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Weekday Masses

Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am First Friday: 7:00 pm Extraordinary Form La n

Weekend Masses:

Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:30 am

SACRAMENTS

Reconcilia on Weekdays: 7:30 am - 7:50 am Saturday: 7:30 am - 7:50 am 8:30 am - 9:30 am 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Marriage contact Fr. Rudolph

Bap sm contact the Parish Office 763-537-8401

CONTACT

Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Fr. Michael Rudolph, Pastor x205 frmichaelrudolph@straphaelcrystal.org

Fr. Robert Al er, Parochial Vicar x206 frrobertal er@straphaelcrystal.org

School Office - 763-504-9450

Church of St. Raphael Faithful to the Teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, St. Raphael Parish and School promotes the

Universal Call to Holiness for all the People of God.

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The Mysteries of the Rosary, Chapter Sixteen: The Visita on, con nued…

How to Win Friends and Influence People is the name of a famous book that was wri en by Dale Carnegie and published in 1936. The story of the Visita on of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Elizabeth could be called “How to Win Converts and Evangelize People.” With that in mind, what are some things we can take away from this Visit?

When Elizabeth heard Mary’s gree ng, the infant Saint John the Bap st leaped in her womb for joy at the presence of Jesus. This shows that babies in the womb are definitely human persons, with percep on, sensi vity to the Holy Spirit, and wills.

Elizabeth told Mary that she was blessed and commended her for believing the Lord’s words to her. Do we help people see the ways in which they are blessed? Do we encourage them in their rela onship with the Lord and build them up?

Mary carried Jesus in her womb when she visited Elizabeth. When we visit people, do we carry Jesus within us? In other words, are we in a state of grace? Do we want to do His will? Do we want to bring Him to everyone we meet? Do we want others to see Him in us?

Mary’s soul magnified the Lord. Do we ask God to make us saints, so that people may see the beauty and works of God through who we are and what we do? Do we try to impress people with who God is, or with ourselves? By our ac ons, do we try to help people focus on God, or on our favorite projects?

Mary spoke of God’s mercy to those who fear Him. By our words and ac ons, do we emphasize both God’s mercy and the need to respect and obey Him? Do we show God’s mercy—His forgiveness and generosity—to the people in our lives? Do we give an example of reverence to others by how we worship and pray?

Mary talked about God’s strength. Do we act and speak as if God didn’t exist, or do our words and behavior show our trust in Him and in His power? Do we trust God to bring good out of everything that happens? Which do we spend more me talking about—what’s wrong in the world, or the wonderful things God is doing?

Mary talked about the virtue of humility. Do we accept where God has put us in life, or are we constantly and anxiously straining to “get ahead?” Are we grateful for the personality, appearance, and gi s God has given us, or do we wish we were like someone else? Do we try to do things on our own strength, or do we ask God for help with everything? Are we open to learning and correc on, or do we act as if we already know everything we need to know, and resent it when people try to point us in a be er direc on? Are we content with being unno ced by other people, or do we try to get their a en on?

Mary talked about God filling the hungry with good things. Do we realize our need for God and hunger for Him, or act as if we were self-sufficient? Is being with God our greatest desire, or do we put other things or people before Him in our affec ons? Do we thirst for Him like He thirsts for us? Do we hunger to do God’s will more than we hunger for excitement, pleasure and admira on?

If our answers to the above ques ons show us, as in a mirror, that we aren’t as effec ve evangelizers as Mary, let’s not get discouraged. God is very pa ent with us. Also, we can be sure that He will give us all the help we need to become more effec ve missionary disciples in the future. Let’s rest in His love for us as His beloved son or daughter and look forward to the opportuni es He will provide for us to bring Jesus with us on our visits to people. Mary, pray for us, that, like you, we will proclaim the greatness of the Lord.

Yours in Christ with Mary, Father Rudolph

DORCUS QUILTERS meet September through May. Our next mee ng of the season will be Tuesday, October 2nd in Marian Hall from 9:00 am un l Noon.

First Saturday Devo ons All are invited to a end the First Saturday Devo on to Our Lady of Fa ma, a er 8:00 am

Mass, on the first Saturday of each month, in the Holy Spirit Chapel. The next first Saturday is October 6th. Our Lady of Fa ma promised Sister Lucia that she would “assist at the hour of death, with graces necessary for salva on all those who on the first Saturdays of five consecu ve months; confess , receive Holy Communion, pray a Rosary and keep me company for a quarter of an hour medita ng on the fi een mysteries with the inten on of offering me repara on”.

