SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTS NOVEMBER 1, 2020

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, OCT 31 PB 9:00 AM Reconciliation PB 3:00 - 3:40 PM Reconciliation at Saint Bernard JH 4:00 PM Mass t James Kasdorf (Family)

SUNDAY, NOV 1 Solemnity of All Saints WA 8:00 AM Mass For the People of Christ King Parish WA 10:30 AM Mass t James Rice (Mary Grogan Family)

MONDAY, NOV 2 Commemoration of the Faithful Departed (All Souls) 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM Personal Prayer and Reflection at both Christ King and Saint Bernard BAPTISMS PB 8:15 AM Mass at Saint Bernard t Marcella Guentner Anniv (parishioners of Saint Bernard) We welcome Maxwell Anthony Miller, TUESDAY, NOV 3 (Election Day) Murphy Ann Stein and Evan William 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM Personal Prayer and Reflection at Grocholski both Christ King and Saint Bernard 8:00 - 8:00 PM Adoration at Saint Bernard MARRIAGE BANNS (interrupted for Mass from 5:30-6:00 p.m.) WA 5:30 PM Mass at Saint Bernard t Bernice M Nielsen (Tom Nielsen) November 14: Stacey Kondrakiewicz WA 6:00 PM Reconciliation at Saint Bernard and Daniel Nedset (II) WEDNESDAY, NOV 4 Memorial of Saint Charles Borromeo, bishop REQIUESCAT IN PACE 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM Personal Prayer and Reflection at both Christ King and Saint Bernard Please remember in your prayers the WA 7:00 AM Mass t James Kasdorf (Hall Family) repose of the soul of parishioner Karen Fournier who entered into eternal life THURSDAY, NOV 5 this past week. 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM Personal Prayer and Reflection at both Christ King and Saint Bernard PB 8:00 AM Mass t William Rettko (Family) PRAYER REQUESTS Please pray for our parishioners with FRIDAY, NOV 6 acute health problems and continuing 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM Personal Prayer and Reflection at health concerns: Maureen Ivans, Tony both Christ King and Saint Bernard Berg, Jim Michalek, Matthew Howard, WA 12:00 Noon Mass t Alvin and Mildred Zeise (Ronald Zeise) Rowan Wilcox, Jim Dries, Joan Bielefeld, Anna Bullio, Savanna Heltemes, Virginia SATURDAY, NOV 7 Krysiak, Mary Anne, Laine Meske, Sara PB 9:00 AM Reconciliation Block, Steven Neitzke, Donna Stahoviak, WA 3:00 - 3:40 PM Reconciliation at Saint Bernard Amy Bilski, Diane Brulc, Jerry Inhoff, PB 4:00 PM Mass t Joyce Dougherty (Gundersen Family) Harold Henry, John Volpe, Martha Lenz, Katina Yerton, Pat Borck, Madeleine SUNDAY, NOV 8 Dodgion, Tom Stepp, Vian Sirwardena, JH 8:00 AM Mass t Jeanette Murray (Drezek and Pickart Families) Barb Dropp, Julie Zeman, Lonnie JH 10:30 AM Mass For the People of Christ King Parish Melbinger, Neil Schmidt, Lucille Talbot and Doug Shears. PB Fr. Phillip Bogacki WA Fr. Will Arnold JL Fr. Jeff LaBelle JH Fr. John Hemsing

