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This Week at the Basilica Sunday, September 2

Monday, September 3—Labor Day Basilica, Parish Office, and Visitors’ Center Closed 9:00AM Mass—Basilica Tuesday, September 4

Wednesday, September 5 10:00AM SVDP Food Pantry—PC 12:00PM Mass followed by Exposition/Adoration—Undercroft 1:00PM Patriotic Rosary—Undercroft 2:00PM Rosary for the Respect of Life—Undercroft 3:00PM Divine Mercy Chaplet—Undercroft 5:30PM Vespers and Benediction—Undercroft Thursday, September 6 6:30PM Christian Women Board Meeting—PC-K 6:30PM Parenting Network—PC-LR, PC-UL Friday, September 7 9:30AM School Mass—Basilica 5:00PM Wedding Rehearsal—Basilica Saturday, September 8 4:30PM Mass: Baptisms during Mass Basilica Religious Education Registration Weekend Reverse Collection Coupon Distribution Weekend 1:30PM Wedding—Basilica Sunday, September 9 Basilica Religious Education Registration Weekend Reverse Collection Coupon Distribution Weekend Meet and Greet Sunday 11:00AM Wedding Retreat—PC

Mass Intentions Sunday, September 2 Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Sat. 4:30PM +Harry and +Jane Nitkowski Sun. 8:00AM +Aloyse Krass 10:00AM For the Basilica Parish Community 12:00PM +Virginia Lesperance

Monday, September 3—Saint Gregory the Great 9:00AM Intentions of Nancy Shina

Tuesday, September 4—Weekday 7:00AM Saint Anthony Novena

Wednesday, September 5—Weekday 7:00AM +Vijay and +Claudia 12:00PM Saint Joseph Novena

Thursday, September 6—Weekday 7:00AM +Marilyn Mijokovic

Friday, September 7—Weekday 7:00AM For Vocations to the Religious Life,

Priesthood, Diaconate, and Lay Ministry 9:30AM +Peter D. Flament

Saturday, September 8 The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 8:00AM +Edwin Pilawa 1:30PM Nguyen and Shantz Wedding

Sunday, September 9 Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Sat. 4:30PM +Bernard and +Regina Fialkowski Sun. 8:00AM +Sophie Kubacki 10:00AM +Barbara Adams 12:00PM For the Basilica Parish Community

Our Beloved Deceased Pray for the repose of the soul of:

+Evelyn Greski

Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her.

Parish Stewardship Sunday Envelopes (August 26) ................................ $7,405.00 Religious Education Programs (August 26) .............. $1,076.00

Thank you for your faithful stewardship. Donate online by visiting www.thebasilica.org

or scan the QR-Code on the right.

Remember the Basilica in your Will, Trust or Estate Planning.

Liturgical Ministers Schedule September 8 & 9—Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Lectors Eucharistic Ministers Altar Servers

Sat. 4:30PM Nancy Esteves Maureen Gromacki Declan Swayne Rebecca Sanchez Stephen Pontus Remy Swayne Patricia Pontus Romy Swayne

Sun. 8:00AM Daniel Jankowski Susan Donahue Katarina Serrano Dana Owens Jane Pastorek Claire Zyniecki Sofia Zyniecki

Sun. 10:00AM Joseph Dannecker Diane Zayechek Jonah Ebent Megan Morey Jamie Granbois Matthew Kowalinski Paul Granbois Ryan Zinski Cynthia Nazario Linda Hintze Hung Hoang

Christine LeBlanc

Sun. 12:00PM Robin Mitchell Sharon Felten Susan Mitchell Carl Felten Hung Hoang

Weddings • Banns Pray for the following couple as they prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage:

III Lap Nguyen and Nicole Shantz

• Congratulations Jaroslaw Mielczarek and Karen Wieckowski who were married this weekend at the Basilica. May the Lord bless them in their married life.

Our Newly Baptized Welcome our newly baptized members:

Jackson Joshua Hermann Zosia Ann Jadolon Carson Jared Olsen

May the Lord bless them as they begin their life in the Church.

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2018-19 Religious Education Programs Registration Next Weekend Saturday, September 8 and Sunday September 9 After All Masses • Undercroft Come be a part of this exciting new year of formation at the Basilica! You will be able to sign-up for the Basilica Religious Education Programs: BasiliKIDS (Grades K-8), BasiliCREW (Grades 9-12), Confirmation, First Communion, and RCIA. Registration is $50 per child and $100 per family (2 or more children).

New This Year: Children Grades 2-5 will be learning from The Revised Saint Joseph Baltimore Catechism, teens will be viewing Bishop Robert Barron’s new series The Mass as well as learning from the Didache Series, and there will be formation opportunities for parents!

