Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 12 & 13, 2020 · Please prayerfully consider how you can become involved in EPH. There are several ways that you can help support EPH

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 12 & 13, 2020

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish • 2771 Oakwood Drive • Green Bay, WI 54304

920.499.1546 • www.seasgb.org • [email protected] •

►Weekly Classes Begin September 28 or 30►Orientation is September 21 or 23 (for parents only)

1 child $85 each additional child $75 sacrament preparation $60 —————Registration Options—————

Paper Registration Form Forms are available in the hospitality area or call the parish office at 920.499.1546.

———————————————————- Online Using the Links from Our Website at www.seasgb.org.

Go to the Youth & Faith Formation page. ———————————————————-

If your child is going into 2nd grade, complete a separate registration form for sacrament preparation.

———————————————————- If your child is going into 11th grade,

complete a separate registration form for sacrament preparation. ——————————————————————————————-

Additional details are posted on our website at www.seasgb.org on the Youth & Faith Formation page. No child will be denied participation in Faith Formation classes based on ability to pay. Scholarships are available if needed. Contact Jason Annoye, director of faith formation, if you’d like more information about this or about upcoming classes or sacrament preparation at [email protected] or 920.499.1546 ext. 104.

We plan to offer both in-person and online weekly classes. In-person class safety measures will be taken.

▪ Classes will be held over two nightsallowing for more open space.

▪ Each child will have their own personalset of art materials (no sharing ofmaterials).

▪ Facemasks are required (per indoor statemandate).

The above safety measures are per the Diocese of Green Bay, Parish Guidelines, and/or government requirements. Programming formats and safety measures are subject to change per evolving conditions and situations.

Roger is our new Facility Coordinator. He’s from De Pere and currently lives in Allouez. Roger is in his 50s, is happily married to Christine, and they have one wonderful son, Ryan. Past work experience includes being in logistics for Georgia Pacific (Fort Howard) for 23 years, and RGL (Leichts) as logistical manager for 3 years. He decided to make a change and get into a career that would give him more personal fulfill-ment. He’s excited to have the opportunity to work at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and has always enjoyed the maintenance field and landscaping. So far, he says it’s

been a rewarding experience. He most recently worked at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help as a caretaker for 2 years. His hobbies include motorcycles, music, spending time with family, and being outdoors.

Reminder: To those of you who RSVP’d, our

is Wednesday, September 16, from 6 to 7:30pm.

(Rain date: 9/17.)

Sunday, September 13 Sir 27:30-28:7; Ps 103:1-4, 9-12; Rom 14:7-9; Mt 18:21-35

9:30am Mass Jack Anthony Baccia Mass Sandra Irvine

Livestreamed Mass Online on St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s YouTube Channel

Monday, Sept 14 The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17

Tuesday, September 15 Our Lady of Sorrows 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1b-5; Jn 19:25-27

8:00am Mass Mary Ladick 6:00pm Dignity of Life Committee Meeting 6:00pm Praying the Rosary (outside weather permit-ting BYO lawn chair or in church in the worship area)

Wednesday, September 16 Ss. Cornelius & Cyprian 1 Cor 12:31-13:13; Ps 33:2-5, 12, 22; Lk 7:31-35

8:00am Mass Vivian Larson 6:00pm NEW Shelter Meal 6:00pm Journey to Jerusalem & Back Celebration

Thursday, September 17 St. Robert Bellarmine 1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Lk 7:36-50

8:00am Mass Arnie Oliver 10:00am Staff Meeting

Friday, September 18 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lk 8:1-3

8:00am Mass Ray Wouters

Saturday, September 19 St. Januarius Blessed Virgin Mary

1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-14; Lk 8:4-15 4:15pm Mass Dave Benkowski

Sunday, September 20 Is 55:6-9; Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18; Phil 1:20c-24, 27a; Mt 20:1-16a

9:30am Mass Pearl & Basil Barrette Mass Vivian Larson Mass Bob Scherer

Livestreamed Mass Online on St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s YouTube Channel

Saturday, September 12 The Most Holy Name of Mary

Blessed Virgin Mary 1 Cor 10:14-22; Ps 116:12-13, 17-18; Lk 6:43-49

4:15pm Mass The Living & Deceased Members of the Dillenburg Family

Mass Aggie Georgia

Faith Formation Committee Ken Ellis

Lori Kowalczyk Margaret Georgia

Mike Schlumpf

Thank you for your ministry in serving our parish family!