2604 N SWAN BLVD. WAUWATOSA WI 53226 | CHRISTKINGPARISH.ORG | [email protected] | 414.258.2604 2 THE MONTH OF While the month of November provide for an expiatory we can assist those who have The Art of Remembering and their prayers remain long obviously isn’t a liturgical sacrifice. In doing this he acted passed from this world (those after the person departs. NOVEMBER season, it has many of the in a very excellent and noble who died in a state of grace You may not want to go from By Maggie Pernice characteristics of one. Like way, inasmuch as he had the but still need to be freed from door-to-door, trading prayers • Just TALK to someone who Christmas, Lent and Easter, it resurrection in mind; for if he the burden of sin) by our for bakery, or have a picnic in has died—they’ll hear you! Despite the fact that we have opens with a celebration. At were not expecting the fallen prayers, and they can assist us a cemetery, but you could: Share your joys, your hot, muggy summers and the beginning of the month, on to rise again, it would have by theirs! struggles, the latest winters that can see our the Feast of All Saints, we pray been superfluous and foolish to • Visit the cemetery and adventure or the difficult temperatures plummet to that “we celebrate the festival pray for the dead. But if he did Which bring us to the “HOW?” decorate the graves of decisions you have to make. negative numbers, I often think of your city, the heavenly this with a view to the splendid to pray for the dead. The loved ones with flowers. Pray for him or her, and don’t how fortunate we are to live in Jerusalem. . .where the great reward that awaits those who answer is simple: the same way forget to ask for prayers in this part of the world. We mark array of our brothers and sisters had gone to rest in godliness, it that you pray for the living! • Light a candle for the return! the passing of each year with already give you eternal was a holy and pious thought.” Include them in your morning, deceased, either a definite and distinct seasons praise” and then the next day, ~ 2 Maccabees 12:43-45 evening, and mealtime prayers devotional candle at church • Keep the legacy alive. Share which, coincidentally, on All Souls’ Day, implore that along with your parents, or at home. Like the Hebrew stories that the younger beautifully mirror the liturgical “the hope of resurrection has This passage was written in the children, and all whom we custom of leaving a pebble generation may not have year! dawned, that those saddened second century BC and is the keep in prayer on a daily basis. on a grave, it shows heard! Or (for example) by the certainty of dying might earliest-known statement on Through the years and across someone is thinking of them, whenever I make Grammy’s During the month of be consoled by the promise of the efficacy of prayers and the continents, we have almond macaroons, or November, we remember all of immortality to come.” This sacrifices offered for the dead. developed various customs hide Dad’s glass pickle the Faithful Departed—those theme resounds in the readings Praying for the Dead is connected to the celebration ornament on the souls who have gone before us (especially the Gospels) of the something that we Catholics of All Saints and All Souls’ Day, Christmas tree, I think of into the Heavenly Kingdom, final weeks of Ordinary Time are asked to do and do very to remember those who have them; and how their and how appropriate. In this and carries on through early well! But why and how do we died. strength and steadfastness northern climate, all of Advent. We hear of the end of do it? To answer the “Why?” set a standard that will creation cooperates in days and of future glory, when you need merely to turn to our Years ago, beginning in the always be my benchmark. echoing this refrain: our world the world we know will be belief in the Communion of Middle Ages and continuing– appears to die. Hours of destroyed and all of creation Saints. As one of the prayers of in some places—to this day, • Enter names in the darkness overtake the light. will once again be in the funeral liturgy declares: children would go from house Book of Remembrance: Our crops are harvested, trees right-relationship with God. “Indeed for your faithful, Lord, to house, offering to pray for we invite parishioners and drop their life is changed not ended.” anyone in the household who visitors alike to inscribe leaves, birds You see, while had died. In exchange, they (isn’t that a great word?!) depart for death is a great would receive a “soul the names of family warmer mystery to all of cake”—a flat fruit bun, members and friends who climates. us, we believe in seasoned with sweet spices. have died over the past Nature lies the everlasting (Does anyone else see, in this year in this book, located dormant—but life promised by ancient practice, the origins of on the table near St. with a promise Jesus. Our modern trick-or-treat??) In Joseph’s altar. (If a name of life to existence Latin countries, on November was entered in previous come!! transcends 1 & 2, families go to years, it is still contained in separation from cemeteries to be with the the book and does not As the world our earthly souls of the departed and need to be re-entered.) grows darker body, and build private altars containing The Book of and colder, we Christians who the favorite foods and Remembrance will be on huddle indoors have died are beverages, as well as photos display through the with loved always with and memorabilia, of the Thanksgiving holiday, and ones, us—not in the departed. Sometimes, they all of the names listed in reminisce, and same way: we even share a meal! The intent the book will be become “nostalgic”—a can no longer is to encourage the souls to remembered in prayer at beautiful word that literally Praying for the Dead see them and enjoy their visit so they will hear the each Mass throughout the means “homecoming.” But as company. But we are bound prayers and the comments of month. Christians, we instinctively know “Judas [the ruler of Israel] then together and together form the living directed to them. that the home for which we took up a collection among all the Body of Christ. And just as These celebrations are joyful May the souls of all the yearn is not in our past, but in his soldiers, amounting to two the living assist one another as anecdotes and tender faithful departed, through our future, within the reign of thousand silver drachmas, with prayers and spiritual stories about the departed the mercy of God, rest in God. which he sent to Jerusalem to support, we also believe that are recalled. peace. Amen.

