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WORSHIP Weekday Masses
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am First Friday: 7:00 pm
Extraordinary Form La!n Weekend Masses Saturday: 5:30 pm
Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:30 am
CONTACT Fr. Michael Rudolph, Pastor x 205
[email protected] Fr. Robert Al!er, Parochial Vicar x 206
[email protected] Parish Email: [email protected]
Parish Phone: 763-537-8401 Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
SACRAMENTS Reconcilia!on
Weekdays: 7:30 - 7:50 am Saturday: 7:30 - 7:50 am,
8:30 - 9:30 am, & 4:00 - 5:15 pm Marriage
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Please contact the Parish Office.
Faithful to the Teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, St. Raphael Parish and School promotes the Universal Call to Holiness for all the People of God.
MISSION STATEMENT
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PAROCHIAL VICAR’S LETTER Over the past number of months we have been looking at the First Commandment, the most important commandment in the Law. All too o#en people do not realize they are viola!ng the First Commandment simply because they are not worshipping some false god or because they have not directly denied
their faith in the one true God. However, as we have seen, there are many ways we can violate this commandment.
Today I would like to look at what is ul!mately at the root of why anyone would break this commandment: pride. When Satan wandered into the Garden, he was able to deceive Eve with a lie that was very subtle. He told her that if she ate the forbidden fruit she would be like God. Of course, she was already made in the image and likeness of God, but the lie was even more subtle than this. In telling Eve God knew the moment she ate the fruit she would be like God, knowing good and evil, she believed God did not truly love her, God did not want the very best for her. Obviously, God did not want her to eat the fruit because He did not want her to have this knowledge, therefore, God was holding something back and not being forthright.
Once the lie was accepted and Eve thought God was not loving His human creatures fully, she decided she would have to take control of ma$ers herself. A#er all, if God cannot be trusted, who can you trust? Ul!mately, only yourself. I think we all know the horrible error in this kind of thinking because we have enough experience in demonstra!ng ourselves to be untrustworthy, but Eve did not have this experience when she made her decision.
It is not wan!ng to be like God that is the problem; the problem is wan!ng to be God. Most people would not claim to desire to be God in the largest sense, they just want to be their own god, be the god of their own life. I suspect most people reading this would not even want to make such a claim. But when we try to be in control rather than allowing God to be in control, are we not trying to take His place? When we try to decide for ourselves what is right or wrong rather than accep!ng what God has revealed through the Church, are we not making ourselves God?
Just think about this for a moment. If I can determine what is morally acceptable or unacceptable without reference to anything objec!ve, then I have also just decided that God is incorrect. In fact, have I not decided, as Eve did, that God does not want what is best for me? God does not truly love me? It must be that God is keeping the truth from me and trying to keep me down. The presenta!on has changed, but the lie remains the same.
Satan is a master of deceit. He invented lies; Jesus calls Him the Father of lies because he was the first to lie. He lied to himself and bought his own lie. It worked so well that the
most intelligent creature God made was swayed by his own deceit. A third of the angels were fooled as well, so it should not be too surprising that our first parents, who were far less intelligent than the angels, would fall for the same lie. Our problem is that we think that happened once, in the Garden, but it is not happening anymore. Even worse, many think what is in the Bible is just a myth, so we do not really have to believe it.
If something worked on the angels, on the first human persons, and on countless people over the centuries, doesn’t it make sense he is just going to keep coming back to the same lie? Sure, he has changed the details, but as we saw a couple paragraphs ago, the essence of the lie is the same.
Un!l we choose God and His truth we are making ourselves into li$le gods, the god of my own life. Our pride makes it difficult to be dependent on God. Our pride makes it difficult to accept truths that are not socially acceptable. Our pride makes it difficult for us to be different from “everyone else.” Therefore, our pride makes us willing to reject God’s revealed truths and subs!tute something else in their place. In other words, our pride makes us want to be like God; no, our pride makes us want to be God.
Look around and see what happens when people reject God and make themselves gods. It leads to a rejec!on of objec!ve truth regarding doctrines, but especially regarding morality. It ul!mately reduces to moral rela!vism where every person can decide for himself or herself what is right and wrong. Another way of sta!ng that is everyone can decide what is good and evil. Sound familiar? God does not want you to eat the fruit from that tree because He does not want you to have that knowledge, He does not want what is best for you. It is be$er to not trust Him and trust in yourself instead. You will be like God.
