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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1, 2021

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2530 South Howell Avenue • Milwaukee, WI 53207 Sacraments of Initiation Infant Baptism Baptism is celebrated regularly throughout the year. Contact the parish office for further information.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Adults wishing to come into full communion with the church, should contact the Director of RCIA for information regarding classes of preparation.

Adult Schedule of Masses Post-High School adults 18 years and older who wish to receive the Sacrament of Weekends: Confirmation are asked to participate in the Inter-parish Collaborative Process beginning Saturday Daily 8:30am each Fall. Contact the Director of Adult Confirmation for information. Saturday Vigil 4:00pm (Suspended UFN)

Sunday 11:00am Sacrament of Marriage All couples wishing to celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage at St. Augustine Weekdays: must be members of the parish for at least one year prior to the date of the Tuesday & Thursday at 8:30am wedding. Contact the Pastor and the Director of Worship a minimum of six Holydays: As scheduled in the bulletin. months in advance of your intended wedding date. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 9:00am to 10:00am

Anointing of the Sick & Communion to the Sick/Shut-In Parish Office Hours .... Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Phone ...... 414-744-0808 Parish Membership Parish Email ...... [email protected] Families and Single Persons 18 years and older are asked to register at the Website ...... www.staugies.org Parish in order to receive services the Church offers to all members of our parish Religious Ed www.southeastcatholic.org family. If you would like to join St. Augustine Parish, please call the parish office Parish Hall ...... 414-481-3242 Anyone wishing to celebrate Baptism, Confirmation and Matrimony must be a registered member of the parish and allow for the completion of appropriate Parish Staff Sacramental preparation. Pastor ...... Rev. Philip Schumaker ...... [email protected] Parish Council Members Administrative Assistant/Editor Kim Mueller Ray Funk, Jennifer Foyer, Alan Henderson, Barbara Karges, Tom Nastachowski, Business Manager ...... Terry Rice Frank Pikalek Facilities Director ...... Joe Laska Music & Liturgy ...... Paul Weisenberger Parish Trustees Director of Elementary Religious Ed, Merlin Klemme & Diane Sowinski Adult Confirmation & RCIA Coordinator ...... Karen Bushman 481-0777x1117 St. Academy Director of Youth Ministry 341 East Norwich Street, Milwaukee, WI 53207 Phone 414-744-1214 ...... Rebecca Scholz 481-0777x1135 Website: www.thomasaquinasacademy.com Deacon Pat Lapointe ...... 414-246-4620 Principal, Andrea Bergmann ([email protected]) ...... [email protected] Parish School Board Member, Kristine Fleis

THIS WEEK’S MASS INTENTIONS WELCOME TO ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH!

