st. francis borgia april 14, 2019 c a t h o l i c c h u r c h

April 14, 2019

ST. FRANCIS BORGIA

C A T H O L I C C H U R C H

1375 Covered Bridge Rd., Cedarburg WI � Office 262-377-1070 � Fax 262-377-6898 � www.SaintFrancisBorgia.org

Pastor: Fr. Patrick Burns Deacon: Mark Leonardelli

Sunday Masses

Saturday at 4:30 p.m.

Sunday at 8 a.m.,

10 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Weekday Masses

Monday - Thursday

8 a.m. - North Church

Friday

9 a.m. - North Church

Parish office hours

Monday through Friday

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Confessions

Sunday

9:15-9:45 a.m.

North Church

Thursday

5:30-6:30 p.m.

North Church

Pastoral Council

Jan Konkol, chairperson

Ed Scherr, vice chairperson

Sue Ellen Baye, secretary

Bonnie Davison

John Dorr

Christina Garni

Benjamin Kessler

Stacy Mangione

Bob Shimp

Fr. Patrick Burns

John Schauble, trustee

Jack Steinbrecker, trustee

St. Francis Borgia School

1425 Covered Bridge Rd.

Phone: 262-377-2050

Fax: 262-377-4099

Principal: Kelly Swietlik

Share Christ

Celebrate Christ

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Sunday, April 14

• No confessions today

Monday, April 15

• Eucharistic adoration, 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., NC

• Divine Mercy chaplet, 8:45-9:15 a.m., NC

• Rosary devotions, 6-6:30 p.m., NC

• Adult Choir rehearsal, 7 p.m., NC

Tuesday, April 16

• Knit & Crochet Ministry, 1 p.m., classroom D, CH

• Rosary Prayer Group, 6:15 p.m., NC

Wednesday, April 17

• Children’s Choir rehearsal, 3:30 p.m., NC

• Youth Choir rehearsal, 4:45 p.m., NC

Thursday, April 18 - Holy Thursday

• No morning Mass today

• Holy Thursday Mass, 7 p.m.

Friday, April 19 - Good Friday

• No morning Mass today

• Parish office closed today

• Good Friday service, 1 p.m.

Saturday, April 20 - Holy Saturday

• Blessing of Easter food, 12 noon, NC

• Easter Vigil Mass, 8:30 p.m., NC

Sunday, April 21 - Easter Sunday

• No confessions today

• Masses at North Church at 7 a.m., 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.

• Mass at South Church at 10 a.m.

• No 6 p.m. Mass today

Monday, April 22 - Easter Monday

• No morning prayer, morning Mass, adoration or rosary

today

• Parish office is closed today

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The Week Ahead

NC = North Church CH = Church Hall PCCR = Parish Center

(Covered Bridge Rd.) (Church basement) Conference Room

SC = South Church (Hamilton Rd.)

E&AC = Education & Activity Center (1425 Covered Bridge Rd.)

Mass intentions

All Masses are at the North Church until further notice

or unless otherwise indicated.

April 14 -

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

4:30 p.m. †Ellie Bourgeois (Jim) (FPB)

8 a.m. †Irene O’Day (Family) (FPB)

10 a.m. †Chad Shipley (Fmaily) (FPB)

6 p.m. For Members of St. Francis Borgia (FAV)

April 15 - Monday of Holy Week

7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer

8 a.m. †Patrick Poplin (Jim Poplin) (FJR)

April 16 - Tuesday of Holy Week


8 a.m. †Allen Jessel (Carol) (FPB)

April 17 - Wednesday of Holy Week


8 a.m. †Margaret Chemotti (Chemotti Family) (FPB)

April 18 - Holy Thursday

No Morning Prayer nor morning Mass today

7 p.m. †Christopher Lesar (Lesar Family) (FPB)

April 19 - The Passion of the Lord

(Good Friday)

No Morning Prayer nor morning Mass today

1 p.m. Good Friday service (FPB)

April 20 - Holy Saturday

No 4:30 p.m. Mass today

8:30 p.m. For Members of St. Francis Borgia (FPB)

April 21 - Easter Sunday

of the Resurrection of the Lord

7 a.m. †Eric and Robert Franklin (Family) (FPB)

9 a.m. †Giuseppe & Maria Puglisi (Creegan Family) (FPB)

10 a.m. †Bernice & Raymond Dembiec (Family) (FSA)

at South

11 a.m. †Darrin Joss (Family) (FPB)

Priests presiding at Mass:

Fr. Patrick Burns = FPB

Fr. Al Veik = FAV

Fr. Jerry Repenshek = FJR

Fr. Steve Avella = FSA

Readings for Sunday, April 21

Easter Sunday

1st Reading Acts 10: 34a, 37-43

2nd Reading Colossians 3: 1-4

Gospel John 20: 1-9

When Simon Peter arrived after him, he went into the tomb and saw

the burial cloths there, and the cloth that had covered his head, not

with the burial cloths but rolled up in a separate place. Then the other

disciple also went in, the one who had arrived at the tomb first, and he

saw and believed. - John 20: 6-8

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What is liturgy?

In the Catholic Church we often talk about something we call "liturgy."

The question is: what is "liturgy?" Our new Director of Liturgical Music

has extensively studied the liturgy and music and so will be sharing bits of

her learning with the parish in several bulletin articles. I hope this can help

us all to deepen our participation in the Holy Mass. -Fr. Patrick

The three criteria given by the Catholic Church for liturgi-

cal music are that it be (1) holy, (2) possess a beauty that re-

veals God, and (3) transcend time and space. Last time, we

talked about what it means for music to be holy. This time, I’d

like to talk about the second quality, beauty that reveals God.

Beauty is often thought of as a subjective standard. What

is “beautiful” to one person is not necessarily “beautiful” to

another. My first goal is to define beauty in a more objective

sense. Beauty is the attractive power of truth. In order for

something to be “beautiful” in an objective sense, it must be

able to effectively reveal the truth. For liturgical music to be

“beautiful”, it should reveal the nature of what is taking place

in the liturgy, whether that is Mass, a sacramental celebration,

the Liturgy of the Hours, or another form of liturgy. For prac-

tical purposes, I’m going to focus on music within the context

of the liturgical celebration of Mass.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church elaborates on the

quality of beauty by saying that liturgical music should pos-

sess “beauty expressive of prayer.” (CCC 1157) Beauty is the

attractive power of truth, and liturgical language is essential

to effectively revealing that truth. Since salvation hinges on

the spoken word and sacred song is “closely bound to the

text”, it is important that the spoken, or in this case, sung,

words of the liturgy symbolize the heavenly realities effec-

tively. (Sacrosanctum Concilium 112) Thus, our liturgical mu-

sic should be very selective in its texts. Further, it is impor-

tant to have music that is of its very nature expressive of

prayer. Because Gregorian chant is “distinctive of the Roman

liturgy”, it is therefore inseparably united to prayer. (SC 116)

This is not to say that we can or even should only sing chant in

Mass. Rather, that musicians must choose music that, like

chant, effectively expresses the realities of the earthly liturgy

in a way that draws our minds and hearts to that perfect heav-

enly liturgy.

Until next time, keep on singing!

~ Susan DeMarco, Director of Liturgical Music

Tuition assistance for St. Francis Borgia School

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Prayers for our parish family

\Died in Christ

Dorothy Ungaretti, age 94

Baptized in Christ

Connor Robinson

Wesley Sprtel

Please pray for our fellow parishioners

Please call the parish office with your requests for parishioners who

are ill or in need of prayers to be published in the bulletin - both the

printed and online versions. Privacy laws require that all requests be

initiated by a member of the immediate family.

Names will be published in a total of 12 bulletins (about three

months). If at the end of that time, the person wishes to remain on the

list, he/she will need to call the parish office and share that request.

The bulletin prayer list only includes the names of parishioners.

Names of non-parishioners, friends and neighbors can be added to our

prayer chain. To be added to the list, please contact Katie in the parish

office at 262-377-1070, ext. 221 or [email protected].

Easter décor Easter décor Easter décor Easter décor If you would like to make a donation toward flowers and other items

to decorate the church for the Easter season, please use the special enve-

lope in your contributions packet.

If you don’t receive contribution envelopes, please stop at the Infor-

mation Station to obtain a flower donation envelope. Place your dona-

tion in the collection basket, mail it to the office or drop it off at the

parish office on or before Wednesday, Apr. 17.

Discernment to guide leadership selection

It’s time again to begin the selection process for new members of the

Parish Pastoral Council. All parishioners are invited to nominate candi-

dates - either themselves or a fellow parishioner - to serve on this advi-

sory body. Three seats, each with a term of three years, will be filled. All

completed, signed nomination forms must be submitted to the parish

office no later than Monday, Apr. 29.

Please think and pray about possible candidates. There is no limit to

the number of nominees who can be included on the nomination slate.

Those who are nominated by others will be contacted and asked

whether they will say “yes” to being a candidate.

If you have questions about the Pastoral Council or the nomination

and selection process, please contact Jan Konkol at 262-375-1409.

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Youth Ministry

Have fun ...

We want to wish our middle and high school students a

safe and prayerful Spring Break. Enjoy your time off from

school!

National Catholic Youth Conference

Sign up for NCYC is now available on the parish website.

Join us Nov. 21-24 in Indianapolis for a weekend of faith and

fun. Please contact KC Kranich at [email protected]

or 262-377-1070, ext. 251 with any questions or to get more

information.

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Child Ministry

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Vacation Bible Camp volunteers needed

Fun loving and energetic youth and adults will be needed

as emcees, crew leaders and station leaders for VBC! If you

would like to help lead kids and youth in a week long, fun-

filled faith adventure, email or call Mrs. Crom at

[email protected] or 262-377-1070, ext. 226 or Mrs.

Mikkelson at [email protected] or 262-377-1070,

ext. 243.

Parents of first graders...

First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are usually cele-

brated during the child’s second grade year. Because of the

importance of these two sacraments and the amount of infor-

mation the child must learn, preparation begins during first

grade or sooner.

Preparation for these sacraments can be done through St.

Francis Borgia Christian Formation classes or St. Francis Bor-

gia School.

Parents who home school their children should contact

Chris Crom, director of Child Ministry, at 262-377-1070, ext.

226 or [email protected].

Chris is also the contact person for any other questions

parents might have. Don’t hesitate to reach out.

Grief Support Sessions

St. Joseph Parish in Grafton

Wednesday evenings from Apr. 24-May 22

6:30-8 p.m.

Suffering the loss of a loved one is one of the most pain-

ful of human experiences. Your faith community wants to

assure you that you are not alone in your journey through

grief. This five-week Grief Support session is open to all

adults who have suffered the loss of a spouse, child, family

member or friend. There will be time to learn about grief, as

well as time to share. Sessions will be held in the St. Joseph

Pastoral Center. Pre-registration is preferred so enough

resources will be available. There is no cost.

The discussions will explore topics such as: The Journey

of Grief, Secondary Losses of Grief, The Darkness of Grief

and Praying our Goodbyes.

To pre-register or for more information, please contact

Ken Stanczyk, Director of Adult Ministry at St. Joseph

Parish, 262-375-6500, ext. 104.

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Camp De Sales 2019 | Summer Vocation Camps

Directed by Fr. Luke Strand and Fr. Enrique Hernandez

Young men in high school and middle school are invited to join Fr. Luke,

Fr. Enrique and Milwaukee seminarians for Camp De Sales, an opportunity to

encounter God in prayer and community.

All camps will be held at St. Francis de Sales Seminary. For more informa-

tion or to register, please contact Emma Hegarty in the Vocation Office at

[email protected] or 414-747-6431. Visit www.thinkpriest.org/events/for

more information.

High School Vocation Camp

Sunday, June 16 at 6 p.m. through Wednesday, June 19 at noon

Middle School Day Camps

Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

and Thursday, July 25 from 9 a.m - 3 p.m.

“The Nature of

Our Lives”

Saturday, Apr. 27 from

8 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.at the

St. Joseph Center,

1501 S. Layton Blvd.

(Greenfield Ave. at 27th St.)

in Milwaukee

In keeping with their

congregation’s commitment

to both artistic creativity

and caring for the Earth, the

School Sisters of St. Francis will be hosting an art and spiritual workshop fo-

cusing on the beauty of Creation, particularly Milwaukee’s rivers, woodlands,

lakes, and wildlife.

During the two-hour workshop, titled “The Nature of Our Lives,” partici-

pants will reflect on ways to bring their spirituality in line with a commitment

to be caretakers of the natural world, starting in our own neighborhoods. The

presentation will draw from Laudato Si’, as well as writings by author Annie

Dillard, John Muir (a.k.a. “Father of the National Parks”), and others. Partici-

pants will have a chance to create a piece of art using easy-to-control, water-

soluble color pencils . All are encouraged to bring along pictures or photos

from their personal collections that might help inspire their creativity.

The class fee is $20. Advance registration is required to ensure enough ma-

terials for everyone, so please sign up by Thursday, Apr. 18. Contact Donna

O’Loughlin at [email protected] or 414-385-5272 for more information or

to register.

In gratitude for the innumerable gifts that God has given us.

Contributions - April 6-7, 2019

Envelopes $ 14,970.75 St. Paul - Mukono $ 342.00

EFT $ 16,371.50 Human Concerns $ 161.00

Offertory $ 1,565.78 Vigil Lights $ 164.00

Total $ 32,908.03

1,441 people attended Mass at St. Francis Borgia the weekend of Apr. 6-7.

Thank you for your gifts of financial stewardship to SFB this week.

Parish office phone

262-377-1070

Pastor

Rev. Patrick Burns

[email protected]

Deacon

Mark Leonardelli

[email protected]

Parish Staff

Director of Administrative Services

Frank Dowd [email protected]

Parish Accountant

Jennifer Justman [email protected]

Director of Liturgical Music

Susan DeMarco [email protected]

Assistant to the Pastor and Weddings

Teri Schnuck [email protected]

Bulletin and Stewardship

Julie Larrivee [email protected]

HR and Benefits

and Safe Environment

Kristin Jacoby [email protected]

Receptionist and Baptisms

Katie Stafford [email protected]

Director of Child Ministry

Chris Crom [email protected]

Youth Minister

KC Kranich [email protected]

SFB School Principal

Kelly Swietlik [email protected]

Cemetery Coordinator

Brian Willbrandt

[email protected]

Finance Council

Fr. Patrick Burns

Tom Berk

Benjamin Kessler

Jan Konkol

Andy Lampereur, chairperson

Andy Quackenboss

Chris Schumacher

John Schauble, trustee

Jack Steinbrecker, trustee

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