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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

SACRAMENTS

Reconcilia on Weekdays: 7:30 am - 7:50 am Saturday: 7:30 am - 7:50 am 8:30 am - 9:30 am 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Marriage contact Fr. Rudolph

Bap sm contact the Parish Office 763-537-8401

CONTACT

Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Fr. Michael Rudolph, Pastor x205 frmichaelrudolph@straphaelcrystal.org

Fr. Robert Al er, Parochial Vicar x206 frrobertal er@straphaelcrystal.org

School Office - 763-504-9450

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The Mysteries of the Rosary, Chapter Nineteen: The Na vity of Our Lord, con nued…

Don’t jump to conclusions! The story of our Savior’s origins can remind us of this good advice. How so?

Well, it was common knowledge among Jewish people at the me of the birth of Jesus that the Messiah would come from Bethlehem. They got this from the words of the Prophet Micah, who had said, “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, who are li le to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel, whose origin is from of old, from ancient days.” (Micah 5:2)

At the same me, it was widely known that Jesus was from Nazareth. He was called “Jesus of Nazareth.” (Ma hew 21:11) In those days, people didn’t have “last names” as we know them today. Their “second name” alluded to the name of their father (e.g. “Jesus, Son of Joseph”), where they were from (e.g. “Joseph of Arimathea”), something else about them (e.g. “Simon the Zealot”), or a nickname (e.g. “Simon Peter,” that is, “Simon the Rock”). In fact, one person could have a number of “last names.” Also, many people throughout Israel probably knew Jesus. It was a small country, trade was important to the economy, and many people probably travelled around a lot. Plus, Jesus’ occupa on as a carpenter probably made him known to the many people whom he and Saint Joseph did work for. On top of that, we know that people who grew up in Galilee—the northern part of Israel in which Nazareth is located—had an accent that people in Jerusalem, further south, would have no ced. (See Ma hew 26:73)

So, some of Jesus’ fellow Jews jumped to the conclusion that Jesus could not have been the Messiah, reasoning that since the Messiah was to come from Bethlehem and Jesus came from Nazareth, he could not have been the Messiah.

See the flaw in their argument? They didn’t consider that Jesus could have been from both Bethlehem and Nazareth. And of course, that was the case. He was born in Bethlehem because his parents had gone there for the census. But the Holy Family soon returned to Nazareth—a er fleeing to Egypt for a while for safety—because Nazareth was where the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph grew up, married and made their home together. That town was probably also where most of their family and friends were, and where most of Saint Joseph’s customers lived.

The people who jumped to the erroneous conclusion that Jesus couldn’t have been the Messiah obviously didn’t check out all the facts at their disposal before making up their mind. Did they ask Jesus where He was born? Evidently not. Did they ask His mother or any of his other rela ves where Jesus was born? It doesn’t seem so. I don’t know whether this was because they didn’t care about the truth—hatred for Jesus having hardened their hearts and darkened their minds—or whether their oversight was an innocent mistake. God alone knows.

I do know that each one of us human beings encounters many similar situa ons throughout our lives. Not the birth of the Messiah, but other events in which the facts are other than what we might think at first.

In our me, we are experiencing a crisis of truth in Western Civiliza on. Many people no longer think that there is any such thing as objec ve truth, or that if there are objec ve truths, there is no way we can discover them. Some people don’t care about truth; they are only interested in ge ng their way. Others only believe what they personally experience; their world is very small and self-centered.

In contrast, the concept of truth is central to Chris anity. God chose to be born among us as Jesus Christ to show that there is such a thing as truth, that truth can be known and that the truth ma ers. As He said to Pon us Pilate, “For this I was born, and for this I have come into the world, to bear witness to the truth.” (John 18:37) This is so much so that Jesus even called Himself “the Truth.” (John 14:6)

May the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Truth, help us to bear faithful witness to the Truth, wherever that leads.

