APRIL 28, 2019

MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Masses: Saturday 4:00 & 6:00 PM, Sunday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 AM Holy Days & Weekdays: Refer to Bulletin

For Parish Event Registrations scan here: Website: www.res-dbq.org

MISSION STATEMENT

We, the Catholic Christian community of the Church of the Resurrection, are

rich in tradition and history. We acknowledge with pride and

gratitude the sacrifices and efforts made by those who came before us.

We are a growing, faith-filled parish. We value worship, education, faith development, and ministries that

utilize our God-given talents.

We respect diversity, and we are committed to working together to

provide the spiritual nourishment and community support necessary for our members to grow in their relationship

with Christ.

We seek to become Christlike in our daily lives by loving and serving

others, especially those most in need.

SACRAMENTS Baptisms

The first and third weekend of each month after the 11 AM Sunday Mass. We request that parents attend the Baptismal Program. Please register with Deacon Gerald Jorgensen at

563-556-7239.

Weddings All persons who wish to arrange for marriage are asked to contact Deacon

Mike Ellis six months in advance.

Reconciliation Saturday 3:15 PM & 5:15 PM

Tuesday 7:30–8:30 AM Other times by appointment.

PARISH MEMBERSHIP If you would like to become a member of Resurrection Parish, please call the Parish Office:

(563-556-7511).

MON, April 29 St. Catherine of Siena, Virgin and Doctor of the Church 7:00 AM † Algean Budde

TUES, April 30 St. Pius V, Pope 7:00 AM † All Souls Eucharistic Adoration immediately following 7:00 AM Mass until 5:00 PM

WED, May 1 St. Joseph the Worker 7:00 AM † Kathleen Kiefer † Dennis Berlage

THURS, May 2 St. Athanasius, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 7:00 AM † Grace Kagel 8:45 AM † Robert Lueken

FRI, May 3 Saints Philip and James, Apostles 7:00 AM † Irma Pfiffner

SAT, April Vigil of the Third Sunday of Easter 4:00 PM † Walter & Marie Schueller † Jerry Richard & Family 6:00 PM † Don Hansen

SUN, April Third Sunday of Easter 7:00 AM Pro Populo 9:00 AM † Irma Pfiffner † Marvin Dalsin 11:00 AM † Donna Wolfe † Louis Recker

DEAR PARISHIONERS,

"Going Out on a limb" is a familiar phrase to most of us. If you have ever climbed a tree, and then taken cautious steps away from the massive trunk onto the bigger, broader branches, and then inched yourself out onto the thinner, swaying limbs, you would know the true meaning of this phrase. Perhaps in your youthful daring days, you may had done this a time or two. Maybe it was a dare from your friends who, watching from below, may have considered you as either courageous or crazy.

This metaphor of “going out on a limb" describes the precarious position of an individual or a corporate body who takes a risk to do something out of the ordinary. Even though they maintain their identity and integrity, they step outside of their comfort zone in order to prove a point, make a profit, or capture the attention of onlookers. This action seems to evoke a fascination in the minds of some people, and a fear in the hearts of others because of the inherent risk of catastrophic failure. However, the positive results gained from those risk takers can and do make an impact upon the hearts of many, as well as on the history of humanity.

Just think of all those risk takers who went out on a limb as discoverers and explorers, inventors and innovators, scientists and surgeons, astronauts and the group that I would like to feature, the Apostles. Without these courageous and/or crazy people (depending on your perspective), we would be without the empirical data of the world around us on land, under the sea, and above our atmosphere. We would be without electricity, aviation, or cell phone communication. We would be without life-saving medicines and noninvasive surgical techniques. The same can be said about the early apostles. Without them we would be without the Church.

During the Easter season we read from the Acts of the Apostles and other Post-Resurrection accounts that shed some light on and give due credit to the Apostles. After the crucifixion of Jesus on the Cross (that which we often times refer to as a tree) the Apostles are encouraged and inspired by the Risen Lord and the Holy Spirit to "go out on a limb" of that same tree (the Cross of Christ) for the sake of the Kingdom of God.

