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ST. GABRIEL PARISH

Welcome to St. Gabriel the Archangel We are happy that you have gathered with us today to worship at Mass and to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please contact the parish office via phone or email (see below). If you are already a member, thank you for helping us bring the joy of the Gospel to the world!

Parish Staff Directory - Phone: 722-4914 Pastor, Father Larry Seidl x222 [email protected] Pastoral Associate, Steve Pable x224 [email protected] Director of Worship & Music, Regina Reale x226 [email protected] Business Manager, Anne Greif x234 [email protected]

Christian Formation Center - Phone: 725-0660 Director of Religious Education, Jennifer Schneider x236 [email protected] MS/HS/Youth Ministry Coordinator, Brittany Schoeder x238 [email protected] Administrative Assistant, Georgia Juneau x235 [email protected]

THE WEEK AHEAD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Coffee & rolls will be served after Masses. 10:00 a.m. - Children’s Liturgy of the Word 11:20 a.m. - Cherub Choir MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21 6:30 p.m. - Rosary TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 6:30 p.m. - RCIA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Confessions FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 The Parish Office will be closed. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 3:30-4:15 p.m. - Confessions SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Coffee & rolls will be served after Masses. 10:00 a.m. - Children’s Liturgy of the Word 11:20 a.m. - Cherub Choir What are you doing on Wednesday, December 7th at 6:30 pm? I hope you’ll be her e at St. Gabr iel to dig into the practice of personal prayer with our guest, Steve Anderson, of Burning Hearts Disciples. We’ve talked a lot in this section of the bulletin about trying to really embrace a basic habit of prayer, particularly diving into Scripture with Lectio Divina. Some of us have held back for any number of reasons, or perhaps we’ve had a hard time getting started. This evening will motivate you to prioritize your prayer time, and give you a chance to really practice, right in the moment. It will be a great enrichment for each of us, literally no matter where we are in our relationship with God. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, Dec. 7th from 6:30 2 – 8:00 pm. All are welcome! Bring a friend!

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Pastoral Ponderings Reflections for St. Gabriel the Archangel Last weekend I had the privilege of attending Mass in Nashville at a parish known as Christ the King. I wish I could say that I had sought out this particular church for a good reason, but really it was because it was across the street from a great barbecue place where we were planning a family gathering after Mass. It was a beautiful, but not ornate church, with a simple, elegant stone interior and soaring ceilings. In the front of the sanctuary, much like at St. Gabriel, hung an enormous crucifix, probably even a little larger than life-size. But the most striking feature was suspended several feet above Christ on the cross. It was a gigantic crown. As Catholics, we see the Cross so frequently that it has lost its shock value. But seeing the crucified Jesus juxtaposed with a majestic crown overhead was a helpful reminder of what St. Paul calls the scandal of the Cross. It’s a striking visual illustration of the paradox of this day. How do we come to worship One who we treated so cruelly? How do we draw our strength from the One who became weak for our sake? How does an instrument of torture and death become a throne for the Lord of the Universe? We should be startled by our faith. We should be troubled by the implications of the Gospel. When we place ourselves up there on the cross next to Jesus, in the role of the Good Thief, our own frailty and failing come into sharper focus. We deserve the sentence, and yet Jesus is the One to pay the price. What king would do that for His subjects? No king or president or prime minister or ruler that you will find in this world, that’s for sure. This ultimate love and sacrifice lay the foundation for the Kingship of Christ we commemorate today. This is the conclusion of our Church year, and the crowning of the Year of Mercy. We celebrate Jesus’ conquest of death, but also our own sharing in His redemption. His gift of forgiveness and salvation is so comprehensive that it elevates all of creation in the triumphant victory of God’s plan (see today’s Second Reading). But Jesus’ reign is also here and now, within and among us – it’s not just a hope in a distant future! So how are we to live today? What do we bring into the life of our family, our community, our workplace, our world? The guidance, not surprisingly, goes back to the Cross. Some of the earliest Christians made a name for themselves by rescuing the unwanted infants left by the Romans to die. When disease struck a town or city, Christians went in bravely to care for the sick and dying. Some Christians even sold themselves into slavery in order to pay the ransom of those who were kidnapped by pirates or marauding bandits. Their sacrifices were inspired by the crucified King whom they served. If we think Christianity is just for the crown, we are missing the path to get there. That path, as Jesus and all the saints have shown, goes only by way of the Cross. How is God calling me to be an ambassador of mercy this week? How am I called to relieve the suffering of those who are isolated, frightened, discriminated against, or beaten down? What sacrifices can I make to follow my King? -Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate -

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE

NOVEMBER 20, 2016

CFC NEWS No classes this week for all grades.

MON. TUES. WED. THU. FRI. SAT. SUN.

U coming Events Nov. 28/30 NO Classes this week for Grades 1-8 Nov. 28/30 Family Advent Activity for all families from 6:30-7:30 pm Dec. 5/7 Classes for Grades 1-6 this week. Dec. 7 Edge Classes for Grades 7/8 from 5:30-7:00 pm Dec. 11 Confirmation Presentation at the 10:00 Mass Dec. 11 Confirmation Teen/Sponsor class 10:00 Mass – Class to follow until 1:00 p.m. Dec. 11 High School Class, Grades 9 & 10 – 6:00-7:30 pm Dec. 12/14 Classes for Grades 1, 3-6 this week. Dec. 14 First Reconciliation at 6:30 p.m. - Grade 2 Dec. 14 Edge Classes for Grades 7/8 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Dec. 18 High School Class, Grades 9 & 10 – 6:00-7:30 pm Dec. 19/21 Classes for Grades 1-6 this week.

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7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 4:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M.

Stewardship of Giving November 12th/13th Giving YTD Giving YTD Budgeted Giving Electronic Giving for Nov Debt Reduction

Grace Notes

Communion Service Communion Service Janet VanHandel Joseph & Marie Achter Rita Pritzl Roger Bramm Gordy Brittnacher All Our Parishioners

$10,906 $277,883 $296,768 $11,760 $548

As of Oct 31, 2016 YTD Parish Income $291,846 $334,730 YTD Parish Expenses ($42,884) Net Loss “Daily Discipleship” News and Events for St. Gabriel Youth Ministry

All your children shall be taught by the LORD, and great shall be the peace of your children. Isaiah 54:13 Our Cherub choir strives to help children understand and nurture their relationship with God and with others. Singing in the choir gives our children an opportunity to serve in a parish ministry. It's not too late to join the Adult Choir for Christmas Eve. For more information about the entire parish music ministry and the rehearsal schedules, please contact Regina. [email protected]

I am still looking for 1 or 2 chaperones to join our high school teens at the Green Bay Youth Conference on Sunday, December 4th. We will depart by bus around 10:30 AM and return around 8 PM. If you are VIRTUS trained and want to live out the joy of the Gospel alongside our teens, please join us this day and email me ASAP!!

Beginning next Sunday, the First Sunday of Advent, we will again be singing the Missa Emmanuel, #358-#360 in the Gather hymnal. For $2.59 you can download the entire Mass setting in mp3 format and listen to its peaceful melody as we enter the season of Advent. http://www. iamusic.com/ search_details.cfm?title_id=8074&vr=true

Give the gift of love, faith, and joy this Christmas! We have several trips and opportunities this summer for our teens to encounter Christ and deepen their relationship with Him. Consider sponsoring a teen to attend one of the following: Steubenville (High School Only) a weekend conference with dynamic speakers, breakout sessions, live music, and Mass Love Begins Here (Middle and High School) Based on the mission and service of St. Teresa of Calcutta, teens will become missionaries in our own communities to serve our brothers and sisters in need. We can all heed her advice and do small things with great love!

