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ST. MARTIN OF TOURS PARISH
MAY 15, 2022
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
CLERGY PARISH STAFF
Fr. Terence Langley, SCJ Diane Winkowski
MASS SCHEDULE
Administrator/Pastor Administrative Assistant
Saturday................................4:00pm
414-209-7677 ext. 3001 or 414-209-7678
Sunday...............8:30am & 10:30am
Charles Schneider Denise Groniger 12:30pm Vietnamese
Deacon Bookkeeper
414-406-3608 ext. 3012 or 414-209-7682 Monday thru Friday.............8:30am
Linh Bruno Nguyen Katie Delemont, Christian Formation
Confession - by appointment or
Deacon ext. 3004 or 414-209-7684
Wednesday's - 5-6pm
Br. Duane Lemke Mary MacDonald, Music Director
Pastoral Associate 414-704-5611
7963 S 116TH STREET | FRANKLIN, WI 53132 | 414-425-1114 | WWW.STMOFTOURS.ORG
WELCOME
GOSPEL MEDITATION ©LPi
“It is necessary for us to undergo many hardships to enter the Kingdom
of God.” Many folks really work very hard to circumvent difficult
situations. We prefer the easier way around something, rather than risk
inconvenience, hurt or prolonged suffering. It’s no wonder euthanasia is
rapidly becoming acceptable around the world. Through purely human
eyes, there is no issue bypassing the inevitable, taking control and
bringing things more swiftly to a place of peace. If this is the way God
sees things, then why does Jesus make such a big deal helping us
understand the experience of suffering and embrace it? God’s wisdom
clearly takes us in another direction.
Imagine if we were able to eradicate ALL hardship and suffering.
Where would we be? As we look at our own journeys, many of our solid
more growth producing life lessons have been born of suffering,
disappointment, inconvenience, darkness, and despair. There is
something sacred about all of these experiences as God uses them to
create something new. Envisioning a life without hardship and suffering
brings us to a vision where everything is flat-lined and dull. As much as
hardship and suffering are difficult crosses to bear, not taking them up
runs the risk of us becoming shallow, empty, and lifeless. Helen Keller
remarks, “a happy life consists not in the absence but in the mastery of
hardships.” What an incredibly wise insight! Many really successful
people and saints were brought to their station in life because they
suffered. Suffering teaches us about what’s important and propels us to
search the depths of our souls for resources and strength we never
would have known before.
This is especially true when we love as Jesus asks us to love.
Love, perhaps above any other experience, can cause us great hardship,
pain, and suffering especially when it’s authentic and unconditional.
While it can thrust us into an incredible experience of God and life on PARISH OFFICE
one hand, it can bruise and wound us deeply on the other.
Mastering the art of love is the secret to living life well, walking in the In-Person Office Hours
presence of God and investing in the joy of the Gospel. Love and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
suffering walk hand in hand. Compromising one will compromise the 8:45am - 4pm
other. Maybe that’s why Jesus spent so much time convincing us to Monday and Friday work from
accept both. home, call parish office for contact
information
Saturday and Sunday ...........Closed
OUR MISSION Parish Office is closed on holidays
St. Martin of Tours Parish strives to be a vibrant, welcoming
Roman Catholic Community, and to accept the call and challenge of Jesus Email
through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. parish@stmoftours.org
We commit ourselves to the Word of God through Eucharistic worship,
lifelong Catholic education and formation, and works of justice and
stewardship.
We further strive to follow the example of our patron saint, Martin of Tours,
to proclaim the Kingdom of God through generosity, love, and service to
one another and our neighbors.