Tuesday, August 3 Weekday WELCOME! If you are visiting Augustine from 8:30a † Syed Syed another parish, or if you are new to the area, we are Thursday, August 5 Weekday pleased that you have chosen to worship with us. We 8:30a † Mark Kolancheck welcome you to become a member of our parish family. Saturday, August 7 Weekday Please contact the parish office for more information. 8:30a † Lorraine Harling Sunday, August 8 Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time CATHOLIC QUIZ 11:00a † Mary Klemme Enjoy this quiz. 1. The first Religious Order for Black Catholic women was founded in Baltimore by whom? THIS WEEK AT & AROUND ST. AUGUSTINE (a) Archbishop John Carroll (b) Mary Lange (c) St. Monday, August 2 Katherine Drexel (d) Venerable Henriette Delille 8:00am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 8:30am-NL 7:00-9:00pm Baptismal Preparation-IC School Hall 2. This male Religious Congregation was founded specifically for ministry to African Americans? Tuesday, August 3 8:00am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 8:30am-SA (a) Viatorians (b) Barnabites (c) Josephites (d) Edmundites 3. About how many original words are attributed to Jesus in the four 5:30pm Reconciliation/Daily Mass 6:00pm-SHJ canonical Gospels? Wednesday, August 4 7:00am Daily Mass-IC (a) 10,000 (b) 30,000 (c) 65,000 (d) 82,000 8:00am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 8:30am-SV 4. The largest church in the world dedicated to St. , the Oratory of St. Joseph, is located in what Canadian city? Thursday, August 5 6:30am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 7:00am-IC (a) Montreal (b) Vancouver (c) Ontario (d) Toronto 5. What American see became the newest given the status as an 7:30am 24 Hour Eucharistic Adoration-IC 8:30am Daily Mass-SA Church Archdiocese? It happened in 2004. (a) Atlanta (b) Oklahoma City (c) Galveston-Houston (d) Raleigh 5:30pm Reconciliation/Daily Mass 6:00pm-SP Friday, August 6 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY (STAA) NEWS 7:00am Daily Mass-IC STAA is hosting a community gathering on Tuesday, August 10th 8:00am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 8:30am-SP from 4:00-7:00pm located at 341 E Norwich St. School tours, face Saturday, August 7 painting, arts & crafts, bounce house are just a few fun activities. 8:00am Pray the Rosary/Daily Mass 8:30am-SA 9:10am-10:00am Reconciliation-SA RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION 3:15pm Reconciliation-SV Adults we are unbaptized, baptized Catholic but did not 3:30pm Reconciliation-IC received further sacraments or those baptized in a 4:15pm Combined Vigil Mass (SP/NL/SV)-SV Protestant tradition can be welcomed into the Catholic Church 4:30pm Combined Vigil Mass (SA/SHJ/IC)-IC through the RCIA program. We begin in September with inquiry Sunday, August 8 sessions that help adults choose if they are ready to deepen their 8:30pm Sunday Mass-NL commitment to Christ and the Church. For information call 481-0777 8:45am Sunday Mass-SP or email [email protected]. 9:00am Sunday Mass-IC VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 10:15am Sunday Mass-SHJ Adults are invited to act as teachers or aides in the Wednesday 10:30am Sunday Mass-SV evening classes. We have various grades k5 – 8 available and each 11:00am Sunday Mass-SA teacher is given one student tuition free. Teacher resources and 4:15pm Reconciliation-NL lesson plans are given. Please contact Karen for more information. 5:00pm Sunday Evening Mass-NL WISCONSIN COLLEGE CAMPUS MINISTRY Campus ministry is available at many of our Wisconsin University BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK System campuses. The services are geared to helping young adults

02 Paul Foyer, Mollie Newcomb stay connected to their Catholic faith, meet new friends and 04 Mariane Pereira Rocha participate in service and social activities. To get more information 05 Leonard Guillermo, Matthew Hart, Rose Ann Prausa about your university go to http://www.johnpaul2center.org and 06 Colleen Koszyczarek click on Campus Ministry. 07 Stephanie Gregory FAITH AND FAMILY ONLINE RESOURCES 08 Kathleen Donnell Are you looking for simple ways to bring your faith and family ANNIVERSARIES THIS WEEK together? Try the engaging resources available at www.franciscanmedia.org. Sign up for weekly emails on the 06 Jose & Doreen-Lee Paniagua 61 Yrs upcoming Sunday Scriptures, which include reflection questions. 07 Richard & Marilyn Evenson 56 Yrs There are Saint of the Day and in the Kitchen tabs along with 03 Greygory & Taylor Siech 2 Yrs other great Catholic content. CONVERSATIONS AFTER MASS PARISH STEWARDSHIP

Keep the good feelings from Mass going! Share your family’s answer to the July 18, 2021 following question. Weekly ...... ……$1,111.00 Question: What are your favorite foods to pack for a picnic lunch? Offertory ...... $252.00 CATHOLICS ON VACATION Online Giving ...... $702.00 This week we explore Utah. The resource is Monuments, Marvels, and A Maintenance ...... $35.00 Traveler’s Guide to Catholic America by Marion Amberg. Total $2,100.00

