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Welcome! No matter what your present or past status in the Catholic Church. No matter what your current family or marital situation. No matter what your personal history, age, background, sexual orientation, race, or color. You are invited,

welcomed, accepted, and loved at St. Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Community.

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OFFICE hours�MON � THUR�

9:00 AM � 4:00 PM�

FRIDAY�

9:00 AM � Noon��

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MASS times�MON � FRI�

8:15 AM�

Rosary and Divine Chaplet prayed every

weekday morning prior to Mass, �

beginning at 7:40am�

SATURDAY�

4:30 PM�

SUNDAY�

7:00 AM (no music)�

8:30 AM (CLOW)�

10:30 AM�

HOLY DAYS�

As Announced��

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CONTACT us�St. Gabriel the Archangel �

Catholic Community��

32648 N Cave Creek Road�

Cave Creek, AZ 85331�

480.595.0883 (o) ● 480.595.0886 (f)�

www.stgacc.org�

[email protected]��

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MISSION�

The Mission of St. Gabriel the

Archangel Catholic Community �is to�develop Christian disciples

who spread the Good News, �serve others and welcome all �

with care and compassion. �

2 | The Most Holy Trinity | May 27, 2018�

MASS intentions & DAILY readings�Monday, may 28 Living & Deceased Veterans by Ron Baumann�

1 Pt 1:3�9/Ps 111:1�2, 5�6, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 10:17�27�

Tuesday, may 29 ● Bob, Ronda, & Steve by Athena Jensen�

1 Pt 1:10�16/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�4 [2a]/Mk 10:28�31�

Wednesday, may 30 ● Julie Tibor by Len & Marylou�

1 Pt 1:18�25/Ps 147:12�13, 14�15, 19�20 [12a]/Mk 10:32�45�

Thursday, may 31 ● Guynn Lopez by Mike Goss�

Zep 3:14�18a or Rom 12:9�16/Is 12:2�3, 4bcd, 5�6 [6]/Lk 1:39�56�

Friday, june 1 ● Joyce Rogers by Mike Goss�

1 Pt 4:7�13/Ps 96:10, 11�12, 13 [13b]/Mk 11:11�26�

Saturday, june 2 Mary Maeda Kucharski by Joseph Kucharski�

Jude 17, 20b�25/Ps 63:2, 3�4, 5�6 [2b]/Mk 11:27�33�

Sunday, june 3 ● 7:00 AM�

Parishioners�

8:30 AM �

Brian Dravenstott by RosaLee Walsh�

10:30 AM �

●MarieElena�

Ex 24:3�8/Ps 116:12�13, 15�16, 17�18 [13]/Heb 9:11�15/Mk 14:12�16, 22�26 ��

The intentions announced here will be the intentions of the priest and �

will not be announced at Mass to the gathered assembly.�

OUR prayers�Please remember in your prayers all of our parish family and friends who

suffer physically, emotionally, or spiritually, especially:�

If you wish to have the name of a relative or friend added to our prayer list for a maximum of 6

weeks, please contact the parish office at [email protected]. Please be aware that we can

only publish the names of people who have consented to be added to the list. We ask that you

check with the individual before contacting us to protect their privacy. �

Steve Abbott Lurdes Agatep

Michael Andrews Brody Burnell Jill Cooper

Joseph Corpora Melinda Demsey Eileen Floody Mike Floody Brian Goebel Nancy Hillman Laura Housing Alyssa Marquez

Presley McWhorter Julie Menke

Gino Mirabella Joan Mirabella Fr. Dennis

Edilberto Paz Nick Pompa Manny Rios Bill Schulak Jim Shulte

Steven Skepnek Craig Trogani

BULLETIN �submissions�

We encourage all ministries to

submit photos and articles of their

events for the bulletin. Infor‐

mation must be received 9 days

(Friday at Noon) prior to the

weekend publications. Submitting

a request does not guarantee your

article will be published. �

Please email all submissions �

to [email protected].�

PARISH staff�REV. JOHN SLOBIG�

Parochial Administrator�

[email protected]; ext 111��

R��. D�� K�� Associate Pastor�


D��. B�� C�� Pastoral Assistant�


H��!"� P��!�� Business Manager�

[email protected]; ext 113�

Communications Coordinator�


M� �� E�� M��%��Receptionist�


E�� R��&��"�Bookkeeper�


M� � B��"��Liturgist & Music Director�


R�'�� C�� Director of Christian Formation�


Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults�

[email protected]��

S�� B��"�Coordinator of Children’s Formation�


K�! P� (��Coordinator of Youth Ministry�


REFLECTIONS from fr. john�My uncle, Monsignor Francis Purcell, who was the First Rector of Quigley Seminary