In Christ with Mary, Father Rudolph

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 Bookkeeper, Carrie Nelle x222 Part- me Administra ve Assistant, Sue Kubovec x201 Part- me Administra ve Assistant/Bulle n Editor, Marie Nachtsheim x209 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 Office 763-504-9450 Principal, Ryan Zgutowicz x352 Administra ve Assistant, Pam Inniger x351

Monday, October 29 Schola Choir: Choir Room, 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 30 Navarre Bible Study: Fr. Fenelon Room, 9:45 am Social Teachings of Catholic Church: Marian Hall, 6:30 pm Adult Choir: Choir Room, 7:00 pm Wednesday, October 31 Adora on and Mass of Repara on: Church, 7:00 pm Thursday, November 1 St. Raphael Prayer Group: Choir Room, 7:00 pm Friday, November 2 Seniors First Friday Coffee: Marian Hall, 8:30 am Extraordinary Form Mass: Church, 7:00 pm Saturday, November 3 First Saturday Devo ons: Holy Spirit Chapel, 9:00 am Sunday, November 4 Parish Library: 8:15 am - 10:30 am Parish Holy Hour: Holy Spirit Chapel, 3:00 pm

Monday, October 29 8:00 am + Evelyn Ramler Tuesday, October 30 8:00 am + Helen Corrigan Wednesday, October 31 8:00 am + John Burke 5:30 pm + Delores Malerich Thursday, November 1 8:00 am + Pat Reak 12:00 pm + Raymond Lynch 7:00 pm + James Kniprath Friday, November 2 8:00 am + Jackie Wilwerding 7:00 pm + Marshal Bruno Saturday, November 3 8:00 am + Ronald Halvorsan 5:30 pm + Kathy Reak Sunday, November 4 8:30 am + James Kniprath 10:30 am St. Raphael Parishioners

HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION

ALL SAINTS’ DAY MASS SCHEDULE:

October 31st: 5:30 pm (Vigil Mass)

November 1st: 8:00 am, Noon, and 7:00 pm

HALLOW YOUR HALLOWEEN WITH ADORATION OF THE BLESSED

SACRAMENT AND MASS

In repara on for the crimes against the Holy Eucharist that will take place on Halloween night by those who worship the devil, we will have Exposi on and Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament on October 31st from 7:00 pm un l 8:50 pm in the evening in the Main Church. A Mass of repara on will follow at 9:00 pm.

Join us for a Living Rosary

Responding to Pope Francis’s call to pray the Rosary in October, the Rosary Society will be hos ng a Living Rosary (rosary where each person leads one prayer in the Rosary) on October 31, 2018 at 4:50 pm in the Church. This is a wonderful way to pray against the a acks of the Devil in October. We hope you can join us!

Please join us for Mass at 8:00 am for

All Souls Day ~ November 2, 2018 in the Main Church

Please remember to pray for those who have died this past year.

May 2018 14 ~ Orlene and Gertrude Nygaard

17 ~ Caroline Nester 25 ~ Ellen Reed

June 2018 7 ~ Roman Utecht 14 ~ Robert Lang

30 ~ Lorraine Rekuski

July 2018 4 ~ Rose Hahn

15 ~ Elizabeth Moody 22 ~ LeRoy Enfield

August 2018 11 ~ Maxine Smith

11 ~ Blanche Kreutzian

September 2018 12 ~ Anthony Zegar

17 ~ Ferdinand Nsameh 22 ~ Robert Nelson

24 ~ Kathleen Mullen 24 ~ Gladys Stewart

October 2018 3 ~ Rose Cole

7 ~ Margaret Mary Roers 8 ~ Richard Dischinger 22 ~ Wayne Whetston

October 2017 19 ~ Paul Sco Staples

28 ~ Anne Hughes

November 2017 1 ~ Emily Szymanski 16 ~ Charles DeMay 26 ~ Margaret Mich

December 2017 2 ~ Margaret Schiebel

17 ~ Winny Bienias

January 2018 6 ~ Shirley Mitchell 8 ~ Helen Corrigan

24 ~ Rosella Dondlinger 24 ~ Pat Klassen

30 ~ Marvin Barrows

February 2018 17 ~ Bernard Zambrano

17 ~ Sophie Barry

March 2018 2 ~ James Kniprath

8 ~ Delores Malerich 11 ~ Klarita Wildhaber 20 ~ Charles Browne

30 ~ Jeane e Zachman

April 2018 8 ~ John Traczyk

11 ~ Thomas Moran 13 ~ Howard Bauermeister

26 ~ Paul Berndt 26 ~ Jack Lawrance

IS JESUS CALLING YOU?

Fathers, Sons, Grandpas, and Grandsons, or young men 4th grade and up - come serve at the altar. A Parish wide training session will be held Saturday, November 10th at 10:30 am in the main Church. Please contact John Lacina at 763-561-7125 if you have any ques ons.

