Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Parish Parroquia Católica de San Pedro y San Pablo 720 N. Baird Street, Green Bay, WI 54302 January 28th & 29th, 2017 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time 28° y 29°de Enero, 2017 4º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Parish Office: 920.435.7548 FAX: 920.432.1321 Veritas Faith Formation: 920.437.0651 Email: [email protected]Website: www.sspeterpaulgb.org Fr. Anthony Cirignani, O.F.M. Pastor Lou Anne Roskowski Trustee Treasurer Steve Parent Trustee Secretary Office Hours Mon - Thurs 8:30am - 4:00pm Fridays—Closed All Day Margo Thorsen Parish Office Manager 920.435.7548 María Tinoco Office Assistant—se habla espaňol de Martes a Jueves ~ 12:00pm-2:30pm 920.435.7548 Michael Lee Faith Formation & Communications Coordinator Notary Public ~ by appointment please 920.437.0651 Mass Times/Horario la Misa 1st Saturdays: 8am Mass Saturday, Vigil of Sunday: 4:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am Domingo: 12:30pm Misa en Español Tues, Thurs, & Fri: 8am Mass Martes: 6:30pm Misa en Español Wednesday: 8am Communion Service Confession/ Penance Sat: 3:30pm, Sundays: 9:30am 1st Fridays: Following Mass Other Times By Appointment: 920.435.7548 Adoration Chapel Obtain Door Security Code in Person from Parish Office. For Scheduling, Call Sharon Van Ooyen at: 920.676.1637 World Apostolate of Fatima ~ Blue Army Green Bay Division: 920.437.0651 [email protected]
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Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Parish Parroquia Católica de San Pedro y San Pablo
720 N. Baird Street, Green Bay, WI 54302
January 28th & 29th, 2017 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
María Tinoco Office Assistant—se habla espaňol de Martes a Jueves ~ 12:00pm-2:30pm 920.435.7548
Michael Lee Faith Formation & Communications Coordinator Notary Public ~ by appointment please 920.437.0651
Mass Times/Horario la Misa
1st Saturdays: 8am Mass Saturday, Vigil of Sunday: 4:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am Domingo: 12:30pm Misa en Español Tues, Thurs, & Fri: 8am Mass Martes: 6:30pm Misa en Español Wednesday: 8am Communion Service
Confession/ Penance
Sat: 3:30pm, Sundays: 9:30am 1st Fridays: Following Mass Other Times By Appointment: 920.435.7548
Adoration Chapel
Obtain Door Security Code in Person from Parish Office. For Scheduling, Call Sharon Van Ooyen at: 920.676.1637
Schedules, News, and Notes January 28th & 29th, 2017 Lectors
4:00pm Volunteer
8:00am J . Uhyrek
10:00am T. Rozewski
Altar Servers
4:pm A. Delaney
8:00am J . Stoa
10:00am C. Peter son, D. Patz, E. Schmidt Greeters
4:00pm G. Brunette, L. Carpiaux
8:00am J. & L. Stone
10:00am C. Konshak,
J. Cartwright
Communion Ministers
No Cups During January
4:00pm D. De Bauche
8:00am J . & L. Stone
10:00am D. Patz
Next Week: Feb 4th & 5th, 2017 Lectors
4:00pm Volunteer
8:00am J . Uhyrek
10am B. Donovan
Altar Servers
4:00pm B. & D. Stillwell
8:00am C. Delaney
10:00am B. Miller , D. Patz, E. Schmidt
Greeters
4:00pm C. Rogers, L. Carpiaux
8:00am T. Hendr icks, B. Gorches
10:00am J. Cartwright, C. Konshak
Communion Ministers
4:00pm 1 Volunteer
8:00am T. Hendr icks, J. Chapados, S. Gorches
10:00am B. Moore, D. Demro, C. Gapinski
~The Most Holy Rosary is Recited Before Each Mass~
Sun, January 29th: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:00pm Saturday Vigil Mass †Robert & †Donna LaMal, †Milo Georgia
8:00 AM Pro Populo; Living & Deceased of our Parish
10:00 AM †Louis & †Agnes Dreger & Family
12:30 PM †Josefina Salvador / Maria Elena Torres
