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WORSHIP Weekday Masses

Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am Wednesday: 6:30 am and 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

CONTACT Fr. Michael Rudolph, Pastor x 205

frmichaelrudolph@straphaelcrystal.org Fr. Robert Al!er, Parochial Vicar x 206

frrobertal!er@straphaelcrystal.org Parish Email: info@straphaelcrystal.org

Parish Phone: 763-537-8401 Parish Office Hours

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

SACRAMENTS Reconcilia!on

Weekdays: 7:30 - 7:50 am Saturday: 7:30 - 7:50 am,

8:30 - 9:30 am, & 4:00 - 5:15 pm Marriage

Please contact Fr. Rudolph. Bap!sm

Please contact the Parish Office.

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.

MISSION STATEMENT

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PASTOR’S LETTER The Mysteries of the Rosary, Chapter 43: The Self-Manifesta!on of Jesus at the Wedding of Cana…

Saint John Paul, II, in his concise summary of this mystery in his encyclical on the Rosary, writes that it “is the first of the signs, given at Cana (cf. Jn 2:1- 12), when Christ changes water into wine and opens

the hearts of the disciples to faith, thanks to the interven!on of Mary, the first among believers.” Let’s look together at this wonderful miracle in more detail.

Saint John begins his account of this event in his Gospel in these words: “On the third day there was a marriage at Cana in Galilee.” The reference to “the third day” isn’t just thrown in to sa!sfy some historical curiosity of ours. It looks forward to the Resurrec!on of Jesus Christ “on the third day” (Ma$hew 16:21, 17:23, 20:19; Luke 9:22; 1 Corinthians 15:4). Now, you might ask, “Why do the Scriptures men!on “the third day”? Our Savior died on Friday and rose again on Sunday. Sunday is two days a%er Friday, not three.” So it is, and in modern American culture, we would say that Sunday is “two days later,” or, if we were speaking on Friday, might refer to Sunday as “the day a%er tomorrow.” But in ancient Jewish thought—as we see in the Old Testament—the count of days began with the present day. So, what we would we call “the day a%er tomorrow” they referred to with the expression “on the third day.”

So, what does the changing of water into wine at the marriage at Cana have to do with the Resurrec!on of Jesus Christ? A lot!

First of all, let’s look at the fact that this miracle took place at a marriage. In human marriage, the man and woman receive a new body in the sense that they are now “one flesh,” as Jesus puts it. (Ma$hew 19:6) Their lives will never be the same. In fact, you could say that “their lives” becomes “their life.” In a similar way Jesus, in his Resurrec!on, received a transformed, glorified body.

For another thing, a human marriage involves a bridegroom and a bride. Jesus referred to himself as “the Bridegroom” of the Church (Ma$hew 9:15, Mark 2:19, Luke 5:34). Others used that term to describe him, too (John 3:29, 2 Corinthians 11:2, Ephesians 5:31-32, Revela!on 19:7, Revela!on 22:17). It was by his Resurrec!on that Our Lord could enter into that role.

There’s also the fact that a human bride and groom enter into a more in!mate rela!onship than that which exists between two people who are simply friends. This is especially the case when they live according to God’s plan—remaining virgins and not living together un!l they get married. By his Resurrec!on, Jesus could enter into a more in!mate rela!onship with every human being, through the Holy Spirit and the Sacraments.

Then there’s the ma$er of joy. Normally, a wedding is an occasion of great joy. At least, that’s how it’s been at every wedding I’ve ever been at. The Resurrec!on is also an occasion of great joy, which con!nues to our own day and will last forever. This is reflected in the fact that all five Prefaces for Mass during the Easter Season contain the phrase: “Therefore, overcome with paschal joy, every land, every people exults in your praise…” (The word “paschal” comes from the Hebrew word for “Passover,” which has been adopted by Chris!ans to refer to Christ’s Passover from death to life, as seen in words for Easter in some non-English languages like La!n (Pascha) and Spanish (Pascua).)

Another connec!on between a wedding and the Resurrec!on of Jesus Christ is that both enable new life. When a young man and woman get married, most of the !me their love for each other results in the new life we call a baby. The Resurrec!on of the Son of God paved the way for the sacrament of bap!sm, which brings new and eternal life to whomever is bap!zed—in fact, what happens in bap!sm is so powerful and transforma!ve that Jesus refers to it as being “born again” (John 3:5).

