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Rev. Jerome P. Pastors, Pastor
WEEKEND MASSES
St. Peter Worship Site 435 High Avenue Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM
St. Mary Worship Site 605 Merritt Avenue
Sunday 7:30 AM &
RECONCILIATION
5:50-6:20 PM Tuesday, SP Site 6:30 AM Friday, SM Site
10:00 AM First Friday, SM Site 7:05-7:30 AM Saturday, SP Site 2:45-3:30 PM Saturday, SP Site
DAILY MASSES
St. Peter Worship Site Tuesday - 6:30 PM Thursday, 7:30 AM Saturday, 8:00 AM
First Friday, 12:10 PM
St. Mary Worship Site Monday, 7:00 AM (*LWC) Tuesday, 7:00 AM (*LWC)
Wednesday, 7:00 AM Friday, 7:00 AM
*LWC (Liturgy of the Word with Communion)
Our Lourdes Academy Elementary School Masses
are held Thursdays at 9:00 AM at St. Vincent Church, 1225 Oregon St.
(September - May)
Welcome to Most Blessed Sacrament Parish!
Whether you are a first-time visitor or a longtime resident searching for a welcoming faith community, we have much to offer.
Whatever your life situation, we provide opportunities for you to grow spiritually and to engage in social, educational and community service projects.
If you have any questions or would like more information on what Most Blessed Sacrament Parish has to offer, please contact Deacon Rick Hocking at [email protected] or 920-231-9782.
ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE Saturday - 4:30 PM (Oregon Street) Sunday - 7:30 AM (Knapp Street)
9:30 AM (Oregon Street), 11:00 AM (Knapp Street) Tuesday - 7:30 AM (Oregon Street)
Wednesday & Friday - 7:30 AM (Knapp Street) Reconciliation - 3:30 PM Saturday (Oregon St.)
Vol. 13, No. 43
In the event you are unable to attend Mass at Most Blessed Sacrament, please consider visiting one of our other Oshkosh Area Catholic parishes.
ST. RAPHAEL THE ARCHANGEL Mass - Saturday, 5:00 PM,
Sunday, 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 AM & 5:00 PM Reconciliation - Saturday & Sunday 3:30 PM, Tuesday 4:30 PM
Weekday Masses: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:00 AM at Franciscan Courts - across the street from St. Raphael
Thursday & Friday - 7:15 AM in St. Martin Chapel
ST. MARY - WINNECONNE October - April
Saturday - 4:00 PM, Sunday - 10:30 AM Reconciliation - Saturday 3:30 PM
ST. MARY - OMRO October - April
Saturday - 6:00 PM, Sunday, 8:30 AM
Reconciliation - Saturday 5:30 PM Spanish Mass - 1st & 3rd Sunday at 12:15 PM
PARISH OUTREACH: If you or a family member have recently been hospitalized, or if someone’s living situation has changed, please remember to contact the parish office so the person may receive the Sacrament of Anointing, the Holy Eucharist, and a visit from Fr. Jerry, Lyn, our Pastoral Associate, or Laurie, our Coordinator of Pastoral Outreach.
If you or your family member is in need of a listening presence or spiritual companionship, a Care Minister can also help to provide that comforting measure. Please call Laurie at the parish office at 231-9782.
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES LOCATED AT 435 HIGH AVENUE
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Dial 920-231-9782 for after-hours emergencies and our answering service will direct your call)
FIND US ON FACEBOOK Most Blessed Sacrament, Oshkosh, WI
PASTORAL TEAM Father Jerry Pastors, Pastor Rick Hocking, Deacon [email protected] Peter Cheskie, Deacon Lyn Zahorik, Pastoral Associate [email protected] Laurie Pollack, Coordinator of Pastoral Outreach [email protected]
EVANGELIZATION & DISCIPLESHIP Shannon Ausloos, Director [email protected]
JoAnne Brown, R.E. Administrative Assistant [email protected]
SERV (Special Education) Tom Mentele, Director 426-5682
SUPPORT STAFF Tracey Domiter, Business Administrator [email protected] Angela Gajewski, Finance Administrator [email protected] Kaitlyn Taylor, Administrative Assistant [email protected] Doug Hirte, Director of Maintenance Marshall Potter, Director of Music
PARISH COMMITTEES Parish Pastoral Council - Kathie Reed, Chair Finance Council - Tracey Domiter, Chair Parish Life - Mary Otto/Jan Grable, Co-Chairs Parish Trustees - Dave Lelinski, William Fraunfelder
LOURDES ACADEMY 426-3626
OSHKOSH CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Administrator - Randy Wertz 216-3268 [email protected]
WHERE IS FR. JERRY??? Fr. Jerry is happy you were able to join us this weekend at Most Blessed Sacrament. If you would like to set up a time to meet him personally, please call Laurie at the Parish Office
at 231-9782 to arrange an appointment. And just to have some fun, Fr. Jerry will be hiding somewhere in this bulletin every week. See if you can find him, or who can find him first!
