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Parish BulletinOctober 3, 2021 | The 27th Sunday in Ordinary time
Our Parish Mission: We, the faith community of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, faithful to the teachings of the magisterium, are committed to forming Disciples of Christ
by embracing Stewardship through Hospitality, Prayer, Formation and Service.Fr. Pat Sullivan, Pastor
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic ChurchSacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church
5501 Monticello Road, Shawnee, KS 66226 • 913.422.5700 • FAX 913.422.5723 • www.shoj.org
In Peace,Fr. Pat Sullivan
Sacrament & Contact Information
WELCOMEWELCOME We’re So Glad You’re HereGod created humanity for greatness and calls each of us to continually grow
in holiness. This is no small task and something we can’t do on our own. So Jesus gave us the Church and its many treasures to guide us; providing a perfect road map to salvation. It’s my prayer that everyone comes to know the truth of the gospel.
I want to take this opportunity to personally invite you to grow deeper in your faith, and allow myself, and the many other professionals and volunteers at SHOJ to assist you however we can; let’s help each other get to heaven. You can’t do it without the Church, and we can’t do it without YOU.
Our doors are open to any and all who desire to hear the truth in a loving and peaceful setting. As a physician of souls, I care deeply about your well-being, and want to help you stay spiritually healthy. If it’s been awhile since you’ve had a “checkup,” come on in and we’ll chat. If there’s anything else we can do for you, please ask.
I look forward to ministering to you as your spiritual Father.
CONFIRMATIONPreparation begins in August for those students who are in the 8th grade. Please contact Andrew Amick at 913-422-5700 ext. 300, for more information.
MARRIAGESYou must be a registered member of the parish for a minimum of six months. Please contact a priest at least six months prior to the anticipated wedding date to begin marriage preparation.
BAPTISMA Baptism preparation class must be completed prior to scheduling your child’s baptism. Baptisms are held on Sundays after the 11 a.m. Mass. Please contact Maureen Reintjes at 913.422.5700 for more info and to schedule your class.
FIRST EUCHARISTPreparation begins in August for those students who are in 2nd grade. Please contact Emily Dumler at 913-422-5520 ext. 202 for more information. First Eucharist will be on Sat., April 24, 2021.
RCIA (Becoming Catholic)Our Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults sessions meet weekly on Tuesday evenings beginning in mid-September. Contact Char Mies 913-422-5700, ext. 241 for more information.
ANOINTING OF THE SICKCelebrated the First Thursday of each month within the 6:30 and 8:15 a.m. Masses as well as upon request. Contact the parish office 913.422.5700 for details.
Need to Update your Contact information? Has your email, phone number or address changed? Call the parish office today 913-422-5700.
Knights Amateur BBQ CompetitionCalling all men/women amateur BBQ competitors... Submit your creative pulled pork entry for our judging panel and hungry attendees on Saturday, October 16 by 5:30 p.m. for a chance to be crowned the 2021 BBQ Champion of Sacred Heart! Competitors will receive a pork shoulder to smoke at home, containers for meat competition, and 2 free admission tickets to the event. Click here to register as a competitor. DEADLINE to sign up as a competitor is October 8. Links in Friday email.
Or join us for dinner, beer, music and yard games from 5:30 - 10:30 pm!
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“Let mutual
love
continue.
Do not
neglect
hospitality,
for through
it some have
unknowingly
entertained
angels.”
– Hebrews 13:1-2
Week at a Glance
Mass Times/ Mass Intentions
Readings
Reconciliation Times/Solemnities or Memorials
Daily Gospel Reflectionsfrom The Word Among Us
TUESDAY 10.5.21 WEDNESDAY 10.6.21
6:30 a.m. Betty Masterson ††8:15 a.m. Ryan Whalen ††
First Reading: Jon 1:1–2:1-2, 11Jon 1:1–2:1-2, 11Gospel: Lk 10:25-37
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.Remember that the Spirit lives in you to help you live in God’s love. God’s mercy is the fuel for you to open your heart to the neighbors who most need your love.
MONDAY 10.4.21
6:30 a.m. John Beggs ††8:15 a.m. James Ferrell ††
First Reading: Jon 3:1-10Gospel: Lk 10:38-42
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Never discount the value of sharing scrip-ture with people. If God prompts you to speak his word to someone, remember it’s the message of God that changes hearts.
6:30 a.m. Charles Schaefer ††8:15 a.m. David Ahlvers ††
First Reading: Jon 4:1-11Gospel: Lk 11:1-4
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
God cares for every hair on our head and beat of our heart. God wants to heal us as long as we trust him and believe, even when we are angry, that he is never angry with us.