2604 N SWAN BLVD. WAUWATOSA WI 53226 | CHRISTKINGPARISH.ORG | [email protected] | 414.258.2604 | NOVEMBER 1, 2020 3 THE MONTH OF While the month of November provide for an expiatory we can assist those who have The Art of Remembering and their prayers remain long obviously isn’t a liturgical sacrifice. In doing this he acted passed from this world (those after the person departs. NOVEMBER season, it has many of the in a very excellent and noble who died in a state of grace You may not want to go from By Maggie Pernice characteristics of one. Like way, inasmuch as he had the but still need to be freed from door-to-door, trading prayers • Just TALK to someone who Christmas, Lent and Easter, it resurrection in mind; for if he the burden of sin) by our for bakery, or have a picnic in has died—they’ll hear you! Despite the fact that we have opens with a celebration. At were not expecting the fallen prayers, and they can assist us a cemetery, but you could: Share your joys, your hot, muggy summers and the beginning of the month, on to rise again, it would have by theirs! struggles, the latest winters that can see our the Feast of All Saints, we pray been superfluous and foolish to • Visit the cemetery and adventure or the difficult temperatures plummet to that “we celebrate the festival pray for the dead. But if he did Which bring us to the “HOW?” decorate the graves of decisions you have to make. negative numbers, I often think of your city, the heavenly this with a view to the splendid to pray for the dead. The loved ones with flowers. Pray for him or her, and don’t how fortunate we are to live in Jerusalem. . .where the great reward that awaits those who answer is simple: the same way forget to ask for prayers in this part of the world. We mark array of our brothers and sisters had gone to rest in godliness, it that you pray for the living! • Light a candle for the return! the passing of each year with already give you eternal was a holy and pious thought.” Include them in your morning, deceased, either a definite and distinct seasons praise” and then the next day, ~ 2 Maccabees 12:43-45 evening, and mealtime prayers devotional candle at church • Keep the legacy alive. Share which, coincidentally, on All Souls’ Day, implore that along with your parents, or at home. Like the Hebrew stories that the younger beautifully mirror the liturgical “the hope of resurrection has This passage was written in the children, and all whom we custom of leaving a pebble generation may not have year! dawned, that those saddened second century BC and is the keep in prayer on a daily basis. on a grave, it shows heard! Or (for example) by the certainty of dying might earliest-known statement on Through the years and across someone is thinking of them, whenever I make Grammy’s During the month of be consoled by the promise of the efficacy of prayers and the continents, we have almond macaroons, or November, we remember all of immortality to come.” This sacrifices offered for the dead. developed various customs hide Dad’s glass pickle the Faithful Departed—those theme resounds in the readings Praying for the Dead is connected to the celebration ornament on the souls who have gone before us (especially the Gospels) of the something that we Catholics of All Saints and All Souls’ Day, Christmas tree, I think of into the Heavenly Kingdom, final weeks of Ordinary Time are asked to do and do very to remember those who have them; and how their and how appropriate. In this and carries on through early well! But why and how do we died. strength and steadfastness northern climate, all of Advent. We hear of the end of do it? To answer the “Why?” set a standard that will creation cooperates in days and of future glory, when you need merely to turn to our Years ago, beginning in the always be my benchmark. echoing this refrain: our world the world we know will be belief in the Communion of Middle Ages and continuing– appears to die. Hours of destroyed and all of creation Saints. As one of the prayers of in some places—to this day, • Enter names in the darkness overtake the light. will once again be in the funeral liturgy declares: children would go from house Book of Remembrance: Our crops are harvested, trees right-relationship with God. “Indeed for your faithful, Lord, to house, offering to pray for we invite parishioners and drop their life is changed not ended.” anyone in the household who visitors alike to inscribe leaves, birds You see, while had died. In exchange, they (isn’t that a great word?!) depart for death is a great would receive a “soul the names of family warmer mystery to all of cake”—a flat fruit bun, members and friends who climates. us, we believe in seasoned with sweet spices. have died over the past Nature lies the everlasting (Does anyone else see, in this year in this book, located dormant—but life promised by ancient practice, the origins of on the table near St. with a promise Jesus. Our modern trick-or-treat??) In Joseph’s altar. (If a name of life to existence Latin countries, on November was entered in previous come!! transcends 1 & 2, families go to years, it is still contained in separation from cemeteries to be with the the book and does not As the world our earthly souls of the departed and need to be re-entered.) grows darker body, and build private altars containing The Book of and colder, we Christians who the favorite foods and Remembrance will be on huddle indoors have died are beverages, as well as photos display through the with loved always with and memorabilia, of the Thanksgiving holiday, and ones, us—not in the departed. Sometimes, they all of the names listed in reminisce, and same way: we even share a meal! The intent the book will be become “nostalgic”—a can no longer is to encourage the souls to remembered in prayer at beautiful word that literally Praying for the Dead see them and enjoy their visit so they will hear the each Mass throughout the means “homecoming.” But as company. But we are bound prayers and the comments of month. Christians, we instinctively know “Judas [the ruler of Israel] then together and together form the living directed to them. that the home for which we took up a collection among all the Body of Christ. And just as These celebrations are joyful May the souls of all the yearn is not in our past, but in his soldiers, amounting to two the living assist one another as anecdotes and tender faithful departed, through our future, within the reign of thousand silver drachmas, with prayers and spiritual stories about the departed the mercy of God, rest in God. which he sent to Jerusalem to support, we also believe that are recalled. peace. Amen.