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MASS INTENTIONS: Our book of Mass Intentions for July, August and September is now open. The volume of requests for Mass Intentions has grown significantly since the inception of our parish. For that reason, it has become necessary to put some guidelines in place. We must limit intentions to one weekend Mass and two weekday Masses per quarter. The stipend for a Mass Intention is $10.
If you do desire a specific date that we are not able to honor, our retired and mission priests are able to accept your intentions through the Leo Benevolent Association and offer them at the Masses they pray. This can be arranged through our parish office.
BREAD AND WINE: If you are interested in sponsoring the Bread and Wine for a given weekend, please contact the Parish Office at 231-9782. The stipend is $30 for Bread and Wine.
Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass
*SATURDAY, May 2 & SUNDAY May 3 +Joan Francis, +Joan Jansen, Ed & Marjorie Kalous, The People of Most Blessed Sacrament Parish
MONDAY 6:30A Morning Rosary (SM) 7:00A LWC (SM)
TUESDAY 6:30A Morning Rosary (SM) 7:00A LWC (SM) 5: Divine Mercy Chaplet/Evening Rosary (SP) 5:50P Confession (SP) 6:30P +Margaret Schneider (Mass SP)
WEDNESDAY 6:30A Morning Rosary (SM) 7:00A +Theresa Rozek (Mass SM) 10: No Mass (Evergreen Manor)
THURSDAY 6:55A Morning Rosary (SP) 7:30A +Phyllis & Robert Jungwirth (Mass SP)
FRIDAY 6: Confession (SM) 6: Morning Rosary (SM) 7:00 A +Aaron Werner (Mass SM)
SATURDAY 7:05A Confession (SP) 8:00A +Marian & Harland Gumz (Mass SP) 2:45P Confession (SP) 4:00P (Mass SP)
SUNDAY 7:30A (Mass SM) 9:00A (Mass SP) 10:45A (Mass SM) 3: Divine Mercy Chaplet/Rosary (SM)
*SATURDAY, May 9 & SUNDAY, May 10 +Magdalena Ryan, +Helen Rolph, +Joyce Loker, +Lorraine & Walter Johnson, +Carol & Bob Jacobs, The People of Most Blessed Sacrament Parish
All weekend Mass intentions are read at all Weekend Masses +Deceased
HOLY FATHER’S INTENTION FOR MAY
FOR DEACONS: We pray that deacons, faithful in their service to the Word and the poor, may be an invigorating symbol for the entire Church.
The bread and wine for this weekend’s Liturgies has been donated by
Tris Kopacz in loving memory of
ARMOND & DONNA EBERHARDY.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE LIVING
& THE DECEASED
SATURDAY, May 2 thru
SUNDAY, May 10
PRAYER CIRCLE
Call George Weyers at 233-7642 or email [email protected] with your prayer request and the prayer circle will be initiated on your behalf. If you would like to be a part of our Parish Prayer Circle and pray for others, please contact
Laurie at the parish office at 231-9782 or [email protected].
Monday, April 4 Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; Ps 43:3-4; Jn 10:11-18
Tuesday, April 5 Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-3, 4-5, 6-7; Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday, April 6 Acts 12:24—13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6 and 8; Jn 12:44-50
Thursday, April 7 Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27; Jn 13:16-20
Friday. April 8 Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab; Jn 14:1-6
Saturday, April 9 Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4; Jn 14:7-14
Sunday, April 10 Fifth Sunday of Easter Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; 1 Pt 2:4-9; Jn 14:1-12
Scripture Readings Week of May 3, 2020
Last week’s Mass intention listed for Thursday, April 30, was for Eileen Nevers,
not Eileen Gajewski. Oops!