For more information on all these programs, contact Jerry, our DRE, at (414) 645-5623, x221 or dre@thebasilica.org. You can also register on our website www.thebasilica.org.

Sunday, September 9 Join us as we officially welcome our new Parochial Vicars, Fr. John Clote, OFM Conv. and Fr. Lawrence Zurek, OFM Conv. at the Meet & Greet after each Mass on this day.

Fr. Lawrence and Fr. John at the Beatification of

Solanus Casey in 2017.

The Food Pantry Needs Your Help! Are you available for a few hours on Wednesday mornings? Are you looking for a way to help the less fortunate and fulfill a corporal work of mercy? If the answer to these questions is yes, then we have a great opportunity for you.

There is a need for an individual or individuals to assist at the Basilica Food Pantry in the Parish Center. The help is needed even if you can only help a Wednesday here and there.

For more information, visit the food pantry this Wednesday in our Parish Center. It runs from 10:00AM - 11:00AM. Arrive a little earlier to help with set-up.

You may also send your name and contact information to sjbdome@archmil.org or call (414) 645-5623, x210. The information will then be forwarded to the volunteers at the Food Pantry. We thank you for your consideration and helping us aid those in need.

Mass on Labor Day Monday, September 3 • 9:00AM Join us for Mass on Labor Day. Please note there will not be a 7:00AM Mass that day and the Parish Office will be closed and the Basilica will close following the Mass.

Thank You for Your Help & Generosity “...whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.”—Matthew 25:40

As of Monday, August 27, your contributions toward the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s Annual Missionary Cooperation Plan totaled $4,131.60. Thank for your generosity and support of the missions!

Meet and Greet Sunday Sunday, September 9 • Following all Masses • Undercroft SS What a great opportunity to spend time in conversation, getting to know fellow parishioners, while enjoying some tasty bakery and beverages.

Thinking of joining the Basilica Parish? You can register as a new Parish member at any Meet & Greet.

Volunteers Needed Want to help? Don’t know what to do? Consider volunteering at the Basilica Meet and Greet the first Sunday of most months. While we currently have some volunteers, we’d like more to help spread the work and involve more people.

We specifically need someone to register new parishioners after the 10:00AM and 12:00PM Masses. If you are friendly and wish to personally welcome new people, this may be a good fit for you. If interested, contact Chris at (414) 651-2215 or vankep6868@gmail.com.

Christian Women Service Award The Christian Women Service Award honors a member of the Christian Women who exemplifies Christian Service. It helps recognize members who contribute time and talent, leadership and participation to the community, church, Basilica Parish, and the Christian Women organization. The award is presented at the Christian Women Anniversary Mass.

If you know a woman deserving of this award, please submit a written nomination with a description of why this woman is a good candidate for this year’s award. Also include your name and telephone number. Nominations can be mailed to the Basilica Parish Office or put in the collection basket at Mass. Be sure to mark your envelope “Christian Women Service Award.” Nominations are due by Monday, October 8.

Reverse Collection Saturday, September 8 and Sunday, September 9 Coupon Distribution Weekend

Saturday, September 15 and Sunday, September 16 Food Collection Weekend Next weekend, the Reverse Collection coupons will be distributed at the Masses. The coupons are used as a guide for purchases for the food pantry. If you will not be in attendance or are unable to bring food items, consider a monetary donation. Be sure to make your checks payable to Saint Vincent de Paul.

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Support and Thank Our Advertisers We at the Basilica would like to thank all of our advertisers. Continue to show your support for them because without them, this bulletin would not be possible. Always check the back of the bulletin first before you search elsewhere. Even mention you found their ad on our bulletin, so they know their advertising is effective!

Giving Opportunities Consider a contribution to one of these funds.

BASILICA OPERATIONS FUND Benefits the day-to-day operations of the Basilica and its properties.

BASILICA OF SAINT JOSAPHAT ENDOWMENT FUND Benefits the parish buildings and upkeep for the future.

BASILICA MEMORIAL FUND Benefits only the furnishings and liturgical appointments of the Basilica.

SAINT JOSAPHAT PARISH SCHOOL ENDOWMENT FUND Benefits the future of our parish school directly.

BROTHER JACOBA FUND Benefits the social outreach ministries of the Basilica parish such as our Food Pantry and the English as a Second Language Program.

For all the funds above, make your checks payable to: BASILICA OF SAINT JOSAPHAT In the Memo, please note the appropriate fund from above.

Drop them in the collection basket or send them to: Basilica of Saint Josaphat Attn: Business Office 2333 S 6th St Milwaukee WI 53215-3203

You can also visit our website for other ways you can donate. Simply visit www.thebasilica.org and click on the Donate tab at the top of the page.