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20 2016 Sunday: 2 Sm 5:1-3/Col 1:12-20/Lk 23:35-43 Monday: Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5/Lk 21:1-4 Tuesday: Rv 14:14-19/Lk 21:5-11 Wednesday: Rv 15:1-4/Lk 21:12-19 Thursday: Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a/Lk 21:20-28 Friday: Rv 20:1-4, 11—21:2/Lk 21:29-33 Saturday: Rv 22:1-7/Lk 21:34-36 Sunday: Is 2:1-5/Rom 13:11-14/Mt 24:37-44

For more details or to register your teen for these opportunities, please email me at the parish office. Registration is now open for both trips!

Senior Christmas Dinner When: Tuesday, December 6 @ 11:30 a.m. Where: St. Gabr iel Stingle Hall Menu: Ham, scalloped potatoes, veggie, salad & dessert Entertainment: Shattuck Middle School Jazzers (band) Directed by: Ms. Katie Bauer (Alumni of St. Gabr iel) Please sign up by calling the parish office at 722-4914 ASAP. Seating is limited to the first 140.

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Our annual Family Advent Night will be held Mon., Nov. 28 and Wed., Nov. 30th in Stingle Hall from 6:30-7:30 pm. We will continue to learn about St. Teresa of Calcutta and how we can infuse her spirit of mercy and compassion into our homes and hearts this Advent/Christmas season! 3

Brittany Schoeder Youth Ministry and Faith Formation Coordinator

St. Mary Catholic Schools NEWS

Mass Servers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 26 - E. & G. Collins 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27 - G. & M. Weninger 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27 - S. Taubel & J. Vosters

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Don’t miss the SMCS marching band and dance team in the Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade on Tuesday, November 22 at 7:00 p.m. The Zephyrs are parade entry #54! St. Mary Catholic Schools families, faculty and staff wish a very blessed holiday weekend to our parish families. Happy Thanksgiving!

4:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 26 P. Laux & M. Widener 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27 J. Weninger & G. Elmer 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27 B. Kroll & T. Gritton

Greeters 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 26 - S. Janssen 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27– M. Wockenfus, B. Matthews, P. Walbrun, J. McClone 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 27 - K. Sendek

Sacramental Life: Registration of New Members: New members are welcome to the Parish and are asked to call the Office at 722-4914. Baptisms: A class for those requesting Baptism is held once a month. Please call the Parish Office for dates & times and to register. The next class is December 5 at 6:30 p.m. Care Ministry: Please notify us at the Parish Office of your desire for prayers, home visits, Holy Communion, Anointing of the Sick, or simply a visit from a fellow parishioner. We are here to help you through your time of need. Hospital Visitation: Please notify the Office when you or someone you love enters the hospital. Fr. Larry and Steve Pable make regular visits to the area hospitals. Marriages: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance. Prayer Chain: Call Kathleen at 725-7455 to add a name. RCIA: Adults interested in becoming Catholic participate in the RCIA Process. Contact Tom and Lori Gritton at 585-9620. Reconciliation: Satur day 3:30-4:15pm, Wednesday 5:006:00pm or by appointment. St. Vincent de Paul Help line: 729-4571 24 hour: Winnebago County Suicide Prevention Crisis Line, 233-7707 24 hour help: is available for unplanned pregnancy, call 731-4354