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
SUNDAY READINGS
FIRST READING:
PARISH INFORMATION
They called the church together
and reported what God had done MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, May 15
with them. (Acts 14:27)
8:30am............................................... † Mary Thompson -
PSALM: Nick & Jackie Ioder
I will praise your name for ever, my 10:30am............................................ † All Parishioners Living and Dead
king and my God. (Ps 146) Monday, May 16................................. † Jame Mainus - Mary Ann Hahn
Or Alleluia. Tuesday, May 17................................. † Stanley Peternell - Family
Wednesday, May 18........................... † Robert Valen - Dorothy
SECOND READING:
Thursday, May 19............................... † Patty Krejci - Family & Friends
“He will wipe every tear from their
Friday, May 20..................................... † Lynn Kwasniewski - Family
eyes, and there shall be no more
Saturday, May 21................................ † All Parishioners Living and Dead
death or mourning, wailing or pain,
Next Sunday, May 22
for the old order has passed away.”
8:30am............................................... † Ray & Carol Holterman - Family
(Rev 21:4)
10:30am............................................. † Walter Kuzminski - Family
GOSPEL:
I give you a new commandment:
love one another. MEMORIAL DAY
As I have loved you, so you also The memorial day service will be held at IN OUR PRAYERS
should love one another. (Jn 13:34 10am on Monday, May 30 at the Grace Ciesielski
Franklin Library. Kathy Crisci
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998,
1970 CCD. The English translation of Psalm Responses Ken & Pat Friedewald
from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997,
MINISTERS NEEDED Jan Grant
International Commission on English in the Liturgy
Are you looking for something to do to Nick Ioder
Corporation. All rights reserved. ©LPi
help your parish? We need help in these Susanne Jensen
ministries: sacristan, catechist, and Greg Kaczmarek
READINGS FOR THE WEEK minister of hospitality (usher). If you are Fr. Ed Kilianski, SCJ
John Klosiewski
MAY 15, 2022 interested call or email the parish office
and we'll get you connected and training. Conor McCoy
Sunday Frank & Rafaela Rodriguez
Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145:8-9, 10-11,
12-13; Rv 21:1-5a; Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
Monday MINISTERS - MAY 22
Acts 14:5-18; Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 15-16;
4:00 pm - Lector: Mary Worley
Jn 14:21-26
Hospitality: Dave & Cindy Flynn, John & Michelle Robb, Ramona Bosch
Tuesday
8:30 am - Lector: Pamela Ostrowski
Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab,
Hospitality: Lynette Blaser, Rick Slama, David & Marian Sweeney,
21; Jn 14:27-31a
Rick Chiapete
Wednesday
10:30 am - Lector: John Stolowski
Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5;
Hospitality: Jim Wier
Jn 15:1-8
Thursday
Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10;
Jn 15:9-11 OBSERVANCES
Friday Sunday 5th Sunday of Easter; St. Isidore
Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-9, 10 and 12; Monday
Jn 15:12-17 Tuesday
Saturday Wednesday St. John I, Pope and Martyr
Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5; Thursday
Jn 15:18-21 Friday St. Bernardine of Siena, Priest
Next Sunday Saturday St. Christopher Magallanes, Priest, and Companions,
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Martyrs; Armed Forces Day
Rv 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn 14:23-29 Next Sunday 6th Sunday of Easter; St. Rita of Cascia, Religious
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MAY 15, 2022
HAPPENING THIS MONTH
STEWARDSHIP CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS
OFFERING WEEKLY HOTROD 05/02/2022 - Aaron Shok - $25
May 8 $ 11,387 05/04/2022 - Tim & Susan Blattner - $25
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Year-to-date $589,854 $119,227
Our Goal $561,008 $201,008
GIVE ONLINE TODAY! EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP ©LPi Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
stmoftours.churchgiving.com Loving as New Creations
“There’s something different about you.”
MAY 15, 2022 Think about the times in your life when this has been said to you.
9am......Life Teen Session
Maybe it was after someone complimented you on a job well done,
MAY 16, 2022 and you realized you were walking through life with a little more
6pm......Adoration confidence. Maybe it was after meeting someone special, as you
carried the glow of that relationship wherever you went.
MAY 17, 2022 Chances are, if someone has noticed something different about
1pm......Grief Support Group
6:30pm......Choir Rehearsal you, it’s because, inwardly, you’ve been changed by the loving or
7pm......Finance Council respectful actions of another person.