There is only one God and there is only one objec!ve truth that is true for every person on the face of the earth. The only two op!ons are 1) there is only one God, or 2) every person has his or her own god, his or her own truth, his or her own morality. This is why God put the First Commandment first; if we do not accept the First Commandment, none of the others ma$er, they are all rela!ve and only ma$er if you choose to make them ma$er. Pray for humility and look closely at how the vile creature may have slithered into your life with his primordial lie that plays on our pride: you will be like God. Reject his lies and believe firmly and absolutely in the First Commandment; everything else is dependent on this truth.
PARISH DIRECTORY Parish Office: 763-537-8401
PRIESTS Pastor Fr. Michael Rudolph (x205) Parochial Vicar Fr. Robert Al!er (x206)
PARISH ADMINISTRATION Business Administrator Ginny Metzger (x202) Part-Time Administra!ve Assistant Sue Kubovec (x201) Administra!ve Assistant/ Bulle!n Editor Marie Nachtsheim (x222) Social Needs Coordinator Bunny Arseneau (x214) Crisis Pregnancy Hotline (x500)
FAITH FORMATION Faith Forma!on Coordinator Mike Gerads (x211) Faith Forma!on Assistant Sarah Gerads (x211) Youth Ministry & Confirma!on Coordinator Anna Scherber (x210) RCIA Coordinator Mary Jo Smith (x511)
WORSHIP Prayer Line (x528) Bulle!n Prayers for the Sick (x523) Adora!on Coordinator Be$y Kreuter (763-537-1399)
SCHOOL School Office: 763-504-9450 School Principal: (x352)
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PARISH INFORMATION
PARISH CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday, April 8 7:00 PM The Wild Goose Study Group, Marian Hall 7:00 PM Smith Book Club, St. Thérèse Room 7:00 PM Cana Family, St. Raphael Room and JP II Tuesday, April 9 9:45 AM Navarre Bible Study, Fr. Fenelon Room 1:00 PM Our Lady of Fa!ma Rosary Makers, St. Thérèse Room Wednesday, April 10 7:00 PM RCIA Class, St. Raphael Room 7:00 PM Adult Choir, Choir Room 7:00 PM Faith Forma!on Grades 1-7, School Thursday, April 11 1:00 PM Senior Cards, Marian Hall 7:00 PM Bell Choir, Church
Thursday, April 11 (con!nued) 7:00 PM St. Raphael Prayer Group, Marian Hall Friday, April 12 9:00 AM English Class, St. Thérèse Rm. 1:00 PM Sta!ons of the Cross, Church 6:00 PM Friday Night Live, Marian Hall, Youth Room, JPII, Holy Spirit Chapel. 7:00 PM Via Dolorosa, Church Saturday, April 13 8:30 AM English Class, St. Thérèse Rm. 8:30 AM Holy Name Society Mee!ng, Choir Room 8:30 AM Rosary Society Mee!ng, Fr. Fenelon Room 5:00 PM Columbian Squires Bake Sale, East Gathering Area Sunday, April 14 8:00 AM Columbian Squires Bake Sale, East Gathering Area 8:15 AM Parish Library Open 9:30 AM KC Pancake Breakfast, Marian Hall 10:00 AM Monthly Rosary, Church 1:30 PM Carmelites, Parish Center
PASTORAL COUNCIL Dale Hoffmann, Sharon Hedman, Mike
Vecellio, Roselyn Lawrence, Be$y Kreuter, Rose Pis!lli, Sco$ Gregory &
Mario Chavez.
Pastoral Council Mee!ngs If you would like a par!cular item on
the next Parish Council agenda please contact Fr. Rudolph.
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE MARCH 24, 2019
Contribu!ons .............................. $17,881.83 Budget ........................................ $20,809.00 Building Fund ................................... $548.00 Budget .......................................... $2,600.00
Mr. J. Scholarship Fund ...................... $70.00
Sunday, April 7th 9:30 AM Parish Brunch, Marian Hall 3:00 PM Parish Holy Hour, Holy Spirit Chapel
PARISH BRUNCH Sunday, April 7th 9:30 am - Noon
Marian Hall The Rosary Society is hos!ng a fabulous brunch featuring our delicious strawberry waffles!
Please join us! *Free Will Offering*
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Friday, April 12th
Please join us for Sta!ons of the Cross on Fridays during Lent. Sta!ons will be held in the main church at: 1:00 pm 7:00 pm (Via Dolorosa)
Eucharis!c Adora!on Contact Be%y Kreuter 763-537-1399
If you are s!ll looking for a quiet place to pray this Lent, the Eucharis!c Adora!on Chapel at the Church of St. Raphael can offer that space. If you need to pray between 10 pm and 5 am then please contact Be$y at the above number for the code to enter the outside chapel door. If you are interested in becoming a subs!tute adorer, please contact Barb McCalley at 763-971-8460 with your
name, best phone number to reach you, and the days and !mes you might be available.
