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30th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 27, 2019

Parish 115 Cedar Street 636-239-6701 • (Fax ) 636-239-9499 www.borgiaparish.org

School 225 Cedar Street 636-239-2590 • (Fax) 636-239-3501 www.borgiagradeschool.org

Mass Schedule Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am Monday: 7:00 am Tuesday: 7:00 am, 8:00 am Wednesday: 7:00 am, 6:30 pm Thursday: 7:00 am Friday: 7:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am, 4:30 pm

First Fridays: Grandview 10:00 am Holy Days: Mass mes will be listed in the Sunday bulle n.

Eucharis c Adora on Tuesdays a er 8:00 am Mass un l Wednesday morning 6:45 am

First Friday Nocturnal Adora on & Benedic on 6:30 pm in Church (unless stated in the bulle n)

Anoin ng of the Sick A er the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday. Other arrangements can be made by calling 636-239-6701

Fr. Joe at ext 1514 Fr. Tony at ext. 1513

Sacrament of Reconcilia on Tuesdays: A er 7:00 am Mass Wednesdays: A er 6:30 pm Mass Saturdays: A er 8:00 am Mass and from 3:30 ll 4:15 pm

SFB Mission Statement The Catholic Faith Community of St. Francis Borgia Parish strives to live according to the gospel through worship, educa on, and service, and to create a parish environment where all may feel welcome, affirmed, and part of this Chris an family.

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Marriage Prepara on Call the Rectory or Parish Office at least six months before the wedding. Bap sm Prepara on Bap sm class for new parents are done on an individual basis. Please call the parish office for more informa on (636-239-6701). Bap sms are celebrated every Sunday a er the 11:00 am Mass. Chris an Ini a on of Adults For more informa on on becoming a Catholic, call Deacon Leon Noelker at the Parish Office. Infants Family Chapel on west (right) side of sanctuary. Pre K-2nd Grade - Children’s Liturgy of the Word Children are dismissed at the beginning of Mass with volunteer catechists to reflect on the Gospel at different levels: Pre K-through grade 2. They return to their families a er the homily. Food Pantry Hours Mondays & Thursdays 4:00-5:30 pm (314 West 2nd Street). Prayers for the sick and dying Divine Mercy Cenacle Group is available to pray with the sick, the dying and their families at their bedside or in their home. Please call Donna Brown at 636-239-4176

SFB Parish Library Located on the 1st Floor of Jesuit Hall in the Gold Room. Prayer Tree The members of the Prayer Tree express their love for their neighbor by praying each day in the comfort of their home for inten ons that are given to them over the telephone. If you have an inten on that needs prayers, please call Dot Filla (239-6463) or Janet Boland (239-4697). Anyone interested in becoming a member of the Prayer Tree Ministry, please contact one of these ladies. Hospital Visits Visits to our parishioners at Mercy Hospital in Washington are made twice a week, based on Fr. Wormek’s schedule. In serious cas-es, and on weekends, contact Fr. Wormek. We suggest that you call the parish office at 636-239-6701, for Fr. Wormek (ext. 1514) or Fr. Tony (ext. 1513), if you or your family member is in the hospital, since the hospital is restricted from no fying the parish without your per-mission, and/or there may be a delay in upda ng your parish prefer-ence in the hospital computer. Call or leave a message at the above extensions. Also if you would like a priest or deacon to visit you at your home or bring you communion, please call the above number and extension. Prayers for Expectant Mothers If you or someone you know is expec ng a child, and you’d like to have a rose placed on the altar as a reminder for prayers throughout the pregnancy, please contact the Pro-Life Commi ee at 390-8815. Ask for Jane Maune. Cemetery Clean-up March 1-15 and September 1-15. Parish Office Hours The parish office hours are 8 am ll 5 pm, Monday through Friday, unless stated in the bulle n. There is normally someone available during the lunch hours, however, on occasion we may have to close at lunch due to special circumstances.

Parish Bulle n Deadline Please submit bulle n informa on via e-mail to [email protected] by 9:00 am on Monday.

