32ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR B) NOVEMBER
32ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR B) NOVEMBER 11, 2018PARISH OFFICEPhoneFaxEmailWebHours(763) 544-0416(763) orgMonday to Thursday: 8am to 4pmFridays: 8am to 12pmPARISH STAFFFather Luke Marquard, Pastor» ext. 812» fathermarquard@goodshepherdgv.orgDeacon Eric Gunderson» egunderson@epiphanymn.orgRenee Hamilton, Office Administrator» ext. 810» reneehamilton@goodshepherdgv.orgTODAY’S MUSICPreludeSymphonie Nº 3 in F-Sharp Minor: IV. Adagio Louis Vierne (1870-1937)IntroitLet my prayer enter into your presence; incline your ear to my supplication,O Lord. Vs. O Lord, God of my salvation, day and night have I cried beforeyou. Intret oratio mea (Psalm 88:3, 2)Processional HymnTo Jesus Christ, Our Sovereign King [Worship 570]Gloria: Congregational Mass [Worship 324]Readings of the Day [Worship 1203]Psalm 146: “Praise the Lord, my soul.”Cristiano Rizzotto, Organist & Choirmaster» ext. 853» cristianorizzotto@goodshepherdgv.orgAlex Schindler, Discipleship & Evangelization» alexschindler@goodshepherdgv.org» ext. 857SCHOOLPhone (763) 545-4285Mike McGinty, Principal» ext. 811 » mikemcginty@gsgvschool.orgSACRAMENTSWeekend Mass Schedule» Saturday: 5:00 pm» Sunday: 8:30 & 10:30 amWeekday Mass Schedule» Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:30am» Wednesday: 8:30am» Saturday: 8:00am (ad orientem)First Saturdays are in the Extraordinary FormEucharistic Adoration» Wednesday: 7:30 to 8:15am (church)» Friday: 6:30 to 7:20am (church)» Friday: 8:15am to 9pm (parish center chapel)Confession» Wednesday: 7:30 to 8:00am» Thursday: 8:15 to 9:00am» Friday: 6:45 to 7:15am» Saturday: 9 to 10am, 3:30 to 4:30pm» By appointment: Please call the pastorBaptisms & Weddings» Please call the parish officeGospel Acclamation: Alleluia [Worship 328]Offertory HymnFather, We Thank You Who Have Planted [Worship 631]Offertory AnthemThe Hand of the Lord Daniel Gawthrop (b. 1949)When the poor and the needy seek water and there is none, and theirtongue faileth for thirst, I the Lord, will hear them. I the God of Israel will notforsake them. I will open rivers in high places, and fountains in the midst ofthe valleys. I will make the wilderness a pool of water and the dry landsprings of water. I will plant in the wilderness the cedar, the myrtle, and theoil tree; I will set in the desert the fir tree, the pine, and the box tree togetherthat they may see, and know, and consider, and understand together, thatthe hand of the Lord hath done this. And the Holy One of Israel hathcreated it. Alleluia. (Isaiah 41:17-20)Eucharistic Acclamations [Worship 304, 215, 311]Communion AntiphonThe Lord is my shepherd and I shall want nothing; he has set me in a land ofabundant pastures; he has led me to life-renewing waters. Dominus regit me (Psalm 23:1, 2)Communion HymnLord, Who at Your First Eucharist [Worship 954]Communion AnthemO Taste and See Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)Recessional HymnO God, beyond All Praising [Worship 627]PostludeSymphonie Nº 3 in F-Sharp Minor: V. Final Louis Vierne (1870-1937)
