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Saint Luke Church 18000 West Greenfield Avenue • Brookfield, WI 53045 262-782-0032 • www.stlukebrookfield.org February 9, 2020 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Schedule Welcome to St. Luke Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM 10:30 AM We have both Sunday and weekday Masses available for 2020. Please call the office if you would like to have a celebrated for Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 AM your deceased loved ones or for your special intention.

Sacraments Mass Intentions BǂǑǕNJǔǎ Please arrange with the Parish Office. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

RdžDŽǐǏDŽNJǍNJǂǕNJǐǏ Is 58:7-10/1 Cor 2:1-5/Mt 5:13-16 Eucharists for the Lord’s Day Saturdays 4:00-4:30 PM 5:00 PM McGavock Family and by appointment.  8:00 AM Jim Alexander/Parishioners of St. Luke & St. Pius X, Nigeria MǂǓǓNJǂLjdž 10:30 AM  Todd Stettner Arrangements should be made at least 6 months Monday, February 10 St. Scholastica to the wedding date. 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Mk 6:53-56 Saturday wedding No Morning Mass schedule: 1:00 PM

AǏǐNJǏǕNJǏLj ǐLJ Ǖljdž SNJDŽnj Tuesday February 11 Weekday Please call to arrange 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Mk 7:1-13 8:00 AM  John Schendzielos

Devotions Wednesday, February 12 Weekday Mother of Perpetual Help 1 Kgs 10:1-10/Mk 7:14-23 Tuesday…...6:30 PM 8:00 AM  Fr. Harvey Brahm

Thursday, February 13 Weekday Office Hours 1 Kgs 11:4-13/Mk 7:24-30 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. No Morning Mass 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Tues. 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Friday, February 14 Sts. Cyril & Methodius 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19/Mk 7:31-37 After hours for 8:00 AM Margaret Boos emergencies requiring a Priest Saturday, February 15 Weekday (262) 782-0032 ext.102 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34/Mk 8:1-10

Membership SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINAL TIME People new to the area are Sir 15:15-20/1 Cor 2:6-10/Mt 5:17-37 invited to register at St. Eucharists for the Lord’s Day Luke by contacting the 5:00 PM Parishioners of St. Luke & St. Pius X, Nigeria Parish Office or stopping 8:00 AM  Chester Ziemienski at the Welcome Table in 10:30 AM  Carlie Beaudin the Narthex.

We welcome you to journey Guests? Possible New Members? Have you been worshipping with us and with us in faith! thinking about joining us? ‘Sign-up’ as members of St. Luke at the ‘NEW MEMBERS TABLE’ after Mass. WELCOME! JOIN US!