Saint Vincent de Paul Friends of the Poor® Walk Saturday, September 29 8:00AM – 8:30AM: Check-in • 9:00AM: Walk Begins Saint Alphonsus Church & Scout Lake Park 6060 W Loomis Rd, Greendale Cost: $25 adult /$10 child ages 5-17 includes t-shirt Register Online: www.svdpmilw.org The walk begins at Saint Alphonsus Church, Greendale and then follows a path along the serene path of Scout Lake Park. It is a family fun and pet- friendly event. The proceeds from the walk benefit the two meal sites of the SVDP Milwaukee Meal Program. For more information contact the Walk Coordinator at mwelz@svdpmilw.org or (414) 462-7837, x109.

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Jubilee Celebration for Married Couples Saturday, October 6 • 10:00AM Saint John the XXIII (Saint Peter Campus) 1800 N Wisconsin St, Port Washington Registration Required by Tuesday, September 25 Join the Office for Marriage & Family Life in celebrating your silver or golden wedding anniversary. This Mass honors those married in 1993 or 1968, celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries. Couples married over 50 years are also welcomed to attend this celebration. A reception will follow the Liturgy. Cost is $40.00 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo. For more information or to register, call (414) 758-2201, or visit www.johnpaul2center.org/marriageministry to print a flyer with registration form or to register online.

New Horizons Weekend of Healing for Separated/Divorced Friday, September 28 – Sunday, September 30 Schoenstatt Retreat Center-Waukesha Registration deadline: Wednesday, September 19 This weekend is designed to help each participant embark upon a new phase of life. It is an opportunity for divorced persons to pause and examine their lives – their strong points and weaknesses, their hurts, disappointments, joys and frustrations. The cost of $150.00 includes five meals and lodging for the entire weekend (financial assistance is available). For more information or to register, contact Annette in the Office for Marriage and Family Life at (414) 758-2201 or visit www.johnpaul2center.org/Nazareth--Project/Separated-and-Divorced.htm

LIP SERVICE Of all the human frailties and foibles, faults and sins, the one that seems to elicit the worst howls is hypocrisy. When we profess to believe and practice one thing, and then are caught behaving in the opposite way, our shame is (or ought to be) profound. Religious hypocrisy is probably the worst. When we hold our actions and beliefs to a higher standard and then fail to live up to them, it’s human and sinful and flawed. But when we proclaim that we are holding up that higher standard at the same time that we are knowingly violating it, there is a fundamental dishonesty, a breach of truth that is especially repugnant. It adds sin to sin and dishonors the very idea of virtue. It becomes a scandal.

SINCERITY AND TRUTH Jesus was constantly trying to get people to see and understand that mere observance of the law was not what pleased God. What is in the heart is what is most important. This does not mean that good intentions justify bad actions! We humans are complicated and wily. We are quite capable of creating huge and complex human structures that are just difficult enough to convince us that we are following some right “way” and that others are not. God’s laws are simple: love God, love your neighbor as yourself. There is no need to complicate love.

Jesus points out that real uncleanness comes from within a person. Evil intentions and every kind of bad behavior have their roots in our inner sinfulness, our selfishness. That is what Jesus came to save us from. Of course we cannot, by our own devices, be better people. We are utterly dependent on God for the necessary change of heart that will result in good and loving actions. God freely offers us this help, if only we would stop hiding behind the screen of self‑righteousness. If we are humble enough to recognize our own selfishness, and loving enough truly to care for the well‑being of others, we will be able to fulfill both the letter and the spirit of the law.

Today’s Readings: Deuteronomy 4:1–2, 6–8; Psalm 15:2–5; James 1:17–18, 21b–22, 27; Mark 7:1–8, 14–15, 21–23

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Judgment tends to have a bad reputation. We often associate it with condemnation, and in the Gospels, we associate it with

the Pharisees. Today’s Gospel features the Pharisees doing exactly what we expect. “They observed that some of his disciples ate their meals with unclean, that is, unwashed, hands.” The Jewish people had strict purification laws that applied to all areas of life. The Pharisees attempt to accuse Jesus of not following the ancestral traditions. Jesus doesn’t take offense at their judgments per se. He instead points out the hypocrisy of their words. “You hypocrites… this people honors me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.”

From there, Jesus turns his attention to the concerns of the heart. “The things that come from within are what defile.” He lists off a number of sins, including some the Pharisees were likely struggling with, including evil thoughts, envy, and arrogance. When we examine the list, perhaps we’re reminded of our own trips to the confessional! As we strive to follow Jesus and live with integrity, we must be aware of our hearts. We must judge our own actions. Are they leading us closer to God or away from him? Are we growing in love of our neighbor, or are we becoming more closed in on ourselves?