School Board Jill Rosloniec (President) Joe Kopp Sam Unnerstall (Vice President) Joe Fischer Ka e Piontek (Secretary) Kelli Schulte Kathy Haddox Marie Gillen Linda Pahl

Pastoral Council Ma hew Becker (Chair Person) Gwen Mauntel Ginger Brinker Walter Meyer Ellen Clark Mary Anne Moosmann Luann Haberberger Emily Mueller Sue Holdmeier Betsey Schulze Traci Kampschroeder Dan Sullentrup Mary Kleekamp Karen Timpe

Parish Staff Contact Informa on (Church Office 636-239-6701 * School 636-239-2590) Pastor Fr. Joseph Wormek Ext. 1514 [email protected] Associate Pastor Fr. Tony Ri er Ext. 1513 frri [email protected] In Residence Fr. Mike Boehm, V.G. 636-239-7871, ext. 115 [email protected] Sacramental Ministry Deacon Leon Noelker 636-239-3219 [email protected] Sacramental Ministry Deacon Dennis Meinert 573-619-8741 [email protected] Choir Director Ka e Alexander Ext. 1249 [email protected] Business Manager Jennifer Hill Ext. 1511 [email protected] Principal Linda Pahl Ext. 1271 [email protected] CRE Delaney Brewer Ext. 1229 [email protected] Music Coordinator Lucy Tobben 636-239-2883 [email protected] Administra ve Assistant Donna Holdmeyer Ext. 1510 [email protected] Bulle n Editor Sue Michels Ext. 1515 [email protected] Website Editor Cindy Philipp Ext. 1524 [email protected] Maintenance Manager Joe Holtmeier Ext. 1600 [email protected]


Prayer Before Mass

Come Holy Spirit and quiet my heart and my head, as I gather with my friends and neighbors to celebrate Mass. I am saint and sinner. Open my ears to Your words. Open my mouth in prayer and song. Open my eyes to see Your mystery in symbol and sign. Open my heart in love for You and my neighbor. Quiet the thoughts and distrac ons that will keep me from prayer. Strengthen me to take the Mass into my life this week. Amen.

THIS WEEK….. SUNDAY (10/27) 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 am | Masses 8:00 am | RCIA Gathering (JH-Blessed Mother Room) 6:00 pm | Teen Mass at SFBRHS Chapel MONDAY - FRIDAY 6:30 am | Rosary 7:00 am | Mass MONDAY (10/28) 4:00 5:30 pm | Food Pantry Open 6:00 pm | High School Gathering (NDH) 7:00 pm | Grateful Hearts Prayer Mee ng TUESDAY (10/29) A er 7:00 am Mass | Confessions A er 8:00 am Mass | Eucharis c Adora on un l 6:45 am Wed. 8:00 am | Grade School Mass (Church) 8:00 am-3:00 pm | Quil ng (Middle School) Noon | GS Dismissal Parent Teacher Conferences Noon-7 pm | Book Fair (GS-Library) 6:30 pm | Cenacle of Divine Mercy (JH-Library) 6:45 pm | Bible Study–Deacon Leon (JH-Franciscan Room) WEDNESDAY (10/30) No School | Parent Teacher Conferences (GS) 7:45 am | Cenacle of Divine Mercy (JH Choir Room) 9:00 am-11:00 am | Book Fair (GS-Library) No Children’s Choir Prac ce 6:30 pm | Mass (Church) A er 6:30 pm Mass | Confessions (Church) 6:30 pm | Adult Choir Prac ce (JH-Choir Room) No PSR Classes THURSDAY (10/31) HAPPY HALLOWEEN No School-Fall Break 7:45 am | Bible Study JH (Blessed Mother Room) 4:00 - 5:30 pm | Food Pantry Open 4:30 pm Vigil mass | (Church) FRIDAY (11/1) ALL SAINT’S DAY 7:00 am, noon & 7:00 pm | Holy Day Masses No School-Fall Break Parish Office Closed No Nocturnal Adora on SATURDAY (11/2) ALL SOUL’S DAY 8:00 am & 4:30 pm| Masses A er 8:00 am Mass | Confessions (Church) 8:00 am | All Soul’s Mass (Church) 10:00 am | Knights on the Run (GS) 3:30 - 4:15 pm | Confessions (Church) SUNDAY (11/3) 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 am | Masses 8:00 am | RCIA Gathering (JH-Blessed Mother Room) 6:00 pm | Teen Mass at SFBRHS Chapel

St. Francis Borgia, Washington, MO #242400

Notes from Fr. Joe Wormek Thanks to all who worked to make our Sau-sage Dinner such a success. Special thanks to Danny & Amanda Williams, Chairs, and Tyler Beste & Haley Russell, Dining Room chairs.

