation Classes 5:30pm Worship Committee Meeting January 16 ------5:30pm Pastoral Council Meeting 6:00pm Praying the Rosary 7:00pm Choir Practice January 19 ------9:30am RCIA Wednesday, January 8 1 Jn 4:11-18; Ps 72:1-2, 10, 12-13; Mk 6:45-52 January 19 ------9:30am Confirmation Class 8:00am Mass for the Souls in Purgatory January 19 ------10:30am Little Church 8:45am Pivotal Players Bible Study 6:00pm Catechist Youth Faith Teachers’ Inservice January 21 ------1pm Prayer Shawl Ministry Thursday, January 9 January 21 ------6pm Praying the Rosary 1 Jn 4:19 - 5:4; Ps 72:1-2, 14, 15bc, 17; Lk 4:14-22a 9:00am Mass  Peter Bordini January 21 ------7pm Choir Practice 9:00am Mass with Holy Family School Students January 22 ------5:45pm 1st Eucharist Parent Meeting 6 & 7:00pm Knights of Columbus’ Meetings January 22 ------5:45pm Elementary Faith Formation Friday, January 10 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Lk 5:12-16 Classes 8:00am Mass  Rest in Peace - Roy McMullen, Betty Krachten, Steve Warga, George Polacek, January 22 ------7pm Middle & High School Faith Horst Lindenbeck Formation Classes Saturday, January 11 1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149:1-6a, 9b; Jn 3:22-30 January 25/26 ------Reverse Collection

9:00am 1st Reconciliation Retreat and Lunch January 25 ------4:15pm 50th Wedding Anniversary 3:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Blessing for Ken & Renee Ellis 4:15pm Mass  Jean Martin Bell January 26 ------9:30am RCIA Class 5:15pm Parish Library and Office Open January 26 ------10:30am Little Church Sunday, January 12 The Baptism of the Lord January 28 ------1pm Prayer Shawl Ministry Is 42:1-4, 6-7; Ps 29:1-4, 3, 9-10; Acts 10:34-38; Mt 3:13-17 January 28 ------6pm Praying the Rosary 8:00am Rosary 8:30am Mass  Earl & Jean Winkel and Norman & January 28 ------7pm Choir Practice Catherine Hoffman January 29 ------5:45pm Elementary Faith Formation 9:30am RCIA Classes 9:30-10:30am Parish Library & Office Open 10:30am Mass  Mitchell Lundgaard January 29 ------7pm Middle & High School Faith 10:30am Little Church Formation Classes

Happy New Year, Fellow Pilgrims! I had settled into my seat by the window, grateful the aisle and center seats were open. It wasn’t a full flight, so I had room to spread out and relax.

I closed my eyes, hoping to catch a little sleep. My slightly modified version. Most of our resolutions are bliss, however, was short lived. actually just attempts to cope with or cover up all the The pilot’s voice came over the comm, “So, uhm, old junk rather than truly engage renewal. here’s the situation, folks – we had a little error In reference to my own life, I am guilty of slapping message pop up in the cockpit here.” new paint over rotted boards, and then standing back A little error message?! We’re supposed to fly 560 mph and nodding with self-approval, “There, much better.” at 30,000 feet – how can any error message be little?! It gets me through the day but does very little to get me to a better place. Sure, I might have dropped a few He continued, “We’re not really sure what it means, so, pounds, but am I living and loving as the healthiest, uhmmmm… we’re going to go ahead and give it a happiest version of me? hard shutdown and then reboot just like you would with your own laptop.” Nearly all of us enjoy playing the lottery fantasy game: what would you do if you won the lottery? Another “That’s it?” I thought. “You’re going to just reboot the popular version of the same game is mortality airplane like it’s a video game?!” awareness: what would you do if you had only one Wouldn’t it be great to be able to simply reboot life month to live? If you listen to the answers most of us like that once in a while? Whenever we see an error give, you’ll notice a subtle difference. In response to message pop up in our lives, we could engage a hard winning the lottery, we fantasize about changing things shutdown and reboot. I think I’d like that. I’m certain outside of ourselves such as our jobs or our homes. Michelle would like to reboot me sometimes. Many of us imagine using the windfall to put some- Together, Christmas and New Year’s provide us with thing good in the world and to fund charity work. an opportunity for a spiritual and chronological reboot. Mostly though, we think about changing something Of course, even as we make resolutions and that’s not us. In response to the mortality question, commitments to ourselves, it’s difficult to think of however, we are decisively more self-reflective. We talk these as a hard restart because we haven’t actually gone about worrying less and loving more. We actually think through the hard shutdown part. We carry all the same in terms of a total reboot for the final stretch and anxieties, stresses, prejudices, and other baggage for- living our last month the way we wished we would ward. Rather than reboot and live as the best version – have lived our entire lives. the Christlike version – of ourselves, we settle for a (Continued next page)