As we move into this week, consider the state of our own heart. Perhaps you are overly scrupulous in less important areas. Perhaps there are large areas of overlooked sin that you’ve excused for too long. Whatever it is, the judgment of God need not cripple us. He offers us a share in his mercy as soon as we turn to him. This week, allow your heart to be transformed!

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The Li’l Friar Basilica Gift Shop 622 W Lincoln Avenue (across from the Basilica)

(414) 902-3521 Regular Store Hours

First Sunday of the Month: 9:00AM to 2:00PM Tuesday-Wednesday: 10:00AM to 5:00PM

Thursday-Friday: 10:00AM to 7:00PM Saturday: 10:00AM to 4:30PM

Pavilion Gifts & Tours Located on the Lincoln Avenue Level of the

Basilica Visitors’ Center in the Pope John Paul II Pavilion

(414) 902-3523 Regular Store Hours

Monday—Saturday: 9:00AM to 4:00PM Sunday: 9:00AM to 1:30PM

2018 Calendar Raffle Winners Date Ticket # Winner Amount August 19 2815 Keirnan Kawleski $50.00 August 20 2786 Myra Stever $25.00 August 21 5945 Will Roesch $25.00 August 22 3153 Eugene Kubacki $25.00 August 23 2549 Kelson Cunningham $25.00 August 24 550 Mark Bowman $25.00 August 25 3014 Lavonne Gilson $25.00

Pastoral Care to the Sick/Infirmed If you have a family member or friend who is sick and in a facility of care or is homebound and in need of a visit, contact the Basilica Parish Office at (414) 645-5623, x210.

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BASILICA PARISH OFFICE • 2333 S 6TH ST • MILWAUKEE, WI 53215-3203 HOURS: 9:00AM—4:00PM (MONDAY—FRIDAY)

PASTORAL STAFF .................................................................. (414) 645-5623 Conventual Franciscans Very Rev. Michael J. Glastetter, OFM Conv. .......... Rector & Pastor, x 213 Rev. John B. Clote, OFM Conv.. ............................ Parochial Vicar, x 224 Rev. Lawrence W. Zurek, OFM Conv.. .................. Parochial Vicar, x 232 Permanent Deacons Mr. William Banach Mr. Theodore Faust Director of Administrative Services Ms. Sharon A. Kubacki, CPA .......................................................... x 212 Director of Religious Education (DRE) Mr. Jerry Krajewski ........................................................................ x 221 Director of Music & Organist Mr. Christopher Berry .................................................................... x 219 Director of Environmental Services Mr. Cary Maleu ............................................................................. x 220 Sacristan & Parish Secretary Mr. Paul Trzebiatowski .................................................................. x 210 Administrative Assistant Mr. James Trzebiatowski ................................................................ x 230 Pastoral Council Chairperson Mr. Glen Kazmierski

POPE JOHN PAUL II PAVILION•VISITORS’ CENTER HOURS: 9:00AM—4:00PM (MONDAY—SATURDAY)

Director of Visitor Services ........................................................................ x 235 or (414) 902-3523

SAINT JOSAPHAT PARISH SCHOOL 801 W LINCOLN AVE • MILWAUKEE, WI 53215-3222

Principal Mrs. Kelly Savasta ........................................................... (414) 645-4378

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CELEBRATION OF EUCHARIST Sundays: Saturday at 4:30PM 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 12:00PM Weekdays: Monday-Friday at 7:00AM Wednesday at 12:00PM Saturday at 8:00AM Holy Days: See the Bulletin for the Schedule

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Wednesdays: Following the 12:00PM Mass Vespers & Benediction at 5:30PM

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Weekdays: Monday-Friday following the 7:00AM Mass Saturday following the 8:00AM Mass Saturdays: 3:00PM

REGISTERING AS A PARISH MEMBER Contact the Parish Office, (414) 645-5623, x 210, to receive more information. Children of registered parents should register on their own as adults on their eighteenth birthday.

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING AND VISITING THE SICK Contact the Parish Office, (414) 645-5623, x 210, if you are hospitalized or homebound and would like a visit from a member of the Pastoral Staff.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Parents must be registered parishioners. After attending a preparation class, they may schedule their child’s baptism. Baptisms typically take place on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.

Adults seeking baptism and/or entry into the Catholic Church are invited to participate in the parish RCIA program.

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Either the Bride or Groom must be a registered parishioner for at least six months prior to reserving a date for the wedding. For more information, contact the Parish Office, (414) 645-5623, x 210.

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