would often come out to our family home for Sunday dinner. As I got closer to

graduating from grade school, he would often say to me that I was going to go to

Quigley Seminary for High School. I would say to him if God wants me to do that I would

do it. So after grade school, I began my studies at Quigley Seminary in Chicago. At that

time Quigley was five years and then Mundelein the Major Seminary seven years. So, I

went to Quigley for four years and then left. I just didn’t think I was ready to continue. ��

After I left Quigley the Arch�diocese of Chicago was no longer interested in me, so if I

was going to continue I had to search for a Diocese that would accept me. After

interviewing with several Dioceses I was accepted for the Diocese of Superior,

Wisconsin. So when school was ready to begin, I was informed that I was going to a

College Seminary in La Crosse, Wisconsin. I headed to La Crosse and spent the next year

and a quarter until I got sick and had to leave Seminary again. I was going to take six

months off to discern whether I really wanted to purse Priesthood. The Bishop of

Superior gave me His blessing and allowed me the time away. While I was home I visited

with a classmate from grade school, who lived around the corner from me. This day that

I was visiting his father came home from work and said to me. Why are you home you

should be in school? I told him why, so he said to me do you want a part�time job while

your thinking and I said sure. ��

The next day he called me and I went down town to Chicago where he worked and

interviewed for a part�time job. I was called the next day asking me when I could start

and I said right away. My Banking career which was going to be six months part�time

ended up being twenty�two and a half years. During those years I became very involved

in my Parish. I was a Lector, I took Communion to the homebound, I was an Altar server,

I taught Religious Education to the children and I also advised the Pastor as to what they

should do with their finances. ��

Until next time, Fr. John �

St Gabriel Roman Catholic Community | 3�

Good Clean Fun, and a lot More!

May 31, June 1, 4 & 5

The end of the school year means it is time to clean up our parish meeting rooms and

the Formation storage pod. While it might sound like work, it really can be fun. Kids

from 3rd grade through high school are invited to join us for some good clean fun. We

will take items out of storage into Room 1 for sorting, re�purposing, re�packing, and

tossing. (Some of the tossed stuff is sort of cool, and up for grabs).��

We will get our favorite cleaner out, and have

fun cleaning tables with Barbasol and the

water hose. (Getting wet is the only option

here!) We will break for lunch (bring your

own, we provide snacks throughout the day).

We will have a post�lunch movie (relax and

enjoy, and maybe eat some popcorn).��

Over the course of 4 days we will clean all our tables and chairs, recycle books, sort and

repack storage items, and completely re�decorate all the parish meeting rooms. Come

help us! You get to pick posters for the walls, have first chance at taking home some of

our discarded treasures, and so much more. It’s work, it’s fun, it’s service to our par‐

ish.� Come as many days as you want, just please let us know you are coming. Parents,

email Roxanna at [email protected] with name, dates and times your child will

join us.�

Confirmation�To be a Baptism or Confirmation

sponsor, one must be a confirmed,

practicing Catholic over the age sixteen.

If you wish to be confirmed, our sessions

for adults begin Sunday, April 15. Join us

after the 8:30 Mass in the Parish Hall. (It

will be full of children, but you will move

to another room!) Bring a copy of your

Baptismal Certificate, which is necessary

before we are able to have you

Confirmed in the Church. If you have

questions, contact Roxanna at

[email protected].�

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ADULT formation opportunity�GIFT grades K�5��

Last CLOW (8:30 Mass) for the

season will be June 24, and will

resume on August 5.��

Registration is now open for �

2018�19 Religious Education �

Kindergarten through 5th grade.

