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Third Sunday of Easter MAY 4, 2014
St. Joseph Campus: 1310 Mainstreet, Hopkins St. John Campus (Parish Office): 6 Interlachen Road, Hopkins Phone: (952) 935-5536 Website: www.stgabrielhopkins.org Fax: (952) 938-2724
CONTACTS Parish Office ...................... (952) 935-5536 St. Joseph’s Social Hall ... (952) 938-8968
CELEBRATION OF MASSES St. Joseph Campus Saturday ................................. 4:30pm Sunday ..................................... 8:30am Tue & Thu ................................. 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Mon, Wed, & Fri .................... 7:00am
St. John the Evangelist Campus Sunday .. 10:30am & 1:00pm (Hispanic) Wed, Fri & Sat ....................... 8:00am
SACRAMENTAL LIFE Eucharistic Adoration Chapel: Perpetual Adoration open 24 hours at St. Joseph Campus Baptism: Second Sunday of the Month Contact the office 2 months prior to Baptism to schedule the required preparation conference. Matrimony: Contact priest 12 months in advance of desired date. Reconciliation (Private): St. Joseph’s Campus Saturday ............................... 3:30pm St. John’s Campus Saturday ......................... 8:30-9:30am Sunday .................................. 12:30pm
Anointing: Contact Fr. Jim Liekhus . ................................... (952) 935-5536 Communion or BeFriender visit: Contact Mary Fran Karanikolas ............................... (952) 935-5536 Parish Registration Contact the Parish Office at ............................... (952) 935-5536 Bulletin Deadline Tuesdays at 12:00pm except for holidays (week of the bulletin publication.) email to: [email protected]
Erin Anderson Estelle Bennett
Camila Caballero Jordan Caballero
Iris Cases Isabel Dobbins-Kralewski
Zaira Flores Emma Grniet Hank Heiland
Catherine Hicks Brook Hohenecker Benjamin Joppa
Tullia Kelly Genevieve Lang
Jackson Lang
Isaiah Marszalek Patrick Meyer Daisy Otten
Matilda Pihart Francisco Ramirez
Kelly Soetanto Anna Tangney Daniel Ogbe
Teweldemedhin Scarlett Thompson
Miriam Veblen Calvin Zimmerman
First Communion Sunday, May 4
Congratulations To Those Receiving Their First Communion This Spring.
May God bless them as they now join us each week at the table of the Lord.
Parish News
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LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR MAY 10/11
4:30 Mass at St. Joseph’s Campus Sacristan: K. Totall Lectors: C. Carlson, C. Murphy Servers: A. Joppa Eucharistic Ministers: M. Banker, R. Bechir, C. Carlson, J. Jelinek, B. Johnson, J. & D. Specken Usher: B. Johnson 8:30 Mass at St. Joseph’s Campus Sacristan: K. Kopesky Lectors: M. Ninnemann, K. Hirl Servers: J. Weaver Eucharistic Ministers: Dec. Anderson, D. & P. Hirl, K. Kopesky, B. Lauzon, H. Lodermeier, R. Pantila Usher: D. & D. Nelson
10:30 Mass at St. John’s Campus Sacristan: M.K. Rottach Lectors: G. Stankevitz, M. A. Roberts Servers: M. Schafer, H. Bird, R. Gonzoles Extraordinary Ministers: Dec. Anderson, S. Behnken, J. Bensen, J. Donovan, B. Hunke, P. Orton, A. Pravinata, J. Racchini, M.K. Rottach, G. & M. Sicheneder, M. Wertzler
Pastor: Fr. James Liekhus
[email protected] Deacons:
Deacon Darrel Branch Deacon Francis Tangney
(952) 935-8530 Business Administrator
Beth Schorle [email protected] Director of Worship & Music:
Katie Schafer [email protected]
Office Manager: Martha Krawczak
[email protected] Pastoral Minister:
Mary Fran Karanikolas [email protected]
Faith Formation Director: Chuck Romportl
[email protected] Pre-School Coordinator (St. Joseph campus):
Kathleen Esh (952) 933-7610
Pre-School Coordinator (St. John campus) Jenni Stankevitz (952) 938-2773
Director of Maintenance (St. Joseph campus) Rebekah
[email protected] Director of Maintenance (St. John campus)
Tony Jaroscak [email protected]
Custodian (St. John campus) Ricardo Torres
[email protected] Pastoral Council Chair:
Cathy Carlson (612) 251-1191
Notre Dame Academy
www.nda-mn.org 13505 Excelsior Blvd
Mtka MN 55345 Interim Principal Louis Doering
(952) 358-3500 email: [email protected]
Parish Staff
HEALING MASS Father Jim Livingston will celebrate a Healing Mass on Tuesday, May 20 at 7:00 pm in the church at St. Joseph campus. Please join us for the rosary and Mass. Direct questions to Barb at (952) 933-8423.