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Seek opportunities to build relationships, proclaim the Connect people to the Church and one another as they Good News of Jesus Christ and His kingdom, and invite grow in friendship and habits of discipleship. people into the life of the Church.

Advent Pray for Unity and Peace Advent begins on November 29 and marks While the polls are open, join parishioners the start of our journey toward Christmas. and friends for a full day of prayer before This is a time of renewed peace and joy. Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament on Tuesday, Who do you know who needs hope and November 3, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. an invitation back to God during this (interrupted for Mass at 5:30 p.m.) at Saint Advent season? Bernard Parish. Show up anytime, but a commitment of two people for each hour is helpful. Let’s contribute to our society in a powerful way by praying for unity and peace. Commit to a time slot at: signupgenius.com/go/70A0D4DA9AB22A2F C1-eucharistic4

Veteran’s Day On November 11, connect to your country and pray for Veterans who have served. If you see a past or present military man or woman, thank them for their service.

Equip disciples for a life of mission in the prayer and Send disciples to the mission field to love, serve, and form sacramental life of the Church. others, both inside and outside of parish life.

All Souls Day Thanksgiving Food Drive On November 2, pray for the dead or visit a deceased loved one at the cemetery. The Tosa Community Food Pantry at Saint Praying for the dead is a Spiritual Work of Bernard Parish serves those in need in our Mercy. Share a story with your children of a own area. Beginning November 8, through family member who has passed, then pray November 22, donate non-perishable items that they find peace and joy in heaven. (canned chicken and tuna, low salt vegetables and low sugar fruits, whole Feast of Christ the King grain pasta and cereals and peanut Attend Mass on Sunday, November 22 and butter) in the marked barrels at either celebrate the Feast of Christ, King of the church entrance at Christ King or in the Universe. Recommit to daily prayer, to building basket at the back of church at Saint up our families and our parish communities, Bernard. and to bringing healing to a broken world. Notes of Gratitude Vocations On November 30, the Feast of Saint In the Spirit of Thanksgiving 2020, send a Andrew, pray for vocations to the note of thanksgiving to twenty people in priesthood, and for all faithful to live out your life and spread an attitude of their vocation in Christ. gratitude!

2604 N SWAN BLVD. WAUWATOSA WI 53226 | CHRISTKINGPARISH.ORG | [email protected] | 414.258.2604 | NOVEMBER 1, 2020 5 CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

The person who We learn a lot of information from signs. Some signs tell us the rules of beholds a sign the road, others point us the right direction or where we can find the realizes that nearest emergency exit. Signs communicate a message. Signs usually require a response from us. Our faith in Jesus Christ is a faith made up of whatever level of signs. Unlike road signage, however, these signs are ones that keep us understanding has longing for more and pondering the realities of our faith. The Church is full of signs that give us glimpses into the lived mysteries of having a been a ained, there relationship with Jesus. These are not static signs that tell us something is another level and we need to know intellectually, but these signs cultivate wonder where yet another, and so we are invited to continuously ponder the mysteries. These signs require a deep response from us. But first, we need to learn the language so it continues, and its we can read the signs effectively. richness is never In the first year in the Atrium environment, the young child is introduced exhausted. The to two presentations that invite them to begin to learn the language of person who signs in the Church. One presentation is on the nomenclature of the items the priest uses at Mass. This is presented by using small brass items contemplates the like a chalice and paten on a small altar table adorned with a white sign sees reality prayer cloth and small lit candles. Then we wonder together “what can with a sense of we say to Jesus for the great gift of this feast he invites us to?” wonder that is The other presentation is about the liturgical colors that we see always growing. throughout the seasons of the Church. We learn a simple song as we place four small colored chasubles (a vestment that the priest wears at ~ The Good Shepherd Mass) on stands. and the Child: a Joyful Journey, p. 32 Purple and green, red and white are the colors of the year, Purple and green, red and white remind us of the Light.

Purple is for preparation, White is for celebration, Green is for growing time, Red is for Pentecost.