Pastoral Council: Dale Hoffmann, Sharon Hedman, Mike Vecellio, Roselyn Lawrence, Betty Kreuter, Rose Pistilli, Scott Gregory and Mario Chavez. Pastoral Council Meetings: If you would like a par cular item on the next Parish Council agenda please contact Fr. Rudolph.

Lioba was born around the beginning of the eighth century in the Wessex region of England. Her bap smal name was Trhûtgeba, but she came to be known as Liobgetha, which was abbreviated to Lioba, which means “the dear one.” At an early age she went to be educated by nuns and was eventually accepted, at her request, as a full member of the religious community at Wimborne in Dorset. The two things that most impressed people at this stage of her life were her single-mindedness and her enthusiasm for books and learning.

Lioba was related to Saint Boniface, the great missionary to the German people. A er he had been sent on this mission by Pope Gregory II and consecrated a bishop in 722, she ini ated a wri en correspondence with Boniface that he responded to and that con nued for years. Then in 748, Boniface wrote to the abbess of Wimborne, Saint Te a, asking if Lioba and some other nuns could come help with the evangeliza on of Germany by founding some monasteries for women. Te a sent no less than thirty nuns, including not only Lioba but also other women who were later canonized, including Saint Thecla and Saint Walburga. Lioba was described by those who knew her in Germany as being very striking physically, with an equally a rac ve personality, including enormous warmth and kindness.

The Rule followed in all her monasteries was that of Saint Benedict. Each day was a balanced mixture of prayer, especially the public prayer of the Church, manual work in the kitchen, bakehouse, brewery or garden, and intellectual ac vity—all the nuns had to learn La n, and the scriptorium, where copies of the Bible were hand-wri en, was always busy. Lioba insisted that all the nuns take the midday rest prescribed by the Rule, saying that by loss of sleep, understanding was lost, especially in reading.

One purpose of the nuns’ community was to provide spiritual support for the monks who worked in the countryside around them. But Lioba was also a great blessing for other folks in the area. Many men and women from various walks of life came to her for help and advice.

Saint Boniface seems to have foreseen his martyrdom, and before his final mission he came to say goodbye to Lioba. He asked the monks to bury her, when her me came, next to him so that they could wait for the Resurrec on together.

A er Lioba had been abbess of Tauberbischofsheim for twenty-eight years, and was very old, she made sure that everything was in order in the monasteries under her care and re red to the monastery of Schornsheim. She went on a brief visit to her friend Blessed Hildegard, the wife of the Emperor Charlemagne. As she was leaving, she told Hildegard: “Farewell, precious part of my soul! May Christ our Creator and Redeemer grant that we may see each other without confusion of face in the day of judgment, for in this life we shall never more see each other.” Soon a er this visit, in 782, she died and was buried in the abbey church at Fulda. Saint Lioba, pray for us!

(Excerpted and adapted with permission of the Publisher from Butler’s Lives of the Saints, New Full Edi on ©Paul Burns 2003, Published by Liturgical Press, Collegeville, MN)

Saint of the Day - Saint Lioba

Presenta on on Islam Tuesday Evenings 6:30 - 7:30 September 25th - October 9th

St. Raphael - Marian Hall

Please join us for the two remaining weeks of a three week series on the basic beliefs of Islam. The first class was held September 25th. The two remaining classes will be held in Marian Hall on Tuesday evenings, October 2nd and October 9th from 6:30-7:30 pm.

The aim of the classes is to present in an objec ve and respec ul way the fundamental doctrines and beliefs of Muslim people. Included among the topics covered will be the Koran, Muhammad, differences in Muslim groups, Jihad, what they believe about Jesus and Mary, women, and Islamic beliefs about the end mes.

The course will be team taught by parishioner Dan Weiss and Fr. Al er. There is no cost for the course.

Parish Directory

Parish Office 763-537-8401

PRIESTS Pastor, Fr. Michael Rudolph x205 Parochial Vicar, Fr. Robert Al er x206

PARISH ADMINISTRATION Business Administrator, Ginny Metzger x202 Bookkeeper, Carrie Nelle x222 Part- me Administra ve Assistant, Sue Kubovec x201 Part- me Administra ve Assistant/Bulle n Editor, Marie Nachtsheim x209 Social Needs Coordinator, Bunny Arseneau x214 Crisis Pregnancy Hotline, x500

FAITH FORMATION Faith Forma on Coordinator, Mike Gerads, x211 Faith Forma on Assistant, Sarah Gerads, x211 Youth Ministry & Confirma on Coordinator, Anna Scherber x210 RCIA Coordinator, Mary Jo Smith x511

WORSHIP Prayer Line, x528 Bulle n Prayers For The Sick, x523 Adora on Coordinator: Be y Kreuter 763-537-1399

SCHOOL Office 763-504-9450 Principal, Ryan Zgutowicz x352 Administra ve Assistant, Pam Inniger x351

FIRST FRIDAY SENIOR COFFEE

Join us on Friday, October 5th following the 8:00 am Mass, in Marian Hall for Fellowship, coffee, and donuts.