Love, you see, can make us into new creations. From the love of
MAY 23, 2022 God flows the grace to tackle any challenge, including the biggest
6pm......Adoration
challenge of all: loving each other well. Christ knows what a big
MAY 24, 2022 request this is. He was human, too. He came and lived among us.
1pm......Grief Support Group He knew intimately what it was to love people in the chaos of their
6:30pm......Choir Rehearsal own flaws. He knew what he was asking of us when he said,
“As I have loved you, so you should also love one another.”
MAY 25, 2022
7pm......Finance Council In essence, this is the call to stewardship: loving as Christ loves,
amidst the messiness of everyday reality. Loving with
MAY 26, 2022 accountability, challenging ourselves and our brothers and sisters
7pm......Dynamic Men's Group
to be faithful even when it is hard. Loving with an unflinching
MAY 30, 2022 - MEMORIAL DAY sense of hospitality that welcomes even those we do not agree
6pm......Adoration with or understand. Loving with gratitude, giving thanks for the
great variety of ways Christ can make himself known to us through
MAY 31, 2022 others.
1pm......Grief Support Group It isn’t easy — we all know that. But if we ask God for the grace to
6:30pm......Choir Rehearsal remain steadfast in this greatest commandment, we will be given
what we need to live as new creations.
JUNE 1, 2022
6:30pm......Cemetery Committee
JUNE 3, 2022 POPE FRANCIS WANTS YOUR OPINION!
Over the coming months, Catholics around the world will be
6pm......Confirmation Rehearsal
participating in a worldwide Synod, or consultation process. Lend
JUNE 4, 2022 your voice to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee's response to Pope
Francis' Synod on Synodality! What would you like the Archdiocese
4pm......Confirmation
of Milwaukee, and Pope Francis to know? Visit
www.archmil.org/About-us/Synod/Synodality.htm, or
CONFESSION https://tinyurl.com/5n6z4547 and share your thoughts. Paper
Confessions are heard on copies are available at the welcome desk for those who prefer.
Wednesday's, 5-6pm or make an Please complete the survey and return it to the parish office.
appointment.
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
LIVE THE LITURGY
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
The resurrected Christ gives us the strength to do things
we can never have imagined. Life will often give us CHRISTIAN WOMEN
mountains to climb, and we wonder how we will find the Tuesday, June 7 will be our annual salad supper in
energy, ability, and determination to forge ahead. the narthex at 5:30pm. Please make plans to join
But, with a good dosage of faith and a fervent life of prayer us and bring your favorite salad to share
we find ourselves succeeding and ascending to heights
that once frightened us. What we realize after we have
reached the other side is this hardship we once saw as an
obstacle has become a vehicle for something better and
greater. We are stronger. The same is true with the QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK - REFLECT AND
Gospel. The prospect of loving one another may seem RESPOND TO SCRIPTURE
idealistic or unobtainable. Yet, when we risk moving First Reading:
beyond just looking out for or helping each other to We hear in Acts how Paul and Barnabas formed
actually LOVING each other, miracles happen. There is Gentile-believing churches in cities of the eastern
something wonderful that occurs with love. We see Roman Empire.
people in ways we never saw before, understanding and What do you think is needed today to build a strong
appreciating each other’s journey. Love leads to faith community?
reverence. Faith is strengthened and we move on to try
Second Reading:
again.
In John’s final visions, he sees “a new Jerusalem”
coming down from heaven. God is fully present
HUGE RUMMAGE SALE with humanity and there is no more suffering and
St. Joseph Parish Wauwatosa, 12130 W. Center St. death.
Thursday, June 23, 12-7pm; Friday, June 24, 9am-5pm How often do you think about the end-times?
Saturday, June 25, 9am-2pm Gospel:
Everything you need for family, home and yard
Huge Book and Jewelry Departments
SOCKS
As Jesus FOR
discussed BABY JESUS
his impending death with the
disciples, he presents them with “a new
We are collecting nonperishable food for Feeding commandment: love one another.”