Stewardship-Sharing Our Treasure with the Community
“ST. MARGARET’S CEMETERY” IS THE MAY RECIPIENT The May Charitable Giving collection held on May 10 and 11, 2014, will support our Church cemetery, St. Margaret’s in Minnetonka. St. Margaret’s
Cemetery is located at 11165 Bren Road with history dating back to the late 1800’s. St. Margaret’s was established by the parishioners of St. Margaret’s Church and eventually the cemetery became affiliated with St. Joseph
Church once St. Margaret’s and St. Mary’s Churches were consolidated in 1921. The cemetery land was donated by the Dvorak family; its perpetual care has been possible through the establishment of an endowment fund made possible through generous donations from the Feltl families. Other income is generated through grave sales as well as modest revenue from annual burials and plant stand rental. However, expenses are always increasing. The cemetery board has identified maintenance and improvement projects for the upcoming season. This includes repairing fencing along the four sides of the cemetery, replacing the 60+ year-old St. Margaret’s cemetery sign, plus maintenance and upkeep of the lawn (fertilizing and seeding). We honor our history and the families before us through our attention and care of our cemetery grounds. The second collection will be for the St. Margaret’s Cemetery. Checks should be made out to St. Gabriel the Archangel Church with St. Margaret’s Cemetery written in the memo section. Please be generous with your support.
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Parish News
Dear Parishioners, When I was a student at St. Thomas, my younger sister was a student at St. Ben’s, and she played on the volleyball team. Every once in a while, St. Ben’s would come to St. Thomas and play volleyball, and of course, I would come to the game. One time, I brought some of my good friends from the seminary with me. They had never met my sister before, so when we first sat down, the teams were still on the benches and I was about to point out who my sister was when one of my friends said, “Wait! Don’t tell me. I want to guess.” So I thought, “Okay, this could be interesting” and I said, “Go ahead.” He scanned the bench for no more than five seconds and pointed right at my sister and said, “That’s her.” I figured this was some kind of joke, that he had seen her picture somewhere in my room or something, and he must have known what I was thinking by the look on my face, because he said, “I didn’t know who your sister was. I guessed her because she’s sitting exactly the way you always sit.” Apparently you can spot a Liekhus from across a gymnasium by the way he/she is sitting. But I must say as I reflected on this, I was pleased by that whole situation. For one thing, my friend knew me so well that he could pick out little things about me that most people wouldn’t. Also, I realized my sister and I probably have more things in common than either of us realize, so much so that my friend can pick her out of a lineup from fifty yards away. And that’s good. Being familiar with other people’s habits and mannerisms and having other people know your habits and mannerisms is a sign of closeness, of intimacy, of being connected. When Christ meets his two disciples on their way to Emmaus, we read that their eyes were prevented from recognizing him. They looked him right in the face, and didn’t know it was Jesus. What it was that prevented them, we aren’t told. But what could prevent them from recognizing their Lord, in whom they had put all their hope? Could it be because they had given up hope? Notice that they were leaving Jerusalem and the other disciples, and returning to their old way of life in Emmaus. They were leaving. They said, “We were hoping that he would be the one to redeem Israel,” with the tacit understanding that now they knew they were wrong. Jesus offers them a way back. He lights their hearts on fire, he reminds them why they followed him in the first place. But notice it was still up to them to invite him back into their lives. Jesus wanted to restore their