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ST. GABRIEL CATHOLIC CHURCH 309 West Lake Ave, Fulda, MN 56131 1 Pastor Rev. Msgr. R. Paul Heiting ST. GABRIEL CATHOLIC CHURCH 507-458-5702 309 West Lake Ave, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fulda, MN 56131 Church Office October 2019 News Letter 305 S. Lafayette Ave. FROM THE DESK OF MONSIGNOR HEITING Fulda, MN 56131 Phone: 507-425-2369 Email: THE TABLES MIGHT TURN... th [email protected] In Saint Luke’s gospel for the 26 Sunday in Ordinary Time, we have a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ study of “polar opposites.” Jesus tells a Pharisee about a rich man who lived in great comfort while alive, but was tormented in eternal life. TRI-PARISH RCIA PAT & SHELLY MERRICK 507-274-6760 Meanwhile, a poor beggar named Lazarus lived a life of absolute poverty, but in eternal life he was welcomed by the angels. What was Jesus telling Faith Formation: the Pharisee, and, - by extension - telling us? Perhaps the Lord is trying Peg Olsem to tell us not to get too comfortable or complacent in this life. Why? Be- 507-425-2369 ext. #3 cause we never know when the tables might turn in the life to come! [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Administrative Assistant: DO YOU KNOW WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED? Nico Doom Do you know who might be interested in becoming a Catholic? Perhaps a Cell: 507-227-8239 spouse...another family member...or a friend? If you know of someone, please let me know too. We are willing to get the RCIA (Rite of Christian Bookkeeper: Initiation of Adults) program up and running if the interest is there. Typi- Cheryl Thiner cally, the RCIA program begins in the fall, and concludes at the Easter 507-425-2369 Ext #2 Vigil on Holy Saturday night, as new Catholics are welcomed into the [email protected] faith. Maintenance: Willie Sanow PARISH CLUSTER WISHES… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our sympathy and prayers to the family of Saint Gabriel parishioner To Schedule A Baptism or Mary Ahlers. Mary was buried from the parish on September 19, 2019. Wedding please contact May she rest in peace. Congratulations to Devon Ehlers and Haley De- Msgr. Heiting 507-458-5702 Greeff who were united in the Sacrament of Marriage on September 21, CHURCH OFFICE HOURS: 2019 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Currie. Congratulations to Tuesday, Thursday and Austin and Kassandra (Jarmer) Quade on the baptism of their son, Cason Friday 9a.m.-3p.m ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eugene Quade, on September 21, 2019 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Prayer Chain Parish in Currie. Congratulations to Matthew Appel and Jackie Thompson JoAnne McCormick 507-425-2568 on the baptism of their son, Thielen Thomas Appel, on September 22, 2019 at Saint Gabriel Parish in Fulda. Betty Czepa 507-425-2566 2 October 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 M.P.L.N. 10:00 A Adoration Adoration Adoration I.H.M. 5:30 P St. G/ St.M Ceme- St. A 8:30 A I.H.M. 8:30 A St. G 8:30 A tery board MTG 7P 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 St. G 8:30 A E.S. Release 2-2:55P M.P.L.N. 10:00 A St. A 8:30 A I.H.M. 8:30 A St. G 8:30 A I.H.M. 5:30 P St. A 10:30 A 13 14 Columbus Day 15 16 17 18 19 second collection St. G 8:30 A E.S. Release 2-2:55P M.P.L.N. 10:00 A St. A 8:30 A I.H.M. 8:30 A St. G 8:30 A I.H.M. 5:30 P St. A 10:30 A Confirmation retreat @ Lake Corabelle 20 second collection 21 22 23 24 25 26 St. G 8:30 A E.S. Release 2-2:55P M.P.L.N. 10:00 A St. A 8:30 A I.H.M. 8:30 A St. G 8:30 A I.H.M. 5:30 P St. A 10:30 A Trumpet Assembly 27 28 29 30 31 Halloween Nov 1: All Saints day St. G 8:30 A E.S. Release 2-2:55P M.P.L.N. 10:00 A St. A 8:30 A I.H.M. 8:30 A Nov 2: Confirmation @ St. A 10:30 A St. Ann’s Rite of sending for Confirmandi 8:30 A reception to follow. 3 October 2019 Schedule of Mass Times and Mass Intentions for the Tri-parish Cluster of Westbrook, St. Anthony; Fulda, St. Gabriel; and Currie, Immaculate Heart of Mary Day Date Parish Time † Intention Tues 1 Maple Lawn Nursing Home 10:00 a.m. † Bill Kunerth Wed 2 St. Anthony 8:30 a.m. † Raymond Quade Thurs 3 Immaculate Heart of Mary 8:30 a.m. † Duane Schreier Fri 4 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Deceased Members of the Miller Family Sat 5 Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:30 p.m. † Betty Pommier Sun 6 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † John Hanten Sun 6 St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. Parishioners Mon 7 Tues 8 Maple Lawn Nursing Home 10:00 