These events are always an opportunity for us to gather as a parish family outside of Mass. This coming Friday, November 1, is one of the five holydays of obliga on for all Catholics to a end Mass, besides every Sun-day. It is considered a serious obliga on to a end. We will have four Masses for your convenience. 4:30 pm. on Thursday, October 31 and 7 am, noon and 7 pm on Friday, November 1. As I have men oned before, for convenience we could just have one mass that would fill our church, but that would cause an inconvenience for some people. Do you remember what the Five Holydays of Obliga on are? They are: November 1, All Saint’s Day; December 8, Immacu-late Concep on of Mary; December 25, Christmas; January 1, Solemnity of Mary, and August 15, the Assump on of Mary into heaven. The feast of the Ascension has been moved to the following Sunday during the Easter Season. As has been the Archdiocesan direc ve for several years, we have been taking a count of the people a ending mass here for the last three weekends. We had 1007 on Oct. 5 & 6, 1107 on Oct. 12 & 13, and 1024 on Oct. 19 & 20. This comes to an aver-age of 1044 for the three weeks. Last year we averaged 1014 for the three weekends, which means we were up 30 on the average per week. Deacon Leon has started his Bible Study on the Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 6:45 p.m. in the choir room in Jesuit Hall. The bible study will con nue for 8 weeks on the Le er of St. Paul to the Romans. Thanks for all you do!!! Fr. Joe Wormek

All Saint’s Day ~ Holy Day of Obliga on Masses:

Thursday, October 31 4:30 pm

Friday, November 1 7:00 am, 12 noon & 7:00 pm


Prayers of the FaithfulThat we may kneel before God every day, humbly recognizing that everything we have is a gi and asking God to guide us in the ways we use and share His many gi s.

October 20, 2019

We are grateful for your con nued support and sacrifice to our parish.

Sunday Offertory Total $21,615.00 Sunday Offertory Envelopes $12,044.00 Electronic Offering $9,571.00 Year to Date weekly average $23,007.00 A T Loose Offering $599.00 Building Maintenance $42.00 Tui on Assistance $55.00 Food Pantry - Misc. Special Collec on $20.00 World Mission $1,290.00

Stewardship Reflec on “…for whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted.” (Luke 18:14)

Pride and ego is the root cause of most of our sins. Think-ing your time is so valuable, your talent is better than any-one else and your money gives you status is another way of making those things “gods” before God. Remember all those gifts were God-given. Instead we should be hum-bled by God’s abundant generosity and our hearts should overflow with gratitude.

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Monday, October 28 6:00 pm

Notre Dame Hall

Ques ons to Delaney Brewer [email protected]

Extraordinary Eucharis c Ministers Ministers are needed for the 4:30 pm mass on Sat-urdays. If you are interested, please call Maggie Heimann at 636-239-7385

ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS OFFICE OF THE ARCHBISHOP

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, In the United States today, numerous Catholic sisters, broth-ers, and religious order priests past age 70 benefit from the Re rement Fund for Religious collec on. Dona ons to this spe-cial collec on provide funding that helps religious communi es care for senior members and plan for long-term re rement needs. Next weekend, November 2-3, all parishes in the Archdio-cese of St. Louis will take up the annual collec on for the Re-

rement Fund for Religious, an opportunity for you to acknowledge the thousands of senior Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests for their faithful service. Whether or not we realize it, we are all beneficiaries of the tremendous contribu ons these women and men have made to the Church in the United States. Through hard work, prayer, and sacrifice, they built Catholic schools and hospitals, ini ated programs to promote social jus ce, and ministered to the neediest among us. Today, many religious communi es struggle to care for their elderly members. Elder sisters, brothers, and religious order priests dedicated their lives to service and prayer, and some lack adequate re rement savings. Increasing health-care costs and decreased income make it difficult to provide necessary medical care, costly medica ons and basic services. Please consider making a financial gi to assist with the care of our senior Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests. Many thanks for considering this request. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson Archbishop of St. Louis