Monday, October 1 Schola Choir: Choir Room, 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 2 Dorcas Quilters: Marian Hall, 9:00 am Navarre Bible Study: Fr. Fenelon Room, 9:45 am Fountain of Life Prayer Group: Choir Room, 10:00 am Presenta on-Teaching/Beliefs of Islam: Marian Hall, 6:30 pm Wednesday, October 3 Adult Choir: Choir Room, 7:00 pm Faith Forma on Grades 1-8: School, 7:00 pm 9th & 10th ROC: Marian Hall, JPII, Youth Room, 7:00 pm Altus: Fr. Fenelon Room, 7:00 pm RCIA (Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults): St. Raphael Room 7:00 pm Thursday, October 4 Cana Family Ins tute: Fr. Fenelon Room, 9:00 am and Marian Hall, 3:00 pm Li le Flowers Girls Club: JP II, 6:30 pm Cana Family Ins tute: Holy Spirit Chapel, 5:00 pm Cana Family Ins tute: Fr. Fenelon Room, 7:00 pm Bell Choir: Church, 7:00 pm St. Raphael Prayer Group: Choir Room, 7:00 pm Stewardship Commi ee: St. Thérèse Room, 7:00 pm Friday, October 5 First Friday Senior Fellowship: Marian Hall, 8:30 am Holy Hour/Benedic on: Holy Spirit Chapel, 8:45 am Cana Family Ins tute: Fr. Fenelon Room, 9:00 am; St. Raphael Room 10:00 am; Marian Hall, 11:00 am; Holy Spirit Chapel, 4:00 pm Extraordinary Form Mass: Church, 7:00 pm Saturday, October 6 First Saturday Devo ons: Holy Spirit Chapel, 9:00 am Cana Family Ins tute: Fr. Fenelon Conference Room, 9:00 am; and Marian Hall, 11:30 am Sunday, October 7 Parish Library: 8:15 am - 10:30 am (new hours) Fr. Ubald Mass and Healing Service: Church, 3:00 pm

Monday, October 1 8:00 am + Margaret Ruddy Tuesday, October 2 8:00 am + Gregory Meitz Wednesday, October 3 8:00 am + Richard W. Co er, Sr. Thursday, October 4 8:00 am + Judy Blaschko Friday, October 5 8:00 am Regina and Clare Kerkes 7:00 pm + Gregory Meitz Saturday, October 6 8:00 am Emmanuel and Gloria Akosa 5:30 pm + Chris Bruno Sunday, October 7 8:30 am St. Raphael Parishioners 10:30 am + Spencer Nelson

BULLETIN DEADLINE: Ar cles for the bulle n must be submi ed no later than Monday a ernoon at 3:00 pm for the upcoming weekend’s bulle n. Ar cles may be submi ed to Marie Nachtsheim at mnachtsheim@straphaelcrystal.org. Please note that ar cles submi ed for publica on are subject to edi ng.

Please join the Rosary Society for their monthly Rosary at the Chapel of the Innocents in Robbinsdale (next door to the abor on clinic) at 9:30 am on Thursday, October 4, 2018. This monthly Rosary takes place at 9:30 am on the first Thursday of every month. Prayers are offered for the end of abor on and the protec on of all human life from concep on un l natural death.

MONTHLY ROSARY

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Featured for September: Reform of the Church Watch Venerable Bishop Fulton Sheen discuss Angels Watch Servant of God Fr. Emil Kapaun - Kapaun’s Men Virtue Series. Listen to Dr. Sco Hahn discuss Making Sense Out of Suffering Read Boys to Men The Transforming Power of Virtue Family Films: Watch Padre Pio Between Heaven and Earth or 1531 A Story That Is Not Finished Yet.

AUGUSTINE INSTITUTE KIOSK: Stop by the kiosk in the East Gathering Area and check out the new CD’s, books and booklets available! NOTE: There is no charge for the booklet called Breaking Free.

The Parish Holy Hour for October has been cancelled. The next Parish Holy Hour will be November 4th in the Holy Spirit Chapel.

The Knights of Columbus will be sponsoring an Essay Contest for grades 8-12 this fall. The essay Topic is how does your family keep its Catholic Faith in Ac on? For more informa on please contact Mr. Johnson at St. Raphael Catholic School at extension 321.