Saint Luke 2 Brookfield, Wisconsin This Week at St. Luke Justice Corner

Salt & Light

Sun., February 9 ...... Faith Formation Classes Today’s Scriptures use the images of salt and light 9:15 - 10:15 AM ...... Classrooms to explore the meaning of discipleship. A world without Sun., February 9 ...... RCIA light is depressing. Food without salt is tasteless. Our 9:15 - 10:15 AM ...... Reading Room actions have the power to bring light to the world and Mon., February 10 ...... Handbell Rehearsal flavor the lives of others. 7:00 PM ...... Room 202 The prophet Isaiah encourage us to perform acts of Tues., February 11 ...... Little Rock Scripture Study charity AND justice. Charitable acts meet immediate needs 9:00 AM ...... Room 204 and tend to benefit individuals. Acts of justice benefit Tues., February 11 ...... Perpetual Help Devotions communities and usually require large groups – strength in 6:30 PM ...... Chapel numbers. It is easy to find opportunities to practice charity. Wed., February 12 ...... Exploring the Sunday Readings The resources below may help you get involved in the work 9:00 AM ...... Narthex Meeting Room of justice. Wed., February 12 ...... Breaking Open the Word NETWORK - a Catholic social justice lobby. Visit 7:00 PM ...... Reading Room www.networklobby.org to learn how you can speak up for Sun., February 16 ...... Holy Mary Society the oppressed (join the advocacy alerts). 9:15 AM ...... Activity Center – www.crs.org Click on ACT Sun., February 16 ...... Faith Formation Classes NOW. 9:15 - 10:15 AM ...... Classrooms USCCB “Communities of Salt & Light” – how to engage in Sun., February 16 ...... Bingo parish social ministry 6:00 PM ...... Carpenter Hall http://www.usccb.org/beliefs-and-teachings/what-we- believe/catholic-social-teaching/communities-of-salt-and- light-reflections-on-the-social-mission-of-the-parish.cfm In the Gospel today, Jesus says, “You are the light of the world”. He is calling us to live our Please remember in prayer Maria Eckelt Christian vocation in words and deeds. Garcia, mother of Cindy Kotlarek, of St. Be a “light” to those living in poverty and in a Luke, who has died, and her family. world of darkness by partnering with the Society of St. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord. Vincent de Paul. R./And let perpetual light shine upon her. May her soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Holy Apostles Cemetery Expansion R./ Amen. The cemetery expansion is now in progress. If you would like information or schedule an appointment, please pick up a brochure or contact Al Jungbluth at [email protected]. Luke’s Literary Ladies Join us on Tuesday. February 18th at 7:00 pm In the Activity Center for a discussion of the book St. Luke Prayer Network How the Light Gets In by Louise Penny. The prayer network is a group of people who pray for the intentions requested. Only the first names are used. Anyone who wishes to join the Holy Mary Sunday phone network is always welcome. Call Janice LADIES—did you know the Milwaukee Theisen 262 521-8095 Archdiocese has a Ministry of Healing?? It ([email protected]) with your intentions or to join us. was news to us! Holy Mary Sunday is February 16th. Please join us at the 8:00 AM Mass with breakfast following in the Activity Center. We welcome Pat Mongre, a member In Case of Inclement Weather of this ministry. Pat will talk about her When weather conditions are bad due to snow, sleet or ice experiences and what the ministry is about. Following the storm, please tune to local TV Channels 4, 6, 12 or 58 for morning program there will be an afternoon to work on any cancellations of Mass or other Parish activities at Saint individual sewing or crafting projects. We hope you will Luke. If the Elmbrook School District is closed there will consider joining us for one or both of these socializing be NO Daily Mass at Saint Luke. opportunities.

5th Sunday in Ordinal Time 3 February 9, 2020

Monthly Food Collection

The St. Luke Human Concerns Monthly Food Collection serves multiple purposes. The food that is collected on the 4th Sunday of the month is sorted by category on tables in the Activity Center.

Our parishioners and neighbors who are served by the St. Luke Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul are invited to shop and select food and household items that they need. Besides food, necessities such as toilet paper, laundry detergent, dish soap or toothpaste are often available. Receiving these items allows families to use their limited resources for rent or utilities.

The Mini Vinnies select items that can be used in their Little Food Pantry located outside of the St. Vincent de Paul Store in Waukesha which is available 24/7 to those in need.

The remaining food is boxed up and delivered to the Waukesha Food Pantry.

Your generosity extends to more people than you can possibly know. A Big Thank You from St. Luke Human Concerns, St. Vincent de Paul, Mini Vinnies and the whole community.

`It is amazing what we can do when we all work together. If you miss a 4th Sunday, don’t fret, bring your donation and we’ll use it next month or a monetary donation can be placed in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box.

The Catholic Stewardship Appeal has been the annual fundraising campaign to support ministry in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee for 80 years. Since that time, the Appeal has raised tens of millions of dollars and helped untold numbers of Catholics and countless others during its long history. The positive impact the Appeal has made on the faithful in Southeastern Wisconsin is immeasurable. The Appeal is the means by which people come together in parish communities across the ten-county Archdiocese to be part of something that is extremely powerful in its ability to not only sustain, but grow ministry and change people’s lives. Contributions to the Appeal are used to support four key areas of ministry:  Serving families  Strengthening parishes  Supporting schools  Forming priests, and parish leaders Many of these ministries and programs have no other viable means of support and their reach extends well beyond what an individual parish or school could provide on its own. The entire Archdiocese is affected in some way by the good works made possible. Every dollar contributed to the Appeal remains in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and is used for the sole purpose of supporting the ministries and programs listed in the 2020 Appeal case for support. All registered parishioners should have received a mailing for the Catholic Stewardship Appeal. Additional pledge cards and envelopes can be found on the usher table in the Narthex. Mary Szajna has graciously agreed to serve as Chairperson for the 2020 Catholic Stewardship Appeal. Please give generously… your gift does make a difference!