They shared their empirical knowledge of the Risen Jesus with others as they witnessed to their lived experience of being with him up to and through his passion, death, and resurrection. We are reminded of the risks they took being faced with failure and subjected to martyrdom. They had their fair share of onlookers and naysayers. Nevertheless, they committed themselves to the continuation of Jesus’ mission by preaching his message and presenting it in their own way. They captured the attention of many who were both fascinated and fearful. Most certainly these risk-takers were considered as either courageous or crazy. But it worked! A great number was added to the Church of Christ and, as they say, the rest is history.

We, today, are still called to go out on a limb for the Lord. We do this individually by being great witnesses of faith despite the dangers we encounter. We also do this as communities of faith by taking risks to draw attention to the message of Jesus.

The community of Resurrection is stepping out of its comfort zone by exploring the possibility of building a new educational facility. This effort will help to fulfill our obligation to more effectively teach the message of Jesus through housing a formal Catholic education program for children during the day and religious education classes for all ages at night. It is part of the mission of Jesus to go, make disciples, and teach all nations. By implementing some needed improvements in a new Faith Formation Center, our hope is much the same as that of the Apostles: it is to bring people to Christ through His Church. And, like the Apostles, we think it's worth the risk...to go out on a limb. Fr. Phil Gibbs, Pastor

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REST IN PEACE Dr. Joseph Kapler, parishioner; Ken Olberding, brother-in-law of Mary (Deacon Jerry) Jorgensen; Steve Smith, brother of Dick (Joyce) Smith.

BAPTISMS Congratulations to the parents and families of Rylee Bridget Rose Heim and Emerson Neal Huekels, baptized on Easter weekend. May our faith community of Resurrection provide Christian witness to Rylee and Emerson, and assist these children to grow in their faith.

IN THE PARISH

PILGRIM VIRGIN STATUE Parishioner Ann Gebhart will host the Pilgrim Virgin Statue at her home April 28–May 3. The Rosary will be said each evening at 7 p.m. The address is 2401 Sprucewood Dr. in Asbury. All are welcome! TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME!! Join us for the Resurrection bus trip on Sunday, Sept. 8, for the Cubs vs Brewers game. Game time is 1:10 p.m. The bus will arrive at the Resurrection parking lot at 7 a.m. and will leave at 7:30 a.m. Return time is approximately 8:30 p.m. The cost per person is $90. This is a family event so there will be no alcohol allowed on the bus. Go to the Resurrection Parish website and click on “Event Registration” to sign up to pay for your reservation. If you have questions, call Karen Meyer, 588-3547, or email her at MKSEM@aol.com.

April 28, 2019 ■ Second Sunday of Easter 3

STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

OKOLONA SERVICE TRIP Join Ellen Patch, Deacon Jim Schmidt, and a group of fellow parishioners from Resurrection for the Parish Summer Service Trip to Okolona, Mississippi, June 22–29, 2019. You will experience the African American culture while working with children in a summer enrichment program, working in a second-hand clothing store, visiting the elderly, or helping with light maintenance work.

If you are interested in participating in this very worthwhile trip, please contact Ellen Patch at 563-556-7511 or dbq058s1@dbqarch.org.

HEALTH MINISTRY

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Prayer Shawl Ministry will meet Thursday, May 2, from 6:30–8:00 p.m., in the Parish Office Living Room. Anyone interested in sharing their talent of crocheting or knitting to make prayer shawls is welcome to attend. Participants enjoy working and praying in community, and sharing in the ministry of reaching out together to those in need. CARE FOR THE CAREGIVER If you are caring for a loved one, please join us for the Care for the Caregiver meeting on Monday, April 29, from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in the Upper Room. For more information, call Mary Schmidt at 563-556-7511.