From a letter of Conrad of Marburg,Saint Elizabeth’s spiritual directorFrom this time onward Elizabeth’s goodness greatlyincreased. She was a lifelong friend of the poor and gaveherself entirely to relieving the hungry. She ordered that oneof her castles should be converted into a hospital in whichshe gathered many of the weak and feeble. She generouslygave alms to all who were in need, not only in that place butin all the territories of her husband’s empire. She spent allher own revenue from her husband’s four principalities, andfinally she sold her luxurious’ possessions and rich clothes forthe sake of the poor.FROM FATHER MARQUARDFOUR HOLY WOMENThis week, the Church celebrates the memorials of four holywomen: Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini (Nov. 13), SaintGertrude (Nov. 16), Saint Margaret of Scotland (Nov. 16), andSaint Elizabeth of Hungary (Nov. 17). These women provideus with examples of unbounded compassion, profoundprayer, and abiding love of Jesus Christ. The followingwritings, which come from the Liturgy of the Hours, provideus with insight into the lives of two of them.From the homily of Pope Pius XIIat the canonization of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini.Inspired by the grace of God, we join the saints in honoringthe holy virgin Frances Xavier Cabrini. She was a humblewoman who became outstanding not because she wasfamous, or rich or powerful, but because she lived a virtuouslife. From the tender years of her youth, she kept herinnocence as white as a lily and preserved it carefully with thethorns of penitence; as the years progressed, she was movedby a certain instinct and a supernatural zeal to dedicate herwhole life to the service and greater glory of God.Twice a day, in the morning and in the evening, Elizabethwent to visit the sick. She personally cared for those whowere particularly repulsive; to some she gave food, to othersclothing; some she carried on her own shoulders, andperformed many other kindly services. Her husband, ofhappy memory, gladly approved of these charitable works.Finally, when her husband died, she sought the highestperfection; filled with tears, she implored me to let her begfor alms from door to door.On Good Friday of that year, when the altars had beenstripped, she laid her hands on the altar in a chapel in herown town, where she had established the Friars Minor, andbefore witnesses she voluntarily renounced all worldlydisplay and everything that our Savior in the gospel advisesus to abandon. Even then she saw that she could still bedistracted by the cares and worldly glory which hadsurrounded her while her husband was alive. Against my willshe followed me to Marburg. Here in the town she built ahospice where she gathered together the weak and the feeble.There she attended the most wretched and contemptible ather own table.She welcomed delinquent youths into safe homes and taughtthem to live upright and holy lives. She consoled those whowere in prison and recalled to them the hope of eternal life.She encouraged prisoners to reform themselves and to livehonest lives.She comforted the sick and the infirm in the hospitals anddiligently cared for them. She extended a friendly andhelping hand especially to immigrants and offered themnecessary shelter and relief, for having left their homelandbehind, they were wandering about in a foreign land with noplace to turn for help. Because of their condition she saw thatthey were in danger of deserting the practice of Christianvirtues and their Catholic faith.Apart from those active good works, I declare before God thatI have seldom seen a more contemplative woman. When shewas coming from private prayer, some religious men andwomen often saw her face shining marvelously and lightcoming from her eyes like the rays of the sun.Where did she acquire all that strength and the inexhaustibleenergy by which she was able to perform so many good worksand to surmount so many difficulties involving materialthings, travel and men? Undoubtedly she accomplished allthis through the faith which was always so vibrant and alivein her heart; through the divine love which