Fes val of Ministries Kicks Off Stewardship Season

Sunday, Nov. 10 |7:30 am– 12:30 pm| Jesuit Hall

Gathering Area/Choir Room Parishioners from each of the ac ve ministries in our parish will be present to share their experience and details about their ministry. Every parishioner has some gi to offer, some role to play in the parish community. You never know what joy can be brought into your life un l you try something new! Stop by to learn how you can par cipate more fully at St. Fran-cis Borgia Parish!


Please Pray For All Those Serving In Our Military and Especially For…

Owen Buchheit Travis Branson Patrick Feldmann Eli Garcilaso Steve Hill John Heisler Lindsay Heisler

Kelly Kosewicz Jessica K. Lamecker Derek Marquart Jacob Maune Keaton Nabors John Rudlof Bailey Scherer

Jamie Skornia Ken Stallmann Alex Weick Jacob Wille Shayne Yenzer

Pray For… John Avooske Marilyn Beanblos-

som Sco Boland Dorothy Bolzenius Tim Buchheit Millie Chisholm Tom Comage Beth Cox Regina Dutkiewicz Charles Eckelkamp Sr. Michaelanne Estoup Dalton Filla Gertrude Filla Harlan Filla Marie Filla Cindy Finder James Fischer Sharon Fischer Ella Furjes Keith Gansmann Bernadine Garbs

Allen Gephardt Rosalie Gerschefske Kirk Gruber Connie Hagedorn Mike Hamann Ray Hilke Marc Houseman Sandra Highly Mary Ann Kamler Randy Kleinheider Steve Kluesner Wanda Konys Glennon Kopp Juanita Lauchstaedt Leola Lohman Sr. Reine Marie Mar n Myles McLaughlin LouAnn Michels Don Murphy Nathaniel Pfitsinger John Piontek Todd Ponder Rose Marie Richardson Wayne Richardson

Chris ne Skornia Norma Stockhorst Herb Tobben Shae Veach Michele Voss Collin Warrender Luella Weick Ann Wessel Mark Wessel Ken Westhoelter Pa y Westhoelter Dorothy Wi haus Ka e Wright

For all shut-ins and all those in nursing

homes.

Sunday, October 27 7:00 am People of the Parish 9:00 am Angie Noelker 11:00 am Catherine Holzem Monday, October 28 St. Simon & St. Jude, Apostles 7:00 am Fred Helm Tuesday, October 29 7:00 am Opal Marquart 8:00 am John Bryan Wednesday, October 30 7:00 am Paul R. & Shirley Kuenzel 6:30 pm Louis & Laura Meyer Thursday, October 31 7:00 am John (Jack) Post 4:30 pm Bob Holdmeyer Friday, November 1 All Saints (Holy Day of Obliga on) 7:00 am People of the Parish 10:00 am (Grandview) Int. of Millie Chisholm 12 Noon George Wingbermuehle 7:00 pm Dale Elbert Saturday, November 2 All Souls’ Day 8:00 am Special Inten on-Deceased Parish Members 1:00 pm Nup al Baumstark & Eckelkamp 4:30 pm Hubert & Laurice Kleekamp Sunday, November 3 7:00 am Sally Piontek 9:00 am People of the Parish 11:00 am Doris Buhr

FOOD PANTRY

Oct. 28-31 Monday, October 28 B. Pull, N. Pull, L. Ehler, J. Dolan, F. Dolan, M. Monzyk, P. Maurice, I. Buenemann Thursday, October 31 B. Conroy, J. Conroy, M. Hillermann, V. Kosulic, C. Lewis, T. Bocklage, R. Caragine, P. Schonberger

Thank You for your con nued support of the Food Pantry. For more informa on contact Ron at

[email protected]

III-John Baumstark & Ashley Eckelkamp I-Phillip Straatmann & Elizabeth Brinkmann

New Parishioners Phillip & Haley Linnenbrink

We hope you feel at home!