(Continued from previous page) Can we pray for you? Contact Kathy Vandersteen at kvandersteen@ seasgb.org or 920.499.1546 if you or someone you What would happen if we used this season for a reboot, know would like prayers. The members of our Pray- if we resolve to live 2020 as though it’s the first, last, er Chain will pray for your sincere intentions. Also contact Kathy for any updates to the Prayer Chain. and only year we will ever live? What baggage, dead (additions, deletions, or email address updates) weight, and negativity would we set down and walk Become A Member or Questions away from? How would we love more fully and We welcome and register new members the second weekend of every month. You may also contact the generously than we do now? How free would we feel? parish office via email at [email protected] or call 920.499.1546. Journey well and pray always. Peace, Sacrament of Baptism Baptism is celebrated within our weekend worship Deacon Steve Meyer service at any of the Masses. Contact the parish office two months before the anticipated date of Baptism.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays from 3-3:45pm

Sacrament of Marriage Contact the parish office at least six months prior to the date of marriage.

Join a Ministry or Committee If you would like more information or would like to join a particular ministry or committee, contact the parish office.

Ministry of the Sick Contact the parish office when you or a family member is seriously ill, shut in, or hospitalized. We’re in the process of wrapping up our parish’s Parish Contacts campaign. Sr. Marla Clercx Please return one of the Pastoral Leader, [email protected]

Our Needs Commitment Cards if you Fr. Bob Karuhn, Priest Celebrant haven’t already done so. Extras are in the We will continue to Deacon Steve Meyer hospitality area. They can be returned to [email protected] promote the healing, teaching, and the parish office or in the offertory at an Mary Herson-Roeser loving presence of upcoming Mass. Our parish will retain Pastoral Minister, [email protected] Jesus Christ by: half of all the funds raised to be used for Jason Annoye • Ensuring accessi- “Our Needs” as described further in the Director of Faith Formation, [email protected]

bility for all parish- leaflet which is also in the hospitality area. Jeremy Borchardt ioners. Business Manager, [email protected] The other half will be used by our Dio- • Creating new Giving programs for cese to enhance Catholic education, young adult parish- broaden social services and living justice Please consider using Faith Direct for your ioners. programs, and provide care for our semi- financial giving to our parish. Enroll online at • Developing new narians. All parishes in the Green Bay www.faithdirect.net using code WI571 (that’s community- Diocese will be participating in this cam- the letter W and the capital letter I) or pick up one building programs. paign. To learn more about the one by One of the brochures in the hospitality area. If you • Building a parish campaign, visit one.catholicfoundationgb.org prefer envelopes, please contact Marlene in the fund. online or contact Sr. Marla Clercx. parish office at 920.499.1546 x 102. Thanks!

Friday: Saturday: In this enlightening talk, Jeff addresses the mystery Take your faith to the next level. Move beyond just of suffering and the common question, “Why would believing and practicing to radically living your faith. God allow us to suffer if he loves us?” The reason The foundation of discipleship is imitation. By imi- people become frustrated in the midst of suffering is tating God, disciples become the instruments God because they don’t know how to suffer. Jeff explains employs to transform our world. Overcome the ob- the meaning of redemptive suffering and provides stacles that keep you from becoming the disciple you practical things to do in the midst of suffering. Learn are called to be. By developing a close relationship how you can offer up your entire life and make it with God, you will transform every area of your life, count by understanding the love of God on those less and you’ll also become an instrument of transfor- than ideal days. Not only will Jeff communicate what mation in the lives of others. Copies of Jeff’s book, it means to “offer up” your suffering, but will show The Activated Disciple: Taking Your Faith to the you how to do it. Next Level will be available for purchase for $15. Friday $10  Saturday $20  Both Days $25