(We plan to continue to livestream Sunday’s Mass on our YouTube Channel.)

We extend our sympathy to parishioner

Millie Markowski

on the recent death of her sister, Mary Depies.

We extend our sympathy to parishioner Barb Meyer

on the recent death of her friend, Eugene VanEnkevort.

Praying the Rosary Tuesdays at 6pm

We pray outside as long as weather permits so bring a lawn chair. Masks required. If weather doesn’t permit, we’ll pray in the worship area. Use door #2 to enter the building. Parishioner Linda Barrette is leading us in this devotion.

Dear Friends,

September 1 through

October 4 has been

designated as the Season

of Creation. It is a time

for earth’s 2.2 billion

Christians to pray and

commit ourselves to

caring for God’s creation.

This year, amid crises that

have shaken our world,

we’re awakened to the

urgent need to heal our

relationships with creation

and each other. An

ecumenical service will be

held on Tuesday,

September 22, at 6:30pm,

at Resurrection Parish. It

will also be livestreamed.

I will be taking part in it

and hope you can join us

too.

Please join in praying this

prayer for all of creation.

Blessings,

Sr. Marla Clercx, ANG Pastoral Leader

September is the start of our annual Ecumenical Partnership for Housing (EPH) giving campaign. If you are not familiar with EPH, it is a partnership with 20 area churches, The Salvation Army, Golden House and many other service providers in our community – all with the same goal of meeting the needs of fami-

lies with children experiencing homelessness. EPH provides a pathway to self-sufficiency through transitional housing, long-term supportive housing, and a prevention program to avoid evictions that includes case management and related services to maintain housing stability. We jointly sponsor the transi-tional Martha House with Nativity Parish. We sponsor the lower unit and Nativity sponsors the upper unit.

Please prayerfully consider how you can become involved in EPH. There are several ways that you can help support EPH -- through financial support, volunteering to help with home turnover and light maintenance, providing items on the wish list and through prayer. We are also looking for a volunteer outside coordinator for our transitional house. For details, contact Gary or Cheri Shebesta (contact info below). If you are interested in more information about EPH or would like to volunteer, please feel free to reach out to any of the follow-ing EPH representatives from our parish:

▪ Joan Lucas, 920-621-2950 or [email protected]. Elizabeth Ann Seton EPH Board member

▪ Lisa Maas, [email protected] Executive Board member

▪ Gary & Cheri Shebesta, 920-676-2646 or [email protected] Home Unit & Exterior Coordinators

EPH also has a wish list of items needed to support the fami-lies. A list of current items needed is below and online at https://ephgb.org/how-to-help/wish-list. From September 11 through September 27, there will be a cart outside door #1 to collect items for EPH from their wish list.

EPH Wish List

TWIN SHEET SETS and TWIN MATTRESS PADS (new or gently used, no holes, stains, or stretched elastic please) Liquid Laundry Detergent Laundry pre-treater Kitchen Trash Bags Paper towels (13-gallon size, packages of First-Aid Kits

20-25 count. No boxes with Laundry baskets large quantities please.) Paper napkins

Deodorant (men’s and women’s) Toilet bowl cleaner Gardening Tools

º Leaf rakes º Metal rakes º Spades º Pruners º Loppers º Dandelion diggers

www.ephgb.org

Karla’s Story

Karla has inspired us here at EPH and holds a special place in our hearts. Karla and her four chil-dren entered the EPH transitional

housing program from an area shelter, which they had been in due to domestic abuse. Karla worked diligently in that program and met her goals quickly. She was accepted into our long-term supportive housing pro-gram this spring in which she pays rent and utilities relative to her income, with the amount increasing as her situation continues to improve. Karla takes pride in raising her children and having a stable job. Her dream is to purchase the EPH home she lives in where her “kids can grow and have a stable place to live.”