Please note: The Eucharis!c Adora!on Chapel will close at 6:00 pm Holy Thursday, April 18 and reopen Easter Sunday morning, April 21 at 10:00 am.
Commi%ed Adorers are s!ll needed on Saturday a&ernoons from 2:00-3:00 pm, and 3:00-4:00 pm.
PRAYER & WORSHIP
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Monday, April 8 8:00 AM John & Diana Kerkes and family Tuesday, April 9 8:00 AM Will Quast Wednesday, April 10 8:00 AM Jenny Jurek Thursday, April 11 8:00 AM + Joe Schaeppi Friday, April 12 8:00 AM + Roman Utecht Saturday, April 13 8:00 AM + Dale Rief 5:30 PM + Lola Clemen Sunday, April 14 8:30 AM St. Raphael Parishioners 10:30 AM Sue Kubovec
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION MASS INTENTIONS
Readings for the week of April 7, 2019 Sunday: Is 43:16-21/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Phil 3:8-14/Jn 8:1-11 Monday: Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 or 13:41c-62/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [4ab]/Jn 8:12-20 Tuesday: Nm 21:4-9/Ps 102:2-3, 16-18, 19-21 [2]/Jn 8:21-30 Wednesday: Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95/Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Jn 8:31-42 Thursday: Gn 17:3-9/Ps 105:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Jn 8:51-59 Friday: Jer 20:10-13/Ps 18:2-3a, 3bc-4, 5-6, 7 [cf. 7]/Jn 10:31-42 Saturday: Ez 37:21-28/Jer 31:10, 11-12abcd, 13 [cf. 10d]/Jn 11:45-56 Next Sunday: Lk 19:28-40/Is 50:4-7/ Ps 22:8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24 [2a]/ Phil 2:6-11/Lk 22:14--23:56 or 23:1-49
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WEEKLY READINGS
PLEASE PRAY FOR... Dave Bouley
Dolores Boyle Lou Buchman
Andrew Eisenzimmer Jason Gustafson
John Herbes
Nichole Iverson Kevin Long
David McMillen Norb Meier
John Noe Anthony Smith
Barbara Thotland Lynn Tupy Jim Tynen
Mary Lou Wensman Jeff Woodruff
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"...this Sacrament, in as much as it contains our Lord, is worthy of adora!on and ... we must adore him. For truly, since it is Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ is God, who will not adore him, I beg you, as well there as in heaven, since it is wri#en 'I will worship the Lord God and only him will I serve' (Ma#hew 4:10). For our Lord wants to be adored wherever he is. Thus he was adored on the cross by the thief (Luke 23:42), walking in Jerusalem among the people who cried out, 'Hosanna' (Ma#hew 21:9) and in the crib by the three kings (Ma#hew 2:11). He is hidden in the Eucharist, but that does not prevent him from being adored, for thus the kings adored him, hidden and wrapped in swaddling clothes." ~ St. Francis de Sales
2019 LENTEN LECTURE SERIEST AT ST. AGNES 535 Thomas Avenue, St. Paul, MN
Schuler Hall ~ Following 7:00 pm Sta!ons of the Cross
The Church of Saint Agnes hosts the last of its annual Lenten Lectures Friday, April 12th following 7:00 pm Sta!ons of the Cross. This year's theme—“Great Spiritual Doctors of the Church"—has featured presenta!ons on six masters of the Catholic interior life and how they contribute to the Church’s understanding of the spiritual life of the faithful. Free and open to the public; light refreshments served.
April 12th St. Thérèse of Lisieux Presented by Fr. Robert Al!er
COMMUNION SERVICE FOR NORTHRIDGE We are in need of addi!onal volunteers to visit Northridge on Thursday and Friday mornings and provide a Communion Service for the residents and those receiving day care there. Please contact Marie at the Parish Office if you would be interested in volunteering for this ministry. Thank you!
NEWS & EVENTS
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SAVE THE DATE! PARISH FESTIVAL
This year’s Parish Fes!val will be Friday, August 2nd and Saturday, August 3rd.
At this !me we are in need of the following chairpersons: Children’s Games; and Publicity/Adver!sing.
Also, please consider dona!ng a prize for this year’s parish raffle. Need some prize ideas? Consider dona!ng Airpods, iPADs, Alexa, Roomba, Weekend at a Cabin,
Lawn Services, Window Washing Services, Gi# Cards.
The Next fes!val planning mee!ng will be on Tuesday, April 23rd at 7:00 pm in the Fr. Fenelon Conference Room. All are welcome!