We call our program here at St

Gabriel, “GIFT” � Growing In Faith

Together. The early registration

fee for parishioners is $85 when

the registration form and

payment is received by May 31st.

After May 31st, the fee is $100.

You may download the form from St Gabriel’s website, or pick up a

form from the Formation office or

main church reception office. If

you have any questions about

GIFT, please contact Sue Bolich at

[email protected] �

or 480�595�0883, ext 117.�

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6th grade is now with Youth

Ministry. 6th through 8th grades

will now be doing TGIF�”God,

Science and Church” in the teen

room. 9th through 12th grades

will be doing “God, Science, and

Church” for high school.

Registration for TGIF is through

the Youth Ministry Program.�

This Summer’s Adult �Formation Class: �

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H,-./0,123 J5-6-�This is a video assisted course by David Zachariah Flanagin, PhD, and Chair of the Department of Theology and Religious

Studies at St. Mary’s College of California. ��

The course embarks on the quest for Historical Jesus. �Together we will explore the assumptions and methods of the quest for Historical Jesus. We will look at the major issues, the radical reconstructions, and the true historical context of Jesus’ time on earth. ��

Sign up forms are in the parish office. Cost for the course with study guide is $10. Wednesdays from 2:00�4:00 or 6:30�8:30. �Class dates: May 30, June 6, 13, 20, July 11, 18, 25, & Aug 1 . Class is held in Room 2

Have Summer Fun With Pope Francis!��

Many of you are familiar with “Flat Stanley,” a

paper friend you take places and take pictures

with him. Traveling Pope Francis is the same

principle. ��

Buy a traveling Pope Francis for $1.50 from the

formation office or the main office. Your Pope

Francis will have a number on the back from 1�

150. Post your pictures using only your number�

this is to maintain safety on the internet. If you

send the pictures to [email protected].

Kat Perkins, our youth coordinator, will post them to the parish Facebook page identifying

you by number only. Tell us where you were, and

what you liked about the place.��

See how many pictures of Traveling Pope Francis you can share with

the parish. We will put your number onto a ticket each time you submit

a photo of Pope Francis in a new place. After Labor Day, we will have

drawings for gift cards, and some lucky boys or girls (or mem or wom‐

en, we don’t discriminate against adults!) will win! It is easy, and fun.��

Traveling Pope Francis will be a reminder to pray each day, and hope‐

fully inspire you to read more and learn more about him and our amaz‐

ing faith. �

CONTACT info��

ST VINCENT DE PAUL�480�595�0883 x106�

STEPHEN MINISTRY�480�595�0883 x105�

ST GABRIEL EMAIL

PRAYER LINE�[email protected]�

RECONCIILATION�Saturdays at 3:00pm�

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ADORATION�Daily from 6:00am � 10:30pm�

�PARISH �

registration�New parishioners welcome!

Please register online at

www.stgacc.org or stop by the

parish office for a registration form.�

�INFANT baptism�

Parents are requested to regis‐

ter in the parish and attend a

baptismal preparation class prior

to scheduling the baptism. Clas‐

ses are held monthly on the first

Thursday. Please contact the

office to register for the class

and for more information.�

�COMMUNION to the homebound�

Please notify the office with the

name and contact information

of the individual requesting

communion.�

PARISH stewardship�Parishioners are encouraged to use their offering envelopes each week,

or to establish an electronic offering account through their own banking service, or the parish’s EFT program, Faith Direct, which enables parish‐

ioners to make their Church contributions through direct debit from their

banking account or through your credit/debit card. Please enroll securely

online by visiting www.faithdirect.net. Our parish code is AZ597.


EVERYDAY stewardship�Recognize God in Your Ordinary Moments My wife and I have used the same baptismal gown for all 3 of our children.

It is a very long traditional gown made with fabric taken from my wife's

first communion dress and my mother�in�law's wedding gown. It is a

symbol not just of each child being washed clean by the sacrament, but

also of family and how faith has been passed down through generations.