burned withinher; and, finally, through constant prayer by which she wasso closely united with God from whom she humbly asked andobtained whatever her human weakness could not obtain.Before her death I heard her confession. When I asked whatshould be done about her goods and possessions, she repliedthat anything which seemed to be hers belonged to the poor.She asked me to distribute everything except one worn outdress in which she wished to be buried. When all this hadbeen decided, she received the body of our Lord. Afterward,until vespers, she spoke often of the holiest things she hadheard in sermons. Then, she devoutly commended to God allwho were sitting near her, and as if falling into a gentle sleep,she died.In the face of the endless cares and anxieties of life, she neverlet anything turn her aside from striving and aiming to pleaseGod and to work for his glory for which nothing, aided byGod’s grace, seemed too laborious, or difficult, or beyondhuman strength.September 2018COLLECTIONSSept 2018ActualSept 2018BudgetDifferenceFiscal Year toDate ActualFiscal Year toDate BudgetDifferenceEnvelopes 63,050 56,250 6,800 165,901 168,750 (2,849)Plate 2,633 2,666 (33) 6,640 8,000 (1,360)Total 65,684 58,916 6,767 172,541 176,750 (4,209)Sunday giving keeps the lights on, pays for repairs, supports the parish's investment in the school, and funds all ministries andoperations. Thank you for your continued generosity to our parish community.Good Shepherd Catholic Church2Golden Valley, MN
PRISM FOOD DRIVESTEWARDSHIP CORNERThe November PRISM Food Drive is scheduled for theweekend of November 17/18. The November items neededare: Holiday Foods (Stuffing & Baking Mixes, Instant Potatoes,Gravy Mix/Canned Gravy, Canned Fruit & Vegetables) & PaperProducts.Periodically throughout the year we will be highlightingdifferent events and groups that need your help.Volunteers are needed for the following parish activity Holiday Bake Sale & Cookie CornerSaturday, December 15 & Sunday, December 16Please contact Teri Kane at 612-377-1137 or attk1@netzero.netHelp price (LOWER PRICING THIS YEAR)and sell cookies and baked goods.No baking involved the day of the event.DONUT SUNDAYPlease join the Home & School Association for donuts andcoffee following the Sunday Masses next week in thesocial hall.CATHOLIC CAMPAIGNFOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENTGOOD SHEPHERD YOUTH GROUP EVENTSPizza with Padre - This Saturday, November 10: 5-9p.m., 5 p.m. Mass, pizza, discussion and games in theAfter School Care room.Next week, our special collection envelope is for theCatholic Campaign for Human Development. Over 43million people in the United States live in poverty. Thiscollection supports programs to empower people to identifyand address the obstacles they face as they work to bringpermanent and positive change to their communities.Learn more about the Catholic Campaign for HumanDevelopment at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.NET Night - Wednesday, November 14: 5:45-8:30 p.m.,Location: Social Hall. Come and bring a friend.NET Night - Wednesday, December 12: 5:45-8:30 p.m.,Location: Social Hall. Come and bring a friend.WINTER HAT-MITTEN DRIVEWELCOME!During the month of November, the Knights of Columbuswill be collecting New hats, mittens, gloves, scarfs andsocks for St. Anne’s Place in Minneapolis. St. Anne’s Placeprovides emergency shelter and supports approximately170 women and 300 children each year. Please place yourdonations in either of the two red containers that arelocated in the gathering space. Thank you for your help.We extend a gracious welcome to the new parishioners