Mary Schmidt, Parish Nurse

Feasibility Study Update We need your input!

As you may have heard, Resurrection has selected Mark Davy & Associates, a consulting firm that works with churches, to conduct a feasibility study. The study will assess our capability to move forward with a capital campaign to build a new Faith Formation Center. If you were invited to participate and have not responded, please do so as soon as possible. If you did not receive a letter inviting you to participate and you would like to take part in a personal interview or complete a survey please contact Mark Davy & Associates at 1-800-536-0444 or e-mail info@markdavyassociates.com. Results from the study will be shared with parish leaders to help decide our next steps.

Ed & Betty Bald Leonard Hartung Mary Ann Koltes Rudy & Mabel Loeffelholz Jack Sabers

Kelly Stecklein Bob Steger Clark Westphal Vernon & Clara Westphal Donna Wittstock

EASTER FLOWERS IN MEMORY OF:

Resurrection Parish & Great Give Day — helping could not get any easier!

Resur rec t ion ’ s S t . Ph i lomena Endowment Fund is participating in the Great Give Day hosted by the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque. This is a wonderful opportunity for Resurrection to raise funds to Be a Visible Presence of Jesus for generations to come. Go to www.GreatGiveDay.org on Thursday, May 9, and look for Resur rec t ion ’ s S t . Ph i lomena Endowment Fund.

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FAITH FORMATION

Thank You to Our School Year RE Catechists

As we close out our School Year RE classes this week, I would like to express a big heartfelt thank you to all of our wonderful catechists and aides who passed along the faith to our youth this year: Beth Blanchard, Barb Klein, Sharon Ryder, Scott Buse, Barbara Rivera, Ann Hosch, Krista Ligeralde, Nicole Wittstock, Deanne Arthur, Pat Udzielak, Brandon Marsh, Ashley Osterberger, Ann Knier, Amber Leitzen, Ben Kumor, and Jeff Johll.

School Year RE Family Mass School Year RE will conclude on Wednesday, May 1st, with a citywide family Mass at 6:45 p.m. at St. Raphael Cathedral. Light refreshments will follow in their gathering space after the Mass.

First Holy Eucharist Next Weekend Eighty students, who have been preparing to receive the Eucharist, will receive for the first time next weekend at the 4:00, 6:00, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. Please keep these young people and their families in your prayers that they continue to cele-brate Mass and receive the Eucharist with us each week.

Wendy Osterberger Director of Religious Education

YOUTH MINISTRY/CONFIRMATION May 1: Confirmation Rehearsal, 6:30–7:30 PM

May 2: Confirmation Mass, 6:30 PM

YLT—year-end celebration: May 8, 6–8pm—will include Mass and BBQ. Location is TBD. Archbishop Jackels will celebrate the sacrament of confirmation with our confirmation class on Thursday, May 2nd. Please keep these candidates in your prayers as they continue to grow in faith and love as disciples of Christ. Middle school mission trip openings! We still have a spot open for the 2019 middle school mission trip to St. Joseph, MI. This includes current 6–8 graders. We are also in need of one adult chaperone. Please contact Maggie if you are interested!

Find out more about all upcoming Youth Ministry events at www.res-dbq.org or on the Youth Ministry bulletin board!

Call or e-mail Maggie at 556-7511 or dbq058ym2@dbqarch.org for more information.

Maggie Peiffer, Director of Youth Ministry MUSIC & LITURGY

MINISTRY TRAINING IN MAY! ! ! ! WEDNESDAY, MAY 8TH:

6:00 PM — READERS 7:00 PM — EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

(EMs who have NOT attended training in over 3 years please come for recommissioning)

SIGN UP ON THE WEBSITE OR CONTACT AMY DOLAN WE WALK BY FAITH AND NOT BY SIGHT In today’s Gospel, Jesus proclaims, “Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.” Guess what? Jesus is talking about us! Believing without having seen Jesus’ hands and side. We discover Jesus in the Word and in the Eucharist every week when we come to celebrate with our Resurrection family at Mass. Let’s continue to walk by faith and not by sight, sharing in the gift of his Body and Blood and carrying the love and mercy of Christ into the parking lot, into the grocery store, and into the lives of our family, friends and neighbors.

