February 16, 2020 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Guardian Angels’ Mission Statement Engaging in God’s Service VALUES: Community built through healthy and safe relationships; Faith grown through communal prayer and worship, education service and evangelization; Relevant ministries that meet the needs of our members and the world; Members who live out their faith; Traditions built with creativity to engage the next generation; and Respect and cooperation with other faith traditions
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Prayer & Reflection Prayers Requested
Readings for the Week of February 16, 2020 We pray for all in our community who need our loving support. Amara Strande Jim Dickinson Sunday:Sir 15:1520/Ps 119:12, 45, 1718, 3334 Grace Elizabeth Bellicot Laurie Germanson [1b]/1 Cor 2:610/Mt 5:1737 or 5:2022a, 2728, Anne Rossini Irma Jonza 3334a, 37 Wendy Tentis Eileen Moore Monday:Jas 1:111/Ps 119:67, 68, 71, 72, 75, 76 Sally Bellicot Guy Peterson [77a]/Mk 8:1113 Pat Goebl Teresa Johnson Richard Mullen Pat Joyce Tuesday: Jas 1:1218/Ps 94:1213a, 1415, 1819 Gary Blanchard Catherine Scoles [12a]/Mk 8:1421 Titus Ciolkosz Wednesday: Jas 1:1927/Ps 15:23a, 3bc4ab, 5 [1b]/Mk 8:2226 Please submit names for prayer requests to MaryPat Potts at 6517893178 or Thursday: Jas 2:19/Ps 34:23, 45, 67 [7a]/Mk mpotts@guardianangels.org 8:2733 Friday: Jas 2:1424, 26/Ps 112:12, 34, 56 [cf. 1b]/Mk 8:34N9:1 Find us on www.facebook.com/GuardianAngelsOakdale Saturday: 1 Pt 5:14/Ps 23:13a, 4, 5, 6 [1]/Mt Twitter.com/GuardianAngelsC 16:1319 Email: 1st name initial + last name@ Office Information guardianangels.org 8260 Fourth Street North, All Phone Numbers Area Code 651 Oakdale, MN 55128 Parish Team Phone6517382223 Fax6517382453 Administration Websitewww.guardianangels.org Reverend Rodger Bauman, Pastor 7893188 Denny Farrell, Parish Administrator 7893169 Parish Business Office Hours: Faith Formation Monday Friday: 8:00 am 4:30 pm Paul Deziel 7893173 Saturday & Sunday: Closed Sara Fleetham 7893179 Suspect abuse of Deborah McMahon 7893174 Parish Center Hours: minors or vulnerable Monday Thursday: adults? Little Angels Preschool Call 911. Nance Lyons 7307450 7:00 am 9:00 pm, Friday: 7:00am 6:00pm Doesn't need to be Jennifer Korba 7893176 an emergency. Mary Smith 7893175 Janine Erickson 7893177 Saturday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am 2:00 pm Liturgy Michael Strande 7893162 Roger Stratton 7893187 If you have a Pastoral emergency after hours, call the Parish Office Deacon Mick Humbert 3360758 at 6517382223, leave a message and your call will be returned. Maintenance Jason Kustritz 7893186 Liturgies Tom Specht 7893186 Weekend Saturday 4:30 pm (ASL interpreted) Office Cindy Sutton 7893165 Sunday 8:30, 11:00 am Heidi Tousignant 7893168 Weekday Carla McGough 7893167 Monday, Wednesday & Friday 12:00 pm Sharon Schwarz 7893182 Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 am Star Foster 7893190 Parish Nursery Pastoral Care MaryPat Potts 7893178 The nursery is open Sundays, 8:30 am 12:00 pm for families in Mass or attending programming between Masses. Justice /Outreach The nursery is in room M13. Suzanne Belongia Bernet 7893181 Little Angels Preschool Hope for the Journey Home 8260 Fourth Street North, Oakdale, MN 55128 Trish Brokman 5033380 Phone: 6517307450 Parish Finance Council Marc Cove, Chair 7706475 Reconciliation Greg Larson, ViceChair 7350966 Saturday 3:30 4:00 pm or by appointment Please call the Parish Office regarding Parish Pastoral Council Nancy Remakel, Chair 4363903 these Sacraments: Craig Svendsen, Vice Chair 7395759 * RCIA, Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation * Marriage Trustees * Anointing of the Sick * Communion for the Homebound Craig Johnson, Treasurer 4851701 Mike Hansel, Secretary 7702544