whojoined Good Shepherd in the month of October Nick & Liz Roachand children Michael, Emma and RyanTanya & Matthew Dyerand daughter AvaBOOK OF REMEMBRANCEAndrew & Kari Braunand children Noelle and NolanDuring the month of November, a book of remembrance isplaced in the sanctuary near the baptismal font, listing thenames of parishioners who have died since the last AllSouls’ Day in 2017. Parishioners may come forward beforethe Masses to include names of other people who have thispast year or in years past they wish remembered.We pray for Roger Ost and Martha Colin who died thispast month. May they rest in peace.The family of Roger Ost wishes to thank everyone whohelped at Roger’s funeral. The family is so grateful for all ofthe kindness given to them.MASS INTENTIONSWe have begun to schedule Mass Intentions for 2019.We will limit the number of Masses you can schedule to 5Masses until December 4, 2018, at which point more willbe available.Prayers to the family of Martha Conlin, who passed awayon October 18, 2018.CHRISTMAS TREESPlease visit the Men’s Club of Golden Valley ChristmasTree Lot November 23-25 or December 1-2. Pick outyour tree from a limited supply of Minnesota grownFrasier Firs from 99 (plus tax) or have one delivered toyour house for an additional 20. The Christmas Tree lotwill be open from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. the first two weekendsafter Thanksgiving. All proceeds will go to Good ShepherdSchool.Email questions to: Mensclubofgoldenvalley@gmail.comTURKEY BINGOThis Sunday6 p.m. in the Good Shepherd GymCome and try your luck at winningyour Thanksgiving turkey!Play twelve games for 5.Refreshments (popcorn, pop,hotdogs, cookies and more)& fun for the whole family!Doors open at 5:45 p.m.32nd Sunday in Ordinary TimeADDITIONAL CONTACTSPrayer Chain . 612.599.5739PRISM . 763.529.1350Southwest Options for WomenPregnant? Need Help? . 952.938.4496Befrienders. 763.544.0416Archdiocese’s Victim Assistance Program . 651-291-44973November 11, 2018
Mass Intentions for the WeekSun. 11/118:30 am10:30 amTues. 11/13 7:30 amWed. 11/148:30 amThurs. 11/15 7:30 amFri. 11/167:30 amSat. 11/178:00 am5:00 pmSun. 11/188:30 am10:30 am† Coke FitzgeraldAll Parishioners† William Cavanagh† Stephen Kostick† Mark G. Reiser† Irene & Ted MoreenPrivate Intention† The Glennon FamilyAll Parishioners† Charles Schaub Jr.Event CalendarTuesday, November 138:00 am Hospitality7:00 pm Knights of ColumbusWednesday, November 148:30 am School Mass5:45 pm Net Night6:30 pm Religious Education Classes6:30 pm Alcoholics Anonymous MeetingThursday, November 157:00 pm School of DiscipleshipFriday, November 168:00 am Church Cleaning8:15 am Eucharistic Adoration (until 9:00 pm)Saturday, November 178:00 am Mass9:00 am Confessions (until 10 am)3:30 pm Confessions (until 4:30 pm)5:00 pm MassWeekend Ministry ScheduleSaturday, November 17 - Sunday, November 18, 2018Altar Servers5:00pm Ryan Norkosky, Lily Wanzek, Grace Ehrmantraut8:30amAlexis Murphy, Georgia Holicky, Emily Walsh10:30am Owen & Ashley Skram, Grace ReillyLectors5:00pm Mark Foresman8:30amGeorge Landis10:30am School StudentUshers5:00pm M. Van Hove, M. Fischer, N. Vogen, G. Virnig8:30am Deb Bruder, Pat Copeland, Bill Schultz, Shirley Kell10:30am Larry Berscheit, John Nagel, Kathy Joyce, Bob RaschkeReadings for the Week of November 11, 2018Sunday: 1 Kgs 17:10-16/Ps 146:7, 8-9, 9-10[1b]/Heb 9:24-28/Mk 12:38-44 or 12:41-44Monday: Ti 1:1-9/Ps 24:1b-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf.6]/Lk 17:1-6Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14/Ps 37:3-4, 18 and23, 27 and 29 [39a]/Lk 17:7-10Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7/Ps 23:1b-3a, 3bc-4, 5,6 [1]/Lk 17:11-19Thursday: Phlm 7-20/Ps 146:7, 8-9a, 9bc-10 [5a]/Lk17:20-25Friday: 2 Jn 4-9/Ps 119:1, 2, 10, 11, 17, 18 [1b]/Lk 17:2637Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8/Ps 112:1-2, 3-4, 5-6/Lk 18:1-8Next Sunday: Dn 12:1-3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Heb10:11-14, 18/Mk 13:24-3232nd Sunday in Ordinary Time4a