America, a donation would be appreciated. In what ways are you challenged by this
We are selling Men's/Women's Better Coats ... no commandment?
other adult clothing
COLUMBARIUM PROJECT
WHAT IS A COLUMBARIUM? A columbarium is a structure for the respectful storage of urns of cremated
returns. The columbarium houses niches that provide an affordable, dignified and permanent resting place for
you and/or your loved one.
AS A CATHOLIC, MAY I BE CREMATED? Yes. In May, 1963, the Vatican lifted the prohibition forbidding Catholics
to choose cremation. The niche can hold the cremains and is considered Holy Ground and is an entirely
acceptable final resting place for Christian burial, as well as a monument.
WHY IS ST MARTIN OF TOURS BUILDING A COLUMBARIUM? Based on interest and inquiries, SMoT wants to
provide an appealing place for interment of ashes other than an in-ground burial.
WHAT ARE THE PLANS? It is hoped we will build 2 units of 48 niches each (each niche holds up to 2 urns).
They will be located on a ‘plaza’ to the south of Our Lady of Lavang statue on the far west side of the cemetery.
We anticipate construction in 2023. We currently have ten niches sold, we are about one third of the way to
financing the plaza and two planned columbaria. Once the project is financed, pre-construction pricing will end.
HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION? For details and pre-construction pricing, call the parish office,
414-425-1114
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MAY 15, 2022
TỜ THÔNG TIN CỘNG ĐOÀN THÁNH TÊRÊSA HÀI ĐỒNG GIÊSU
Hằng năm cứ độ tháng năm về
Tâm hồn rung động thoáng đê mê
Hòa nhip muôn người trên thế giới
Chân thành dâng kính chút hương quê.
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Kính dâng lên Mẹ đóa hoa lòng
Tâm tình con thảo nét trinh trong
Hy sinh thơm ngát hương đồng nội
Sắc thắm yêu thương dịu cõi lòng.
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NGÀY 15 THÁNG 5 NĂM 2022 — CHÚA NHẬT THỨ V PHỤC SINHTỜ THÔNG TIN CỘNG ĐOÀN THÁNH TÊRÊSA HÀI ĐỒNG GIÊSU
Ý CẦU NGUYỆN THÁNG 5 CỦA ĐTC
Cầu cho việc kiện toàn đức tin của người
trẻ
Chúng ta cầu nguyện cho mọi người trẻ, là
những người được mời gọi sống đời sống
viên mãn; xin cho họ nhìn thấy nơi cuộc
"Thầy ban cho các con điều răn mới,
đời của Đức Maria cách thức lắng nghe,
tinh thần phân định sâu xa, lòng can đảm
là các con hãy yêu thương nhau"
bắt nguồn từ đức tin, và sự tận tụy phục
vụ Ga 13, 31-33a. 34-35
LỊCH TRỰC PHỤNG VỤ SUY NIỆM LỜI CHÚA:
Chúa Nhật Thứ V Phục sinh Thánh Gio-an định nghĩa: “Thiên Chúa là tình yêu” (1Ga 4,8.16). Ngài nhắc
Ngày 15 tháng 5 năm 2022 lại lời Chúa Giê-su: “Anh em hãy yêu thương nhau”. Tuy nhiên, đừng hiểu
Giúp Lễ: Kimty, Sydney, Ivy lầm hoặc giới hạn Lời Chúa để chỉ yêu những ai yêu thương mình hay một
Đọc Lời Chúa: chị Lê Loan, anh Tạ Huy nhóm được coi là “người thân cận với mình” mà phải “yêu thương nhau
Lời Nguyện: anh Công như Thầy đã yêu”, nghĩa là tình yêu phải mở rộng đến với mọi người, ngay
Dâng Lễ vật: GĐ anh Châu & chị Dung cả kẻ thù và vươn tới mức độ “dám hiến cả mạng sống cho bạn hữu
Thừa Tác Viên TT: anh Toàn, anh Tiến mình” (x. Ga 15,13).