February 16, 2020 Page 3 Adult Faith Next Week’s Music Adult Wisdom Shared Next Week’s Music Schedule 4:30 pm Cantor 8:30 am Treble Choir & Ensemble What excites or energizes your Faith? 11:00 am Seraph Singers We invite YOU to please share your insights via email to MaryPat Potts at mpotts@guardianangels.org, or via the Pastoral Care comment box at the back of church, or on the Poster. We would like to share your comment in the bulletin & on the “On BEING God’s Compassionate Love website, anonymously, or with your initials, or your name M in our own little worlds” whatever you choose, to enrich other adults’ faith lives. Thank you in advance. There are many ways, as your Pastoral Care Minister, MaryPat Potts, I am here for you. If you let me know what’s going on Last Chance to get in on our Saturday, in your life, joys, struggles, illness, hospitalizations, or February 22 RETREAT! challenges, I can work with our Pastoral Team to try to find “As Thyself: Living Fully into the Greatest the best way to walk with you on your journey, so you know Commandment” by Cami Smalley you are never alone. Contact me at 6517893178 or mpotts@guardianangels.org. Professional Wellness Coach, Guardian Angels parishioner 1:00 pm 4:00 pm exploring Eucharist to the Homebound If you or anyone selfcare as spiritual practice to support how we you know cannot get to church and would like to love our neighbors as ourselves. Through have someone bring communion to you, please Movement Meditation, Centering Prayer, and contact MaryPat. SelfRegulation, be inspired and supported in your holistic wellbeing so that you can generously engage in being light Loving God, We know that we are dealt many hands in life in our world. **Participants should complete the VIA that are not pleasant, but we need to play them to the survey of character strengths before attending the retreat: best of our ability. Watch over me and go before me, Lord, https://www.viacharacter.org/survey/account/register to prepare and strengthen me for whatever lies ahead. Register by calling the Parish office, or emailing Cindy Remind me to give you all my worries, fears, and doubts Sutton at csutton@guardianangels.org. Please let us know because I know you love me unconditionally and you do if you need any special accommodations for hearing, sight, not want my heart to be troubled. When you are near, etc. immediately. Lord, there is nothing to fear. (from “Strength for the Moment: Inspiration for Caregivers,” by Lori Hogan p. 136) Forgiveness Book Study Mondays, 7:00 8:30pm, February 24, March 2, March 23 Caregivers’ Support Group Meeting *Facilitated by Nancylee Jonza Thursday, Do you struggle with forgiveness? Perhaps it is February 20, 6:30 pm because you’ve actually tried to force it, to move Are you caring for someone in a longterm too quickly through what should be a process. illness, or disability, or with memory loss? Explore a healthy perspective on forgiveness in Come to bolster your spirit or refresh your this book study group. We will be reading “Don’t Forgive perspective or validate your own experience to too Soon: Extending the Two Hands That Heal,” by Dennis know that you are not alone. Gain insight from others who Lin, Sheila Fabricant Linn and Fr. Matthew Linn, SJ. understand because they are caregiving, too. Please Participants should purchase a copy of the book (it is contact MaryPat Potts if you would like to attend or have available on Amazon) and Read the first three chapters questions. 6517893178 mpotts@guardianangels.org or for the first class. just come to our next meeting. 3Session Series Adult Faith Alive! “Ask the Priest” Sunday, March 1, Red Cross Blood Drive 9:40 am 10:50 am Dining Room Bring your questions any questions about our Catholic Faith American Red Cross Blood Drive at Guardian Angels! or Traditions for Fr. Rodger to answer for you. No Sign Up NOW! Monday, February 24, 12:30 pm judgments. All questions seen as important. 6:30 pm. Please consider giving blood at our upcoming blood drive. Your donation is a lifesaving gift, that only you can give. Every unit of blood provides lifesaving Morning of Reflection for Men and Women Saturday, treatment for up to three patients in need. Our Blood Drive March 14, 8:30 am 11:30 am at Guardian Angels has provided blood and blood products Peter O’Neill Hall. “Staying Centered” to thousands of patients in our area. Thank you for your Matt Birk Catholic. Husband. Father. Harvard Graduate. 15 past donations.Sign up for an appointment, online or year Professional Football Player, NFL Veteran. Super Bowl call Julie Mathews 6512537759. Consider asking a friend Champion. Join us to hear him tell us the powerful to sign up too. If you would like to Volunteer on the day story of his faith journey. Be inspired. We begin with of the blood drive, please call Julie.It is a fun way to see/ Mass (8:30), followed by light breakfast, then Matt Birk at meet your fellow parishioners. It’s also a good way to 10:00. Register by calling the Parish office, or emailing make a difference in people’s lives. Cindy Sutton at csutton@guardianangels.org. CoSponsored by the Men & Women’s Clubs