If you have any ques!ons, please contact Anne at 612-860-1454.
ONGOING EVENTS AT ST. RAPHAEL
“THE WILD GOOSE” (14-part series on the Holy Spirit) Study/Discussion Group meets Monday evenings 7:00-8:00 pm in the Marian Hall. Come to any or all of the sessions led by parishioner Shawn Horn.
EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINES:
There are early deadlines for the bulle!n coming up due to Holy Week and Easter. APRIL 21st bulle!n needs be submi$ed to LPI on Monday, April 15th—please submit any ar!cles no later than: Thursday, April 11th.
LENT - CONFESSION OPPORTUNITIES
During the Lenten season, in addi!on to our regular schedule, we will be offering some addi!onal opportuni!es for the Sacrament of Reconcilia!on. On Sundays, March 10th-April 14th, confessions will be heard from 3:00-4:00 pm. Because of these added confession !mes, we will not have a Parish Penance Service.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PANCAKE
BREAKFAST Sunday, April 14th
9:30 am Marian Hall
Please join us!!
HAM BINGO April 14th - Noon
St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Ctr. 20000 County Rd. 10, Corcoran Funds support R.E. and Youth
Programs.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEETING
This Saturday, April 13th, will be the regular monthly rosary, Mass and mee!ng of the Holy Name Society. The rosary starts at 7:30, with Mass at 8:00 and a mee!ng following the Mass. We sit in the first three pews on the le# side of the north wing. Refreshments will be served at the mee!ng. One does not have to be an inducted member to a$end. All are Welcome.
ROSARY SOCIETY MEETING The next mee!ng of the Rosary Society is on Saturday, April 13th at 8:30 am in the Fr. Fenelon Room. All women of the parish are welcome to a$end!
COLUMBIAN SQUIRES BAKE SALE
Saturday, April 13th and Sunday April 14th
Upper East Gathering Area Before & a&er all Masses.
FUN FOR SENIORS!! FRIDAY, MAY 3 – JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE
Nashville recording ar!st Doug Allen Nash captures the vocals and mannerisms, and brings to life the music of Johnny Cash in the only endorsed show by his estate. The loca!on is at the LeMusique Room, inside the newly refurbished St. Michael Cinema in St. Michael, conveniently located just off north I-94 at the St. Michael exit 205, about 20 minutes from St. Raphael. This is a state of the art, 90 minute live performance venue with comfortable seats, and a bar/concessions stand. SHOW TIME: 2:00 pm. Group discount cost - $30/person. Tickets to be handed out the day of the performance at 1:30 pm in the theater lobby. Transporta!on is on your own. RSVP DEADLINE: APRIL 11th. If interested and to read more informa!on about this venue, obtain a form from the parish office informa!on rack or the circular rack in the east gathering space. Complete the lower por!on and turn it (and your check payable to the Church of St. Raphael) into the parish office recep!onist by the April 11th deadline. We have a limited number of !ckets and they are selling fast. If you have ques!ons, or if you need help with a ride from church, call Sharon Reinert - 612-242-3200.
OPEN YOUTH ROOM Open youth room is a !me of fellowship, fun, & games.
Junior High: No open youth room un!l April 16th! Senior High: April 10th from 5:00 - 6:45 PM All Grades: April 26th from 6:00 - 10:00 PM
RITE OF CONFIRMATION (ROC) These nights are required for all 9th-10th graders.
ROC Classes for 9th & 10th Grade: April 10th from 7:00-8:15 PM in assigned areas at church.
REBOOT Live Event with Chris Stefanick: This event on April 17th will replace our Confirma!on & Faith Forma!on classes. We will take a bus to St. Michael Catholic Church in St. Michael, MN. We will depart at 6:00 PM and return at 10:00 PM. If you have not filled out a form, please do so ASAP! Forms can be found on our Youth Ministry Website, www.straphaelyouth.com
CORE TEAM UPDATE: Friday Night Live (FNL): April 12th from 6:00-9:00 PM in Marian Hall. Core Team, please arrive at 5:00 PM! Core Team Mee!ng: April 14th from 6:00-9:00 PM in Marian Hall.
YOUTH MINISTRY
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SCHOOL NEWS
Ques!ons about the Youth Ministry Programs? Please contact Anna Scherber at 763-537-8401 x210
or at [email protected].