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-6; Lk 13:22-30 Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31; Lk 13:31-35 Friday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1- 12a Saturday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40 Sunday: Wis 11:22-12:2; Ps 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14; 2 Thes 1:11-2:2; Lk 19:1-10 Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34:2-3, 17-19, 23; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14

In Deepest Sympathy Please remember in your prayers the soul of

Amy McKenna Daughter of Ray & Pat Marquart

May God welcome her home and bless those who will miss her.


Dear Parish Families, I found this ar cle informa ve, and pray you will as well. Have a meaning-ful holiday! A CATHOLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION NEWSLETTER: Halloween, All Saint’s and All Souls Day: A Triple Celebra on For parents of children in today’s world of commercial or scary Hallow-een characters it is even more important to know the history of the Catholic/Chris an tradi on of All Hallow de, Hallow de or Hallowmas, as you establish your home tradi ons and set the values on which your family decisions are based. We know that it is educa onally important to be able to explain to chil-dren where a tradi on/decisioncomes from in building family prac ces and expecta ons, which is why it is founda onal to faith development for your children to know that Halloween is part of our Catholic faith tradi on. Dressing up for Halloween comes from the French, Jack-O-Lanterns come from the Irish tradi on (originally turnips), and begging for treats comes from the English tradi on of going door to door begging for “soul cakes”, promising to pray for a family’s loved ones. The missing link that you as parents are called to create and honor is the connec on between All Saint’s and All Soul’s Day with Halloween. All Saint’s Day is a Holy Day of Obliga on and part of the three days known as the “Days of the Dead”. The La n American tradi on of celebra ng the Day of the Dead (el Día de los Muertos) also has become popular in the United States. This holiday falls on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 and is a me of pray-er and remembrance of friends and family members who have died. All Saint’s Day and All Souls Day give your family the opportunity to pray for and remember the deceased members of your family, similar to el Dia de los Muertos. It is a great opportunity to share memories and stories of their lives, their inspira onal traits and the integrity of their faith life in shaping who you are as parents. It is also an opportunity to talk about the heroes of the Catholic Church. In this day and age of Marvel comic superheroes and Disney movie charac-ter costumes, we have the chance to talk about real heroes that have changed the world for the be er by how they lived their lives: St. Kateri Tekakwitha, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, St. Vincent de Paul, St. Mar n de Porres, St. Maximilian Kolbe, to name a few. One of the “treats” for the Days of the Dead, could be a book on the lives of the saints, holy cards to honor their patron saints or a saint of inspira on in their lives, or a book about a saint and the difference his or her ac ons made in this world. The tradi onal Halloween celebra ons do not need to be shied away from, but balanced in the context of our faith and the events that surround us. A ending Mass as a family or as part of a school Mass, or the opportu-ni es for saint’s par es, filled with cra s and service ac vi es are a great beginning to blending the commercial and the faith-filled observance of these Catholic Church days of tradi on and obliga on. Fall fes val par es or Harvest Fes vals are all possible op ons and alterna ves. You can check out the Catholic Toolbox for games and cra s and print-ready materials. You can review educa onworld.com for ideas from UNICEF and there is always Chris an Pinterest for a Chris an Halloween. The key to this celebra on is that we work to e together the under-standing of where Halloween has its origin and beginning and how it starts the celebra on of real world superheroes of the church and the people we aspire to be in this complex world. This short prayer helps us remember the saints and souls and es to-gether these three fall events: Father, All-Powerful and Ever-Living God, we rejoice in the holy men and women of every me and place. May their prayers bring us your for-giveness and love. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Your partner in learning and faith, Mrs. Pahl, Principal

8th grade Pro-Life M&M Fundraiser We are s ll collec ng canisters this weekend for the 8th grade Pro-Life fundraiser. Canisters may be dropped off at the Parish Office or at the School Office. We appreciate the wonderful and con nued support you provide to our 8th grade students in giving them the opportunity to witness to their faith by taking a stand against abor on.

The annual SFBGS Christmas Cash Raffle has begun and runs un l November 26. All proceeds benefit the SFBGS Home &

School Associa on. An early bird winner ($250) will be drawn on October 29 with the final drawing taking place on Novem-ber 26 at 7:45 am. The early bird winner will be re-entered in

the final drawing! Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased from any SFBGS

student, at the parish office or through the online link below. All ckets must be purchased by 4 pm on November 25.