February 16 , 2020 Page 4 Administrator’s Corner Stewardship Message: Today’s readings challenge us to Thank You: We would like to thank Dan and Kathy reflect on the true state of our hearts as it relates to Wahlman and all the volunteers from the Men’s and stewardship. Do we think of stewardship as something we Women’s Clubs for hosting the 3rd Annual Valentine’s take care of once a year, simply a matter of ticking off Dinner and Dance. This is becoming one of those “must boxes on a commitment card N or do we choose to attend” social events if you want some great food and a embrace it as a spirituality and way of life that allows us to fun evening of socializing and dancing. This is not meant grow in conformity to Christ every day? to be a fundraiser and if there are any net proceeds, they Our first reading, from the book of Sirach, teaches that our will go towards our new lighting for the lower parking lot. good God has given us freedom to make this choice N Last year, the guests and the volunteers enjoyed the “Before man are life and death, good and evil, whichever romantic evening and please mark your calendars with the he chooses shall be given him.”The concept of stewardship tentative date for next year, Saturday, February 13. helps us to live out the fundamental choice to put God first. Stewardship is meant to be embraced as a way of life a life Volunteer Angel Award: Congratulations to Mary and that involves a continuous conversion of heart. Ed Lenth on being named the recipients of the Volunteer In our Gospel passage, from Matthew, Jesus illustrates the Angel Award for the 1st quarter of 2020. They joined the difference between an external observance of the law and parish in the late 1970’s and it didn’t take long for them to a true conversion of heart, saying, “You have heard that it become volunteers. Mary was a catechist, on the Parish was said… you shall not kill… But I say to you, whoever is Pastoral Council and continues to be an active Women’s angry with his brother will be liable to judgment.” Our Lord Club member. Ed served as the chairman of the is asking us not only for exterior acts, but for a true change Landscaping Committee for the church grounds following of heart. In stewardship terms, that means seeing the construction and dedication of our "new" (current) everything as a gift from Him, to be used for His glory and worship space in 1991. Ed and Mary lead our front the good of others.In the week ahead, let us examine the entrance garden team, they are both regular volunteers in state of our hearts to ask ourselves if we have chosen to our Food Shelf Garden and they both are members of our allow stewardship to become a way of life for us. Only then music ministry as choir members and Ed sometimes fills in we will experience its true depth and heartchanging as pianist at weekend Masses. Please check out the possibilities. The choice is ours. The Catholic Steward upcoming February Angel News for more on their volunteer involvement. Catholic Services Appeal Foundation (CSAF): This The Volunteer Angel Award is given out quarterly by the weekend we will be showing a short CSAF video and Fr. Stewardship Commission. They have a working list of Rodger will lead you through filling out pledge cards that nominees that come from parishioners and staff. The are in the pews for those who haven’t already turned one recipients receive a plaque, they are recognized on the in. Thank you in advance for your participation in plaque just outside the office and on our message boards. supporting these 20 ministries in the archdiocese. Pledge They also