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Transition Year and Early Enrollment Incentives for the 2017-18 school year: Early registration began on Oct. 18, 2016. Families with students entering kindergarten, 6th or 9th grade who register by Nov. 30, 2016 will receive a reduction in tuition of: $150 – Kindergarten, $200–6th Grade, $250–9th Grade. A discounted registration fee of $50 per student ($150 family max) is available to any family registering and paying the fee before Jan. 31, 2017. To find out more this week, check out the SMCS website at www.smcatholicschools.or g or the SMCS Facebook page at htt s://www.facebook.com/TCCES If someone asked you what the greatest story ever told was hopefully you would answer salvation history! But, what if they asked you what the second greatest story ever told was? According to Fr. Michael Gaitly, it is the story of Divine Mercy! Join us in December to dive into the story of Divine Mercy. It is an epic saga ranging the continent from Poland to Portugal, encountering St. Faustina, St. Maximillian Kolbe, and Pope St. John Paul II! We meet in the chapel at St. Gabriel from either 9:00-11:00am or 6:30-8:30pm. All are welcome & no experience is necessary! This study is free. Light refreshments are provided. Contact Julie Schmitz at 920-7224961 for more information! BUY SCRIP FOR CHRISTMAS! Balance our budget! Unbelievable r etur n! You buy only what you need! Stewar dship – use your money wisely. Cr itical income – for our parish. Reap the benefits. (tuition cr edit or par ish income) Incr edibly easy – just ask if you aren’t sure! Pur chase with cash or check. Please purchase Scrip gift cards for all your Christmas shopping and gift giving! Gift car ds ar e sold weekdays in the parish office and weekends after Mass in Stingle Hall. Pick up a Scrip form after Mass this weekend and be amazed at all the places that participate in the program! DUE TO THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY, ORDERS RECEIVED THIS WEEKEND WILL BE READY FOR PICK UP ON THURS., DECEMBER 1st 4 AFTER NOON. Thank you for buying Scrip!

CFC Family Advent Service Project 2016 As we conclude this Jubilee Year of Mercy and continue celebrating the canonization of St. Mother of Teresa of Calcutta, we will strive to ease the discomfort of the homeless in the Valley in her honor. We will create Blessing Bags to hand out to those who are in need. These Blessing Bags will include basic necessities for people in need. Our goal is to give each of our families at least one Blessing Bag to gift to those in need. If you have any questions, please contact Brittany Schoeder at 725-0660. Items being collected: *Prayer cards *Shampoo *Water bottles *Knit gloves *Socks *Applesauce/fruit cups *Plastic spoons *Washcloths *Toothbrush/Toothpaste *Fruit snacks *Deodorant *Hand Sanitizer *Combs *Women’s personal care items *Wipes *BandAids *Chapstick *Soap *Trail mix *Tuna/crackers Year of Mercy Pope Quote: "May we make God's merciful love ever more evident in our world through dialogue, mutual acceptance and fraternal cooperation." Pope Francis @Pontifex, twitter Nov 9 This weekend (Nov. 20th) finishes this special Year of Mercy. Of course, God's Mercy is enthusiastically present for all of us, always! Please continue to follow Pope Francis via twitter, Instagram, and news.va. For smartphones, ThePopeApp is an easy way to catch our Pope's messages and news. Peace! Thanksgiving Food Drive: Feeding the hungry is at the foundation of our faith. Our Thanksgiving food drive helps fill the shelves at St. Joseph's Food Program, giving hundreds of people in our community hunger relief and hopeful support. Please bring food donations to church on Thanksgiving or the weekends before and after. Want to do more? Visit stjoesfoodprogram.org to get involved with their work. Thank you for sharing your blessings! Christmas Fair Trade Weekend! Dec 3rd/4th following each Mass Behind every basket, ornament and necklace, you'll find a story of positive change. A story of an empowered artisan or farmer working in a safe environment, who can send his or her children to school, and can save for the future with reliable income he or she earns through fair trade. Be part of this story! Shop these gifts that give twice, and spread holiday blessings around the world! Social Concerns Committee Need great Christmas gifts for your children or grandchildren to help them learn and love their faith? Two wonderful Catholic children’s books by Tom Wall from Green Bay will be sold at the ST. NICK SOCIAL on Sunday, December 4. A beautiful way to share our faith. 5

Christmas Is a Time f Giving To the most generous parishioners in the Fox Valley: Once again we ask, knowing we shall receive, on behalf of needy children, families, and mentally ill patients.