Marriage in any culture or religion can be a joyful event. Jesus Christ raised marriage to an even higher, more joyful level when he established the sacrament of matrimony. In this sacrament, he infuses his own life into the rela!onship between husband and wife. Let’s pray that all couples who are married non-sacramentally will find their way to get their marriage blessed in the Church, please God, and so enjoy the fullness of love, joy and other blessings that God has wai!ng for them.

Your fellow pilgrim through the Rosary, Fr. Rudolph

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) Part-Time Administra!ve Assistant Sue Kubovec (x201) Administra!ve Assistant/ Bulle!n Editor Marie Nachtsheim (x222) Social Needs Coordinator Bunny Arseneau (x214) Crisis Pregnancy Hotline (x500)

FAITH FORMATION Family Discipleship Program Josh Stegman (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 School Office: 763-504-9450 School Principal: (x352)

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PARISH INFORMATION

PARISH CALENDAR OF EVENTS

PASTORAL COUNCIL Jacob Nelson, Sharon Hedman, Mike

Vecellio, Roselyn Lawrence, Be$y Kreuter, Rose Pis!lli, Sco$ Gregory &

Mario Chavez.

Pastoral Council Mee!ngs If you would like a par!cular item on

the next Parish Council agenda please contact Fr. Rudolph.

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE AUGUST 25, 2019

Contribu!ons .............................. $16,218.31 Budget ........................................ $16,623.00 Building Fund ................................... $419.00 Budget .......................................... $1,419.00

Mr. J. Scholarship Fund ...................... $12.00

Monday, September 16 7:00 PM Schola Prac!ce, Church Tuesday, September 17 9:45 AM Navarre Bible Study, Fr. Fenelon Room 7:00 PM Synod Ambassador Mee!ng, Marian Hall Wednesday, September 18 9:00 AM Catholic Book Club, St. Thérèse Room 9:00 AM Cana Family, Fr. Fenelon Room 10:00 AM Grief Support Group, St. Raphael Room 7:00 PM Adult Choir, Choir Room 7:00 PM ROC and IGNITE Faith Forma!on Kick-off Mass and Recep!on, Church, Marian Hall Thursday, September 19 9:30 AM Fa!ma Prayer Cell, Fr. Fenelon Room 6:30 PM ACCL/Respect Life Mtg, St. Thérèse Room

Thursday, September 19 (con!nued) 7:00 PM Bell Choir, Church 7:00 PM St. Raphael Prayer Group, Marian Hall 7:00 PM Cana Family, Fr. Fenelon Room Friday, September 20 11:00 AM Extreme Faith Camp Mee!ng, Marian Hall Saturday, September 21 9:00 AM Cana Family, Fr. Fenelon Room Sunday, September 22 No Scheduled Events

PRAYER & WORSHIP

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Monday, September 16 8:00 AM + Arnold Nelson Tuesday, September 17 8:00 AM + Delores Malerich Wednesday, September 18 6:30 AM + Geri Koshiol 8:00 AM + Marie Nelson Thursday, September 19 8:00 AM + Dolores Nelson Friday, September 20 8:00 AM Spencer Nelson Saturday, September 21 8:00 AM Marge Nelson 5:30 PM Mary Lewandowski Sunday, September 22 8:30 AM St. Raphael Parishioners 10:30 AM + George Augus!nack

PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION MASS INTENTIONS

Readings for the week of September 15, 2019

Sunday: Ex 32:7-11, 13-14/Ps 51 3-4, 12-13, 17, 19 [Lk 15:18]/1 Tm 1:12-17/ Lk 15:1-32 or 15:1-10 Monday: 1 Tm 2:1-8/Ps 28:2, 7, 8-9 [6]/ Lk 7:1-10 Tuesday: 1 Tm 3:1-13/Ps 101:1b-2ab, 2cd-3ab, 5, 6 [2]/Lk 7:11-17 Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14-16/Ps 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [2]/Lk 7:31-35 Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12-16/Ps 111:7-8, 9, 10 [2]/Lk 7:36-50 Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c-12/Ps 49:6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20/Lk 8:1-3 Saturday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5]/Mt 9:9-13 Next Sunday: Am 8:4-7/Ps 113:1-2, 4-6, 7-8 [cf. 1a, 7b]/1 Tm 2:1-8/ Lk 16:1-13 or 16:10-13 ©LPi

WEEKLY READINGS

PLEASE PRAY FOR... Mary Anderson Lou Buchman

J.P. Ehlenz Andrew Eisenzimmer

Roger Elling Vera Elling

John Herbes

Nichole Iverson Helen Lilley Kevin Long

David McMillen Norb Meier

John Noe Stephanie

Barbara Thotland Lynn Tupy

Ray Vecellio Mary Lou Wensman

Jeff Woodruff

To add a name for a six week period, please call 763-537-8401 x 523

"Prayer before the Blessed Sacrament is more powerful than in any other place because here is the Real Presence of God, just as He is in heaven." ~ St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi

Eucharis!c Adora!on Contact: Be"y Kreuter at 763-537-1399

“The greatest love story of all !me is contained in a !ny white Host.”

~Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Our Adora!on program is in need of Adorers, Prayer Partners and/or subs!tutes. Hours specifically in need of an Adorer are listed to the right, although you can sign up for any hour that fits your schedule. Please help us ensure that all hours of the day and night remain covered. Please prayerfully consider our invita!on to faithfully commit to spend just one hour every week in quiet prayer and in!macy with Jesus in our Adora!on Chapel. The One Who loves you most, present in the Blessed Sacrament, is always pa!ently wai!ng to welcome and visit with you.

MONDAY: 9-10 AM TUESDAY: 5-6 AM; 3-4 PM FRIDAY: Midnight-1:00 AM; 9-10 AM; 5-6 PM SATURDAY: 3-4 AM For informa!on or to add your name to the sub list, please call Be$y Kreuter at :763-537-1399 (h); 763-354-4796 (c).

ROSARY COAST TO COAST USA SUNDAY, October 13, 2019 * 3:00 pm

St. Boniface Catholic Church * 633 - 2nd Street NE, Mpls., MN

Rosary Coast to Coast USA is sponsoring a gathering to pray the twenty decades of the Rosary for the healing of our country and its holiness. It will be on Sunday, October 13th at 3:00 pm at St. Boniface Catholic Church. The Rosary will be prayed in English, Spanish, French, Polish, and Lebanese. For more informa!on, please contact Lore$a at 763-588-9626 or landb1943@aol.com; or see the website at rosarycoas$ocoast.com.

Welcome Newly Bap!zed! Evelyn Jean McDaniel

NEWS & EVENTS

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FUN FOR SENIORS ~ ST. RAPHAELITES 2019-2020 Events

We are planning most of the coming year’s ac!vi!es for our 55+ seniors. We we’ll share events with St. Joseph the Worker’s Gadabouts. Informa!on is listed in weekly church bulle!ns and on the parish website. You can also pick up this year’s Annual Events Calendar at our September 19th gathering.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019: “S” Smorgasbord (NOTE: Date Correc!on) Join us for our “Splendid Seniors September ‘S’ Smorgasbord” Potluck at St. Joseph the Worker. Agenda: 11:00 am Liturgy in the Holy Family Chapel; 11:45 am Potluck in St. Joe’s Hall - bring a dish to share that begins with “S” such as swedish meatballs, strawberry fluff, spaghe=, etc. Beverages provided. 12:45 pm - DVD presenta!on of the Notre Dame Basilica, Montreal that depicts its history and Gothic Revival architecture that began in 1672. Please RSVP via phone (leave a message) by Monday, September 16 to Sharon Reinert at 612-242-3200.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019: “Heritage, Harvest, Corks & Color” Motor Coach Day Trip: Cost $49.00

This excursion celebrates the heritage, autumn harvest, corks and colors found in west-central Minnesota. Stops include: Grande Depot in St. Cloud, lunch at Granite Edge Café, and Millnar

Winery where we learn about the science of winemaking, enjoy a wine tas!ng, and take a tractor pulled trolley ride of the vineyard. Our final stop includes a visit to Apple Jack Orchard which offers a gi% shop, fresh apples, cider, and baked goods. (Purchases not included in cost of event.) More details are listed on the registra!on forms available in the Parish Office or on the rota!ng rack in the East Gathering space. Registra!on Deadline: Monday, September 30th. Check in: 8:00 am in St. Raphael Marian Hall. Departure from St. Raphael at 8:25 am. Return to St. Raphael 5:05 pm (approximate !me). If you have ques!on, please contact Sharon Reinert at 612-242-3200 or at sharreinert@usfamily.net

An Invita!on to Join the Navarre Bible Study

All adults are invited to join the Navarre Bible study group as we begin our 25th season on Tuesday, September 17. We will be studying the Cap!vity Epistles of St. Paul, beginning with his le$er to the Ephesians.

