GOOD SHEPHERD CHILTON, WISCONSIN
May 6, 2018
MISSION STATEMENT Good Shepherd Parish fosters a Catholic community dedicated to worship, education, moral values and social
justice by prayer, service and sharing through the grace of God, for the salvation of all.
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Parish Office 62 E. Main Street Chilton, WI 53014
Office Hours
Mon. thru Thur. 8 am - 4:30 pm Fri. 8 am - noon
Ministry Office (920) 849-9363 Catholic School (920) 849-4141 Religious Ed. (117) (920) 849-9363 Pastoral Team & Staff Very Rev. Ryan Krueger Pastor Dennis Bennin Deacon Sandy Winkel Business Manager Carrie Aimers RE Coordinator Michelle Blatz PLM Coordinator Diane Schneider Admin. Assistant Liz Rollmann Principal Chilton Area Catholic School Phone 849-4141 Cafeteria ext. 301 849-4141 or 849-9363 Convent 849-4377 Liz Rollmann Principal Board of Education Peter Feider 920-286-0435 Tina Franzen 439-1204 Abby Grasse 418-0532 Kari Kahlow 920-979-1844 Sandy Meyer 849-4726 Ralph Prescott 849-2589 Tom Reinl 849-9853 Melissa Sosa 920-464-0211 Pat Winkler 920-418-3111 Religious Education 849-9363 Carrie Aimers Ext. 117 Good Shepherd Council Members Gertie Bonlander 849-2169 Pauline Geiser 849-7393 Thomas Heiberger 418-4005 Lori Krause 849-3531 Ken Mathes 849-2999 Debra Murphy 775-4057 Susan Stecker 849-4955 Parish Trustees Wendy Sell, Trustee-Treasurer Debra Murphy, Trustee-Secretary Parish Email: [email protected] View bulletin online: PARISHESonline www.goodshepherdchilton.org
Love
The readings this week call us to love as the Father first loved. Love has many different meanings in today’s world. We use the word love when we talk about our favorite food, clothes, movies, books, etc. We also talk about loving our family members and loving our friends. Though we use the same word, we mean different things. I love my husband differently than how I love my children. My love for my children is different than my love for my siblings and my parents. The multiple uses of this one simple word can cause us to simplify God’s call. This love that Jesus is talking about and that he modeled is not about a feeling, but about a determined act of the will. We must willfully choose to put others’ happiness first. We are called to love as God first loved. When we look at how God loved us, we see that God sacrificed everything for us. He gave His only son so that we may have life to abundance. Like God we are called to sacrifice everything we have for the good of others. This kind of love is known as agape and is a love of goodwill. The meaning of agape love is laid out in First Corinthians, “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” Though this reading is sometimes used at wed-dings, the love that is demonstrated is how we are called to encounter eve-ryone. By practicing the moral virtues we can begin to truly live this reading. In order to remain in His love Jesus reminds us that we must follow the commandments. Jesus says, “just as I have kept my Father’s command-ments and remain in his love.” Jesus emptied Himself in following God’s command for His life. Are we truly willing to offer everything we have and everything we are to follow where God is leading us? Are we able to bear wrongs patiently and forgive all injuries? Are we patient? Do we practice humility? As a parent I struggle with having patience as I am telling my children for what feels like the fifteenth time to put on their shoes and get ready for school. I struggle with keeping calm when my child decides to talk back. In the midst of the ugly chaos that sometimes ensues from having four chil-dren I have been blessed to grow in the virtues that God has given us. As a parent, I am able to understand more clearly how God loves us whether or not we deserve to be loved. Even when I am upset with one of my children I still love them with everything I have. God loves us not because we deserve to be loved, not because we live up to certain standards, but because that is who God is. Regardless of whether or not we deserve His love at any given moment He is always loving us with open arms. Carrie Aimers ’ RE Coordinator
“Some people are so foolish that they think they can go through life without the help of the Blessed Mother. Love the Madonna and pray the rosary, for her Rosary is the weapon against the evils of the world today. All graces given by God pass through the Blessed Mother.” St. Pio of Pietrelcina WSL Committee