Our Lady of Guadalupe in Marian Hall Many of you may have seen the beau ful pain ng of Our Lady of Guadalupe that’s been in our parish, in Marian Hall, for some

me now. It’s been on loan, so to speak. If you would like to purchase it so as to make it part of our parish permanently, please contact the ar st, Harold Stoneking, at 612-875-6376.

Fr. Ubald - Holy Mass with Healing Prayers Sunday, October 7, 2018 at 3:00 pm

Fr. Ubald is a Roman Catholic priest in the Cyangugu Diocese of southeastern Rwanda. During the 1994 genocide, Fr. Ubald lost over 80 members of his family and over 45,000 of his parishioners were exterminated. He escaped through the Congo on foot in the middle of the night. When he le Rwanda at that me he promised his Bishop he would return to bring healing to his people. A er a visit to Lourdes Father knew he was called to preach healing, forgiveness and reconcilia on. Please join us for Mass and Healing Prayers with Fr. Ubald.

Eucharis c Adora on contact Be y Kreuter at 763-537-1399

"Heaven for me is hidden in a li le Host where Jesus, my Spouse, is veiled for love. I go to that Divine Furnace to draw out life, and there my Sweet Saviour listens to me night and day." ~ Heaven For Me, St. Therese of Lisieux [feast day October 1] "We adore Thee most holy Lord Jesus Christ, here in all Thy Churches, which are in the whole world, because by Thy holy cross, Thou hast redeemed the world." ~ St. Francis of Assisi [feast day October 4]

To become a commi ed adorer, or a subs tute for the winter months, please call Be y at the above number or Barb McCalley at 763-971-8460. Some individuals may be concerned about fulfilling their commitment due to a personal illness or due to inclement weather. When there is a personal illness or some other reason that

keeps a person from their commi ed hour, a subs tute may be found using the subs tute list, or a prayer partner could be available. When there is inclement weather and travel is difficult, the Chapel has been closed. Adorers are contacted to advise them of the closure. (The chapel was closed three or four mes last winter, including the blizzard in April 2018.) No one is expected to risk life and limb to be present with Jesus in the Eucharis c Adora on Chapel. If for some reason the Chapel is not closed, and you cannot navigate due to the weather, a subs tute may be called. If you have not made a commitment, now is the perfect me. More adorers are needed. More subs tutes are needed. You are needed. Most importantly Jesus is wai ng for your visit. Hours in need of immediate adorers are: Saturdays: 11:00 pm to midnight Sundays: Midnight to 1:00 am Tuesdays: 5:00 to 6:00 pm Thank you and God bless each of you and your families who are commi ed adorers, prayer partners, subs tutes, and visitors. Together we keep the gi of Perpetual Eucharis c Adora on at the parish of St. Raphael.

Rest in Peace: Ferdinand Nsameh Robert W. Nelson

PLEASE PRAY FOR:

David McMillen Joan Bridell-Thompson Lisa Harm Jeff Woodruff Don Knopick Tom Dancisak Pat Dancisak Norb Meier Denise Brown Andrew Eisenzimmer Anthony Smith Virginia Hartley Paul/Roxana Bruins J.P. Ehlenz Audrey Kauffmann

To add a name please call 763-537-8401 x523.

The Respect Life community will be praying during the "40 Days for Life". We will be praying at the Chapel of the Innocents in Robbinsdale on Wednesday, October 10th, from 6:00 am un l 6:00 pm. Fr. Rudolph will be doing a Holy Hour from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm. We invite all parishioners, family members and friends to come pray with us for an hour. You can choose a different one-hour me slot or come pray with Fr. Rudolph at 1 pm. We would like to cover all twelve hours if possible. We also feel that it is best if you have a prayer partner.

Thanks for coming to pray for the LITTLE ONES.

"Frequently, only silence can express my prayer.

However, this Divine Guest of the tabernacle understands all, even the silence of a child's soul filled with gra tude. When I am before the tabernacle, I can

say only one thing to Our Lord: 'My God, you know that I love you' and I feel my prayer does not re Jesus."