We meet Tuesday mornings throughout the school year from 9:45 am - 11:15 am in the Fr. Fenelon Conference Room.

We offer a relaxed atmosphere of comradery with a simple format. We begin with prayer, followed by reading Scripture verses with the Catholic commentary which is supplied in the text. We intersperse the readings with discussions on the meaning and applica!on for our lives. There is no homework. The idea is to learn what our loving God teaches, so that we are be$er able to honor and glorify Him with our lives. You are welcome any !me throughout the year, and guests are welcome as well.

The only cost for the class is $15 for the book, en!tled The Navarre Bible, Cap!vity Le"ers, which will be available for purchase on the first and subsequent days of class. (No cost if you already have the book!)

Refreshments will be offered during the class !me as well. Come and enjoy learning about the Cap!vity Epistles of St. Paul!

If you have any ques!ons, please contact Pamela Cheney at 763-559-2100.

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 25th and end at the Easter Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday. For more informa!on or to register email Mary Jo Smith: smith4818@comcast.net or call 612-805-8938 and she will return your call.

MEN’S KNIGHT OUT Friday, September 20, 2019

5:00 pm St. Joseph’s Parish - New Hope, MN

36th and Boone Ave. N.

The Knights of Columbus is hos!ng a Men’s Knight Out on Friday, September 20 at Joseph’s Parish in New Hope. The event begins with a social hour from 5-6 pm, followed by a dinner of brats, burgers, beans, chips, pickles, cookies and beverages. All men are welcome - do NOT need to be a Knight. Come enjoy a nice meal, conversa!on and socialize. There is no cost for this event. Meet and greet the 12 new members who recently joined our council. RSVP to 763-537-1492 by Wednesday, September 18th or email to koc3656nh@hotmail.com

MCCW (Minneapolis Council of Catholic Women) Deanery Mee!ng

Monday, September 23 9:00 am ~ Church of St. Raphael

Reserva!on contact: Mary Lacina 763-566-4346 or nanao%wkt@gmail.com

Please RSVP to Mary by Wednesday, September 18th

Please bring items for: NEAR Food Shelf Collec!on

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ST. RAPHAEL CATHOLIC SCHOOL

CONTACT

YOUTH MINISTRY

Ques!ons? Contact Anna Scherber at: ascherber@straphaelcrystal.org.

Register for any youth events on the St. Raphael youth website: www.straphaelyouth.com

OPEN YOUTH ROOM

Open youth room is a !me of fellowship, fun, & games. JUNIOR HIGH: Tuesday, Sept. 17th from 2:20 - 5:00 PM

SENIOR HIGH: Wednesday, Sept. 18th from 5:00 - 6:45 PM ALL GRADES: Friday, Sept. 27th from 6:00- 10:00 PM

RITE OF CONFIRMATION (ROC) These nights are required for all 8th-9th graders.

Opening Faith Forma!on Mass & Recep!on: On Wednesday, September 18th we will have Mass at 7:00 PM for all Faith Forma!on and Confirma!on families with a recep!on in Marian Hall immediately

following. See you there!

First Night of ROC Classes for 8th & 9th Graders: September 25th from 7:00-8:15 PM. All classes are located in the church.

ROC Classes for 8th & 9th Graders: October 2nd from 7:00-8:15 PM.

All classes are located in the church.

CORE TEAM UPDATE: FNL Kick-off: Friday, September 20th from 6:00-9:00 PM.

Core Team please arrive at 5:00 PM. Core Team Retreat: September 28-29 on-site at

St. Raphael. This retreat is required for all high school Core members!

Please consider suppor!ng our school by purchasing SCRIP gi% cards for buying your groceries, gas, meals out, and apparel. We receive a percentage back on each SCRIP card you buy. We have a variety of gi% cards available to take home immediately. We invite you to stop by the SCRIP desk in the Upper East Gathering Area and pick up your gi% cards today. If we don’t have what you are looking for, place an order and you will get it next week. Thank you for suppor!ng our school! SCRIP Desk Volunteers: September 21st: 5:30 pm Mass: Cindy V. September 22nd: 8:30 am Mass: Henry H. 10:30 am Mass: Chris!ne P.

A couple of our parishioners will be offering a few weeks of a%er school classes for our students. One will teach astronomy and another will teach engineering. We are so blessed to have parishioners who are willing to invest their !me in our students!