MCCW (Minneapolis Council of Catholic Women)

Deanery Mee ng Monday, November 12, 2018 at 9:00 am

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Minneapolis, MN Reserva on contact: Mary Lacina 763-566-4346 or

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FIRST FRIDAY SENIOR COFFEE

Join us on Friday, November 2nd, following the 8:00 am Mass, in Marian Hall for Fellowship, coffee, and donuts.

Fall is in the air, and the trees are dropping their leaves. Raking up those leaves is another opportunity to earn money for our school. Consider using SCRIP when picking up all of your yard work

supplies. For your convenience, we have a variety of gi cards available. Stop by the SCRIP desk in the East Gathering Area today! Volunteers: November 3rd: 5:30 pm Mass: Sheryl J. November 4th: 8:30 am Mass: Lynn T. 10:30 am Mass: Erin R.

IF THE UNBORN IS A HUMAN BEING, THEN THE POPULAR DEFENSES FOR ABORTION ARE NOT VALID BECAUSE THEY FAIL TO JUSTIFY TAKING AN INNOCENT HUMAN LIFE.

Popular Defense #3: “Women shouldn’t have to carry a child conceived through rape.” A. A pregnancy from rape can be emo onally devasta ng, but why should the child pay with his own life for his father’s crime? B. We would not allow the woman to shoot the rapist a er he’s been caught for her own emo onal relief. 1. If she cannot kill the guilty party to make her feel be er, why should she be allowed to kill an innocent child for the same reason? 2. People may protest by saying the rapist is a human being, but that only furthers our point - being human makes all the difference. C. Clearly, rape is not the issue. D. If the unborn is a human being, she should not be killed just

so the mother isn’t reminded of the trauma c event.

By asking these ques ons (“Columbo Tac c”), we make our opponents establish the reasonable standard and then apply it to their own view.

In essence, we’re forcing them to answer their own challenge.

Popular Defense #4: “Making abor on illegal forces women into dangerous back-alley abor ons.” A. This argument works if we make personal, elec ve

surgeries illegal, buy why should the law be faulted for making the killing of an innocent child risky?

1. The fact that bank-robbing is dangerous to the felon doesn’t seem to be a good reason for making bank robbery legal. 2. As abor on advocate Mary Anne Warren points out, “The fact that restric ng access to abor on has tragic effects does not, in itself, show that the restric ons are unjus fied, since murder is wrong regardless of the consequences forbidding it.” B. Clearly, illegal abor ons are not the real issue. C. If the unborn is a human being and the law forbids an abor on, a woman’s use of a back-alley abor on would be her own choice. No one is “forcing” her.

When answering the defense of rape, ask if it is ever jus fiable to kill an innocent human being (whether unborn or born) who reminds us of a trauma c event. Killing someone who is innocent is never the answer. (The point above can be framed as a ques on using the “Columbo Tac c”: “Would we allow the woman to shoot the rapist for her own emo onal relief a er he’s been caught?”)

Printed with permission from The Gospel Coali on. “Making Abor on Unthinkable” © Gregory Koukl, Sco Klusendorf, Stand to Reason

Nunilo (also known as Nunilone) and Alodia were sisters who lived at Huesca in Spain during the first half of the ninth century. Their mother was a Chris an, their father a Muslim. When he died, their mother married another Muslim, who treated his step-daughters badly and objected to their prac ce of the Chris an religion. They came under pressure to marry but had decided to devote themselves to a life of virginity in God’s service, so they le home and went to live with a Chris an aunt.

Persecu on of the Chris ans in Spain began in 850 with the publica on of laws against them, For example, it was decreed that the children of Muslim fathers had to follow Islam and not Chris anity. Nunilo and Alodia were too well known in the town to escape the a en ons of the authori es for long and were arrested. The judge tried to win them over to Islam by a mixture of threats and fla ery. When they s ll refused to renounce their faith, he handed them over to a group of disreputable women to see if they could shake the sisters’ fidelity. When this too failed, the judge ordered them to be beheaded. These two loyal sisters triumphed in this way over the lies and threats of the evil one and so entered eternal life in 851. The authori es guarded their bodies for a while to try to prevent the Chris ans from venera ng them as martyrs, but eventually they were brought to a Chris an shrine. Saints Nunilo and Alodia, 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)

Saints of the Day - Saints Nunilo and Alodia

THANK YOU!! The Knights of Columbus thanks all parishioners and friends that enjoyed Booyah at our recent Booyah Fest on October 20th. The KC’s enjoy providing an opportunity for our parish to get together! The monies raised allow us support our parish and community when we are asked to purchase or donate requested items and help with special projects. God bless you!