A complimentary social follows on Friday evening. Lunch is Copies of Jeff’s book, included on Saturday. Cash and check payments only. No refunds. The Activated A limited number of tickets are being sold for this event. Seats are Disciple: Taking Your first-come, first-served the day of the event. Complete the Faith to the Next Level will be available registration form on the opposite side of this sheet and return to for purchase at both the parish office at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. presentations for $15. Sponsored by the West Side Parishes of Green Bay: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Annunciation, St. Agnes, St. Joseph, St. Jude, and St. Patrick. Event Registration

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FRANKLY, Couple begins podcast to help connect FRANCIS

Christ into today’s secular culture Dear Brothers and Sisters, The Gospel’s journey throughout BY JEFF KUROWSKI | THE COMPASS the world continues tirelessly in the Book of the Acts of the Apostles, GREEN BAY — On one occasion, and passes through the city of while listening to music in the Ephesus, manifesting its salvifi c car, Jake and Cathy Moore scope. Thanks to Paul, some 12 began analyzing the lyrics of men are baptized in the name of the song that was playing. They Jesus and experience receiving the broke down the message of the warmth of the Holy Spirit which song in terms of their faith. regenerates them (cf. Acts 19:1-7). “We just had a really great Several miracles then take place conversation,” said Cathy. “Jake through the apostle: the sick are said, ‘We should do something healed and the possessed are with this. Someone should be freed (cf. Acts 19:11). This happens recording us.’” because the disciple resembles his The idea for the couple’s pod- Teacher (cf. Lk 6:40) and he makes cast was formed. The mission for SAM LUCERO | THE COMPASS him present, communicating to his “TruthPop,” which launched last Jake and Cathy Moore are creators of the podcast, “Truth- brothers and sisters that same new spring, is “connecting Christ into Pop,” which they began last spring to connect “Christ into life he received from him. Indeed, culture.” Most episodes feature culture.” The Moores are members of St. John the Baptist every evangelizer is conscious of Jake and Cathy analyzing pop Parish in Howard. being, in his person and through his songs, movies and television actions, “a mission on this earth,” shows from a faith perspective. to Christian music,” said Jake. “Throughout the week, we and of being branded by fi re, by this For example, the song “Don’t “There is truth in other music as keep our eyes and ears open to mission of “bringing light, bless- Give Up on Me” by Andy Gram- well. I like the phrase, ‘You have music, TV shows or movies,” ing, enlivening, raising up, healing mar was the topic of the Oct. 3 to be in control of the medium, said Cathy. “We bring ideas up and freeing” (Evangelii Gaudium, episode. Songs by Halsey, Selena you can’t let the medium control to each other. Maybe we can n. 273). Gomez and Dierks Bentley were you.’ You have to ask yourself pull a topic from it. To prepare + Pope Francis, also among the music covered those deep questions; what for the show, we go over certain Dec. 13, 2019 in season one of TruthPop. Both music do I listen to and how is it topics and have a rough draft. Jake and Cathy enjoy Christian affecting my life?” It’s a relaxed plan.” music, but have focused on secu- Movies covered in the fi rst @Pontifex lar selections for the podcast. season of the podcast include Our full story appears in the Follow Him On “You don’t have to just listen “Toy Story 4” and “Yesterday.” Dec. 6 issue. Mother-son tandem teams up to teach religious education class