We have a prayer sign up sheet at the school. People may choose a day of the month that they will commit (each month on that day) to pray for our students, staff and school. Several people have chosen specific days already. If you would like to commit to one day per month and put your name on the calendar, please call the school to have your name added.

We are s!ll looking for a volunteer who is willing to help out for a few hours each week in our school library.

For more informa!on about St. Raphael Catholic School, please call the school office at 763-504-9450.

SPOTLIGHT EVENTS

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SAINT OF THE DAY - BLESSED ROLAND DE’ MEDICI Roland was born around the year 1330 in Italy. He was a member of the powerful Medici family. Nothing is known of his childhood and youth. When he was about thirty, he withdrew into a forest. Here, in his desire to become holy, Roland subjected himself for the remaining twenty-six years of his life to some extreme forms of penance. He observed total silence, communica!ng with others only when he absolutely had to and then only by signs. He wore the habit he had on when he went into the forest un!l it was in shreds, and when he could no longer patch it with leaves, he exchanged it for a goat’s skin. Living out in the open all year round, he survived on what grasses, berries and other fruits he was able to find. Many people who came across him thought he was insane and would throw things at him or hit him. Roland, meanwhile, tried to remain in a state of constant prayer. Then one day he was found lying on a footpath near the castle of Niccolò Pallavicino, lord of Bargone, by servants of his wife, Antonia Casa!, who was out hun!ng with falcons. Roland made signs that he did not want help, but on Anonia’s orders, he was taken to a church near the castle. There he accepted visits from Anonia’s confessor, the Carmelite Father Domenico de Domenicis, who would become his biographer. As last Roland broke his silence, gave an account of his life and received the sacraments of which he had deprived himself so long. He lived another few weeks before dying on September 15, 1386. In death, Roland was given the recogni!on he had shunned in life. His body was taken by a great company of priests and lay people to Busseto and buried beneath the main altar in an oratory next to the parish church of Saint Bartholomew. Numerous miracles were reported at his tomb. Blessed Roland de’ Medici, 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)

STOP CSE! (Comprehensive Sex Ed) DID YOU KNOW? CSE removes all-natural and protec!ve boundaries for children and teens, encouraging early sexual explora!on in graphic detail.

CSE allows unlicensed Planned Parenthood and gender iden!ty ac!vists into your child's classroom to teach these dangerous and unhealthy prac!ces.

PROTECT KIDS RALLY WHEN: Sunday, September 22, 2019 from 1:30-3:30 pm. RAIN or SHINE. WHERE: MN State Capitol Steps (If it rains - Capitol Rotunda) WHY: Join families across Minnesota to tell Legislators to protect our children from a Minnesota State mandate that schools must teach Comprehensive Sex Ed (CSE) curricula that is being pushed by Planned Parenthood. FOR MORE INFORMATION go to: ProtectKidsRally.com CONTACT US: contact@cplac!on.com; www.facebook.com/Child/Protec!on League WEBSITE: cplac!on.org

Encouraging suicide is not compassion.

A bill introduced into the Minnesota Legislature, HF 2152, would legalize assisted suicide. Catholic teaching points out that suicide is a tragic response to suffering, including the suffering of sickness. Human life is a gi% from God and only He has the right to decide when it should end. No life is “not worth living.” Someone who is suffering from physical and emo!onal pain can be be$er helped by love, medica!on, encouragement, counseling and prayer than by helping him or her to end their life. Ul!mately, suffering is a mystery which can find meaning in the life, suffering and death of Jesus Christ. For more informa!on about HF 2152 and assisted suicide, I recommend looking at the websites of the Minnesota Catholic Conference and the Pa!ents Rights Council. I also encourage you to contact your legislators and respec>ully ask them to oppose HF 2152. I sent my legislators the following message via email. You may consider doing something similar. I am wri!ng to ask you to please oppose HF 2152, which would legalize assisted suicide. Taking one's own life is not a good way to respond to suffering. Life is a gi$ from God and He is the only one who has the right to decide when it should end. Also, people who are suffering have be"er means to

cope with their pain than suicide, including medica!on and prayer. In fact, if we unite our suffering with that of Jesus Christ on the cross, it can help other people out. – Father Rudolph

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP GRIEVING? Our Grief Support Group meets on the third Wednesday of the month. Our next mee!ng is on Wednesday, September 18, 2019 at 10:00 am in the St. Raphael Room. All are welcome!

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