receive a reserved parking spot close to the front cards will remain in the pews for the next several weeks entrance for a year. Please check out the plaque outside and they can be turned into the office or placed in the the office for the names of past awardees and nominate collection basket on the weekends. CSAF is also introducing someone if they are not already recognized by sending the a new way to give by using your phone/iPad/computer and name and reason why they are being nominated to me. going to www.GiveCSAF.org. Please make sure you list Guardian Angels Oakdale as your parish. Thank you. Keep smiling, Denny Fish Fry Fridays: With a little less than month before our first Lenten Fish Fry we have over 261 volunteer spots PS: In today’s Gospel, part of his Sermon on the Mount, filled. Thank you to those who signed up early. There are Jesus does not speak of replacing the law of the Old 1,250 volunteer opportunities available for the three Fish Testament. He goes beyond it. He obliges his followers to Fry Fridays, so we still have a way to go. .Most volunteers work at being holier than even the strictest of Pharisees. have signed up online using our very friendly signup But the work is not accomplished by following a religious process. Because this has become such a popular event, “law”, it requires growing in love for other human beings. we still need lots of volunteers and you are reminded that Followers of Jesus know they are required to be good you can also sign up at the back of the church. There are stewards of others. In what way will you exercise good two shifts. Most of the volunteers work one of the shifts stewardship over other people this week? and then enjoy the fish dinner either before or after their shift. As an incentive, volunteer dinners are only $7.00. Thought of the Week: Loving others is a spiritual force Please consider taking a couple of posters that are available drawing us to a union with God: indeed, one who does not at the signup tables and place them in businesses to help love others “walks in the darkness” (1 Jn 2:11), “remains in us promote the Fish Fry Fridays. Reminder, the dates death” (1 Jn 3:14) and “does not know God” (1 Jn 4:8). are March 6, March 20 and April 3. If you have any Pope Benedict XVI has said that “closing our eyes to our Fish Fry questions, please contact Sharon Schwarz in the neighbor also blinds us to God,” and that love is, in the office at 6517893182. end, the only light which “can always illuminate a world grown dim and give us the courage needed to keep living and working.” Pope Francis Financial Corner February 9, 2020 (32 Weeks) Stewardship Giving Stewardship Giving Regular Plate Collection (Excludes Outreach Sunday Collections) Envelopes Year to Date Plate Year to Date Budget $ 960,000 Budget $ 25,600 Actual $ 950,276 Actual $ 22,283 Difference ($ 9,724) Difference ($ 3,317)
Youth Group Mass Intentions
Summer Stretch registrations forms are available for youth who will be entering grades 6 through 9 next fall Saturday February 15 and for high school youth who want to help lead. 4:30 pm All Parishioners Summer Stretch meets on Wednesdays June 10,17,24 and Sunday February 16 July 8 to do community service projects in the morning 8:30, 11:00 am All Parishioners and recreation activities in the afternoon. Great way to grow in faith. For more information contact Paul at Monday February 17 12:00 pm +Bruce Sherrill pdeziel@gurdianangels.org Tuesday February 18 CONNECT Sunday, February 23, 12:30 pm in Peter 8:00 am +George Brown O’Neill Hall to discuss Body Image in small groups. Youth in grades 912 are welcome. Wednesday February 19 12:00 pm +Gary Rudiger GA Mardi Gras Party, Tuesday February 25, 5:45 pm. All ages welcome for food, jazz music, games and Thursday February 20 fun. 8:00 am +Joe Rusch PLAYY Meets Saturday, February 29, 5:30 pm to Friday February 21 discuss how youth can be more involved in Liturgy. Pizza 12:00 pm +Christine & Alfred Pedro served and meet in the Youth Center. Saturday February 22 4:30 pm All Parishioners Et Cetera 20s & 30s Young adults belong, believe Sunday February 23 8:30, 11:00 am All Parishioners Tuesday, February 18, 6:00 pm gathering at