This month, in our Atrium at Home Family Kits put together by our Tri-Parish Children’s Ministry, families are invited to learn about these elements of the Liturgy through at home activities.

Interested in learning more or want your family to start receiving monthly kits? Contact Samantha El-Azem, Tri-Parish Director of Children’s Ministry at [email protected].

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Thank you for supporting Christ King BSA Troop 117! Questions? Email [email protected]

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2604 N SWAN BLVD. WAUWATOSA WI 53226 | CHRISTKINGPARISH.ORG | [email protected] | 414.258.2604 | NOVEMBER 1, 2020 CHRIST KING PARISH ONGOING MINISTRIES, HOW CAN WE HELP? Christkingparish.org / (414) 258-2604 ______AND FORMATION Sacraments: Christ King and Saint Bernard: Reach out to contacts for activity status. Infant Baptism Pastor Alpha Baptism is an initiation into a new life of Very Rev. Phillip Bogacki, ext. 20 Alpha is for anyone who is seeking discipleship and access to the full spiritual [email protected] community, has opinions about the riches of the Church. The parish rejoices at Christian faith, is unsure of, or would like to the gift of new life and seeks to assist you in Associate Pastor deepen their belief or relationship with Rev. Will Arnold, ext. 32 this mission as parents, starting with the God. Sessions run Spring and . [email protected] sacramental grace of Baptism. Preparation Emily Linn, [email protected] sessions are held regularly among our Permanent Deacon Small Discipleship/Connect Groups tri-parish collaborative relationship. For the Deacon Peter Rebholz, ext. 56 convenience of parents, we encourage Join or facilitate a small discipleship group [email protected] you to begin preparation prior to the (6-8 people) to grow together in your of the child. Baptisms are celebrated on Director of Liturgical Music Catholic faith. Groups meet various days/ particular Sundays of the month either Bill Lieven, ext. 27 times. Emily Linn, [email protected] [email protected] during Mass or after Mass. Contact the Director of Liturgy Men’s Ministry Group parish office for details. Weekly breakfast and discussion group Maggie Pernice, ext. 22 Marriage [email protected] focusing on men’s relationship with God, their spouse, and their children. Thursday The grace proper to the Sacrament of Campus Maintenance Supervisor Mornings, 6AM outside at Saint Bernard Matrimony is intended to perfect the love Mark Martinez, ext. 29 until October 22. Pat Masterson or Casey of a couple and to strengthen their [email protected] Allen, [email protected] indissoluble unity. By this grace, they help Campus Maintenance Technicians one another to attain holiness in their Bill Flaig, Jesus Ramos & Bryan Puglisi, x48 Mom’s Playgroup married life and in welcoming and ______Suspended until further notice. Kathy educating their children. Our parish rejoices Director of Administrative Services Driscoll, [email protected] at the gift of marriage. Contact the parish Laura Brown, ext.12 priests or the parish office as soon as Simply the Word possible prior to planning a wedding, so as [email protected] Bible study and discussion emphasizing to allow the support and preparation Scripture’s transforming personal Director of Finance process the Church provides to future application. Meets weekly, Thursday Ron Braier, ext. 34 married couples. [email protected] morning/evening, Sept. - May. Cindy Administrative Assistant Schmidt, [email protected] Anointing of the Sick Peggy Jelacic, ext. 10 Parish Center Library Anointing of the Sick is a powerful [email protected] Usually open after Masses on Saturday & sacrament of healing for one's body and Pastoral Executive Assistant Sunday. Closed until further notice. soul. It can be requested any time, most conveniently after a Sunday Mass. Contact Shelley Harrington, ext.23 SPRED (Special Religious Development) the celebrant to request this sacrament. [email protected] Faith formation for children with The parish priests may be contacted Communications Coordinator intellectual disabilities ages 6-10. Sunday directly to celebrate this sacrament by Laura Shears, ext. 13 Mornings 10-11:30AM. Sessions Sept.-May. appointment as well. [email protected] Eileen Wingenter, [email protected] ______House/Hospital/Care Facility Calls Tri-Parish Faith Formation Ministries: Monthly Meal Programs Call the parish office or one of the parish See triparishfaithformation.org for full Southside-2nd Wed: Julie Wendelberger, priests directly. [email protected] program details. Looking to Become Catholic? Northside-4th Wed: Mary Anderson, Do you desire more information on entering Director of Children's Ministry (Grd K3-5) [email protected] or Julie Frank, the Catholic Church? We are here to Samantha El-Azem, ext. 33 [email protected] [email protected] answer your questions, listen to your story, and help you grow closer to God. 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