Do you have a devotion to St. ? You do 31 envelopes were used this week. not want to miss the 8-foot metal sculpture of the saint, which is composed of almost ten miles of steel rods. The rods comprise the body and head while the hair and beard SANCTUARY LAMPS are made from chains. The sculpture is located at St. Dolores Geske Catholic in Kearns. (sfxkearns.org) Donald Geske We are all on a faith journey. This is well depicted at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Scott Geske Orem. In the floor of the foyer is a labyrinth. The mural or altarpiece in the Lorraine Harling sanctuary depicts various seekers – a Holy Land Crusader, a young mother with Mary Klemme children and even a businessman on his cell phone – all traveling a mountain path Mark Kolancheck toward an 8 foot Crucifix. (oremstfrancis.org) Mary Beth Lauritzen Arnold & Justine Stout MASS INTENTIONS Mass Agripine Toth Remembering a loved one who has died or celebrating a special Intentions Jerry Werner birthday or anniversary are just a few of the reasons people have for Becky Zacharias offering a Mass. Mass intentions are scheduled on a first come first serve basis and are $10 per intention. Because we are not scheduling Saturday evening Mass, there If you are interested in lighting a 7 day may be multiple intentions for the Sunday Mass. Stop in or call the parish. candle for a loved one, please call the parish office. Candles are lit weekly for Cycles of Faith-Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time just $3.00 and listed in the bulletin.

“You cannot see the forest for the trees” is a widely known saying that can bring wisdom to our understanding of our journey. Often, our sight becomes limited to what is immediately before us. We lose touch with lessons and experiences from the past and READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF promises and hope for the future. As human beings, we have the privilege of being able to AUGUST 1, 2021 choose things. What I like and don’t like, want, and don’t want can be major Sunday: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15/Ps 78:3-4, 23- preoccupations of our minds and hearts. Our preferences and desires begin to define us 24, 25, 54 [24b]/Eph 4:17, 20-24/Jn 6:24 more than the simple fact of our being. Who we are matters more than what we are or -35 what we have. If we don’t move beyond the external and superficial stuff to what really is Monday: Nm 11:4b-15/Ps 81:12-13, 14- of essence, we risk becoming very unsettled, disorientated, angry, and unhappy. We fail to 15, 16-17 [2a]/Mt 14:13-21 see the bigger picture of hope and promise that lies ahead and the Divine Presence that Tuesday: Nm 12:1-13/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, has sustained and carried us before. 6cd-7, 12-13 [cf. 3a]/Mt 14:22-36 or We like it when the “now” time of our lives satisfy us. Even the people who witnessed Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Jesus feed the five thousand got confused and distracted. It felt good when thousands of Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2, 25—14:1, 26- people were able to eat. They wanted to know what they could do to get this to happen 29a, 34-35/Ps 106:6-7ab, 13-14, 21-22, again! But Jesus quickly reminds them that this is not the point of this sign. As much as the now time of our lives is of concern, it is not what is ultimately important. We need to 23 [4a]/ learn the difference between being and doing, drawing more strength from who we are Mt 15:21-28 and who God is rather than what is happening around us and the choices we can make. Thursday: Nm 20:1-13/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8 Jesus is the true bread that came down from heaven. Jesus is the very incarnate presence -9 [8]/Mt 16:13-23 of God who sustains life and assures us that we will not perish. This is not easy to Friday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, understand and feel. We have to practice being in the presence of ourselves, others, 9 [1a and 9a]/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mk 9:2-10 creation, and God. We are brought to a holy place when we encounter the sacredness of Saturday: Dn 6:4-13/Ps 18: 28, 3-4. 47 being. This is real prayer. and 51/Mk 17:14-20 Then, we learn to trust. It is when we cease trusting that we start to become afraid, Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4 uncertain, apprehensive, and doubtful, and overly self-concerned. We even start to -5, 6-7, 8-9 [9a]/Eph 4:30—5:2/Jn 6:41- grumble. God has our back. That is the essential powerful message of the living bread 51 LPi

come down from heaven. God, who is alpha is also omega, the beginning and the end,

Answers: and has everything in between in his care as well. A woman once remarked that her most 5c 4a; 3b; 2c; 1b; powerful God moment happened when she and her husband cuddled with their new baby for a time. Without exchanging words and using only the affection communicated through sight and touch, they rested in being with each other. This brought them to the sacred, where they realized that a greater Being was with them. It was real. They knew that they were part of something bigger, intimate, and profound. When we rest in the Living Source of life, we will find that our souls are no longer hungry or thirsty. ©LPi

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