Mon, Jan. 30th—Weekday in Ordinary Time No Mass
Tues, Jan. 31st—St. John Bosco, Priest
8:00 AM Dr. Bernard Kulkoski
6:30 PM Misa en Espaňol (el Santo Rosario a las 6:00pm)
Wed, February 1st—Weekday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM †Casimer, †Anna, †Emeline, & †Helen Andruskevicz, †Matilda and †Robert Everson
Thurs, February 2nd—Presentation of the Lord 8:00 AM Living & Deceased of our Parish
Fri, February 3rd—St. Blaise, Bishop & Martyr (1st Friday)
8:00 AM Living & Deceased of our Parish Blessing of Throats after Mass
Sat, February 4th—1st Saturday—Memorial BVM 8:00 AM †Ralph Vanden Avond Blessing of Throats after Mass 1st Saturday Fatima Program Follows in Fr. Schuh Hall Everyone is Welcome ~ Will end between 10:30 & 11:am
4:00pm Vigil Mass: 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time †Joe & †Mary Ellen Konop
Sun, February 5th: 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 AM †Betty Bornemann
10:00 AM Birthday Blessings for Terry Thorsen, And Living & Deceased of our Parish
12:30 PM Belen Vera & Cecilia Vera
Mass Intentions ~ 4th Week of Ordinary Time
Week Ending January 22nd, 2017
BUDGET: $7,500 Needed Weekly
Last Week Collected: Stewardship $ 9, 799 Repair + $ 770 TOTAL $10, 569
Year-to-Date Budget Needed (Week #30) $ 225, 000 Stewardship Collected Year-to-Date $ 212, 253* Short - $ 12, 747 *Includes Online Giving Does not include a $2,500 donation gratefully received from the Booyah Club! Thank You Everyone, for all you do to support your parish! Your Annual Statements were mailed on Tuesday, January 24th.
Our Holy League Men’s Holy Hour will meet on Thursday, February 2nd, here at Ss. Peter & Paul, from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
We encourage Men and their Sons to join us. Please note that anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
In the Gospel today we hear the Beatitudes
and we find Jesus standing with those who
are poor, hungry, and weeping. Your decision to
bring food to our Mass today brings the blessings of
these Beatitudes to our neighbors who are poor,
Hungry, and weeping. You have listened to the
words of Christ. If you forgot to bring your gifts
today, just bring them along next week. In fact, any
Sunday is a good time to act on the Beatitudes by
bringing non-perishable food with you to Mass.
Our St. Vincent de Paul Conference will see that all
of it gets to our neighbors in need.
God bless you for what you do!
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More News and Notes
REMINDERS:
Holy League Men’s Holy Hour—Thursday, February 2nd: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Friday, February 3rd—Blessing of Throats after 8:00am Holy Mass 1st Saturday, February 4th—8:00am Holy Mass, Followed by Fatima Program
Divine Mercy Holy Hour
Our Divine Mercy Holy Hour is normally held on the last Sunday of Each Month, at 3:00pm. We will meet for this Holy Hour THIS Sunday, January 29th, at 3:00pm in Church.
Family Rosary “Hour” The Family Rosary “Hour” meets every Thursday at 4:30pm in Church. Bring your family and friends, and your intentions. Everyone is Welcome!
Requiescant in Pace † Please pray for the repose of the soul of Irving Rose, who was buried from our parish this past Friday. May His Soul, Through the Mercy of God, Rest in Peace Eternally, Amen.
Faith Formation Weather Closing Policy
We will AUTOMATICALLY Cancel Classes on any Wednesday on which the Temperature (WITH Wind Chill) for that day/night is forecast to be -10(F) or Colder. If parents are uncertain, they may call the Faith Formation Office at 920.437.0651 or Parish Office at 920.435.7548.