a.m. † Stella Heimendinger Wed 9 St. Anthony 8:30 a.m. † John Donnelly Thurs 10 Immaculate Heart of Mary 8:30 a.m. Int of Catholic Daughters Fri 11 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Isabelle & Cruit Ingalls Sat 12 Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:30 p.m. Parishioners Sun 13 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Ben & Lorraine Wisdorf Sun 13 St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. † Peg (Robert) Olsem Mon 14 Tues 15 Maple Lawn Nursing Home 10:00 a.m. † John & Mary Maciolek Wed 16 St. Anthony 8:30 a.m. † Virginia Regnier Thurs 17 Immaculate Heart of Mary 8:30 a.m. † Stan Clauson Fri 18 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Karen (O’Laughlin) Lang Sat 19 Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:30 p.m. † Bill Pattinson Sun 20 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. Parishioners Sun 20 St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. † Eugne Grunewald Mon 21 Tues 22 Maple Lawn Nursing Home 10:00 a.m. † Charles & Margaret Holinka Wed 23 St. Anthony 8:30 a.m. † Craig Olsem Thurs 24 Immaculate Heart of Mary 8:30 a.m. † Wayne Jensen Fri 25 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Bill & Joan Sauer Sat 26 Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:30 p.m. † Teri Luft Sun 27 St. Gabriel 8:30 a.m. † Melea Maynard Sun 27 St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. Parishioners Mon 28 Tues 29 Maple Lawn Nursing Home 10:00 a.m. † Mary Ahlers Wed 30 St. Anthony 8:30 a.m. † LaVonne Iverson Thurs 31 Immaculate Heart of Mary 8:30 a.m. † Millie Hansen Thank you to everyone who has requested a Mass intention in 2019. I am grateful and honored to help re- member your loved one in such a special way. Please continue to request Mass intentions. ~ Nico Doom 4 Liturgical Duties October 2019 Sun. Oct. 6 8:30 a.m. Sun. Oct. 13 8:30 a.m. Altar Server: Nevaeh Echternach, Jon Olsem Altar Server: Caleb Appel, Emily Madison Reader: Sharon Fuerstenberg Reader: Diane Kirchner Comm: Randy Holinka Comm: Margaret Popp Euch Min: Mike Vortherms, Mark Voss, Euch Min: Ken Salentiny, Tiffany Sanow, Edie Troje Lenore Wendorff Min of Hosp: Doug & Katie Clarke, Min of Hosp: Steve & Donna Clarke, Harlan Boom, Tim Runkle Glen & Sheila Crowley Sacristan: Joanne Bartosh Sacristan: Willie Sanow Sun. Oct. 20 8:30 a.m. Sun. Oct. 27 8:30 a.m. Altar Server: Irish & Kellen Hollahan, Altar Server: Tyler Madison, Brenton Erdmann Reader: Joanne Bartosh Reader: Ken Salentiny Comm: Linda Clauson Comm: Randy Kremer Euch Min: Ted Winter, Brooke Zins, Roger Zins Euch Min: Joanne & Ray Bartosh, Sue (J) Zins Min of Hosp: Jody & Kathy Steiner, Mary & Tom Appel Min of Hosp: Ron & Diane Kirchner, Steve & Lori Thiner Sacristan: Shelby Steiner Sacristan: Edie Troje Just a friendly reminder….. Eucharistic Ministers please remember to approach the Altar after the sign of Peace is completed and before the ‘Lamb of God’ has begun. PLEASE BE AT THE CHURCH 15 MINUTES EARLY IF YOU’RE SCHEDULED FOR A MINISTRY. PLEASE FIND YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT IF YOU CANNOT PARTICIPATE IN THE MINISTRY. St. Gabriel Financial Corner Sacrificial Giving: 9-22-19 Envelope $763.00 Receipts - $8798.08 Loose - $201.00 Disbursements - $13,764.65 The purpose of the Rosary is to help keep in memory certain and his Mother in the liturgical year, and Rosarycenter.org principal events in the history of our salvation. There are twenty the twenty mysteries of the Rosary. Con- mysteries reflected upon in the Rosary, and these are divided sequently, one who recites the twenty mysteries of the Rosary in into the five Joyful Mysteries (said on Monday and Saturday), one day reflects on the whole liturgical cycle that the Church the five Luminous Mysteries (said on Thursday), the five Sorrow- commemorates during the course of each year. That is why ful Mysteries (said on Tuesday and Friday), and the five Glorious some of the Popes have referred to the Rosary as a compendium Mysteries (said on Wednesday and Sunday). As an exception, of the Gospel. One the Joyful Mysteries are said on Sundays during Christmas, while cannot change the the Sorrowful Mysteries are said on the Sundays of Lent. mysteries of the Ro- sary without losing the The question is sometimes asked, why, of all the incidents in our indulgences that the Lord’s life, the Rosary only considers these particular twenty. Church grants for the The mysteries of the Rosary are based on the incidents in the life recitation of the Ro- of Our Lord and His Mother that are celebrated in the Liturgy.
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