Eucharis c Adora on contact Be y Kreuter at 763-537-1399

Let the hearts that seek the Lord rejoice; turn to the Lord and his strength; constantly seek his face. [Sunday, October 28 Entrance An phon Ps 105 3-4]

You are invited to begin a commitment to an hour of Adora on each week in the Eucharis c Adora on Chapel at the Church of St. Raphael. No need to wait for the new year to begin. Now is always a favorable me. Just complete a form found at the entrances of the Church and the Eucharis c Adora on Chapel or contact Be y at the above number to no fy her of the hour you are commi ng to cover.

Blessings, thanksgiving and peace to the hundreds who have already made a commitment and con nue to be faithful to their hour!

Almost everyone has an event in life that keeps them from their commi ed hour, once in a while. When this occurs there is a subs tute list that they use to find someone to take their place. The commitment is that simple. There may already be someone commi ed to the hour you choose. Then you become prayer partners and you share the hour and may rely on each other to subs tute if one of you is unable to a end a week. If you find yourself visi ng the chapel at the same hour each week, maybe you could make a commitment to come every week at that hour for an en re hour.

Fall in love with Jesus Christ, to live his very life, so that our world may have life in the light of the gospel. ~ St. John Paul II

Come and converse silently with our Lord. Begin or strengthen your rela onship with him.

Urgent Need for Adorer: Monday, 7:00-8:00 pm

Quotes from a survey of the Adorers at St. Raphael’s Chapel:

~ ”Because it allows me to be face to face w/Jesus. Adora on for me is a place of peace and calm in a busy life.”

~ “It’s my special, quiet me to be with Jesus. I have received so many blessings since becoming a regular adorer. I cannot count them!! It’s a regular me in my life and I cannot live without it. Thank you, Jesus.”

PARISH HOLY HOUR Please join us for the Parish Holy Hour on November 4th, at 3:00 pm, in the Holy Spirit Chapel. The hour will include the Rosary, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and silent prayer.

Prayer request forms will be located on the small table just outside the Holy Spirit Chapel. Your prayer requests will be added to the Holy Hour inten ons.

Ques ons? Contact: Peggy Diedrich at 763-536-7803.

Please join the Rosary Society for their monthly Rosary at the Chapel of the Innocents in Robbinsdale (next door to the abor on clinic) at 9:30 am on Thursday, November 8, 2018. This monthly Rosary takes place at 9:30 am on the first Thursday of every month. Prayers are offered for the end of abor on and the protec on of all human life from concep on un l natural death.

MONTHLY ROSARY

PLEASE PRAY FOR:

David McMillen Joan Bridell-Thompson Lisa Harm Jeff Woodruff Don Knopick Tom Dancisak Pat Dancisak Norb Meier Denise Brown Andrew Eisenzimmer Anthony Smith Virginia Hartley Paul/Roxana Bruins J.P. Ehlenz Audrey Kauffmann Mary Lou Wensman

To add a name please call 763-537-8401 x523.

First Saturday Devo ons All are invited to a end the First Saturday Devo on to Our Lady of Fa ma, a er 8:00 am

Mass, on the first Saturday of each month, in the Holy Spirit Chapel. The next first Saturday is November 3rd. Our Lady of Fa ma promised Sister Lucia that she would “assist at the hour of death, with graces necessary for salva on all those who on the first Saturdays of five consecu ve months; confess , receive Holy Communion, pray a Rosary and keep me company for a quarter of an hour medita ng on the fi een mysteries with the inten on of offering me repara on”.