CONTACT
WOMEN’S RETREAT—FOR 8TH-12TH GRADE YOUNG WOMEN APRIL 27, 2019 ~ 8:30 AM-6:00 PM
ST. BONAVENTURE—BLOOMINGTON, MN $25.00 PER PERSON
“Talitha Koum” This day will include prayer, fellowship, powerful talks, small group, yummy food and Sunday Mass! We hope you are able to join us! Consent forms can be found on the Youth Ministry Website - www.straphaelyouth.com
EXTREME FAITH CAMP JUNE 22-26, 2019 / Big Sandy Camp in McGregor, MN
Open to all 6th-8th Grade students. Pre-registra!on form can be found on the Youth
Ministry website: www.straphaelyouth.com
SCRIP Desk Volunteers: April 13th: 5:30 pm Mass: Mary W, April 14th: 8:30 am Mass: Jodi E. 10:30 am Mass: Cindy V.
CULVER’S DINING FOR DOLLARS NIGHT EVENT! TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH ~ 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CULVER’S OF GOLDEN VALLEY - 8845 7th Ave N 763-762-9600
10% of ALL Culver sales during our event are donated back to St. Raphael School!
No flyer or men!on of the event is required.
SAVE THE DATE ~ SRS GALA BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS
MAY 10, 2019 ~ 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thank you for suppor!ng St. Raphael School!
St. Raphael School 8th Grade Voca!ons Awareness Visits sponsored by Sierra Club of North Minneapolis
This week our 8th grade girls will be visi!ng the Missionary Sisters of Saint Peter Claver. They will learn of the mission and life of this diverse order and gain an apprecia!on for the dedica!on of each sister and her ac!vity in service of God and His people.
Our 8th grade boys will visit the Franciscan Brothers of Peace and the St. Paul Seminary. They will visit with priests and seminarians who will discuss how they came to their voca!ons and what they are doing to reach their goals.
Thanks to Mr. John Lacina and Mr. Michael Gerads for arranging this wonderful opportunity for our 8th grade class.
SPOTLIGHT EVENTS
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SAINT OF THE DAY - SAINT JULIE BILLIART Marie Rose Julie Billiart was born in France in 1751, the daughter of fairly prosperous parents who ran a small shop and farmed some land. In 1767 the family lost its money and Julie had to take on heavy manual labor to help them survive. When she was fourteen, she made a private vow of chas!ty. She also taught the catechism to young children and farm laborers in her parish and visited the sick when she was not working. Julie’s life changed drama!cally when she was in her early twen!es. Her family was at home together when someone fired a shot through the window at her father. She was so frightened that she developed a nervous paralysis that prevented her from walking and caused her great pain. She con!nued to serve the Lord but in a new way, being sought out for spiritual advice by a wide variety of people. In 1803, Julie—together with another woman, Françoise Blin de Bourdon and a priest, Father Joseph Varin—founded a new religious congrega!on known as the “Ins!tute of Notre Dame.” It was devoted to Chris!an educa!on, the instruc!on of the poor and the training of teachers. The next year, Julie was healed a#er a parish mission in their city. One of the priests organized a novena to the Sacred Heart to pray for Julie’s recovery; during it he spoke to her privately, saying, “If you have faith, Mother, take a step in honor of the Sacred Heart.” Julie found she was able to walk, something she had not done for twenty-two years. A#er her recovery she helped the Fathers in their mission work, worked for the re-Chris!aniza!on of the country following the disastrous effects of the French Revolu!on, and expanded the scope of the Sisters to educa!on of the wealthy as well as the poor. From then on, she was constantly on the road, opening schools in nineteen centers in France and Belgium. She ran into many obstacles, but her constant happiness, good sense of humor and constant trust in God’s providence helped win people over. While she wanted students to get a good educa!on, her main concern was for the good of their souls. To her Sisters, she wrote, “You are not here just to train children in science, in literature, in handiwork. What ma$ers is the care of souls…pu>ng children in the way of salva!on.” She also said, “Our aim in teaching is to form good Chris!ans who know how to manage their household, their family, their affairs.” She also insisted on the sisters maintaining a deep prayer life. She wrote, “Ours is one of the most difficult of voca!ons because we must live an interior life in the midst of external work. But if the interior life were lost, our congrega!on would not last, or if it did live on it would only be an outward life by uniformity of customs…If in the midst of their occupa!ons they do not keep their hearts united to our Lord, all [the Sisters] will do will come to nothing.” A young Sister reported that Julie showed them “how we might live alone with God, even in the midst of a large class of children.” Julie passed away on April 8, 1816. Today, the congrega!on that Julie helped found—now known as the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (not to be confused with the School Sisters of Notre Dame)—serve in sixteen na!ons on five con!nents. Saint Julie Billiart, pray for us! (Excerpted and adapted with permission of the Publisher from Butler’s Lives of the Saints, New Full Edi!on ©Paul Burns 2003, Published by Liturgical Press, Collegeville, MN)
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