~St. Therese of Lisieux (1873 to 1897) Doctor of the Church and Carmelite Nun

Readings for the Week of September 30, 2018 Sunday: Nm 11:25-29/Ps 19:8, 10, 12-13, 14 [9a]/ Jas 5:1-6/Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 Monday: Jb 1:6-22/Ps 17:1bcd, 2-3, 6-7 [6]/Lk 9:46-50 Tuesday: Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23/Ps 88:2-3, 4-5, 6, 7-8 [3]/ Mt 18:1-5, 10 Wednesday: Jb 9:1-12, 14-16/Ps 88:10bc-11, 12-13, 14-15 [3]/Lk 9:57-62 Thursday: Jb 19:21-27/Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 13-14 [13]/ Lk 10:1-12 Friday: Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5/Ps 139:1-3, 7-8, 9-10, 13-14ab [24b]/Lk 10:13-16 Saturday: Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17/Ps 119:66, 71, 75, 91, 125, 130 [135]/Lk 10:17-24 Next Sunday: Gn 2:18-24/Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6 [cf. 5]/Heb 2:9-11/Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12 © LPi

R.C.I.A Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults

RCIA is a process or journey through which the Catholic Faith, Catholic Worship and Catholic Life is explained, reviewed and deepened. These classes are for those who would like to know more about the Catholic Faith with the intent of becoming a Catholic or for those who just want to know what the Catholic Faith is all about. This includes those who have been away from the Church. Each session will include a presenta on, opportuni es for ques ons, discussion, and prayer. The Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church are the founda on texts of the program. The RCIA sessions will begin Wednesday, September 26th and end at the Easter Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday. For more informa on or to register please contact Mary Jo Smith at: smith4818@comcast.net or 612-805-8938.

Fall is in the air, school’s back in session and it’s football season. Consider using SCRIP when you pick up food for game day.

For your convenience, we have a variety of gi cards available. Stop by the SCRIP desk in the East Gathering Area. If we don’t have what you want, please place an order and we will have it ready for you to pick up next week.

Volunteers: October 6th: 5:30 pm Mass: Mary W. October 7th: 8:30 am Mass: Gina L. 10:30 am Mass: Sheryl J.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Language is the means we all use to convey our feelings and our thoughts to one another. However, as St. Paul stated in his Epistle to the Corinthians, “…there are many different languages in the world… but if I do not know the meaning of a language, I shall be a foreigner to one who speaks it…” There is no need to be a foreigner.

If you are interested in learning to speak English as a second language or simply want to improve your ability to speak English, please call the Parish Office to leave your name and phone number. The purpose of your call will help us determine the number of people who may want to par cipate. Also, please indicate if evenings would be acceptable to hold one to two classes per week for a period of me to be arranged given the number of par cipants.

The Sunday Choir is seeking new members! The Sunday Choir sings at the 10:30 am Mass, and prac ce Wednesday evenings at 7:00 pm in the choir room.

For more informa on, stop by the choir room a er Sunday Masses or email James, their director at jamesborsky@gmail.com

St. Raphael Chant Schola will sing at the 8:30 am Mass on the first Sunday of each month. Our next Mass is October 7th.

If you would like to join the men of the Schola in learning chant as well as simple polyphony, we prac ce most Mondays at 7:30 pm. Come join us! Contact benblackhawk170@gmail.com for more informa on.

We do not yet have a women's Schola. Please contact Ben at the above address to express interest if you are a woman (young, mature, experienced or neophyte) interested in singing Gregorian Chant at Mass.

We had a beau ful make-up day on Saturday, September 22nd at St. Vincent de Paul Church.

We only saw a handful of you who registered for the FTTP (Faster Than the

Pastor)- St. Raphael’s event and wanted to be sure that you knew that your FTTP - St. Raphael’s shirt and goodie bag will be available at the St. Raphael Parish Office during normal business hours.

Please contact Pa Deeney at pa deeney@comcast.net if you need to make other arrangements!

Hoping to see you in 2019!

YOUTH MINISTRY

Ques ons about the Youth Ministry Programs? Please contact Anna Scherber at 763-537-8401 x210 or at: ascherber@straphaelcrystal.org

OPEN YOUTH ROOM Open youth room is a me of fellowship, fun, & games.

JUNIOR HIGH: October 2nd from 2:20-5:00 PM SENIOR HIGH: October 3rd from 5:00 - 6:45 PM

ALL GRADES: November 30th from 6:00-10:00 PM

RITE OF CONFIRMATION [ROC] These nights are required for all 9th-10th graders.

ROC Classes for 9th & 10th Grade: October 3rd from 7:00-8:15 PM in assigned areas at church.

Life Night Youth Group: October 10th from 7:00-8:15 pm in Marian Hall for all 8th-12th grade students.

CORE TEAM UPDATE Core Team Mee ng: October 7th from 6:00-9:00 PM in

Marian Hall.

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KAPALA-GLODEK-MALONEFuneral Home

Cremation ServicesAdvance Planning

Meaningful, appropriate, affordable

763-535-41127800 Bass Lake Road

New Hope