If we need to cancel for any other reason, we will make that decision as early in the day as possible, and use every prudent means of getting the word out: media, etc. In any case, parents are to use their own good judgment; looking after the safety of their children. If you have any questions, please call the Veritas Faith Formation Office at 920.437.0651, or the Parish Office at 920.435-7548.
Pope Francis’ January Intention
Christian Unity That all Christians may be faithful to the
Lord’s teaching by striving with prayer
and fraternal charity to restore ecclesial
communion, and by collaborating to meet
the challenges facing humanity.
Family Rosary “Hour”
Every Thursday afternoon, we meet at 4:30pm in Church to pray the Rosary.
Everyone is welcome; bring your family, friends, and intentions!
Pizza Ranch KC Fundraiser
Our KCs will be assisting the waiting staff at Pizza Ranch restaurant on Monday,
February 6th, from 4:00pm to 8:00pm. They will be taking orders, delivering orders to your tables, and then clearing tables as customers finish eating.
The KC coucil will receive 10% of sales, plus any tips left on the tables they serve.
Our KCs are great supporters of our Parish: Please consider taking your family out to Pizza Ranch for Dinner on February 8th. You support will be most appreciated!
“Thank You” from A. & A. Alexandrina
A Huge Heartfelt Thank you to all the generous people of Saints Peter & Paul (by way of Bob and Josie Kanzenbach) from all the Mothers who share in the needs and lives of God's precious children at the A. & A. Alexandrina Center. There were so many diapers, beautiful clothes, and other items. We felt so fortunate to be able to share some of your donations with one young mom with 3 of her own children who came in looking for assistance for a nine month old boy with nothing whom she is caring for while his parents are both incarcerated. Prayers assured for you all!
~ Dr. Amy K. Rosteing
Please Note the Faith Formation Weather Closing Policy—This Page
As we gather at God's invitation, we continue our Ordinary Time reflections on discipleship today with Jesus' teaching of the Beatitudes.
How blessed we are to know that God loves even the least of us, and wants all of us to live by the law of love. May our prayer today be for the grace to live the Beatitudes as Christ desires that we do.
In the Gospel, Jesus is seen going up the mountain like Moses to preach to the people, but only His disciples sat with him as he preached and taught with authority.
Should we be alarmed at how few seen to respond to the challenge of Jesus' Beatitudes? Should we be disheartened that we, who do accept the truth of Jesus' Torah, find it so difficult to live?
Do we, as Pope Francis would say today “go out to the peripheries," or do we choose to stay in our own little world?
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
Today's Beatitudes are the true test of the disciple. Do the words I hear in church today remain there?
How can I allow God's grace to work in me so that I begin to live the Beatitudes, and help to evangelize "the crowds?”
LITURGICAL FEASTS THIS WEEK:
Thursday, February 2nd. is the Feast of the Presenta-tion of the Lord in the Temple ~ “Candlemas Day.” Bring your candles from home to be blessed; Mass and procession will begin at 8am at the rear of the church.
Friday, February 3rd. is 1st Friday and the Feast of St. Blasé. Confessions will be heard before Mass, during Rosary at 7:30am. Blessing of throats follows Mass.
Saturday, February 4th. is 1st. Saturday with Fatima devotions and Rosary at 7:30am & Confessions before Mass. Blessing of throats will be given after Mass, and Fatima Program will follow in Fr. Schuh Hall.
ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOOL NEWS
St. Thomas More Catholic School, along with Catholic Schools across the United States, is celebrating Catholic Schools Week from January 29th through February 3nd with a number of special events at school.
St. Thomas More, located at 650 S. Irwin Avenue, will be holding an OPEN HOUSE on Monday, January 30th from 1:00- 4:00pm for any families wishing to learn about the school and the programs offered. For more information or to set up a tour at another time, just call the school: 920.432.8242.
Registration for St. Thomas More School, Early Child-hood through Grade 8 for the 2017-2018 school year can be done online via the GRACE website (www.gracesystem.org) starting January 29th.