If you need help finding a cket or have any ques ons, please call Kristy Stoyer (Home & School President) 636-346-6941.

Online cket purchase link (convenience fee applies):

h p://bitly/Payit_2019XmasCashRallfe Tickets will be sold a er all masses this weekend in

the gathering area

http://bit.ly/PayIt_2019XmasCashRaffle


Photo Sign ups Sign ups for the directory will begin the weekend of November 9 & 10 a er all masses. Online signups will also be available. More informa on to follow. Watch the bulle n for details. Volunteers needed We are looking for volunteers to help with our Parish Directory in the following areas:

https://payit.nelnet.net/form/8Lhr20r7


SFB Library Book Review Book: Lukewarmness: the Devil in Disguise By: Francis Carvajal Only hours a er the Last Supper, Peter openly renounced the Lord. As the Lord looked at Peter, he remembered the word of the Lord and went out and wept bi erly. Peter wept bi erly because he knew how to love. Soon enough he found that the sweetness of love supplanted the bi erness of sorrow. This is the story of every person who, a er an offense be it big or small, truly repents and weeps over his sin. He should exercise this spirit of contri on every me something goes wrong in his life, every me he does the examina on of conscience, every

me he confesses his sins. This is the radical cure for lukewarm-ness Borgia Parish Library is located on the street level entrance of Jesuit Hall. We have so many wonderful books & DVD’s to as-sist you on your Faith journey. Check it out!

Catholic Men & Women Conferences-2020 A Day of reflec on including speakers, Reconcilia on, Ad-ora on, Mass, vendors and more! Bulk ckets have been pur-chased for both men and women. Please contact the parish office to purchase your $35 cket. First come first serve.

HOLY HOUR ADORATION Some of the faithful who have been praying at a spe-cific hour every Tuesday during exposi on of the Blessed Sacrament are no longer able to a end on a regular basis. According to the Church norms for expo-

si on of the Blessed Sacrament at least two adorers must be present for each hour. Two is the minimum number of people assigned in case one person is unable to a end due to sickness or other emergency. Addi onal adorers are needed from 10:00 am through 7:00 - 8:00 pm. There are also mes when only one person is present during the hours of 1:00 am and 2:00 am. If you are able to a end for one hour on a regular basis or as a subs tute please let me know. A deluge of volunteers would be greatly appreciated. Our God is never outdone in generosi-ty. Everyone a ending a specific hour is asked to write your name on the Adora on Sign-in Sheet at the East Entrance of church. God Bless you for your generosity. Deacon Leon


EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ~ NOVEMBER 2-3 4:30 pm Mass N. Derner D. Derner C. Binder D. Eckelkamp D. Koirtyohann C. Derner

7:00 am Mass E. Shellock J. Dill D. Gildehaus B. Gildehaus Volunteer

9:00 am Mass J. Bleckman R. Bleckman C. Bullock J. Maune T. Maune N. Struckhoff G. Tallman G. Skornia

11:00 am Mass M. Armistead J. Armistead S. Ruether G. Ruether M. Via K. Wright

SERVER SCHEDULE OCT. 31-NOV.-3 October 31 4:30 pm Volunteer, Volunteer, Volunteer November 1 Noon J. Volmert, G. Volmert, H. Roetheli 7:00 pm H. Mitchell, I. Mitchell, F. Mitchell November 2 4:30 pm O. Bruckerhoff, D. Calvin, Volunteer November 3 7:00 am H. Kopp, D. Buchheit 9:00 am J. Posinski, L. Beaman, J. Beaman 11:00 am J. Clark, Volunteer, J. Polizzi

ENCORE SCHEDULE ~ OCT. 28-NOVEMBER 2

Mon.. 10:00-1:30 B. Delleart, J. Ratcliff 1:30-5:00 M.L. Kliethermes Tues. 10:00-1:30 B. Mohesky 1:30-5:00 B. Unnerstall Wed. 10:00-1:30 OPEN 1:30-5:00 B. Krawitz, M. Hale Thurs. 10:00-1:30 J. King 1:30-5:00 J. Hoelscher, J. Gegg Fri. 10:00-1:30 M. Schwane 1:30-5:00 OPEN Sat. 10:00-3:00 B. Mohesky, K. Kleekamp