Panera on Radio Drive. All are welcome to eat, checkin, and learn about GA Responds. Week Ahead Contact Paul for more info: pdeziel@guardianangels.org or see our Facebook group Sunday February 16 https://www.facebook.com/groups/601940936681533/ 8:30 am Mass WS 9:30 am RCIA M1 Faith Formation 11:00 am Mass WS 12:00 pm RCIA M1 Monday February 17 12:00 pm Mass HC Tuesday February 18 8:00 am Mass WS 8:45 am Cursillo Prayer Group HFR 6:00 pm Et Cetera Planning Panera 6:15 pm Boy Scout Meeting POH Supply Drive For People Who Are Homeless Wednesday February 19 10:00 am Crafters TR 10:00 am GA Archives M1 12:00 pm Mass HC Faith Formation Classes are collecting items for the 5:45 pm Treble Choir WS homeless from February 2 M March 1. If you would like to 6:00 pm Finance Council DR 1 donate, please place items in the prep area near the 6:15 pm Faith Formation Classes M112 elevator. Shopping list (new items trial/travel size 6:15 pm 1st Eucharist Parent Only Meeting POH works best for adults and kids): 6:15 pm JOLT YC Hygiene supplies: shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, 7:00 pm Ensemble WS lotions, disposable razors, etc. Thursday February 20 Medications: cough drops, multivitamins, antacids, foot 8:00 am Mass HC care items, etc. 9:00 am Movement Meditation HC 6:30 pm Nourish Care Giver Support Group M1 Necessities: diapers, wipes, socks, winter hats/gloves, 7:00 pm Seraph Singers WS sunscreen, etc. Items collected will be distributed to the homeless through Friday February 21 Minnesota Community Care’s Health Care for the Homeless 12:00 pm Mass HC and through Continuum Care. Saturday February 22 1:00 pm Retreat As Thyself HC/POH 4:30 pm Mass WS
Social Justice & Outreach
Hope for the Journey Home HJH is blessed with many things and among them is a loyal cadre of amazing volunteers. Some of these folks have been with us since the shelter opened more than seven years ago. This ministry would simply not be possible without them. We are in the midst of an effort to recruit new volunteers and we welcome you to consider that. You can serve whenever it fits your schedule and as often as you wish M whether that is once a month, once a week or once a year. Whether you are a volunteer now or are considering it, here is an opportunity for you to gather with others who share your compas- sion for those we serve at HJH: A Conversation to Support HJH Volunteers Join with others to reflect on the rewards and challenges of volunteering at Hope for the Journey Home. Share breakfast treats, experiences and wisdom and renew your energy for the work. th When: Saturday, March 14 Time: 9:00 M 11:00 Where: St. Mary’s of the Lake, White Bear Lake (St. Joseph’s Room) RSVP: Patrick Twomey @ ptwomey@guardian angels.org Creative Minds, Please! Food Shelf Needs You may already know that each year our parish makes a The next time you are out grocery shopping, take a series of small grants to nonprofits both here in our moment to pick up some extra supplies for our local food neighborhoods and across the country. Each spring, our shelf. A few things to consider are peanut butter, canned Justice and Outreach Commission invites parishioners to meats (chicken is one good option!), 100% fruit juices, give us ideas about potential grantees and we value your fruit canned in juice rather than syrup, granola bars, input. In past years, this process has been called the Fall canned soup and crackers. Lowsodium, reduced sugar and Festival Tithe, given that the funds have come from the net other more healthy choices are always welcome. There is proceeds of the Fall Festival. Starting this year, though, always a need for toilet paper, too. You can place that will no longer be the case M the funds are now part of items in the Parish Giving Center located just inside the the annual budget and are not tied to the financial results main entrance. Thank you! of the Festival. Given this, we need a new name! Can you help? What do you think we should call this effort? All Thought for the Week ideas welcome. Send them to Suzanne at I’ve mentioned in this space before the incredible wisdom sbernet@guardianangels.org. of scripture scholar Walter Brueggemann. I came across