relationship, but he wasn’t going to force them. He acted like he was not going to stop with them in the village, like he was going to continue on, but they pleaded with him to stay. They were connected to him again, so that when he broke and blessed the bread the way he always did, they were no longer prevented from recognizing him. Are we connected to Jesus? Are we close to him? To answer that question, we can ask a different one: do we recognize him when he is right in front of us? The truth is, he is always right in front of us. Do we see Christ in the person next to us? In the person who just cut us off on the highway? If not, what is preventing our eyes from recognizing him? Why are we no longer close to him, to the point where we can’t see him? Maybe it’s because our hearts are no longer burning for love of Christ the way they once did. Maybe it’s because we’ve been distracted by things and worldly concerns to the point where we’ve lost sight of what’s most important, our relationship with our Lord. If this is the case, we must restore that
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Please pray for those in nursing homes, the families of the sick, caregivers, the military and their families, and for the following:
Arlene Beers, Anne and Ron Bisson, Dan Cunningham, Colleen Dickinson, Marie Edquist, Helen Eisel, Jean Feltl, Baard Flesche, Flo Graham, Dee Holschuh, Dorene Johnson, Pat Kempf, Susan Kobe, Pat Krueger, Margaret LeSage, Barb Mackintosh, Pat Malinowski, Deborah Marrone, Rose McGonagle, Bud McGraw, Janice McPeak, Dolores Millerbernd, Dick Olson, Alice Paulsrud, Algartha Peterson, Bernie Reid, Joshua Reid, Sharon Reid, Maryanne Remington, Diane Schmerler, Jean Schwappach, Sam Seward, Kathleen Shannon, Evelyn Slavin, Marlene Smith. Sandy Sperrazza, Gil Stifter, and Shirley Wanchena The Deceased: Please pray for the repose of the soul of Jeanette Skarhus, and pray for her family and friends who mourn her. To add a name to the list or to keep a name on the list, please notify the Parish Office. Names will be published for one month.
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MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, May 4 8:30am † Violet Quinn 10:30am † Deacon Jim Murphy † Jane O’Gorman 1:00pm People of the Parish Tuesday, May 6 7:00am †Barb Sidla Wednesday, May 7
8:00am †Dorothy Kilian Thursday, May 8 7:00am Marlene Smith Friday, May 9
8:00am Ron & Anne Bisson Saturday, May 10
8:00am †Robert Lietzow 4:30pm †Donna Sidla Sunday, May 11 8:30am † Mary Snyder 10:30am † Dorothy Kilian 1:00pm People of the Parish
Parish News
Sunday, May 4 10:30am Group First Communion E-CH 11:30am First Communion Reception E-CR Monday, May 5 6:30pm St. Gabriel’s Book Club J-LB 7:00pm Boy Scouts E-LD
7:30pm AA E-CAFE Tuesday, May 6 1:00pm Legion of Mary J-LB 6:30pm Holy Spirit Prayer Group J-LB Wednesday, May 7 7:00pm Stewardship Committee Mtg E-CONF 6:30pm Fall Festival Mtg. J-SH Thursday, May 8 1:00pm Sophia Outreach St. Therese 6:30pm Choir Practice E-CH
7:00pm BeFrienders Mtg. J-LB 7:00pm Hispanic Community Mtg. E-CR
Saturday, May 10 10:00am Spring Tea J-SH 4:00pm Hispanic Baptism Class E-CR 7:30pm Hispanic Community Prayer Group E-CR Sunday, May 11 MOTHER’S DAY
J = St. Joseph Campus
J-CH– Church • J-SH-Social Hall • J-AC-Adoration Chapel • J-SC-School Cafeteria
J-SB-School Building • J-LB-Library J-AU-Auxiliary Room • J-FF-Faith Formation Office
E = St. John the Evangelist Campus E-CR Community Room • E-LD Leo’s Den
E-CAFE Cafeteria • E-G Gym • E-Chapel-Chapel • E-School-School
E-SMR-School Meeting Room E-CONF-Conference Room
Weekly Calendar
Ytd actual $789,485 4/27 $8,778 Easter $11,307 Prior Ytd $791,276
Sharing our gifts with God and His Church
St Gabriel the Archangel's Sunday Giving
St. Gabriel’s Book Club
Join us on Monday, May 5 at 7:00pm in our parish library at St. Joseph campus as we discuss My Neighbor’s Faith: Stories of Interreligious Encounter, Growth and Transformation. Questions, or to obtain a copy of the book, contact Jeanne at (952) 938-5240. Please enter at the Mainstreet entrance. All are welcome!
WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS Ladies: Upcoming Events: 11:00am Spring Luncheon, May 10 7:00pm General Meeting, May 13
MINNETONKA LIFE-CARE CENTER GOLF EVENT
Save the date-Friday, May 30. Minnetonka Life Care Center Golf to be held at Deer Run Golf Club in Victoria. Best ball scramble, prizes, silent auction and dinner proceeds to help parents and save babies. Early birds $165.00 (valid thru May 23) and standard $175.00 - this includes golf, cart, lunch & dinner, dinner only-$35.00. Hole sponsors $200.00. Contact Derek Ciernia at phone (651) 269-8161 or [email protected]
ST. MARGARET’S CEMETERY CLEAN-UP
Saturday, May 17, from 10:00am to Noon. Meet at St. Margaret’s Cemetery. (South on Shady Oak Road. Turn left
(east) on Bren Road. Take the first right into the Cemetery.) PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN GARDEN GLOVES AND TOOLS (Rakes, trimmers, wheel barrows, square shovels, weed whackers, etc.) Help us make our parish cemetery look nice for Memorial Day. For information, contact Jay at (952) 935-7792.
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ST. GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON Saturday, May 10 in St. Joseph Campus Social Hall from 11:00am - 1:30pm
Cost: $7.00 Adults, $4.00 12 years and under. "Wear your favorite hat" put on your smile and be ready to clap your hands and tap your toes... Make your reservation after the Masses on May 3 & 4 or call Janet at (952) 933-2085.
Families Moving Forward ITEMS NEEDED: Diapers-larger than newborn, Pull-Ups sizes 3 and 4, Women's Pads & Tampons, and Twin Size Air Mattresses. Place donations in the travel size cribs at either campus. If you have any questions or want to volunteer call Deacon Francis Tangney at (952) 935-8530.
Anointing Mass Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at 10:00am at St. John Campus. All are welcome. Video presentation and luncheon (provided by St. Therese Southwest) afterward in the Community Room. Presentation Video: Living with Dementia: to change your minds about people whose minds have changed, by Richard Taylor, a retired psychologist, who has lived with a diagnosis of dementia, of the Alzheimer’s type.
24th Annual Blooming Plant
Sale
Spring is here! Come beautify your home with a huge variety of healthy and beautiful plants. Surprise Mom with a lovely hanging basket or create your own planter with a wonderful selection of flowering plants and fillers. Our expert staff can help you with all your gardening needs.
Mother’s Day Weekend Friday, May 9
from 8:00am-5:00pm Saturday, May 10
from 8:00am-5:00pm Sunday, May 11
from 9:00am-12:00pm Volunteers are needed for this great fundraiser! Please sign up in the foyer at St John campus or contact Mary Rivers at (952) 210-2161 or [email protected].
ATTENTION ALL LITURGICAL MINISTERS Sacristans, Servers, Lectors, Eucharistic and Cup Ministers, Can’t Serve Slips are due no later than Monday, May 12, 2014. The next schedule will run from May 31/June 1 through August 30/31. This also includes the Holy day of obligation on August 15 (the feast of the Assumption). You may turn in your Can’t Serve Slips in the Sunday collection basket or email: Katie at [email protected] or
Deacon Darrel Branch at [email protected] or mail to the parish office. Thank you.
Put your Faith into Action - Knights of
Columbus Serving Hopkins since 1921
Meeting Tuesday, May 13 at 7:00pm at Leo’s Den at St. Johns campus. All Knights are welcome! If you would like more information about the Knights of Columbus, please call Grand Knight Wade Dunkley at (952)543-0937 or Chancellor Ricardo Cases at (952) 922-2905.
relationship by talking to the Lord, praying to Him, allowing Him to rekindle our hearts so that when he approaches us in that person we really don’t feel like talking to right now, we can pick up on something that’s familiar. We can see some goodness, some act of love, even just that they are made in God’s image and likeness and say, “Lord! I recognize you, I can see you.”-Fr. Liekhus
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Faith Formation & School News
LOST and FOUND
Reminder: If you have lost anything please check the lost and found located by the desk in the front entrance and the coat closets for
any missing items. All items remaining on May 15 will be donated. Thank you.