SHOP & EARN NEWS Week of October 21, 2019

Total Sales .............................. $14,135.00 Tui on Credit ..............................$279.09 Total School Opera ng Budget ....$279.09 4% Return ● 32Parish Family Orders ● 24

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SHOP & EARN WORKERS Saturday, November 2 8:00 - 10:15 am P. Russell 5:30 - 6:00 pm A. Kopp Sunday, November 3 8:00 - 10:15 am N. Bleckman 10:15 am - 12:15 pm S. Michels Need volunteers, can you help? Someone to solicit new businesses. No computer work! For more info. contact Missy Frankenberg at 636-432-2299 or Email [email protected] Shop & Earn Hours Sun: 8:00 am - 12:15 pm (Jesuit Hall Gathering Area) Mon-Thurs: 8:00 am-5:00 pm (Notre Dame Hall) Fri: 8:00 am –4:00 pm (Notre Dame Hall) Sat: 8:00 - 9:30 am & 5:30 - 6:30 pm (Jesuit Hall Gathering Area)

OFFERTORY GIFT BEARERS Nov. 2-3 November 2 4:30 pm Volunteered Needed November 3 9:00 am Volunteered Needed 11:00 am Volunteered Needed ALL PARISH FAMILIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO SIGN UP! Click below to sign up h ps://signup.com/go/TMxTOsk

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New Server Sign Up All students between 4th and 12th grades are welcome to assist our parish community at Mass as altar servers. This important ministry not only aids all parishioners in prayer, but also gives students a hands-on way to par ci-pate in the Mass. If your son or daughter is interested in becoming a server, please contact Fr. Tony frri [email protected] or at 636-239-6701 ex. 1513.

Time again for the Warner’s Winter Warm Up Coat Collec on. Bins will be set up in the gathering area in Jesuit Hall. Thank you in advance for the sup-port of this cause.

https://signup.com/go/TMxTOsk


Community

Mercy Conference & Retreat Center “Holidays or Holidaze” Retreat-Saturday, November 2 from 9 am-3:30 pm Mercy Retreat Ctr. This prac cal and experien al workshop is suitable for those new to mindfulness as well as those who are long- me mindful-ness prac oners. For more informa on please visit Mercycenterstl.org

Great Preacher Award Save the Date Thursday, November 7, 2019 The Cedars, St. Louis Honoring Reverend Charles Bouchard, O.P. and Reverend Craig Holway Pastor of St. Joan of Arc Parish. All proceeds benefit the Aquinas ins tute of Theology Preaching and Scholarship Fund. For event informa on or to purchase ckets, visit: Ai.edu/GPA2019

Fall Fes val St. Bridget of Kildare Parish Sunday, November 3 from 11 am-6 pm. All you can eat fried chicken dinner with all the fixings. Adults $12 Children 3-11 $6 Country store, children’s games and ac vi es.

First Sunday Breakfast St. Vincent School Dining Hall Sunday, November 3 serving from 8:00 am– 11:30 am Menu includes ham, sausage, scrambled egg, biscuits & gravy, hash browns, pancakes & cinnamon rolls. Adults $9 Children 6-11 $3 Children 5 and under are free. Carry out available. Scholas c Book Fair 9: 8:00—11:30 am

Pork Sausage & Sauerkraut Dinner 77th Annual Immanuel Lutheran Men’s Club Dinner. Sunday, November 3 Serving from 11:00 am-6:00 pm. Adults $12, Children (6-12 yrs ) $6, Children (5& under) free. Carry outs available all day.

Annual Turkeyfest St. Vincent DePaul Parish Sunday November 10 Serving from 11:00 am –5:00 pm. Homemade Thanksgiving dinners w/dessert. $10/large plate, $6/ small plate. Games, raffles, cake walk, Christmas bou que, among much more.

Girls Night In St. Ann’s Parish Center, Upper Hall Friday, November 15 6:30 pm doors open, movie at 7 pm. All the classic Girls night ac vi es: pajamas,

manicures & facials! RSVPs are encouraged, but not required. Please call the office for more informa on (636)239-3222

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