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From the Pastor’s desk…
OPEN HEARTS AND OPEN DOORS: WELCOMING A GLOBAL OUTREACH CATHOLIC EXCHANGE STUDENT- Hosting an exchange student is an amazing experience for you and for the exchange student. Lourdes Academy would like to welcome two Global Outreach exchange students for the 20 Casa Esther 20-2021 academic year. Global Outreach is
Catholic exchange program with a mission of building a civilization of love by forming young dynamic Catholic servant leaders for the 21st century. Placement of students becomes a reality when a household opens the door to their heart and home and says “yes” to hosting a student. Currently, 11 students are waiting for their “Good News! We have a host family for you” letter. The students are from Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine. For further information: Please contact Barbara Tota-Boryczka, Executive Director, barbara.tota [email protected] (920) 540-3085 or Fr. Larry Seidl, Spiritual Director, [email protected] (920) 412-0320.
The president of our Catholic school system in Oshkosh is writing a book dealing with the topic of Redemptive Suffering. This work is a collection of people’s life-changing experiences that have forced them to deal with personal suffering. Due to the coronavirus pandemic he is looking to interview people in the next few months via teleconference (on-line) to share their stories. If you are willing to participate in this project you man contact John Dinegan by phone (920)369-6615 or by email ([email protected]). All participants will remain anonymous in the book and information collected will be maintained in a secure location. Personal accounts from some, but perhaps not all, will appear in the final draft of the book, but all information is important to this project. Interview subjects….Terminal illness….cancer, ALS; A long-term condition… (diabetes, divorce, blindness, affair guilt,); life event that occurs once…(drunk driving arrest, alcoholism/a successful recovery, abortion, an affair, infertility,); a suffering family member based on an individual’s poor choice (drunk driving arrest, affair, gambling, suicide,); a friend/sibling/spouse helping another work through a life condition; long term care giver perspective (caring for family member with long term illness); addiction (alcohol, drugs, sex, gambling,); recovery…facing the people that you hurt (addiction, affair, gambling,); families that have dealt with multiple life-changing events; rape/physical abuse; unwanted divorce; loss of spouse; death of a child (a mother’s story); a life sentence (infertility, depression, an amputee, abortion); any other examples of suffering not mentioned here are open for consideration—job loss, someone struggling with a vocation, a family member that has left the church. Thank you for your consideration.
I invite you to keep our RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) Candidates in your prayers as they prepare to receive the sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation, and our 2nd graders as they prepare to receive the Eucharist for the first time. One of the things that they have already done to prepare themselves to receive the Eucharist for the first time is to celebrate the sacrament of Reconciliation. The question I invite you to respond to is, “What is your favorite story of forgiveness in the Gospels. E-mail your responses to me, along with your name, phone number and you will be entered in a drawing for a Milwaukee Brewers corn hole game. The deadline is May 11.
Masses can be live streamed or watched at a later time at the following link which can also be found on our website (www.mbsoshkosh.com). Mass times are as follow: Sunday 9:00 AM; Monday 7:00 AM; Tuesday 6:30 PM; Wednesday 7:00 AM; Thursday 7:30 AM; Friday 7:00 AM; Saturday 8:00 AM. You can watch them also at a later time on our website.
Confessions: All at St. Peter Tuesday 5:50 PM– 6:20 PM;
Friday 6:30 AM – 6:55 AM; Saturday 7:05 AM – 7:35 AM; Saturday 2:45 PM – 3:30; 1st Friday: 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM. Enter the handicapped accessible entrance off of the parking lot. Remain in your car until Fr. directs you in or the person leaves. I will let you in. Remain standing, but there is a chair for those who need to sit. Remember social distancing of 6 feet from one another.
Parish Office: Will be closed due to the current directive of the governor. If you have an emergency, please call the parish office and the answering service will take your message. They will contact the appropriate person, who will get in touch with you.
Praying before the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle and Adoration: Currently the Blessed Sacrament is in a tabernacle located in the breezeway entrance off of the parking lot at St. Peter. The doors will be locked. The Diocese and the Oshkosh Police has asked that you stay in your cars. Stay off the side walk. You can park in the handicap parking spots and you do not have to parking accord to the lines. But be respectful of others by not parking them in. This will be 24/7 for now and adoration with the Blessed Sacrament in the monstrance will be from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM. Feel free to listen to Relevant Radio (1050 AM) for the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00 PM. On Tuesdays at 5:30 PM there will be a Eucharistic Blessing. Please remain in your car.
Giving Envelopes can be mailed to: Most Blessed Sacrament; 435 High Ave.; Oshkosh, WI 54901 or dropped off at the Parish Office through the mail slot located next to the door close to the ground. You can also fill out a form for electronic giving at the following link: https://mbsoshkosh.com/stewardship#give.
Bulletins can be only found on our website mbsoshkosh.com.
Funerals currently can be celebrated with only 10 people in attendance, but that could change to either live streaming the funeral with only me and the deceased or delaying the funeral to a later date. There is no visitation before Mass. Anointing: Call the parish office.
Communion: Under Diocesan directives, we cannot distribute communion. This also follows the CDC’s directives as well.
Worship Aids: I will e-mail them out to you.
Remember to keep one another in your prayers. Give your neighbor a call, especially the elderly. Maybe even leave a care package by their door, but let them know it is there. Let us reveal that we have encountered Jesus in the Eucharist by living out the Gospel and bringing others to Christ.
We’re presently engaged in the Bishop’s Appeal, “Rising in Faith”, for the Green Bay Diocese. The Bishop’s Appeal is a direct appeal to people of the diocese to make a gift and support the mission and ministries of the Diocese of Green Bay. These ministries reach many different people in need. You can either make a onetime gift or pledges over the year. Please know that whatever you are able to give, I am grateful to you! If you are unable to make a contribution at this time, consider praying of the success of the Bishop’s Appeal. Our goal this year is $46,379. Your gift needs to be above what you are already giving to our parish. Thank you in advance for responding generously. As of April 28, there has been 245 gifts and have raised $53,030. Congratulations, we have surpassed our goal!!! Please join with me in discovering our need to give and our call to be “Rising in Faith."
FORMED Presents: I would like to take this opportunity not only to share with you some of the things available, but also a description to help you become more familiar with FORMED. To sign up: Go to fomed.org; Click Sign Up; Select “I belong to a Parish or Organization”; Find your Parish by Name or Zip; Enter your e-mail and you are in!
Peace,
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Pastoral Ponderings from the Pastoral Associate…
I read an article written by Arianna Huffington that was printed April 3 in Thrive Global. In part, below, are some good thoughts from her article to ponder.
“I wish it need not have happened in my time,” says Frodo in The Lord of the
Rings. “So do I,” says Gandalf, “and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”
Just a few weeks ago, as we went about our busy lives not always being aware to stay connected to the essence of who we are, to take care of ourselves along the way, to reach out to others, and to connect to that place that unites us in our humanity and from which everything is possible.
In the midst of untold suffering, we are being reminded of something our modern culture has forgotten: that there are two threads running through our lives. One is pulling us into the world to achieve and make things happen, the other is pulling us back from the world to nourish, replenish and refuel ourselves
Andrew Fiala states, “Now is the time to imagine a post-Corona future that is kinder, gentler and more supportive of the weak, the sick and the vulnerable. The people most vulnerable are those who are the least paid, even as their work is deemed most “essential” — from the nurses, caregivers, social workers and other first responders to the grocery and delivery workers on the front lines of the crisis. When all else is stripped away, we are learning what is truly essential, and what isn’t. We need to stop hurting our health and our relationships by striving so relentlessly and breathlessly after success as the world defines it. There is a place of wisdom, peace and strength in each one of us. We need to reacquaint ourselves with it!
We have all now been forced to pause. And during this pause, we are discovering that certain parts of life were not as essential as we thought — and just as important, rediscovering certain essential parts we had forgotten. As Pope Francis said in the blessing he delivered while praying for an end to the coronavirus, “It is a time to choose what matters and what passes away, a time to separate what is necessary from what is not.”
“What is a good life?” Now in this forced pause this question is creeping back into our consciousness. The coronavirus crisis has awakened something spiritual in us. According to the Pew Research Center, a majority of Americans have prayed for the end of the pandemic — including 15% of those who say they seldom or never pray. Whether or not we belong to any religious or spiritual tradition, there is a renewed awareness of the need to take care not just of our physical health but our mental, emotional and spiritual health — to take care of our souls.”
Do you feel that God is calling you? Do you want to receive Baptism, First Communion or
Confirmation? Are you discerning a call to religious life or the
priesthood? Are you ready to prepare for marriage? Are you suffering and in need of healing, prayer, or the
Anointing of the Sick?
Contact us today to meet with a staff member who can answer your questions and help you follow Jesus' call.
BAPTISM: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated the 2nd weekend of each month at the Saturday 4:00 PM Mass or on Sunday at the 9:00 or 10:45 AM Mass (We do not have Baptisms during the season of Lent.) A Baptism preparation session is required for all first-time parents and must be completed 4 to
6 weeks before the date of the baptism. Parents are welcome to do this before their baby is born also. Please call the parish office to register at least 3 months prior to the birth of your child.
MARRIAGE: The Sacrament of Marriage may take place any given weekend providing the site is available. Weddings may be held at the St. Peter or St. Mary site on Saturdays at 1:00 PM or on another day per arrangements made through the Parish Office. Please call at least six months prior to your wedding to secure a date and begin the initial steps of your wedding preparation.
FUNERALS: To begin the process of planning a funeral for a deceased loved one, contact the funeral home you have chosen and they will call the Parish Office to arrange a date and time for the Funeral Mass. Contact information will be provided to the Parish so they
may call the family and arrange a time to discuss the Funeral Liturgy, music, readings, etc.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Most Blessed Sacrament provides a Mass of Anointing twice annually for those who are seriously ill or awaiting surgery. If you know of someone who is ill or hospitalized, homebound or in a nursing home, or nearing the end of life, contact the Parish Office to arrange a time for Fr. Jerry to administer the Sacrament.
Please contact the Parish Office at 231-9782 to begin the process of receiving any of these Sacraments and you will be connected with the appropriate staff member. For information regarding Religious Education/Discipleship Formation, please ask for Shannon Ausloos.
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COMING UP AT MBS
LIVE STREAM OUR HOLY WEEK MASSES ON THE MBSPUBLIC YOUTUBE
CHANNELhttp://bit.ly/MBSOshkoshLive
Or visit our website at www.mbsoshkosh.com
LOOKING AHEAD/MONTHLY CALENDAR
June 14/15 Corpus Christi
2019/2020BUDGET YEAR
OffertorySupport Last Week Year to Date
Budget 16,057.70 690,481.10
Actual 11,739.50 623,284.28
Over/(Short) (4,318.20) (67,196.82)
Thank you to the sponsors who keep the Monument to the Unborn at Calvary
Catholic Cemetery lit.
Camera Casino Dr. JJ Marsh-Marsh
Eye Clinic Zaroni’s Fiss & Bills-Poklasny Funeral Home Casa Esther Mary Jane Juzwiak Rose Schaefer Myron & Kathleen Dimmett in Memory of daughter,
Lori Patrick Feller Karen LaChey Mike Scharff Family in memory of
Patrick, Lily, and Joseph Scharff Robert Smage
Always remember, God Loves YouJay Schaefer – Grand Knight, Council 614
[email protected] – (920) 410-1284
COLLABORATEWITH
CARE MINISTRY
Recently a group of grade-school students from our
parish worked on making cards for our parishioners in the nursing homes. What a beautiful gift to offer during this time of quarantine when those in our nursing homes cannot see family or friends, except through the window. Those cards truly bring the mission of our parish directly to them. Thank you to the students involved in this generous project!
In addition to the nursing homes, our parish has many members over the age of 80 who are homebound or confined to their homes during this time. Would you be willing to collaborate with our Care Ministry Team and make a card or two for someone at home? You may drop it off at the parish office or mail it to 435 High Ave., attention: Laurie. Your card will then be sent on to one of our elderly, ill, or homebound parishioners.
Anyone can participate in this collaborative project and your card will bring Jesus’ love to someone in our parish. Thank you for helping!
Most Blessed Sacrament invites you to participate in our MAY QUARANTINE
CHALLENGE!
Each day the parish community will be completing activities to make our time in quarantine
count. Daily challenges include self-care, family time, virtual parish challenges, community service, and prayer.
Follow along with our May calendar and find resources for each day's challenge on our parish website at www.mbsoshkosh.com. You can also follow along on our parish Facebook page.
Feel free to share this challenge with others too. Want a hard copy of the calendar mailed to you or someone you know? Contact the parish office at 231-9782 and we will drop one in the mail to you!
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Parishionersince 1991
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Experienced, Confident, & Trustworthy
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Experienced, Confident, & Trustworthy
The key to your next home is with meHELPING YOU WORK TOWARD
BUILDING A FINANCIAL FUTURE.•One-on-one guidance•Thoughtful insights•Investment options
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