Notre Dame Academy – Holiday Gas
Card Fundraiser
Holiday gas cards on sale this weekend after Mass. Thank you for supporting Notre Dame Academy! Contact Jo Farrell with any questions on (612) 670-5579 or at [email protected]
FAITH FORMATION NEWS MAY 4:
Our Faith Formation Sessions are done for this School Year! Thanks to everyone for a wonderful year.
PARENTS! It's time to put ST. GABRIEL’S VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL for your children on your calendar: AUGUST 4 - 8. Contact Kathleen Esh for a registration form or to volunteer at [email protected] or (952) 933-7610. All volunteers are required to have a background check and Virtus training, if you have not completed one before.
BE PREPARED TO HELP CHILDREN! VIRTUS Training will provide what you need to volunteer with children in our parish! Virtus (Latin for “virtue”) is a 3-hour program that St. Gabriel’s will host on Saturday morning, May 17 at 9:30am. If you can’t attend when we offer it, there are several other times and places throughout our Archdiocese where you can attend. (Please contact
the Faith Formation Office at (952) 540-4762 for instructions on how to register for these). There is no cost for you to have a background check or to attend Virtus, and they only need to be done once. Take these steps – and be ready when God nudges you to participate!
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952-935-5536 www.stgabrielhopkins.org III Domingo de Pascua “A” 4 de mayo del 2014
RECONOZCAN A JESÚS San Pedro nos habla dos veces hoy. En la primera lectura, escuchamos una parte de su sermón el día de Pentecostés; en la segunda, parte de su primera carta. Antes, un pescador asustado y sin mucha educación que a menudo decía lo que no debía, ahora dice lo que él sabe es la verdad. Todo lo que Jesús había dicho ahora tiene sentido. Su muerte y resurrección eran parte del plan de Dios y nuestra fe y esperanza se pueden centrar en Dios. El Evangelio de hoy nos relata la historia de la cami-nata de Jesús hacia Emaús con dos de los discípulos. Asus-tados, tristes y confusos, ninguno de los dos reconoció a Jesús, quien les dice lo mismo que escuchamos de Pedro en la lectura anterior: todo eso sucedió como parte del plan de Dios. Al final, los discípulos reconocieron a Jesús por la misma acción que nosotros debemos reconocerlo— al partir el Pan.
LAS LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — No era posible que Jesús quedara bajo el dominio de la muerte (Hechos 2:14, 22-33). Salmo — Señor, nos mostrarás el sendero de vida (Salmo 16 [17]). Segunda lectura — Han sido salvados por la Sangre pre-ciosa de Cristo, como con un cordero sin mancha ni defec-to. (1 Pedro 1:17-21). Evangelio — Reconocieron a Jesús en la fracción del pan (Juan 24:13-35).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Hch 6:8-15; Sal 119 (118):23-24, 26-27, 29-
30; Jn 6:22-29 Martes: Hch 7:51 — 8:1a; Sal 31 (30):3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35 Miércoles: Hch 8:1b-8; Sal 66 (65):1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40 Jueves: Hch 8:26-40; Sal 66 (65):8-9, 16-17, 20; Jn 6:44-51 Viernes: Hch 9:1-20; Sal 117 (116):1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59 Sábado: Hch 9:31-42; Sal 116 (115):12-17; Jn 6:60-69 Domingo: Hch 2:14a, 36-41; Sal 23 (22):1-6; 1 Pe 2:20b-25; Jn 10:1-10
GRUPO DE ORACION Sábados 7:00pm
Catequesis de Padres de familia Bienvenid@s a la Santa Misa
SÓLO JESÚS Debemos orar sin cansarnos, porque la salvación de la humanidad no depende del éxito material… sino sólo de Jesús.