Karla’s story is also an example of the gift of EPH vol-unteers. Deacon Dale Hutjens of St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (an EPH partnership congregation) is part of our gardening mentorship team and worked with Karla, teaching her skills while she developed a love of gar-dening. To see a video message from Karla, go online to https://www.dropbox.com/s/n91nmz06ip7g712/Karla%20Facebook%20Video.mp4?dl=0. Karla says, “I’m just so blessed…” And, we are blessed by you.

COVD-19 Impact

Many friends of EPH have asked, how can I help during this time? We have found our eviction preven-tion services have been the most impacted by the Coro-navirus pandemic. The month of July saw the highest number of new family intakes, highest number of case management hours and the largest dollar amount of assistance given since the inception of the program. The number of new family intakes increased by 40 fam-ilies from first quarter to second quarter 2020. Families have been and continue to be directly impacted by job loss, children learning virtually, lack of affordable and available childcare, as well as other effects of the pandemic. EPH differs from some agencies in that we do not simply assist with rental payments but offer case management ensuring that a greater number of families become/remain stable and self-sufficient—which is our goal. We walk with these families over several months and develop relationships with them and a plan. We work jointly with their landlords. We offer more than financial assistance.

Fridays from 10 to 11am September 25, October 2, October 9, October 16, October 23, October 30

Near Planned Parenthood, 2605 S. Oneida St., Ashwaubenon

40 Days for Life is a world-wide campaign to educate, build aware-ness, and pray for God’s intervention in bringing about an end to abortion. Join the team. We need more people to support the most vulnerable of lives - the unborn.

Did you know that St. John Paul II’s mother was advised to have an abortion when she was pregnant with him? Read more online at https://relevantradio.com/2020/07/the-prolife-witness-of-st-john-paul-

iis-parents-2/.

Barb Meyer is our team leader. Email Barb at [email protected] if you want to join the team or if you have ques-tions (or call the office at 920.499.1546 if you don’t have email).

Join Barb at the vigil if you’re available on Fridays from 10 to 11am (or anytime since the vigil is 24 hours a day). Below is the Statement of Peace to be completed by anyone who wishes to participate.

If you do go to the vigil, park in the lot behind Le Mieux Toyota (which is about a block away) OR across the street from the vigil site (at the stoplight) on the "dead end" street between the mattress store and Prime Quarter.

For more information on the 40 Days for Life, go online to 40daysforlife.com/greenbay

It’s Back…

Catholic Mass

Celebrated by

Bishop David L. Ricken

Sundays at 10am

on WFRV Local 5

Statement of Peace Complete & bring this form with you to the Vigil.

I, ____________________________________________, testify to the following: Print Name

I will only pursue peaceful, law-abiding solutions to the violence of abortion when volunteering with the 40 Days for Life campaign

I will show compassion and reflect Christ’s love to all Planned Parenthood employees, volunteers, and customers

I understand that breaking the law or acting in a violent or harmful manner immediately and completely disassociates me from the 40 Days for Life campaign

I am in no way associated with Planned Parenthood, its affiliates or any abortion provider

While standing in the public right-of-way in front of Planned Parenthood, 2605 S. Oneida St. in Ashwaubenon:

I will not obstruct the driveways or sidewalk while standing in the public right of way

I will not litter on the public right-of-way

I will closely attend to any children I bring to the prayer vigil

I will not threaten, physically contact, or verbally abuse Planned Parenthood employees, volunteers or customers

I will not damage private property

I will cooperate with local authorities

If I am a minor, I will participate in 40 Days for Life only in the presence of or with the written permission of a parent or guardian.

Signature________________________________________________ Date_____________________

Address________________________________________City ________________________State ______Zip___________

E-mail__________________________________________________Phone:____________________________________

Can we pray for you? Contact Kathy Vandersteen at

[email protected] or 920.499.1546 if you or someone you know would like prayers. The members of our Prayer Chain will pray

for your sincere intentions. Also contact Kathy for any updates to the Prayer Chain.