Amy Dolan Music and Liturgy

ADULT FAITH FORMATION

Prayer of Discipleship by Pope Francis: Loving God, I thank you for choosing me to be your disciple and for the gift of your Son, Jesus. Help me proclaim and bear witness to the Gospel by word and deed today and every day. Open my heart to the outcast, the forgotten, the lonely, the sick and the poor. Grant me the courage to think, to choose, and to live as a Christian, joyfully obedient to God. Amen.

Thursdays, 4:00–5:30 PM, Upper Room May 2—Lesson 2: Your Servant is Listening May 9—Lesson 3: Warrior of God RCIA/Faith Sharing Wednesdays, 6:30–7:30 PM, Upper Room May 1: Eucharist Call Us to Mission May 8: The Divinity of Christ RCIA — Session for those to be Baptized, Upper Room Sunday, May 5: Eucharist

Deacon Mike Ellis

SCRIP The next Scrip order date is Monday, April 29. Orders and payment must be received by 10:00 a.m. on Monday. Thank you to everyone who orders Scrip! It's a great way to support our parish and our schools. New Scrip users are always welcome at any time of the year. Contact us at scripoffice@gmail.com.

April 28, 2019 ■ Second Sunday of Easter 5

AROUND THE AREA MARY’S INN MATERNITY HOME WOMEN OF HOPE LUNCHEON All are invited to attend a fundraiser to support Mary’s Inn Maternity Home on Wednesday, May 8, from 11:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Dubuque Golf and Country Club. Tickets are $50 for a lunch/program. Tables of 10 are $450. Please call Sue at 563-583-0457 for tickets or more information. ST. PEREGRINE MASS The St. Peregrine Mass for those suffering from cancer or any incurable disease will be held on Thursday, May 2, at 9:00 a.m. at Holy Ghost Church, 2921 Central Ave., Dubuque. STUFF THE SEMI St. Elizabeth Pastorate is sending a semi load of items to the Friendship Center in Williamsburg, KY, a retail store started by Catholic sisters and now managed by volunteers. All profits from the center help the needy in the depressed Appalachian Mountain area. Donate your extra to “Stuff the Semi.” Items must be clean, usable, and in boxes. Furniture, working appliances, car seats, clothes, and household items will be accepted. Please place items in cardboard boxes and label the contents.

Items may be dropped off now through May 14 at the St. Elizabeth Seton Faith Formation Building in Epworth. Hours are Monday–Thursday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. If you have donation questions, call Jane Bechen 563-556-7386.

ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS Parish Offices are closed Friday evening,

Saturday, and Sunday.

MONDAY, April 29 10:00 AM SCRIP Due ..................................... Parish Office 1:30 PM Care for the Caregiver .............. Upper Room 6:15 PM First Eucharist Rehearsal ........................ Church 6:30 PM Divorce Support ......... 2nd Floor Living Room

TUESDAY, April 30 5:15 PM Children’s Choir ....................................... Church 6:15 PM First Eucharist Rehearsal ........................ Church 6:30 PM Faith Formation Commission ....... Upper Room

WEDNESDAY, May 1 7:30 AM Mother’s Prayers ......................... Bride’s Room 9:15 AM Scripture Sharing ....... 2nd Floor Living Room 6:30 PM RCIA/Faith Sharing ...................... Upper Room 6:30 PM RE Citywide Mass ....... St. Raphael Cathedral 6:30 PM Confirmation Rehearsal ......................... Church

THURSDAY, May 2 6:30 AM M.E.S.S. (Men Exploring Sunday Scripture)

................................. Lower Level Social Space 4:00 PM Adult Study of Discipleship ........ Upper Room 6:30 PM Confirmation Mass .................................. Church 6:30 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry ........................................