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Saturday, May 5 - Easter Weekday 3:00 pm Confessions 4:00 pm +Robert Reif and Roger Chesebro Sunday, May 6 - Sixth Sunday of Easter 7:00 am Confessions 8:00 am +Norbert Meyers 9:00 am Confessions 10:00 am Living and Deceased Members of GSP Monday, May 7 - Easter Weekday Tuesday, May 8 - Easter Weekday 8:00 am +Ermine and Veronica Thielmann Wednesday, May 9 - Easter Weekday 8:00 am +Gregory and Catherine Kraus 6:30 pm Living Rosary Thursday, May 10 - Easter Weekday 8:00 am +Elmer and Marcella Lenz 6:30 pm Rosary 7:00 pm May Crowning Friday, May 11 - Easter Weekday 8:00 am +Gervase Hephner Saturday, May 12 - Easter Weekday 3:00 pm Confessions 4:00 pm Living and Deceased Members of GSP Sunday, May 13 - The Ascension of The Lord 7:00 am Confessions 8:00 am +Victor and Agnita Nennig 9:00 am Confessions 10:00 am +Carl and Anna Grittner 50th Wedding Anniversary - Eugene & Colleen Enneper
WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS AND SERVICES
Parish Fiscal Year 7/1/2017-6/30/2018 Stewardship Review as of 4/30/2018 (week 44 of 52)
Last Week Actual Budgeted Gain (Short)
Envelopes $ 7,147.00 $ 10,000.00 $ (2,853.00)
Loose Offering $ 636.51 $ 653.85 $ (17.34)
April Direct Deposit $ 3,333.00 $ - - - - - - $ 3,333.00
$ 11,116.51 $ 10,653.85 $ 462.66
Stewardship YTD Actual YTD Budgeted Gain (Short)
Thru week of 44 of 52 $406,920.07 $468,769.40 ($61,849.33)
8 weeks remaining $ 85,230.60
Fiscal Year Budget $554,000.00
Guidelines for Mass Intentions: Per Person 1 Weekend Mass & 1 Daily Mass per year.
I will be taking Mass Intentions for the year 2019 starting July 1, 2018.
Thank you for your understanding.
Welcome to Good Shepherd Parish We are happy that you decided to worship with us. If you are visiting just for today, we pray that God will be with you on your journey. If you are seeking a church home, we would be honored to welcome you into our parish community. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please call the Parish Office at 920-849-9363.
2018 Bishop's Appeal
Don’t we all sometimes need a new beginning? Jesus
performed miraculous healings we hear throughout the
Gospels. He gave people a new beginning and demon-
strated his power as the Son of God. Many who wit-
nessed or experienced these healings became true be-
lievers Embracing a Life of Discipleship. Jesus was
building disciples through these healings.
Catholic Charities continues this mission of Jesus to-
day. They help people create new beginnings. Through
the counseling services they provide in mental health,
debt management, addiction, adoption and parenting
support, and marriage and family conflict, Catholic
Charities helps people create a clean start.
To help those in need, please make your gift to the
Bishop’s Appeal today. Contact our parish office, use
the pledge card you received at home, or visit the
Bishop’s Appeal website at
www.catholicfoundationgb.org/give to make your
gift. Thank you for your generosity!
2018 Bishop’s Appeal
Goal $70,422
Gifts Received (320) $61,863
Remaining Balance $ 8,559
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RELIGIOUS ED NEWS JESUS & COMPANY
IT’S TIME TO talk about a few things in and outside of the Upper Room that need doing. There is a whole pile of birth-day cards that could use your artistic skills on them to make them bright and colorful for all of those who might be cele-brating a birthday in the future. You know, it’s quite possible that might be happening to everyone at JC. We keep men-tioning this special way we have to make others happy by remembering them on their birthdays and it does really need our attention. To some it may be no big thing but then again...how do You feel when you are remembered by friends? It really doesn’t take a whole lot of effort to love each other, does it? MAYBE THE snow is gone for good now and we can plan our Mary Garden for yet another year. Hopefully we are seeing it grow in size bit-by-bit each year. It will still be lo-cated at the entrance to the convent and if we are ambitious enough it will easily be seen from the church parking lot. We are still thinking about adding a small cement bench either in front of the Garden or off to one side. This may be a thought we can pursue once the Garden is relocated in the future. We can just “keep it on paper” for now along with other ideas we may have to watch it “grow.” Anyway, stay tuned, because all of this could be fun. Have you ever tried digging and planting? Give it a try this summer - you may find out what you’ve been missing. HERE’S YET another reminder about those silent buckets in the Upper Room. In case you didn’t realize itE.They are not supposed to be silent! Lent has been over for a few weeks now, the many buckets are back at their spots in the cupboards and if you want them filled we need to fill the “For Us” jug first. And of course we still have never stopped in our desire to keep filling the “For Them” jug. That one will hopefully be never ending. Our other one ($19 a month) is automatic so we never have to worry about that one. That will carry on for us for as long as we existE.and how long will that be? JESUS - we don’t even have to search for youE.you are always here.