BY SAM LUCERO | THE COMPASS things, and Zuniga cleverly took this theme luctant to volunteer. “I had trouble coming to heart when he decided to take up his to class (when) I was doing my confi rma- GREEN BAY — Last September, when Julio mother’s invitation. tion, so I fi gured I might not have time for Zuniga Jr., 15, was asked by his mother, Juanita “I fi gured that maybe if I help (teach the it,” he said. “But little by little, I started Fiscal Zuniga, to help her teach the confi rmation confi rmation class), I can help students feeling the call … and thought, ‘Yeah, why class at St. Philip the Apostle Parish, he turned fi nd their faith, fi nd the connection towards not?’ So far it’s been great being able to to his confi rmation saint, Anthony of Padua, for God,” he said. help students.” inspiration. Zuniga, who was a student in last year’s St. Anthony is the patron saint of lost confi rmation class, said he was initially re- Our full story appears in the Nov. 29 issue. THINGS YOU Finding and sharing goodness, beauty and truth Dear brothers and sisters in Christ: a person closer to God, who is goodness, 5 SHOULD KNOW beauty and truth. few weeks ago, I traveled to Baltimore to Yet as I refl ect on these three suggestions for Mary and Belgians attend meetings for the U.S. Conference reaching the nones, I recognize that we can’t A of Catholic Bishops. These meetings, give what we don’t have. So perhaps before BY PATRICIA KASTEN | THE COMPASS which take place every year we focus our efforts on others, we should take in June and November, are some time to rediscover goodness, beauty The Solemnity of Mary, the Mother an opportunity to gather and truth in the world and in the church. The 1 of God, is Jan. 1. Mary is also with my brother bishops to Advent and Christmas seasons provide ample honored as Our Lady of Banneux (Our discuss issues within the opportunities to do so, and I’d like to offer some Lady of the Poor, Health of the Sick) on church in the United States. suggestions for you to consider. Jan. 15. Banneux is in Belgium. While several topics This time of year is often known as the were addressed in our season of giving, and there are countless Also found in Belgium is Beauraing, time together, I found one ways we can embrace this spirit of goodness. 2 where Mary appeared 33 times BISHOP’S particular conversation to We can reach out to serve those in need in from Nov. 29, 1932, to Jan. 3, 1933. CORNER be especially interesting our communities by donating winter clothes, She appeared 8 times in Banneux from and relevant to our efforts adopting a family and buying gifts, or volun- Jan. 15, 1933, to March 2, 1933. Bishop David here in this diocese: building teering at a shelter or a food pantry. Another Ricken a culture of missionary way we can give is by spending time with Our Lady of Beauraing is also Our discipleship. Bishop Robert people. Make it a point in our holiday gather- 3 Lady of the Golden Heart. Barron, who heads the Committee on Evan- ings to really be present to those around us, gelization and Catechesis, shared some of or take time to visit a friend, relative or even The Beauraing apparitions were the research the committee has done on the a stranger who is homebound or in a nurs- 4 approved by the Bishop of Namur, religiously unaffi liated, those often referred ing home. Devoting ourselves to the humble Belgium, in July of 1949. Banneux was to as the “nones.” Today, as many as 25% of service of others is a way to make the love of approved in August of 1949. Americans report that they are not affi liated Christ known in the world. with any particular religion; many are former The beauty of God is abundantly evident this The town of Namur in Door County Catholics. While these numbers are startling, time of year. One way we see this beauty is 5 was settled by Belgian immigrants Bishop Barron’s message focused on how we in the darkness and stillness of nature. Take in the 1850s. can reach out and engage the unaffi liated, a quiet walk and let yourself be captivated which should be one of our priorities as mis- by the beauty of creation. Decorate your sionary disciples. home and appreciate the way our churches Specifi cally, he encouraged us to walk the are transformed to prepare for the coming of Please mail $23 payment to: paths of goodness, beauty and truth. Each of Jesus. Slow down and take note of the beauti- these paths presents opportunities to speak to ful liturgies this time of year with their music, the heart of people and draw them deeper into candles and colors. the richness of the faith. Finding goodness, P.O. Box 8474 beauty and truth in the world naturally leads The entire column appears in our Dec. 8 issue. Carol Stream, IL 60197-8474 For faster service, call: 920-272-8208 or Toll-free 877-500-3580, Ext. 8208 Parish SNAPSHOT Email: [email protected] 5 NOW!

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We’ve implemented another safety and security procedure. The front entrance door is locked during the work week in an effort to ensure the safety and security of our volunteers and staff. All are granted Prayer Shawls will be available next week- Docat: What to do? access remotely to enter the building. To end for anyone who is going through a Illustrates how to work difficult time, has an illness, or who wants towards building a soci- communicate with an office staff member, ety of love. press the button located on the entrance door or needs to feel God’s presence in their lives. If you, or someone you know, could The Biggest Lie in camera. The door will be remotely unlocked the History of Christi- use a prayer shawl, they will be available in for you. See illustration below. Thank you for anity: How Modern your patience and understanding For those the hospitality area next weekend or call Culture is Robbing Bil- the parish office at 920.499.1546 to make lions of People of Hap- who attend weekday Masses, the doors will be piness by Matthew other arrangements. unlocked as they have been in the past; noth- Kelly ing changes with regard to that.

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