....................................... 2nd Floor Living Room 7:00 PM Vocations Committee ........... Community Room

FRIDAY, May 3 8:00 AM F.I.R.E.S. (Scripture Sharing) ............ 2nd Floor

SATURDAY, May 4 No Meetings

SUNDAY, May 5 No Meetings

STEWARDSHIP “Blessed are they who have not seen, and yet believed,” Jesus says in today’s Gospel. For those who have not seen to believe, however, we must be good stewards of our faith, living it joyfully and sharing it generously. Then, in our time too, “men and women in great numbers” will be “added to the Lord.”

PARISH SUPPORT

Adult tithe for April 21, 2019 Weekly contributions needed ................................ $32,115.38 Collected from 222 out of 2402 envelopes ............. $16,381.00 Easter Offertory ........................................................... $3,571.18 Electronic Fund Transfer (163 envelopes) ............ $15,820.50 Total collected ........................................................... $35,772.68

YTD collections needed (7/1-4/21) ............... $1,380,961.34 YTD collected in envelopes (7/1-4/21) ......... $1,365,068.93 YTD total over/short ................................................ ($15,892.41)

Mass of the Lord’s Supper ....................................... $2,120.93 Good Friday ............................................................ $1,256.00

Easter – 623 Envelopes ......................................... $36,310.06

Thank you for your support!

BAPTISMAL PREPARATION The next Baptismal Preparation Class will be held

on Thursday, May 30, from 7–9 PM, in the Upper Room. To register, contact Deacon Jerry Jorgensen at 563-556-7239. Attendance is requested prior to baptism.

A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE Jesus connects PEACE and FORGIVENESS in today’s Gospel. In our families we will only experience peace to the extent we forgive one another. Peace is purchased with the currency of forgiveness. When we allow our anger and pride to lock out others, we also lock out peace and harmony. MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT Are you a “Doubting Thomas?” Sometimes we doubt our beloved’s good intentions; sometimes we doubt our own ability to live up to our commitments. Trust takes time and a track record. Have you earned your beloved’s trust? Not sure? Ask.

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VOCATION VIEWS EVERY VOCATION IS ONE THOUSAND INVITATIONS

Thomas believed because he saw Jesus. What will it take for you to respond to God’s call to priesthood or religious life?

(John 20:19-31)

Please pray for all seminarians of the Archdiocese of Dubuque, those in formation for religious life, and all those in formation for the diaconate, especially parishioner John Robbins.

JUSTICE JOGGER

POPE FRANCIS ‘URBI ET ORBI’ MESSAGE Excerpts from 2019 Easter reflection

"Before the many sufferings of our time, may the Lord of life not find us cold and indifferent. May he make us builders of bridges, not walls. May the One who gives us his peace end the roar of arms, both in areas of conflict and in our cities, and inspire the leaders of nations to work for an end to the arms race and the troubling spread of weaponry, especially in the economically more advanced countries.

May the Risen Christ, who flung open the doors of the tomb, open our hearts to the needs of the disadvantaged, the vulnerable, the poor, the unemployed, the marginalized, and all those who knock at our door in search of bread, refuge, and the recognition of their dignity."

CONTACT US Parish Office: 563-556-7511 Website: www.res-dbq.org

PARISH STAFF Priests Rev. Phillip Gibbs, Pastor, Ext 211 .............. DBQ058@dbqarch.org Rev. Andrew Upah, Associate Pastor Ext 213 .....................................................DBQ058AP@dbqarch.org

Deacon & Pastoral Associate Deacon Michael Ellis, Ext 230 .................... DBQ058D@dbqarch.org

Deacons Deacon Gerald Jorgensen ....................... DBQCMTAUD@dbqarch.org Deacon Jim Schmidt ................................... DBQ058D2@dbqarch.org

Seminarian Martin Coolidge, Ext 222 ................. DBQMCoolidge@dbqarch.org

Pastoral Associate Assistant Ellen Patch, Ext 217 .................................... DBQ058S1@dbqarch.org

Music & Liturgy Coordinator Amy Dolan, Ext 212 ................................... DBQ058S2@dbqarch.org

Director of Religious Education Wendy Osterberger, Ext 235 ................. DBQ058RE@dbqarch.org

Director of Youth Ministy Maggie Peiffer, Ext 229 ....................... DBQ058YM2@dbqarch.org

Communication & Volunteer Coordinator Gail McMahon, Ext 219 ............................ DBQ058S4@dbqarch.org

Computer Software Applications Support Mary Leigh, Ext 214 ................................... DBQ058S6@dbqarch.org

Business Manager Deb Kalb, Ext 218 ...................................... DBQ058S3@dbqarch.org

Bookkeeper Joe Hancock, Ext 231 ................................. DBQ058BK@dbqarch.org

Parish Nurse Mary Schmidt, RN, Ext 232......................... DBQ058N@dbqarch.org

Parish Visitor Christy Whiteman, Ext 234 ....................... DBQ058S5@dbqarch.org

Secretary Mary Jo Dalsing, Ext 210 ........................ DBQ058sec@dbqarch.org

Cemetery Trustee Deacon Jim Schmidt ................................................................. 542-1829

Maintenance Denny Weber, Ext 236 .............................. DBQ058s8@dbqarch.org

SCHOOL Holy Family Catholic Schools Central Administration Office................................................ 582-5456 Resurrection Site School Office............................................................................. 583-9488 Preschool/Daycare Office ..................................................... 583-5206 Principal, Denise Grant .......................... dgrant@holyfamilydbq.org

RESURRECTION PRAYER CHAIN Marge Kane .............................................................................. 583-2149 Karen Meyer ....................... 588-3547, Resprayerchain@gmail.com

PARISH CHAIRPERSONS Pastoral Council, Chris Nugent ........................................... 599-3939 Finance Council, Ken Funke ................................................. 451-7064 Holy Family Board of Education, Kelley Schiesl ............ 543-4588 Faith Formation Commission, Jeff Johll .......................... 580-7022 Liturgy Committee, Lisa Esch ............................................... 557-8423 Parish Life Committee, Ron & Mary Dankert .................. 556-7753 Social Justice Committee, Tim & Mary Moothart ........... 581-7690 St. Vincent de Paul Society, Andy Benko .......................... 556-3272 Vocations Committee, Terry Friedman ............................. 556-3121

April 28 Preview:

· Archbishop Jackels pens a letter for the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women's membership Sunday

· A Dubuque parish is helping its sister parish in Haiti rebuild its church following a 2018 earthquake. As part of that effort, a tabernacle formerly owned by Father Mark Reasoner, a priest of the archdiocese who is now deceased, is heading to the island nation.

· Sister Christine Feagan of St. Mary Parish gives an update on tornado recovery efforts in Marshalltown. (The community has hit hard by the storm in the summer of 2018).

· Coverage of the aftermath of the Easter bombings that targeted churches and hotels in Sri Lanka; the latest from the Vatican on reforms to the Roman Curia as well as other national and international Catholic news.

May Crowning Saturday, May 11

3:00 p.m. in the Church

All are welcome to attend!

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

April 28, 2019 ■ Second Sunday of Easter 7

Welcome to Ross Benner (middle left) and Ryan Oetken (middle right) who entered the

Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil.

Praying, Sharing and Giving

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READER TRAINING

Wednesday, May 8 6:00 PM

Reader Online Registration

EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TRAINING

Wednesday, May 8 7:00 PM

Eucharistic Ministers who have not attended training in over three years are asked to attend

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