Faith is a gift and that gown shows how this family has taken seriously the

cultivation of that faith and the sharing of it with those we love the most.�

By our baptism we are called to a discipleship that compels us to share our

faith with others. It is not always easy, but it would be wrong to horde that

faith and not let it shine for others to see. When we think about a

stewardship way of life, we sometimes focus on material goods, our talents and skills, or our time. But faith is a gift that needs to be treated in

a similar way. We are heirs with Jesus Christ to this rich tapestry of faith

and the Church. If all of us were to hide that faith and not seek to share it

with others, that lineage would end with us.�

We live during a time in history where in some lands people are finding

Jesus in huge numbers, while in other places the numbers of people in the

pews is declining sharply. We can spend all our time talking about these

realities or we can choose to respond to our baptismal call. Jesus

commanded us to go forth and make disciples of all nations. Maybe we

can begin with our neighbor. �

Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS, © Liturgical Publications Inc �

The Parish Office �

will be closed on Monday, �

May 28 for Memorial Day�


RISING 7TH - 12TH GRADERS

RISING 1ST - 6TH GRADERS

FOR MORE INFO CONTACT:

SUE BOLICH AT [email protected]

480.595.0883 EXT 117

JOIN US FOR A WEEK OF GAMES,

SKITS, MUSIC, EVANGELIZATION, PRAYER,

SACRAMENTS, AND FUN!

St. Gabriel the Archangel


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MINISTRY leaders�A�� G ��

Sacristans & Mass Captains, EMs, Altar

Servers, Altar Society, Monica’s Circle�

[email protected]�

M��"�� V� ��Lectors�


K�� B ��Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)�


J�� C�**��Art & Environment�


J�� R��!��(��Ushers & Greeters�


K�!"� H��Ministry of Care to the Homebound�


D�� S!� (��!"� � Baptisms�

[email protected]�M� � A�� M�A�� St. Vincent de Paul�


K� ! M�� Stephen Ministry�

[email protected] �

R��L�� W��"�Meals Ministry�


M� �� S��Hands of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry�


R�� H�� Knights of Columbus�


M� � P��Women in Gabriel’s Spirit (WINGS)�


R�� B� %�!!�Women in Gabriel’s Spirit (WINGS)�


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J�� E��Boy Scout Troop 15, Venture Crew 2015�


A�%�� C� ��Cub Scout Pack 15�


M� �� G� ��American Heritage Girls�


WINGS women in gabriel’s spirit�


WHY DO WE DO THAT? �catholic traditions explained�

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Q uestion:�

What is a sacramental seal and where did it come from?��

A nswer:�

Leaving more than just a memory, there are some events in our

life that are truly transforming, making us different people. The

same thing can be said of spiritual things, especially sacraments. A

sacramental seal or character is a theological concept to describe the life�

changing and permanent effect of three sacraments on the person: baptism, confirmation, and holy orders. The Catechism of the Catholic

Church teaches that these sacraments confer a seal "by which the

Christian shares in Christ's priesthood and is made a member of the

Church according to different states and functions. This configuration to

Christ and the Church, brought about by the Spirit, is indelible" (#1121). �

Once we receive these sacraments, we are forever changed. It's a spiritual

"point of no return" whereby we take a step forward in our faith journey. We are marked as people of faith, as those who have received the Spirit

and as those called to serve in ordained ministry. That is why these

sacraments are received only once. The direction is set, the choice is

made, and we are called by God to be his people. Nothing can change

that, not even our own sinfulness. �

Thank you to our Parish‐

ioners for making the WINGS project “Roses for Mary” a huge

success. The proceeds are part of

WINGS pledge for the St. Gabriel’s

Capital Campaign�

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Dates to remember:�

A No�Host luncheon is planned at

the English Rose Tea Room at

11:30am, June 7, 2018. Please let

Pat Mathisen patma‐

[email protected] or Jean Borman at

[email protected] know if you

plan on attending. We need to give

the restaurant a count by May

30th.�

Sunday September 23, 2018 WINGS Focus Mass 8:30am�

Tuesday September 25, 2018 WINGS Annual Kick Off�


THIS week in our parish�

MONDAY, may 28�Memorial Day�Choir Practice | Church�

7:00pm� Mary Blanche, [email protected]�

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TUESDAY, may 29�Cub Scout Pack Meeting | School Hall�

5:00pm� Tom Young, [email protected]�

Venture Crew | ACS Art Room�

6:00pm� Jim Evans, [email protected]�

Boy Scout Troop 15 | Parish Hall�

6:30pm� Jim Evans, [email protected]�

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WEDNESDAY, may 30�Historical Jesus Bible Study | Meeting Room 2�

6:30pm� Roxanna Clower, [email protected]��

THURSDAY, may 31�The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary�Natural Family Planning | Meeting Room 3�

6:30pm� Meghan Baillargeon, [email protected]�

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FRIDAY, june 1�St. Justin, Martyr�First Fridays: Symbolon | Parish Hall�

6:30pm� Roxanna Clower, [email protected]��

SATURDAY, june 2�Sts. Marcellinus and Peter, Martyrs��

SUNDAY, june 3�The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ ��

ST. vincent �de paul�

As we celebrate the mystery of�

the Trinity we also realize the�

mystery of how much God loves�and cares for us each day.�

Believing in this our lives can�

then overflow in thanksgiving�

and praise.�

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This month, through your gifts,�the Society of St. Vincent de

Paul brought the love and care

of Jesus to the poor by assisting

families,by providing food, and

assistance for utility, rent and

other bills, etc.�Thank You!�

Sunday's Readings First Reading: "This is why you

must now know, and fix in your

heart, that the LORD is God in the

heavens above and on earth be‐

low, and that there is no oth‐

er." (Dt 4:39)�

Psalm: Blessed the people the

Lord has chosen to be his own. (Ps

33)�

Second Reading: The Spirit him‐

self bears witness with our spirit

that we are children of God. (Rom

8:16�

Gospel: Then Jesus approached

and said to them, "All power in heaven and on earth has been giv‐

en to me. Go, therefore, and make

disciples of all nations, baptizing

them in the name of the Father,

and of the Son, and of the Holy

Spirit." (Mt 28:18�19) �

New Parishioners A warm welcome to these families that joined the St.

Gabriel the Archangel family in the month of June.�

Gary & Trudy James�Bradford, Danielle, Brady, & Avery Tenney�

Jordan Cuda�

ANNUNCIATION

school�D< . S=><?@ P<ABC>B=�

Principal�[email protected]�

KDEA MFC>@@�Development Director�[email protected]�

LG@@ SF=H><CI�Administrative Assistant�


MISSION�

statement�Within our strong Catholic

community, we develop children to their fullest God�given potential �

spiritually, intellectually, morally,

socially, and physically.�

EVENT calendar�May�

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Have a safe �and �

wonderful summer�


ANNUNCIATION Catholic School�

VOLUNTEER �OPPORTUNITIES �

If you are looking for a way to

share your time and talent, we have open positions on our Part‐

ners In Education Executive team

and Advisory Board for the 2018�

2019 school year. Please contact

the office for more details. �

Congratulations to the Class of 2018��

On May 16, 2018, the 8th grade graduation ceremony was held for the Class of 2018. This is the 3rd consecutive year 100 percent of the students were

accepted into Catholic High Schools. Over half of the students had a GPA of

3.7�4.0; three students were accepted into high school honors classes, and one student was awarded the Catholic Community Foundation Christian

Service Award which includes a $12,000 scholarship for high school tuition.

We wish them all the best on their high school journey.��

Prayer for the Class of 2018�

Father, we thank you so much for our time here together�

For all the friends they have made�

For all the days of laughter and fun�

And for all the times of great discovery and learning.�

We thank You for all who have given of their energy and skill up to this

point�

.Their teachers and mentors, their family and loved ones�

We thank You for them and give them all to You in prayer.�

�

As this chapter on their life closes, so a new one begins.�

May they present themselves like an open book before You.�

Come and scribe Your words of life into their lives ��

Fill their minds with Your thoughts�

Fill their bodies with Your strength�

Fill their hearts with Your dreams�

That they might eternally love and serve You�

This day and every day.�

�

We ask all this in the glorious name of Jesus�

Who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit�World without end. Amen.�

Read more: http://www.lords�prayer�words.com/times/

graduation_prayer.html#ixzz5FrmohJaU�

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