******************************************* MỜI BẠN:
Chúa Nhật Thứ VI Phục sinh
Ta dễ có cám dỗ chỉ yêu những người yêu mình, những người thân của
Ngày 22 tháng 5 năm 2022 mình, hoặc những người thuộc “phe” của mình, mà loại trừ những người
Giúp Lễ: Khôi, Kiên, Phong mình không thích hoặc không thuộc nhóm mình. Đức Giáo Hoàng
Đọc Lời Chúa: anh Bùi Hiệp, anh Cường Phanxicô đã nhắc nhở rằng: “Tình yêu không đặt vấn đề người anh em hay
Lời Nguyện: anh Châu chị em đang cần giúp đỡ kia đến từ nơi này hay nơi khác. Vì tình yêu đập
Dâng Lễ vật: anh Quý & chị Oanh vỡ những sợi xích giữ chúng ta trong tình trạng cô lập và tách rời; thay vào
Thừa Tác Viên TT: anh Sơn, Trang đó, tình yêu xây dựng những cây cầu. Tình yêu giúp chúng ta tạo ra một
gia đình lớn, ở đó tất cả chúng ta có thể cảm thấy như ở nhà” (Thông điệp
******************************************* Fratelli Tutti, số 62). Xây dựng những cây cầu yêu thương chứ không phải
Lễ Thăng Thiên những bức tường cách ly, thù địch, đó chính là mệnh lệnh của tình yêu cho
Bổn Mạng Ca Đoàn Magnificat chúng ta.
Ngày 29 tháng 5 năm 2022
Giúp Lễ: Paul, Mark, Kimty ĐẠI HỘI THÁNH MẨU:
Đọc Lời Chúa: Ca Magnificat Nếu quý vị muốn đi hành hương Đại Hội Thánh Mẫu tại dòng Đồng Công
Lời Nguyện: Ca Magnificat vào ngày 4-7 tháng 8 năm nay, xin ghi tên với HĐMV . Ban Tổ Chức sẽ căn
Dâng Lễ vật: Ca Magnificat cứ vào số người tham dự để đăng ký lều và xe bus. Những chi tiết khác sẽ
Thừa Tác Viên TT: A. Quang, A. Bùi Hiệp được thông báo sau. Xin chân thành cám ơn CĐ.
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- Cha Joseph-Thien Dinh, SCJ .............832-818-1902 PHÂN ƯU:
- Anh Trí Lê (Chủ tịch) …………..............414-416-6679 Cộng Đoàn Thánh Têrêsa Hài Đồng Giêsu vô cùng đau buồn và
- Anh Quang Đinh (Phó nội vụ) ..........414-530-6642 thương tiếc được tin cụ ông Phêrô Đinh Chấn là thân phụ của
- Anh Tiến Phạm (Phó ngoại vụ) ........414-217-2227 cha Giuse Đinh Thiên đã đuợc Chúa gọi về lúc 5 gờ sáng ngày 4
- Chị Lan Đặng (Thư ký) .....…………......262-617-6510 tháng 5 năm 2022 hưởng thọ 94 tuổi. Cộng Đoàn chúng con
- Chị Điệp Võ (Thủ quỹ) ....………..........262-366-8315 thành kính phân ưu cùng cha Thiên và tang quyến về sự mất
mát vô cùng to lớn này. Nguyện xin Chúa sớm đón nhận cụ
- Chị Hoan Chau (Hội CBMCG) ...........414-719-4522
Phêrô về với Ngài trong niềm tin sống lại của Chúa Phục Sinh.
- Chị Trang (Ban Phung Vụ) ......….......414-510-9074
Cộng Đoàn chúng con tiếp tục cầu nguyện cho cụ Phêrô và xin
- Chị Hương (Ban Việt Ngữ) ................414-630-2339
Chúa toàn năng xoa dịu và nâng đở cha Thiên và thân nhân
- Anh Hùng (Ban Gia Trưởng) ....…......262-374-1655
vượt qua sự mất mát vô hạng này.
- Anh Tiến Nguyễn (CĐ Magnificat) ...203-560-8455
- Trưởng Vy (Đoàn TNTT) ....……..........414-520-8953
- Anh Tiến Nguyễn (Hội Phụ Huynh) .203-560-8455
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