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Chocolates Lotion (no pumps) Unisex Body Wash Shampoo/Conditioner “Forever” Postage Stamps Journals/Stationary (no wire) Men & Women’s Winter Hats Men’s Socks/Women’s Socks Adult Male & Female Winter Gloves Land Line Phone Cards with 60 or 120 Minutes Single Packaged Tooth Brushes & Holders/Tooth Paste Men’s Wallets/Women’s Wallets & Coin Purses Men’s Deodorant/Women’s Deodorant & Body Spray Gift Cards for Wal-Mart, Target, Shopko, etc., Puzzles, 300, 500 or 1000 piece Fast Food Gift Cards

Please place your gifts in a bag marked WMHI so they are kept separate from Giving Tree contributions, and place in the bins at church entrances. ITEMS NEED TO BE IN PLASTIC OR UNBREAKABLE CONTAINERS. Please return gifts by December 4. DO NOT WRAP! Gifts need to be returned by December 11 Please attach the ornament to your gift with a very small piece of tape, and do not wr the i ts. All gifts will be brought to the Brigade for this coordinated community effort. Place gift cards in the marked box next to the big tree. Please refrain from purchasing toys or T-shirts that encourage violence, alcohol or tobacco use. Thank you.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS MEMORIAL If you would like to remember a loved one this Christmas with a donation to our “Christmas Decorations Memorial Fund”, please complete this form and return it with your donation to the parish office, or place it in the collection basket. Your donations will be used to purchase flowers & decorations for the Church this Christmas season. From: ______________________________________ In memory of: ________________________________ ____________________________________________ Amount: _________________

55th Annual

St. Nick Social

This event is sponsored and organized by ALL families and friends of St. Gabriel Parish!

Sunday, December 4th 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Lunch in Stin le Hall Lunch will be served after the 10:00 am Mass until 1:30 p.m. Lunch = $3.00 Extra Entrees = $1.00 Lunch plate includes: Sloppy Joe or Hot Dog, fruit, beans or carrots, potato salad or chips and lemonade or water. Soda = 50₵ Dessert = 25₵

Activities in Allen Center Children of all ages are invited!

Game Tickets = 25₵ Cake Walk = 25₵ Come and have your photo taken with St. Nick We are looking for middle or high school students to help run the games and parents to help with the games and sell tickets (great way to earn service hours). Shifts are either 10:45 12:15 pm OR 12:00 - 1 :30 pm. We also need help setting up on Saturday, December 3rd at 9:00 am and taking down after the event on Sunday. Please call Lisa Van Dyke at 527-9341 or go to SignUpGenius.com and use the email [email protected] to sign up if you are able to volunteer. Your response by December 1st will be greatly appreciated. Also needed are cakes for the Cake Walk. There will be carts between the kitchen and gym prior to the Saturday Mass (12/3) and both Sunday masses (12/4) for you to set your donated desserts. Thank you in advance for your generosity! Let's make this event extra special for our children of the parish!

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920-725-2257 • 1-866-222-1221 1565 Deerwood Dr. • Neenah, WI [email protected] • www.garagedoorspecialists.net

920-725-0861 Thomas J. Fishel, D. D.S., S.C. Gail L. Fishel, R. D.H.

Family and Cosmetic Dentistry 655 Deerwood Ave., Neenah Office Hours By Appointment

(920)727-9595

Parishioners

Breakfast & Lunch Homestyle Cooking Locally Owned & Operated

920-722-3706 1022 Main St

Block away from the church Come after Mass

HARRY H. LONG

MOVING STORAGE & EXPRESS, INC. 8707 CLAYTON AVENUE NEENAH, WI 54956 920-967-4408 www www.MTTFwi.com

920.358.4993

call St. Vincent de Paul HELPLINE: 729-4571

NEENAH

722-7151

MENASHA 720-0314

for the cities of Neenah & Menasha

Volunteers needed for St. Gabriel’s Conference of St.Vincent De Paul

1513

FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE