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ST.Welcome to6060 WEST LOOMIS ROAD GREENDALE, WI 53129414-421-2442 www.st-alphonsus.orgThe Precious Life of theUnborn ChildThe baby’s life in the womb is an astonishing odyssey of growth and development. As science makes clear, it is atfertilization that a new, unique and genetically complete human being comes intoexistence. From that moment onward,each of us did not grow and develop intoa human being. We grew and developedas a human being. 18–21 days after conception, beforemany women will even realize they arepregnant, the baby’s heart is beating. At 8 weeks every organ to be found in afully grown adult person is alreadyformed. At 11 weeks fingerprints and fingernailscan be clearly seen. At 12 weeks the baby’s lips open andclose. The baby can turn her or his headand move around the womb. At 16 weeks the baby reacts to sound,sucks, swallows and yawns. At 18 weeks most mothers feel the baby moving. The baby exercises her or hisdeveloping muscles by pushing with thefeet and head. The baby now sucks heror his thumb. At 24 weeks the baby continues moving, hearing and perhaps even dreaming. At 30–40 weeks the baby, if protectedfrom harm, will continue to grow biggerand stronger until it is time to be born.-USCCBTwenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time October 3, 2021November 1
S t .2A l p h o n s u sFrom The Pastor’s DeskFall EventsAs we head into the month of October, I want to take a moment and alert youabout some upcoming events in the parish:·Next weekend marks the return of hospitality after Mass in the Community Room. It will be run a bit different to maintain some safety protocols (mainly we will beserving the donuts rather than self-serve). The Pastoral Council will be serving hospitality thismonth. I am excited to have this community event back!·On Saturday, October 16, the youth ministry program launches with a pilgrimage to Holy Hill! Iencourage all of our High School youth to participate if you are able.·On Sunday, October 31, at the 11:00 a.m. Mass, Bishop James Schuerman will install me aspastor of St. Alphonsus! Hospitality will be held after the Mass in the Community Room.·During the Weekend of November 13 and 14, we will hold our ministry fair in the CommunityRoom. This will be an opportunity for you to learn about many of the ministries of the parish.·Finally, on Friday, December 3, St. Alphonsus Parish is pleased to host the Arise WorshipNight in the Church from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Join us for this awesome worship experience, including Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction, praise and worship music, and the opportunity forthe Sacrament of Reconciliation.- Fr. KevinOur Lady’s Fifteen Promises To Those Who Pray Her Rosary(continued from last week)9. I shall deliver from purgatory those who have been devoted to the Rosary.10. The faithful children of the Rosary shall merit a high degree of Glory in Heaven.11. You shall obtain all you ask of me by recitation of the Rosary.12. All those who propagate the Holy Rosary shall be aided by me in their necessities.13. I have obtained from my Divine Son that all the advocates of the Rosary shallhave for intercessors the entire Celestial Court during their life and at the hour ofdeath.14. All who recite the Rosary are my Sons, and brothers of my Only Son JesusChrist.15. Devotion to my Rosary is a great sign of predestination.[By this the Blessed Mother means that a devotion to the Rosary is a good indication that the devotee is on the path to Heaven.]It is amazing to realize how much grace and heavenly help we can receive by an act so simpleas praying the Rosary regularly. It only takes 15 minutes to pray! Set aside time alone, with yourfamily, or with some friends, to start the habit of reciting a daily Rosary. If you don't think you havetime, try praying on the way to work in the morning. You will surely notice the grace it brings to yourlife, as promised by Our Lady!-catholiccompany.comCalling All Children Between The Ages Of K5 And Grade 5On Sunday, October 10, Children’s Liturgy of the Word will be offered at both the 9:00 a.m. and11:00 a.m. Masses for children K5-5th grade. Children hear the same readings that are being heardat Mass, except in words that are appropriate for this age group. The children also listen to a reflection on the readings for the day that is developed especially for them.Remaining dates for this year are October 24; November 14 & 28; December 12 & 26. Parents areinvited to come with their children.You Are InvitedPlease come and join us as we commemorate the 104th Anniversary ofthe Miracle of the Sun at Fatima on Saturday, October 16, in the St. Alphonsus Community Room at 12:00 noon, with praying the Rosary andMarian Devotion prayers.N o t e sSaint Alphonsus is an activeparish with a great number ofministries. Parishioners faithfully serve in these ministriesand carry out many goodworks. Want to know moreabout the Ministries that St.Alphonsus has? The Ministry Fair will be heldthe weekend of November 13 &14.Ministries will have booths with informationregarding recent events along with detailsabout upcoming events. You will have an opportunity to talk with Committee/Ministry members and learn more about that ministry. Sharing of information between Committees andMinistries will also be possible.Eucharistic MinistersNeededWith our lives, hopefully,getting somewhat back tonormal we are in GREATneed of NEW EucharisticMinisters. It is a great honor that we have tooffer the Body of Christ to others at our weekend Liturgies. When Covid hit in our world, welost many Eucharistic Ministers and are now ingreat need of your assistance. I invite you toprayerfully consider this ministry for yourself. Iwill hold a training session or two to properlyshow you what your responsibilities will be. Ifyou were previously a Eucharistic Ministerhere at St Alphonsus and are not currentlydoing this ministry please consider becomingan active participant again. Please call BarbFarley at 414-425-6138, and she will collectyour name, address, phone number, and emailaddress. Father Kevin, Father Patrick and Ithank you for your consideration. Blessings toall of you.-Deacon James LeggettHospitality WeekendHospitality Weekend is next weekend, October 9 & 10. Join fellow parishioners in theCommunity Room, where the Pastoral Council will be your hosts for hospitality. Camaraderie and refreshments await you after allMasses next weekend.Advertiser of the WeekButters Fetting414-645-1535www.buttersfetting.comFull Service Commercial and IndustrialMechanical Contractor
Stewardship: Time, Talent & TreasureParish Giving ResultsEnvelope and Offertory Contributions:through September 28, 2021This Past Weekend’s Contributions(includes September On-line Contributions)This Year September ContributionsLast Year September ContributionsBudgeted Amount for September3Do you or someone you know in our community need help?Food assistance - call the food pantry 414-514-4400Other assistance - call 211 for the St Vincent de Paul Society 37,332 80,892 100,452 99,171For more detailed information on the Operations Budgetand Balance Sheet, see the Monthly Financials atwww.st-alphonsus.org/financecouncil.cfm.Small Faith CommunitiesBeginning the Week of October 10, through the week of November 14This fall, St. Alphonsus Parish will again offer daytime and evening opportunities for six weeks of faith-sharing. We’ll use “On Fraternity and SocialFriendship!,” a group reading guide to Pope Francis’ Fratelli Tutti Encyclical.We’ll also share the Scripture readings for the upcoming Sunday. Groups meetfor 90 minutes and are facilitated by experienced parish leaders. New groups are formed eachseason. Newcomers are always welcome. Why not join us? Ways to register: Sign-uponline, at entations.cfm or call: 421-2442x 225.Are You An Unconfirmed CatholicAdult? Want To Prepare For ThisSacrament?The VEGGIE TALES CLOCK has gone missingfrom the parish library. If you or someone youknow knows where it’s at, kindly return it to thelibrary as soon as possible, as it belongs to one ofthe parishioners. Thank you.-Barb BovaBook DiscussionTuesday, October 12, 7:00-8:30 p.m.“Bless Me, Ultima”- Book DiscussionWith Ed Block, Ph.D.St. Alphonsus Church- GatheringSpaceJoin us for a hearty discussion of Bless Me, Ultima byRudolfo Anaya, the story ofAntonio Márez y Lunas, a 7year old New Mexican boy inthe latter years of WWII. It isa “coming of age” tale, with mysteries associated with the farming valleys and plains ofNew Mexico, and Antonio’s relationship withUltima, an old woman and native healer. Available: Amazon/Public Library. Our Discussion Leaderis the ever-engaging, Dr. Ed Block, Professor Emeri-tus, English Dept., Marquette U. Registration - aMUST. Call 421-2442 x 225. No Fee.Wedding BannsPlease pray for this couple, who is about tocelebrate the Sacrament of Matrimony:II—Carter Kauth & Alyssa WillertWe have a way to help you take this next step on your faith journey! Theprogram begins October 14. Ponder, pray, and then contact Sister Eileen ateileen@st-alphonsus.org. We are eager to assist you!You Are Invited To Attend The White MassThe Milwaukee Guild of the Catholic Medical Association invites you toattend on Monday, October 18 (Feast of St. Luke), at 6:00 p.m., at St.Mary Visitation Parish Church, in Elm Grove, Wisconsin. Most Rev. Jerome Listecki will preside. The White Mass is the traditional name givenfor the Mass for medical professionals, drawn from the white coats thatphysicians still wear and the white uniforms worn by nurses in times past.Saint Luke was an educated Greek physician, author of the Gospel of St.Luke and a companion of the Apostle Paul, who remained with him when he was imprisonedin Rome. He is a worthy patron of the medical profession.A light supper and talk by Quentin Van Meter, M.D. on Transgender Care: A Reality Check.The event is free of charge, but you are asked to rsvp at: ass.St. Francis Of Assisi Feast Day October 4Saint Francis of Assisi (1181 – 1226) left a life of luxury for a life devoted to Christianity after reportedly hearing the voice of God, who commanded him to rebuild the Christian church and live in poverty. Hefounded the men's Order of Friars Minor, the women's Order of St.Clare, the Third Order of St. Francis and the Custody of the Holy Land.Born in 1181 in Italy, St. Francis of Assisi was renowned for drinkingand partying as a youth. During a military expedition/battle betweenAssisi and Perugia, he was captured and imprisoned for ransom. Hespent nearly a year in prison and began receiving visions from God.After his release from prison, St. Francis of Assisi claimed to haveheard the voice of Christ, who told him to restore the Christian Churchand live a life of poverty. As a result, St. Francis of Assisi abandonedhis life of luxury and became a devotee of the Catholic faith.Today, St. Francis of Assisi, known for his deep love of nature andanimals, is the patron saint of the environment and animals. EachOctober, many animals are blessed on his feast day.
4P a s t o r a lAs you may know, our theme for this school year is Philippians 4:13 “Ican do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” This quote wasthe inspiration for the school mission statement: Learning, Loving andLeading through Christ and will be a focal point of our work as a schoolthroughout the year.S h a r i n g sfurther, this is about finding peace in the Lord in any circumstances. Weall know that the last year and half has been incredibly difficult for everyone, but when we see this passage from now on, I hope it reminds youto find peace and contentment in the Lord when things are not goingyour way, just as you would if they were.This quote is well known and has been used thousands of times as aninspiration and a call to strength. Typically, the use of the quote hasbeen something to the effect of getting through hard times and turningaround your situation. However, it seems that when we read the versesthat precede verse 13, we realize that maybe we are using this quoteincorrectly. In verse 11 Paul says: “Not that I speak from need, for Ihave learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am.” In the nextverse he goes on to tell us that he has had little, and he has had much,but that either way he is able to find contentment through the Lord.- Russ JohnstonPrincipalThis is such a beautiful sentiment because to me this really changes themessage of this passage. Instead of a message of strength and willingour way through any problem, it is rather one of being at peace andfinding God in any situation. The misuse of this passage comes from usthinking that it is about changing our circumstances from bad to good,when really all we need to do it take peace in the Lord no matter whatwe experience.We did a study of this passage with the teachers at the school beforethe year started, and we discussed how we can use this passage toremind us to not only find the good in the positive things, but also in thehard times when finding positives is more difficult. To take it even a stepY o u t hCub Scout Popcorn &Christmas Wreath SalesCub Scout Pack #596is selling popcorn andChristmas wreathsagain this year.The cub scouts will bein the lobby after eachMass during the weekend of October 9 &10.Wreaths are also available to order online anytime at https://pack-596-wreaths.square.site/Contact Michelle Waddle at 414-517-8684(mlwaddle@gmail.com) with any questions.Please help support the St. Alphonsus CubScouts Pack #596 by ordering a wreath or buying popcorn.&S c h o o lN o t e sSchool SceneAt St. Alphonsus we usethe Second Step Guidance Program to fostersocial-emotional development, safety, and thewell-being of children.In Kindergarten, webegin with skills forlearning and listeningrules that are essentialto success in and out ofthe classroom. We learnto identify feelings andhow showing empathyhelps build friendships.Learning to manage ouremotions is so important. We practice many strategies that help us solve any problems we may have with ourfriends. The children love the large pictures with situations that lead them into great discussions. They also learn through games, songs, puppets, and role-playing. The Second StepProgram ties in nicely with our Catholic beliefs. We love one another and always do what willplease God. The kiddos practice their love for each other every day while they work and playtogether. Saint Alphonsus is a GREAT place to be!“In Kindergarten We Have Fun and Do Our Best!”-Carrie Maccoux, Kindergarten Teacher
F o c u sScripture ReadingsReadings for the week of October 3, 2021Sunday:Gn 2:18-24/Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6 [cf.5]/Heb 2:9-11/Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12Monday:Jon 1:1—2:2, 11/Jon 2:3, 4, 5, 8/Lk10:25-37Tuesday:Jon 3:1-10/Ps 130:1b-2, 3-4ab, 7-8[3]/Lk 10:38-42Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11/Ps 86:3-4, 5-6, 9-10 [15]/Lk 11:1-4Thursday:Mal 3:13-20b/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6[Ps 40:5a]/Lk 11:5-13Friday:Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2/Ps 9:2-3, 6 and 16,8-9 [9]/Lk 11:15-26Saturday:Jl 4:12-21/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12[12a]/Lk 11:27-28Next Sunday: Wis 7:7-11/Ps 90:12-13, 14-15, 1617 [14]/Heb 4:12-13/Mk 10:17-30 or10:17-27Observances for the week of October 3, 2021Sunday:27th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Respect Life SundayMonday:St. Francis of AssisiTuesday:Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos, PriestWednesday: St. Bruno, Priest; Blessed Marie RoseDurocher, VirginThursday:Our Lady of the RosaryFriday:Saturday:St. Denis, Bishop, and Companions,Martyrs; St. John Leonardi, PriestNext Sunday: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time LPio nt h eW o r d5Day Of Prayer For The Legal Protection Of Unborn ChildrenPope Francis has said that respect for life is not just about the unborn child in the womb, but alsoabout the least of our brothers and sisters. Yes, it is even upon the undocumented resident alienwho has no voice but ours. As followers of Jesus Christ, we are all called to protect the voiceless.Let us pray.Good and gracious God,you blew into our nostrils the breath of life.You are the One to whom we owe our very existence.Give us the courage to take that unpopular positionof protecting those who have no voice,the unborn child in the wombto the person taking his or her last breath.The life you have given us is a gift beyond measure.Embolden us to speak the truthabout protecting the child, the elderly,and the one without a voice in the public square.With thankful hearts,we ask all this of the One God,Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.Amen.Question Of The WeekTheme: Fidelity in marriage reflects God’s fidelity to us.Question for Youth: What has your family taught you about God and living a faithful life? How doyou show your family what they mean to you?Question for Adults: How is God’s fidelity reflected in human marriage? To whom are you committed like this?W h a t ’ sH a p p e n i n gSt. Alphonsus Grief SupportGroup Resumes ThursdayOctober 7This past year and a half has been a challenge for all of us, especially those who havesuffered a death/loss of friends and familymembers.With caution, we will be able to resume ourGrief Support meetings on the first and thirdThursdays of each month, beginning October7. We’ll meet in the Sunroom of the ParishMinistry Center from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00noon.Catholic Memorial Open HouseSunday, October 17, 2021—10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. All Grade School & Middle School Families areInvited! Come and experience the CMH Excellence! Meet their dynamic teachers, legendary coaches, welcoming students and parents, and experience the unparalleled academics and much more!Register today at www.catholicmemorial.net.When someone you love dies, it can be difficult to understand your painful thoughts andfeelings. A support group can be helpful tolearn about the misconceptions of grief, theneed for self-care, compassion and companionship along the grief journey.Please call for information and to let us knowthat you’ll be joining us. Contact KathyKnutel, 414-421-3796.
6St. Alphonsus Directory and CalendarsContactsChurch Building6060 West Loomis Road Greendale, WI 53129Parish Ministry Center & Christian Formation Office .414-421-24425960 West Loomis Road Greendale, WI 53129-1824Fax 414-421-8744E-mail .stals@st-alphonsus.orgWebsite .www.st-alphonsus.orgPastoral Staff .414-421-2442Pastor, Rev. Kevin McManaman rgDirector of Finance, Kathy Jaeckels kathyj@st-alphonsus.orgDirector of Liturgy & Music, Terry Piontkowski terry@st-alphonsus.orgDirector of Christian Formation, Julie Lobitz .lobitzj@st-alphonsus.orgAssoc. Dir. of Christian Formation, Lori Kennedy .lori@st-alphonsus.orgSchool Principal, Russ Johnston rgDirector of Facilities, John CampbellPermanent Deacon, James Leggett.jleggettfarmersinsurance@gmail.comDeacon Ted Gurzynski, Retired .theodore.gurzynski@gmail.com .414-852-6844Rev. Walter Vogel .Priest In ResidenceSchool Offices .414-421-17606000 West Loomis Road Greendale, WI 53129School & Gym Entrances .6080 West Loomis RoadFax 414-433-0709Pastoral Council Chairperson, Debbie Sievert .414-491-2561Parish Trustee, Mary Sue Taft .414-425-6400Parish Trustee, Robert Lange .414-940-2755ERAS Neighborhood Outreach Program 414-488-6500Emergency Food Pantry 414-514-4400Mass IntentionsSaturday, October 2 The Holy Guardian Angels4:30 pm † Thomas Rassel (Wife & Family)Sunday October 3 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time7:30 am † Anthony Burbach (Friends & Family)9:00 am For The Parishioners† Eunice Derdzinski-Hennessy (Ken & Aurora Derdzinski)11:00 am † Joseph & Stephanie Vukovich (Daughter, Jeri)Monday, October 4 St. Francis Of Assisi7:00 am † Sandy Glascock & † Karen Stigler (Cletus & Carol Fleming)Tuesday, October 5 Weekday7:00 am † Lily Limbert (Carol Blackstock)6:30 pm Rosary-Devotions In The ChapelWednesday, October 6 Weekday8:00 am † Robert Peksa(All School)5:00 pm ConfessionsThursday, October 7 Our Lady Of The Rosary7:00 am † Rosemary Mc Kenney (Friends)4:30 pm Eucharistic AdorationFriday, October 8 Weekday7:00 am † Phyllis Kazmierowicz (Sr. Eileen Kazmierowicz)Saturday, October 9 Weekday3:30 pm Confessions4:30 pm † LL & Esther Schaefer Family (Jim & Maryann Schaefer)Sunday, October 10 Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time7:30 am † Brett Musgrove (Diane & Harvey Matyas)9:00 am For The Parishioners† Tom Frohna (Family)11:00 am † Walker & † Krosinski Families (Thelma & Dave)Prayer NetworkIf you have a Special Intention for which you would like prayers, pleasecall one of the St. Alphonsus Prayer Networks:St. Ann (Geri) 414-281-4507St. Patrick (Holly) 414-282-0485The networks are confidential; please feel free to contact them with your requests.Do you know that St. Peregrine is the cancer saint?Eucharistic CelebrationsSaturday 4:30 pmSunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am & 11:00 amWeekday Monday through Friday 7:00 amSacrament of BaptismFor Baptismal arrangements, call the Parish Office, 414-421-2442Sacrament of ReconciliationWednesdays 5:00-6:00 pm and Saturdays 3:30-4:30 pm in the ChapelAnointing of the SickPlease contact the parish office to make an appointment to be anointedNew MembershipYou can register online at www.st-alphonsus.org or at the Parish Office.PLEASE NOTEALL MASSES ARE MASK OPTIONAL. IF WEARING A MASK IS AREQUIREMENT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. THE GATHERING ROOM WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKEMORE SPACE TO SOCIAL DISTANCE.Tear Along Perforated Line
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Oct 03, 2021 · Book Discussion Tuesday, October 12, 7:00-8:30 p.m. “Bless Me, Ultima”- Book Discussion With Ed Block, Ph.D. St. Alphonsus Church- Gathering Space Join us for a hearty discus-sion of Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya, the story