Saint Luke Catholic Church 4 Brookfield, Wisconsin Dear People of St. Luke and Guests, Friends-ALL! From the Last Sunday was a full day with the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord Eucharists; Soup-er Bowl of Caring and Kick Off Sunday for the 2020 Catholic Stewardship Appeal. Throw in Christian Formation Classes; Youth Choir rehearsal; Choir Sunday; Donut -Welcome Sunday; an Ash Wednesday Intergenerational planning meeting, RCIA Formation Session, and ‘Have A Heart,’ (did I miss anything?) and yes, it definitely was a time of worshipful celebration; formation, outreach and community building. Believe it or not, there was one thing, besides candles, that we missed. Last Sunday was also World Day of Prayer for People in . I offer a personal reflection: On his CD “The Power of Two” where he teams up with Cheyenne Jackson, Michael Feinstein sings “Old Friends.” This refrain repeats: “Love is rare; life is strange; nothing lasts; people change.” Few of us, if any, would deny “Life is strange” – God is a God of surprises! We also know that true love is rarer than infatuation and that a loving relationship takes work if it is to grow and mature. ‘Nothing lasts’ could upset us if we include in that ‘God’s love for us.’ ‘People changing’ can be positive or negative depending upon openness to growth. In his book “The Dancing Wu Li Masters” Gary Zukov writes: ‘it is not possible to observe reality without changing it.’ If we look at a tree, it changes; if we look at a person, that person is different; if we look into a mirror, transformation happens. St. writes: “when God looks, God loves and love transforms–people change.” Where am I going with all this in regard to the World Day of Prayer for People in Consecrated Life- women and men of Religious Order Communities? Well, things have changed; society has changed; our church has changed; Religious Order Communities have and are changing; you have changed; I have changed. We are not the same people we were yesterday and certainly not the same Church we were 50 years ago. John XXIII in calling the sought to update us basing our Gospel Mission on the Baptismal Call to Holiness. We all have known and continue to know many wonderful committed women and men who are members of religious order communities – like the , Capuchins, School Sisters of St. Francis, Sisters of St. Francis on the Lake, other , Dominicans, School Sisters of Notre Dame, Augustinians, Pallotines, , Camillans, The Society of St. Paul, Sacred Heart Fathers, Schoenstatt, Jesuits – just to mention some religious order communities serving in our Archdiocese. Many are these committed and holy people – living in community and spending their lives in prayer and service and we applaud them. For hundreds of years past and in our time, these servant people have been and are doing great work and in gratitude we must say “Thanks” for all the good done over the centuries through: health care, education, witnessing for justice, working in parish ministry, music and liturgy; BUT THIS IS MY HANG UP– my difficulty…… It is the term “consecrated life” referring to sisters, brothers, priests of religious order communities with which I have trouble. Baptized into Christ – immersed into the mystery of Christ’s living, dying and rising going on in us, we are ALL called to live and are living CONSECRATED LIVES as ‘WE LIVE INTO OUR BAPTISM.’ Holding people up as examples of Gospel living is one thing, but relinquishing our Baptismal vocation to them is something totally different. I believe that people who are married, single, in committed relationships, whatever our life’s work; however we are living out our Baptismal Call –this IS LIVING A CONSECRATED LIFE. Living with and for another person in relationship; parenting; going without for the sake of our children, spouse or aging parent; living as a single person with a heart that aches for the warmth of human, loving touch and reassurance; witnessing; being of service; can teach much about what it means to live under the of poverty, chastity and obedience. Again, I/we applaud those women and men who freely choose to live as Sisters, Brothers, Priests of Religious Order Communities – BUT I also applaud everyone who lives out their Baptism as people consecrated in Christ in the power of the Spirit. One morning at Mass someone voiced an intercession with these words: “For all serving the church as ordained ministers, religious or JUST AS LAY PEOPLE. Upon hearing or “JUST AS LAY PEOPLE” I said to myself: give yourself and others more credit than that.” We may have different roles and ministries BUT we are all consecrated in Christ through Baptism; Spirit Sealed in Confirmation and nourished, united and transformed in Eucharist: gifted, called, sent to serve. Before Vatican Council II in the 1960’s, when I was a young seminarian, a pyramid image of church existed and formed us. were expected to pray, pay and obey. If you really wanted to be actively involved in church one had to become a sister, brother or priest and move up the ‘hierarchical ladder.’ Of course, then, as today, women were only allowed to ascend so far and men only if they remained celibate. Since Vatican Council II a circle better images our understanding of church where we are initiated into the mystery of Christ and welcomed into the Church-’rubbing shoulders together’- ministering as the Christ. We become part of the church through Baptism not by being ordained or professing . Baptized into Christ we are in this together; ALL called to minister. The option for those who wish to commit to live in community with a specific charism (gift) of service is a graced way of life for them and Religious Order Communities certainly have an important place in our church and world, but we, through our Baptism, are called by name and from water, sent to be the eyes, hands, heart of Christ, today. Together, through God’s goodness, all are part of God’s earth family; and we, by means of our Baptism into the Christ, are called and sent to put our lives at the service of others; to be the light of Christ in our world; salt for the earth as we build ‘.” Together as ‘Consecrated People’ we ‘live into our Baptism.’ With you I am Christian; for you I am priest and pastor. Ken Augustine 5th Sunday in Ordinal Time 5 February 9, 2020 Seeds of a New Humanity Earth Day 2020 By Joan Chittister The countdown has begun: January 13th marked 100 days to the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, 2020. Ready to The mystic Julian of Norwich, holding a hazelnut in her get to work? Earth Day Network is pleased to share their hand in the fourteenth century said of it, “In this is all that expert content with us to help inform and inspire action is.” The Earth shakes at the thought of the simple truth of it. around the world. Check the website at earthday.org. 5 WAYS YOU CAN TACKLE PLASTIC POLLUTION In every seed lies the components of all life the world has 1. Reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse known from all time to now. Tossing your plastic package into the recycling bin used to feel like a win, but after China and other Asian countries In every seed is the reckless, electric, confounding power of stopped taking our plastic waste in 2018, these packages have creation made new again. been piling up overseas. The bottom line: Recycling is not as straightforward as many of us once thought. In every seed is the gift of life to those seeking life, wanting Recycling is tough, but to ensure your recyclable waste gets life, denied the kind of life that is full of energy, full of where it needs to go, check out our 7 common recycling hope. But the hope is a tenuous one, a sacred one, one to be mistakes and tips. Of course, refusing plastics in the first place treated with awe for fear of our own failure to protect it. or opting for alternative products is a surefire way to reduce your impacts. Seeds are the one thing that are the only genuine promise 2. Become a citizen scientist for Earth Day with Earth we have of the future. “Even if I knew the world would end Challenge 2020 tomorrow,” wrote, “I would plant an apple If you’re itching to become even more active in the fight tree today.” It is an insight that defies despair, that promises against plastic pollution, look no further than Earth Challenge new life in the midst of the old. It is a beacon that cries out 2020, the largest ever citizen science initiative. Earth for commitment in an age such as ours when the seeds of Challenge 2020 is a mobile app that empowers everyone to be destruction among us—greed, power, and control—are in a citizen scientist. Citizen scientists who use the app can enter mortal struggle with the seeds of life. data and answer a handful of research questions, one of which explores the extent of plastic pollution in their area. In our time, death is king. The forests die for the sake of 3. Participate in The Great Global Cleanup loggers. Great fish die for the sake of caviar. The fields die Another exciting opportunity to spearhead the end of plastic for the sake of fracking. The air dies for the sake of oil. pollution is Earth Day Network’s campaign The Great Global Humanity dies for the sake of money. And people die for Cleanup. This event aims to be “The Largest Environmental want of the food that all these things threaten. Volunteer Event in History” as a celebration of citizen science and the strength of community. There are many existing And now, so accustomed have we become to destruction in cleanup events events already in the works. If there is no the name of progress, we are on the brink of cleanup already organized in your area, you can register a commercializing seed, of politicizing seed, of cleanup of your own. monopolizing seed, of genetically modifying seeds for the 4. Support policy change While there are many lifestyle shifts and actions that each of sake of someone’s control of creation, of making seed the us can take as individuals, ending plastic pollution requires a new military weapon of the twenty-first century. two-pronged approach. This includes innovations in It is all a matter of valuing the money we can make today technology and policy changes. The list of cities, more than we value the life that is meant to come. states, businesses and entire countries that are placing bans on plastics continues to grow, providing a reason for hope. But the problem is that we ourselves are all seeds, too. We California has become a leader in the United States, becoming are either seeds of universal love or seeds of exploitative the first state to ban single-use plastic bags. Canada also racism. We are seeds of eternal hope or we are seeds of recently pledged to ban single use plastics completely by starving despair. We are seeds of a new humanity or we are 2021. You can support these global efforts by signing the harbingers of humanity’s decay. petitions, communicating with your local representatives and supporting coalitions dedicated to stopping plastic It is a choice. A conscious choice that depends on what we pollution. (Joining St. Luke Charity & Justice Commission.) see in seeds and how we treat them and whose we think 5. Take the pledge to End Plastic Pollution they are and what we will do to keep them free and There’s no need to sit idly by while plastic piles up. available. Or not. Knowledge is power, so get educated and spread the word. Take advantage of Earth Day Network’s many resources, such We are the seed of our own life to come and the life of the as the Pledge to End Plastic Pollution and plastic calculator. If planet as well. Indeed, “In the seed is everything that is.” you enjoy a good read, check out the Plastic Pollution Primer and toolkit.