MISSION STATEMENT As always, we entrust our program to Our Lady of Good Help, who asked Sister Adele, “teach them their cate-chism, how to sign themselves with the sign of the Cross, and how to approach the sacraments; this is what I wish you to do.” Let us ask her to help our parish RE program flourish in its’ mission which is: To provide an adequate spiritual and catechetical formation for our youth, so they may enter the world equipped with grace, knowledge, and a relationship with our heavenly Father.”
QUESTION OF THE WEEK Adults: How is love of others connected to love of God?
Children: How can I show Jesus’ love to others this week?
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Our Religious Education Committee meeting will be held Wednesday, May 9th at 6:00PM in the Parish Office. If you are interested in the Religious Education that our students are receiving and are willing to be part of this committee
please contact Carrie Aimers at 849-9363 ext. 117 or email at [email protected].
Our Lady of Good Help ~ Pray for our Families Carrie Aimers Ph: 920-849-9363 ext 117
Email: [email protected] May God Bless You As Only HE Can, Mrs. Carrie Aimers Good Shepherd Parish RE Coordinator 62 East Main St. Chilton, WI 53014 Office: 920.849.9363 ext. 117
Prom - For those attending Prom, why not start with Mass at 4:00 pm and receive a blessing. Please dress appropriately, girls should have their shoulders covered with a jacket or shawl.
New Life Choir (funeral choir) is invited to choir practice May 8th at 6:30 pm for a short review of music. If anyone is interested in joining this choir, please come to the re-hearsal.
Mother's Day Rose Sale: roses will be sold after all the Masses on May 12th & 13th. They will sell for $2.00 each. The proceeds will go to Bella Medical Clinic of Oshkosh, Mother and Unborn Baby Care in Appleton & the Pro-Life exhibit at the Calumet County Fair. If you are interested in helping sell at any of the masses contact me at 849-7393. We thank you in advance! Pauline Geiser
GREEN THUMB SOCIETY The Green Thumb Society is a group of volunteers who every Spring transform our parish grounds into a colorful array of flowers and plants. If you are interested in donating to the purchase of these flowers and plants please place your donation in an enve-lope marked “Green Thumb” and put it in the collection basket or drop it off at the parish office. Thank you for helping to beautify our outside space! Also thank you to the volunteers who do all the planting and upkeep. Your stewardship is greatly appreciated!
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Events/Meetings
2018-2019 REGISTRATION: We are accepting registration for the upcoming
school year. We have classes for children who will be 3 years old by Septem-
ber 1st through 8th grade. Registration information is available at the entrances
of church and in the school office. If you have 3K, 4K, or 5K children, please
hurry to register because these programs are filling fast! In fact, 3K only has
one opening left!
MAY CROWNING: May Crowning will be on Thursday, May 10th. We will be-
gin with the Rosary at 6:30 pm. with the ceremony to follow. All are welcome!
COOKBOOKS: We still have a few cookbooks left. They will be available after
masses this weekend. They are also available at the school and parish offices.
They are $15.00 each and have over 440 recipes from CACS friends and family
and Good Shepherd Parish members. This cookbook would make a great
Mother's Day, graduation, or bridal shower present. They will be available to
purchase in the school and parish office. Thanks for your support and happy
cooking!
SCHOLOARSHIP: The CACS Parent Pride Team is offering a scholarship to
CACS Alumni that are graduating from high school this year. You can pick up
applications in the high school guidance department or the CACS office. These
applications are due May 15th in the school office. The scholarship will be
awarded at the Graduation Mass on May 3rd.
DESTINATION IMAGINATION: The CACS Destination Imagination Team is
headed to Global competition in Knoxville, TN on May 22nd. Destination Imagi-
nation is a program that focuses on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts,
and Math. The team is looking for sponsors to help cover the travel expenses.
If you would like to be an individual or corporate sponsor, please make your
checks to Chilton Area Catholic School and write DI on the memo line. CACS GOLF SCRAMPLE: The 15th Annual Golf Scramble is Saturday, May 19th! Mark your calendars and send in your registration forms soon! Registra-tion forms are available in the parish and school office. SCRIP NEWS: Buy Scrip for all your spring cleaning and gardening needs! Stock up on gift cards for graduation gifts too! Remember that scrip is available at school, after all weekend masses and at State Bank and Premier Credit Un-ion. ALUMNI NEWS: Congratulations to Sophia Guerin who was crowed the Sen-ior Prom Queen at St. Mary’s Academy. ADORATION: CACS adorers for May 8th are Dan and Tracy Thielman. LITTLE SHEPHERD PLAY GROUP: A play group for moms with children from birth to three is available at our school! It is held the 2nd and 4th Thursday’s of the month from 9:00-11:00a.m. All are welcome! CALENDAR WINNERS: Week of April 25th - Please note: Checks for the win-ners will not be sent until the end of the month. $50 Kady Buechel, Chilton $25 Bill Kartheiser, Ripon $25 Gene Hansen, Chilton $25 Dylan Lavey, Malone $25 Janet Karls, Chilton $25 Wilmer Geiser, Chilton $25 Logan Salm, Appleton The Chilton Area Catholic School Mission is to educate the whole person, mind, body and soul following the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church.