FUNERAL CHAPELS, CEMETERIES& CREMATION SERVICESwww.washburn-mcreavy.comGlen Haven 763-533-86435125 W. BroadwaySwanson Chapel 612-529-16001600 Lowry Ave NRobbinsdale Chapel 763-537-23334239 W. BroadwayYour Floral Design Specialists!901 Louisiana Ave South Special Events Weddings Deliveries SympathyGolden Valley, MN 55426BEST WISHES FLORAL763-544-9700689 Winnetka Ave N, Golden Valley8845 7th Ave. N Golden Valley ree Estimates References Available Fully InsuredBETTY COLE A ParishionerTall Oaks Tree ServiceDENNIS THE PAINTERDENNIS HEIGL PAINTING, LLCFULL SERVICE PROFESSIONAL SINCE 1974612-790-3015Tree Trimming & RemovalParishioner Owned & OperatedInterior: Painting & Staining Water Damage Wallpaper &Texture RemovalExterior: Painting & StainingEmail: betty@bettycole.com10% of Commission is given to the ParishDENNIS HEIGL651.707.5074 (call or text)for a FREE ESTIMATEGolden Valley(763) 543-0998www.bwfloral.comCell (612) 819-2438SameDayService8pm Evening Rosary Prayer Request LineCALL TODAY (612) 246-3485888-577-5443 www.relevantradio.comFaster, Cleaner, BetterNo Job too small3888 West BroadwayRobbinsdale, MN 55422763-537-4511www.gearty-delmore.com3960 Wooddale Ave. S.St. Louis Park, MN 55416952-926-161515800 37th Ave. No.Plymouth, MN 55446763-553-1411Water heatersFaucets repairreplacementPipe repairSoftnersDisposalsSump pumpsAir conditionerFurnace repair& replacementAppliance hookupsDrain cleaningPipe thawingBathroom remodelsEXCLUSIVE OFFER 59 OFFof ServiceExpires 12/31/19Biglow Law Office(612) 339-9221Personal Injury Wills ProbateCriminal Business Work Comp.NOW OPEN7475 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVEGOLDEN VALLEY, MN 55427331 2nd Ave. S. Ste. 895, MinneapolisMARK W. BIGLOW!"# !%&'()* &%(,%-.%"RestaurantOn & Off SaleLunch & DinnersLive Entertainment Sat. NightsYour Hosts Ray & Zeina JacobsOpen SundaysTIRE & AUTO SERVICE CENTERManager MIKE SPICZKA651.706.3591NOW SERVING HOMEMADE PIZZASBOULEVARDAUTOMOTIVE & TOWINGSat. & Sun. Available for Private Events (100-200 Guests)Andrew Knutson7345 Country Club Dr., Golden ValleyFinancial Advisor8200 Golden Valley Rd.Golden Valley, MNDirect: @wellsfargo.com763-544-6867763-545-9972P & D MECHANICAL4629 - 41ST AVE. N.Mon - Sat 9am-10pm763-533-2218Home of the Golden Valley Wine SocietyPLUMBING AND HEATINGHwy 55 & Winnetka Ave. 763-544-9881www.pdmechanical.netJENNY A. SCHRAMM, D.D.S.Wells Fargo Advisors is a trade name used by Wells Fargo Clearing Services,LLC, Member SIPC, a registered broker-dealer and non-bank affiliate of WellsFargo & Company. 2011, 2013, 2016 Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC. Allrights reserved. CAR-0718-01772 1703 IHA-5614195020 Minnetonka Blvd.St. Louis Park(952) 926-270516” Supreme Pizza(or any house combo)763.746.7766763Your Full ServiceVending CompanyServicing Businesses throughout the Metro Areawww.appleautomatic.comMark and Suzanne Young - Parishioners 5.00 dollars off any purchase over 25.00952-540-0181 www.lonespurgrill.com“Patients Are Precious ” Adjustable Beds6325 Minnetonka Blvd.St. Louis Park952-929-0095 3 OFFBreakfast & Lunch Specials Sat & Sun 11am-3pm Premium Mattress Sets Memory Foam MattressesReady for a new home, second home, Jeff Aschenbeckor need to