(additions, deletions, or email address updates)

Become A Member or Questions Contact the parish office via email at

[email protected] or call 920.499.1546.

Sacrament of Baptism Because of pandemic-related restrictions, contact the parish office at 920.499.1546

to see if special arrangements can be made.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays from 3-3:45pm

(face to face)

Sacrament of Marriage Contact the parish office at least six

months prior to the date of marriage.

Join a Ministry or Committee If you would like more information or

would like to join a particular ministry or committee, contact the parish office.

Ministry of the Sick Contact the parish office when you or a family member is seriously ill, shut in, or hospitalized.

Par ish Contacts

Giv ing

Make your giving to our parish family easy and automatic. Please consider using Faith Direct. It’s secure and convenient. Enroll online at www.faithdirect.net using code WI571 (that’s the letter W and the capital letter I). Thank you!

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Below are some ways to financially help the school.

Calendar Raffle Sale through December, $20 a piece for a chance to win $10,100 cash over 300 drawings (dates of the drawings are listed on the calendar). Drawings begin January 1, 2021. Contact Kurt Phil-lips with questions at [email protected] or call the school at 920.494.1931.

It’s Box Tops for Education time again! Help the school by clipping these out of the products you use. They can be dropped off in the brown drop-off/pick-up box outside door #1 anytime before October 26.

Information regarding the Scrip-purchasing program and how you can help raise funds for the school can be found on the table in our hospi-tality area or in the brown pick-up box outside door #1.

Sr. Marla Clercx, ANG Pastoral Leader, [email protected]

Fr. Bob Karuhn, Priest Celebrant

Deacon Steve Meyer [email protected]

Deacon Bill Gerl [email protected]

Jason Annoye Dir. of Faith Formation, [email protected]

Maria Hinnendael Dir. of Liturgical Music, [email protected]

Jeremy Borchardt Business Manager, [email protected]

Our Cal l as Cathol ic Cit izens

As a nation, we share many blessings and

strengths, including a tradition of religious freedom and political participation. As Catholics

we are called to participate in public life in a

manner consistent with the mission of our

Lord, a mission that he has called us to

share. The U.S. Bishops state that protection of life and the dignity of the

human person are foundational and that

without this, all other treatments of the human person become

relative and circumstantial. Catholics are urged to consider the

church teachings on life from conception to natural death to help

shape the moral character of our communities and society so that our children and grandchildren can continue to live in a country

that is so abundantly blessed. For more informaion, call the parish

office or go to www.faithfulcitizenship.org.

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November 1 is All Saints’ Day. To help us celebrate, we invite our youth (and adults) to dress as a saint. To help with that, we will be collecting various “saint” props for those who wish to dress up. If you would like to donate items, they can be dropped off in the labeled bin in the hospitality area. Items that may not necessarily be used this year are still appreciated for use in future events and activities.

We will also accept candy donations for the treat bags. Thank you!

During the 10:30am Mass on November 1, those who wish can share more about their saint. After Mass, safe treat bags will be distributed.

St. Patrick ▪ Shamrocks▪ Snakes▪ Irish flag

St. Christopher ▪ Map▪ Suitcase▪ Toy vehicle▪ Travel gear▪ Fanny pack▪ Walking stick

St. Anthony ▪ Compass

St. Francis ▪ Stuffed animals▪ Staff (broom handle)

St. Nicholas ▪ Gift-wrapped boxes

St. Kateri Tekakwitha ▪ Traditional Native

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St. Cecelia ▪ Instruments▪ Musical notes

St. Catherine of Siena ▪ Toy ship

St. Juan Diego ▪ Roses▪ Flowers

St. Teresa of Calcutta ▪ Rosary▪ White/blue-border

sari (blue painter’stape)

St. Joseph ▪ Baby doll▪ Carpenter tools▪ Tool belt

St. Peter ▪ Fishing gear▪ Fishing pole▪ Hat/vest▪ Net▪ Fish

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton ▪ Bonnet▪ Books▪ Plastic Apple▪ Hand bell▪ Chalkboard/slate

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