Jesus & Company Youth meets every Wednesday in the Upper Room (convent) from 5:30 to 9:00 pm. Youth Masses are every 3rd Sunday of each month 10 a.m. Reconciliation/Confession are held on Saturday afternoons at 3:00 pm and Sun-day mornings at 7 and 9 am. Knights of Columbus Meetings - 3rd Monday of the month at Chilton Eagles. 6:30 lunch and meeting at 7 pm. The Good Shepherd Legion of Mary meets Tuesday at 2:15 pm in the convent, come pray and share with us. St. Vincent DePaul Society, local assis-tance line 920-809-5029. Food Collections 1st weekend of the month, baskets are at church entrances. Meeting 1st Tuesday at 7 pm in the convent. SVDP visits the home bound, helps with simple food and living needs of people in our local community. Ultreya Meetings - are held the third Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm in the former Holy Rosary School, New Holstein. Prayer Shawl Ministry fourth Thursday of every month at the Public Library 6 to 8 pm. Friday Devotions held after morning mass on the First Friday of the month. St. Martin Heritage Park Brat Fry Sun-day, May 6, 11 am to 6 pm. Carry outs available, school memorabilia display. Living Rosary on Wednesday, May 9th at 6:30 pm at Good Shepherd. May Crowning on Thursday, May 10th at 6:30 p.m. at Good Shepherd Parish. Finance Meeting on Tuesday, May 22 at 5:30 p.m. School Board meets on Tuesday, May 22 at 6:30 p.m.
SCHOOL MASS: Please join us for mass on Wednes-day, May 9th at 8:00 a.m. 6th grade students will help with the liturgy.
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Liturgical Ministers May 12 & 13
Ext. Ministers of the Eucharist 4:00 p.m. Pauline Geiser, Mike Hoffmann, Jerry Juckem, Jean/Joe Kasper and Eileen Keuler 8:00 a.m. Sandy Buhl, Carol Daun, Joyce Gebhart, Lois Geiser, Therese Gross, Irene Klein 10:00 a.m. Carol Kupsky, Matt Lavey, Jerry Mallmann, Sandy Meyer, Sheila Oakley, Liz Rollmann Lectors 4:00 p.m. Judith McFarland-Mueller 8:00 a.m. Mary Geiser 10:00 a.m. John Kost Servers 4:00 p.m. Ryan Lisowe and Mitchell Schwobe 8:00 a.m. Frances/Henry Wenzel and Sam Schmitz 10:00 a.m. Alex, Jade and Trent Breckheimer Ushers 4:00 p.m. Don Kampfer, Andy Pethan, Bev Wittmus 8:00 a.m. Herb Buhl, Rick Broehm, Bert Frank 10:00 a.m. Jeff and Michelle Moehn, Keith Juckem Rosary Leaders 4:00 p.m. Pauline Geiser and Adella Anhalt 8:00 a.m. LouAnn Buhl 10:00 a.m. Gertie Bonlander
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Spiritual Adoption Campaign
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much, I beg you to spare the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.”……Good Shepherd’s Spiritual Adoption is into it’s 3rd month. We have spiritually adopted and are praying for 2 sets of twins; 1 set of quadruplets; 88 individual boys; and 97 girls. Names are listed in the back of church. At the end of the first trimester, our babies are will be about 3 inches long, being fully formed and weigh about an ounce. They have their own unique set of fingerprints. They begin sucking their thumbs at week 9 and will tightly grasp something placed in the palm of their hands. They are breathing amniotic fluid to help develop their respiratory systems. To read more and keep up-dated on your baby’s monthly development view the posters at the church entrances. Thank you for your continued prayers.
Social Concerns Committee
May....the Month of Mary For centuries the Catholic Church has set aside the entire month of May to honor Mary, the Mother of God. Not just a day in May, but the entire month. Please join in the Living Rosary, May 9th at 6:30 pm in church to recognize that Mary is Mother, your mother, my mother, everyone’s mother and because she cares for all of us day in and day out without fail, interceding for us in even the tiniest matters. Mary Queen of Peace, pray for us.
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