refinance? I can help!NMLS# 452541612.965.6565www.restwellmattress.comSt Louis Park952-908-3348Across from mBloomington952-881-8871At Southtown Shopping CenterKUIPERSACE HARDWARETom Schmitz, Insurance Agent5619 W. Lake St. St. Louis Park(952) 929-7069 CALL ME TODAY.Hwy 55 & Winnetka Ave.Phone 763-545-9627Golden Valley Shopping Center8200 42nd Avenue North, New Hope(763) 531-7460 www.hy-vee.comNow Open!Chris Root, CFP Andrea H. ScanlonFinancial AdvisorConfetti Wealth612.306.10957601 France Ave. S. Suite 600Edina, MN 55435Get to a better State . Get State Farm.ParishionerPhillippi Law FirmA 2nd Generation father/daughter locallaw firm Our primary focus is QualityEstate Planning & AdminisrationAndrea@mnelitehomes.comRealty Services: Buy, Sell, Rent or Invest952-857-1418christopher.a.root@ampf.comEden Prairie, MN 952-941-7101I’ll donate 250 to Good Shepherd whenyou Buy or Sell Your Home with me.For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.comParishionerGood Shepherd, Golden Valley, MNwww.jphillippi.comA 4C 02-0356
Nov 11, 2018 · 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 3 November 11, 2018 PRISM FOOD DRIVE The November PRISM Food Drive is scheduled for the weekend of November 17/18. The November items needed are: Holiday Foods (Stuffing & Baking Mixes, Instant Potatoes, Gravy Mix/Canned Gravy, Canned Fruit & Vegeta
32nd Street East 1110 Damon - Brown - Pierce House C14H- 1985-0010- 32nd Street West 105 Padgett - Painter House C14H- 2004-0019- 32nd Street West 106 Spurgeon Bell House C14H- 2005-0030- 32nd Street West 108 Webb - Simms - Aldridge House C14H- 2008-0014- 32nd Stre
32nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME CYCLE B NOVEMBER 11TH, 2018 Mass and Communion Service Schedule: SATURDAY 4:00 pm Mass at St. Joseph 6:00 pm Mass at Our Lady of the Lakes SUNDAY 8:30 am Mass at Our Lady of the Lakes 10:30 am Mass at St. Joseph TUESDAY 9:00 am Communion Service at
32nd Sunday In Ordinary Time Year B 11th November 2018 ARISH PRIEST: Fr Fabian Smith ASSISTANT PRIESTS: Fr . Organised by the Spirit of the Two Hearts Youth Group Sunday 9th December 2018 St. Joseph’s Hall at the Two Hearts Centre 274 La Cote Road, Greendale, Vic 3341. 12:30pm BBQ Lunch
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 8 One-Time Only Glass Recycle There will be a one-time glass recycle opportunity November 15 from 7:00-8:00 a.m. The process will be much the same as the can drive, but glass recycling will be ONLY one morning, and the
Nov 11, 2018 · 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time PRIEST: FR. AMAL ROCHE MIKE EASH MAURY REED BOB VINCENT NOVEMBER 11 2018 . MON 12 TUE 13 . 8:00 am MassSm. Group 6:00 pm Parish Staff & Committee Mtg Act. Ctr. 7:00 pm Encounter Rehearsal Chur
November 11, 2018 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time The poor widow has put in more than all the rest. Mark 12. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are hospitalized, please be sure to identify yoursel
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time . AS OF November 4, 2018 . New Parish Instagram and Twitter Accounts We are increasing our social media presence and are now on Instagram and Twitter! Make sure to like and follow us
Asam folat dapat diperoleh dari daging, sayuran berwarna hijau, dan susu. Gizi buruk (malnutrisi) merupakan penyebab utamanya. Anemia jenis ini jugaberkaitan dengan pengerutan hati (sirosis). Sirosis hati menyebabkan cadangan asam folat di dalamnya menjadi sedikit sekali. Kekurangan asam folat juga dapat menyebabkan gangguan kepribadian dan hilangnya daya ingat. Gejala-gejalanya hampir sama .