—from Sacred Seed, a book of essays from spiritual leaders around the More than 8.3 billion metric tons of plastic are not just going globe on the sacredness of the natural seed, published by The Golden to disappear — steer progress the way you want to see it. Sufi Center in partnership with the Global Peace Initiative of Women and Dr. Vandana Shiva and the Navdanya community. Between making your weekly grocery lists, volunteering in (Reprinted for educational purposes only.) your community and spreading the word, bringing down plastic pollution is something we can all tackle together.

Saint Luke Catholic Church 6 Brookfield, Wisconsin Courtesy Announcement Directory 262-782-0032

Lakota Spirituality and Ignatian Spirituality Side by Side PǂǔǕǐǓ Ignatian Associates, Milwaukee invite you to an Evening and Conversation Rev. Kenneth J. Augustine Ext. 102 with Fr. Rick Abert, SJ on Tuesday, February 18th at 7:00pm Gesu Parish – Herian Hall (Basement of Gesu Parish Center) 1210 W Michigan St – Milwaukee, WI. DNJǓdžDŽǕǐǓ ǐLJ MǖǔNJDŽ ǂǏDž LNJǕǖǓLjǚ The topic is “Lakota Spirituality and Ignatian Spirituality Side by Side” Mr. Shawn Rochon Ext. 103 [email protected]

DNJǓdžDŽǕǐǓ ǐLJ FǂNJǕlj FǐǓǎǂǕNJǐǏ A hermitage is a place where one may go to find solitude and peace. ǂǏDž PǂǔǕǐǓǂǍ AǔǔǐDŽNJǂǕdž A quiet out-of-the way place to find God who dwells within. Our hermitages, St Ms. Cathy Smith Ext. 106 Gerard and St Joseph, are available for occupancy. To make your reservation [email protected] call: Sister Susan at 262-567-6900.

These hermitages are in a stunning, nature filled area of our Retreat Center ADžǎNJǏNJǔǕǓǂǕNJǗdž AǔǔNJǔǕǂǏǕ Redemptorist Retreat Center Ms. Jane Dunne Ext. 100 1800 N Timber Trail Ln, Oconomowoc, WI [email protected] [email protected]

BǐǐnjnjdždžǑdžǓ Mr. Bob Bernhardt Ext. 101 Ash Wednesday Morning of Reflection Offered [email protected]

The role of forgiveness in our lives will be explored in a Morning of Reflection at St. Jude the Apostle Parish, Wauwatosa, on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 26, from CǖǔǕǐDžNJǂǏ 9:15 a.m. to 11 a.m. Fr. John Burns, a master retreat leader who has worked Mr. Mark Vanchena Ext. 230 extensively with Mother Teresa’s of Charity, will be the speaker. The event is sponsored by the Women of Saint Jude and is open to everyone. PǓǂǚdžǓ NdžǕǘǐǓnj The program begins after 8 a.m. Mass with a continental breakfast in the St. Mrs. Janice Theisen (262) 521-8095

Jude Activity Center, 800 Glenview Ave. Admission is $10 and reservations are required. Send your check to Women of St, Jude, 734 Glenview Ave., SǕ. VNJǏDŽdžǏǕ de PǂǖǍ Wauwatosa, 53213, by Friday, Feb. 21. Emergency Help Ext. 288

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St. Luke Mission Statement

We, the people of St. Luke Catholic Faith Community, open to the Spirit, seek to grow in faith through liturgical participation, lifelong Christian formation, and social ministries of the Church. We accept our responsibility as Christian Stewards in the sharing of our time, talents, and treasure as we journey together ‘living into our Baptism’. We honor our past, celebrate our present, and embrace the future as together we build a household of faith and a world in which all are welcome.

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