The World Apostolate of Fatima—Green Bay Division will offer a First Saturday Morning Program, going from 7:30am Rosary & 8:00am Mass, to about 11am, throughout this Jubilee Year of the 100th Anniversary of the Apparitions and Message of Our Lady of Fatima. During this time we will pray and study the Meaning, Intent, and Importance of the First Saturday Devotion; and learn to grow in the powerful Spiritual Graces of this wonderful gift.
Please join us for this Mass & Program on Saturday, February 4th; Rosary begins at 7:30am.
Register Now For 2017 Jubilee Fatima Trip!
Come along on our 100th Anniversary Pilgrimage to Fatima, Portugal, Price: $2349. Dates: September 21st-27th, 2017.
We will travel from Green Bay to O’Hare Airport via chartered motor coach, so you will not have to deal with airport parking and congested traffic. For Infor-mation &Reservation Forms, Please see Michael Lee in the parish office. Brochures are available for you to share with others.
For more information on The World Apostolate of Fatima—and/or to become a member, call Michael Lee at 920-437-0651, or email Ryan Reif, President of the Green Bay Diocesan Divison:[email protected]. There are no dues for WAF/Blue Army Membership.
Nuestra Oficina Parroquial está abierta de lunes a miercoles de 8:30 am a 4:00 pm, y los jueves; solomente con una cita. La oficina esta cerrada todos los viernes. La oficina estará cerrada del 23 de diciembre al 3 de enero.
Intenciones En La Misa:
Si desea pedir una intención especial para una Misa, puede ponerse en contacto con la Oficina de la Parroquia una semana antes. El estipendio para la Misa es $10.00.
Misas en español—los Martes
Las Misas en español, cada Martes a las 6:30 pm, aqui en San Pedro y San Pablo (Santo Rosario a las 6pm).
Comunión Espiritual
Yo quisiera, Seňor, recibiros con aquella pureza, humildad, y devoción con que os recibió vuestra Santísima Madre; con el
espíritu y fervor de los santos.
Intenciones de nuestro Papa Francisco:
Unidad Cristiana
Por todos los cristianos, para que, fieles a las enseñanzas del Señor, aporten con la oración y la caridad fraterna, a restablecer la plena comunión eclesial, colaborando para responder a los desafíos actuales de la humanidad.
Juventud Franciscana
Si eres un joven de 18 a 30 aňos, te invitamos a ser miembro del grupo “JUFRA.” Venga y tenga una experiencia maravillosa y bonita. Nos reunimos todos los Sabados de 7pm a 9pm, aquí en la iglesia. Para mas información, por favor hable con Laura Contreras: 920.819.5932
Pasión de Cristo
Estamos en el proceso de los preparativos para la "Pasión de Cristo" para la temporada de Cuaresma. Te invitamos a participar en este gran evento. Si usted quisiera participar, entre en contacto con a señora Maria Tinoco o Laura Contreras.
San Blas, Obispo y Mártir San Blas era médico y obispo de Sebaste, Armenia. Vivía en una cueva en el monte Argeo y curaba hombres y animales. Según la leyenda, los animales enfermos vendrían a él por su propia ayuda, pero nunca lo molestaría en la oración.
Agricola, gobernador de Capadocia, vino a Sebaste para perseguir a los cristianos. Sus cazadores entraron en los bosques de Argeo para encontrar animales salvajes para los juegos de la arena, y encontraron a muchos esperando afuera de la cueva de Blaise. Descubierto en la oración, Blaise fue arrestado, y Agricola trató de que se retractara de su fe. Mientras
estaba en prisión, Blaise ministró y sanó a sus compañeros prisioneros, incluyendo salvar a un niño que se ahogaba en un hueso de pescado; Esto llevó a la bendición de las gargantas en el día de la fiesta de Blaise.
San Blas disfrutó de veneración generalizada en las Iglesias orientales y occidentales debido a muchas curas atribuidas a él. Según la tradición, fue obispo de Sebaste en Armenia y fue martirizado bajo Licinio. En este día la Iglesia da una "Bendición de las Gargantas" en honor de San Blas. Desde el siglo VIII ha sido invocado en favor de los enfermos, especialmente los afligidos con enfermedades de la garganta.