this bit of brilliance from him this past week: “The Save the Date prophet does not ask if the vision can be Ever had the chance to hear Sr. Helen Prejean speak? implemented, for questions of implementation are If not, you’re missing out. It’s not often that we encounter of no consequence until the vision can be a prophetic voice who has changed the world before our imagined.” This thought resonated with me as I was eyes M and is still working on it. Many say that we would listening to a couple of people at a community meeting not be where we are in the evolution of Church teaching who were trying to convince others to work on a project. on the death penalty were it not for her persistent witness. One person said, “That might sound good, but there is no Plan to come to St. Catherine University in St. Paul on way that is ever going to happen.” Another responded, February 27 for a lively conversation. For a full listing of “Well, you’re right if that’s your attitude.” When it comes to events surrounding Sr. Helen’s visit, go to www.stkate.edu/ changing the way things are in hopes of a future that is events/lifeanddeath. Don’t miss it. brighter we need to be able to “see” the vision we want to Justice and Outreach Commission move toward. A related quote is from Helen Keller: “The Have you wondered about things you read on this bulletin only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no page, such as our monthly plate collections for some vision.” This week, I invite you to call to mind a change amazing outreach efforts, workshops on issues of Catholic you believe this world needs. Then, “see” what the world social teaching or other things you’ve seen around the will look like once your dream is realized. Be specific M how parish when it comes to getting involved in the world would the world change around you and what would that around us? There is a wonderful group of parishioners that change look like? Once you have that image in front of lend wisdom and energy to all that. Interested in joining you, choose just one small thing you can do to move in? Come and see. Email Suzanne Bernet at yourself closer to the goal. sbernet@guardianangels.org if you are interested in hearing more. Brrrrrrr! We are still collecting men’s winter coats for the Ramsey County Correctional Facility. If you can help, please place Hernando from Guatemala coats in the bin marked for that purpose in the Parish
Giving Center. For this collection, we can also take GENTLY used coats M please just make sure that they do not need We invite you to pray for a person caught in our repair (no stains, rips, missing buttons or broken zippers). broken immigration system. Each week, we offer Thanks for your care for these men as they reenter the a name of someone detained, deported or waiting for justice. community.
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 6517893181 or sbernet@guardianangels.org.
February 16, 2020 Page 7 Catholic Service Appeal Women’s Club News Would you like to bake bars for funeral lunches? To be included on the list please email Lisa Roberts from our website: use the left menu and under About Us>Volunteer Contact List, or call the parish office. Thank you! Plan to attend the Men/Women’s Club Morning of Reflection on Saturday March 14. It will start with Mass at 8:30 am followed by a light breakfast and then speaker Each year, the Catholic Services Appeal funds 20 Matt Birk. Known to many for his football career, he is an Designated Ministries including: ardent advocate for Catholic education and families. Be inspired!RaisedCatholic, hear his journey from nonbelief back to Christ. There is no fee, but please register in the Providing over 50,000 people with clothing and back of church after Masses, in the office or on the GA medical supplies, including orphans and the elderly in website. Venezuela. Serving over 100,000 local Catholics through hospital chaplains. Evangelizing thousands, from youth through senior citizens, including those in prison.
Contributions go directly to the Designated Ministries. To learn more, go to www.csafspm.org. Thank you for your prayerful support!
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