Readings for the Week of October 28, 2018 Sunday: Jer 31:7-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Heb 5:1-6/ Mk 10:46-52 Monday: Eph 4:32--5:8/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [cf. Eph 5:1]/ Lk 13:10-17 Tuesday: Eph 5:21-33 or 5:2a, 25-32/Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 [1a]/ Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Eph 6:1-9/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab, 13cd-14/ Lk 13:22-30 Thursday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/Ps 24:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. 6]/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a Friday: Wis 3:1-9/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1 or 4ab]/Rom 5:5-11 or Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40 Saturday: Phil 1:18b-26/Ps 42:2, 3, 5cdef/Lk 14:1, 7-11 Next Sunday: Dt 6:2-6/Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/Heb 7:23-28/Mk 12:28b-34 © LPi

St. Raphael Chant Schola will sing at the 8:30 am Mass on the first Sunday of each month. Our next Mass is November 4th.

If you would like to join the men of the Schola in learning chant as well as simple polyphony, we

prac ce most Mondays at 7:30 pm. Come join us! Contact benblackhawk170@gmail.com for more informa on.

We do not yet have a women's Schola. Please contact Ben at the above address to express interest if you are a woman (young, mature, experienced or neophyte) interested in singing Gregorian Chant at Mass.

LITURGICAL MINISTRY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

READERS: Have you thought that you would like to proclaim the Word of God publicly? We are looking for volunteers to become readers at all weekend Masses. Orienta on sessions will be held as needed.

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: We are looking for volunteers to become Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at daily Mass, and at all weekend Masses, (especially the 5:30 pm Saturday Mass).

If you are interested in either of these wonderful opportuni es to serve the parish and par cipate more in the Mass, please contact Jeanine at (763) 257-4907 to sign up.

USHERS: We also have a great need of more ushers.

If you are interested in serving the parish as an usher, or would like more informa on about this ministry, please contact Jerry Rako at (612) 810-6629 or email him at jdrako162@gmail.com Please prayerfully consider serving in these ministries.

Social Teachings of the Catholic Church Tuesday Evenings 6:30 - 7:30 pm

October 30th November 6th and 13th

This Tuesday evening, October 30th we will con nue the five week course on Catholic Social Teaching. The course content is being taught by Fr. Al er and a discussion period is being facilitated by parishioner Dennis Minnice, a re red teacher. The classes are taught in Marian Hall from 6:30-7:30 pm. The classes address the history of Catholic Social Teaching, the founda on of Catholic Social Teaching, the Principles of Catholic Social Doctrine, and the prac cal applica on of this doctrine. The classes are offered at no charge and are open to anyone interested in what the Church teaches about human rela onships and society.

Celebrate Priesthood Sunday ~ October 28th

Today, our parish is celebra ng “Priesthood Sunday” by distribu ng “bookmarks” at the church entrances with a prayer to honor Fathers Rudolph and Al er. We invite you to pause this Sunday to thank them for providing the gi of the sacraments and the many ways they serve us. Also consider sending off a note to other priests who have been part of your family celebra ons like Bap sm or Holy Marriage. God blesses not only our parish, but also the en re universal Church with priests who give of themselves for us by preaching, teaching, and living God’s call to this voca on of service. Serra members ac vely work to invite, affirm and pray for all Church voca ons - to the priesthood, diaconate, and religious life. For more informa on, contact: Mary Szydlik at 763-561-2741

YOUTH MINISTRY

Ques ons about the Youth Ministry Programs? Please contact Anna Scherber at 763-537-8401 x210 or at: ascherber@straphaelcrystal.org

OPEN YOUTH ROOM Open youth room is a me of fellowship, fun, & games.

JUNIOR HIGH: October 30th from 2:20-5:00 PM SENIOR HIGH: October 31st from 5:00 - 6:45 PM

ALL GRADES: November 23rd from 6:00-10:00 PM

RITE OF CONFIRMATION [ROC] These nights are required for all 9th-10th graders.

No Confirma on Class or Faith Forma on: October 31st Life Night Youth Group: November 7th from 7:00-8:15 PM in

Marian Hall for all 8th-12th grade students.

CORE TEAM UPDATE Core Team Mee ng: November 4th from 6:00-9:00 PM in

Marian Hall.

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5640 WEST BROADWAYCRYSTAL, MN 55428763-537-3655

• Licensed Since 1987• Accepting 6wks to 5yrs. old• Flexible Rates / Hrs 6-4:30 PM

5430 Boone Ave. NoNew Hope 763-592-2680

KAPALA-GLODEK-MALONEFuneral Home

Cremation ServicesAdvance Planning

Meaningful, appropriate, affordable

763-535-41127800 Bass Lake Road

New Hope