Hospitality
Golf TournamentMonday, October 4
OctoberAnnual GOLF Tournament is BackTHIS MONDAY, October 4, join us for our Sacred Heart 20th Annual Golf Tournament!
Where? Dub’s Dread Golf Course in KCK. Registration at 10:30 am; Shotgun start at Noon.
Entry fee includes: - 18 holes of Golf with Cart - Driving Range Warm Up Balls - Afternoon lunch - All beverages - Dinner and Awards- Complimentary Gift Bag. Prizes awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rdflights, longest drive men/women, closest to the pin, hole in one!
Still time to register! Contact Tara Green if you have questions about registering at 913-422-5700, ext. 253.
Register HERE: https://bit.ly/golf-shoj or scan QR code.
Golf Tournament
Ven of Padre Pio Relics Monday, October 7
Ministry Fair BeginsOctober 9-10 (Hospitality)
Knights BBQ Dinner CompSaturday, October 16
“Have no
anxiety at
all, but in
everything,
by prayer
and
petition,
with
thanksgiving
make your
request
known
to God.”
Philippians4:6
SUNDAY 10.10.21THURSDAY 10.7.21 FRIDAY 10.8.21 SATURDAY 10.9.21
8:00 a.m. Sacred Heart Parishioners9:30 a.m. Intention of Greg AlbersIntention of Greg Albers11 a.m. Benny & Minnie Lang ††††
First Reading: Wis 7:7-11 2nd Reading: Heb 4:12-13 Gospel: Mk 10:17-30 or 10:17-27
6:30 a.m. Darlene Peterson ††8:15 a.m. Jerry Sweet, Sr. ††
1st Reading: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2 Gospel: Lk 11:15-26
7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
Spend a few minutes praising Jesus winning this battle on the cross. You don’t have to be afraid of evil because Jesus, the stronger one, lives within you.
4:30 p.m. Ed Campbell ††
See Sunday’s Readings
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
6:30 a.m. Marjorie Burns ††8:15 a.m. Peter Clevinger ††
First Reading: Mal 3:13-20bGospel: Lk 11:5-13
Your heavenly Father is a dynamic, real-life friend. Jesus urges us not to give up, not to mistrust him, and never stop asking the Father for what you need.
PrayerIn Sympathy:Let us remember in our prayers the repose of the soul of recently departed Gary Gingrich, brother of Jeff Gingrich, of our Parish.
Let us remember in our prayers the repose of the soul of recently departed Frank Kulish, Father of Francine Roshau, of our Parish.
SHOJ’s Newest Members! Kolson Thomas Albers, child of Kord and Amber
Kaitlyn Mary Paul, child of Renjith Paul and Vidya Elizabeth Jose
Rachel Elizabeth Paul, child of Renjith Paul and Vidya Elizabeth Jose
Renick Keeton Stinnett, child of Brian and Dawn
A Prayer to St. Joseph, Defender of Life
Dearest St. Joseph,at the word of an angel,
you lovingly took Mary into your home.As God’s humble servant, you guided
the Holy Family on the road to Bethlehem,welcomed Jesus as your own son
in the shelter of a manger,and fled far from your homeland
for the safety of both Mother and Child.We praise God that as their faithful protector,
you never hesitated to sacrificefor those entrusted to you.
May your example inspire us alsoto welcome, cherish, and safeguard
God’s most precious gift of life.Help us to faithfully commit ourselves
to the service and defense of human life—especially where it is
vulnerable or threatened.Obtain for us the grace
to do the will of God in all things.Amen.
Padre Pio Relics at SHoJSacred Heart is hosting the veneration of the relics of St. Padre Pio, on Thurs-day, October 7. The Rite of Reception of the relics will
begin after Communion during the 8:15 a.m. Mass. Open veneration will begin at 9:00 a.m. and Fr. Pat Sullivan will preside at a special Mass at 7:00 p.m. that will conclude the day’s veneration. Feel free to bring a personal item (cross, rosary etc) to have a 3rd class relic of your own. Prayer cards will also be available. Please join us for this very special day of prayer!
“I, the
Lord, your
God, teach
you what
is for your
good, and
lead you on
the way you
should go.”
– Isaiah48:17
Adult FormationCameron’s Experience with RCIA
Cameron Menghini received the Sacraments of the Eucharist and Confirmation at the Easter Vigil in 2019. This is what she says about her RCIA experience:
“I have to say that RCIA was an amazing experience for me. I had a foundation, but RCIA taught me so much more and really enhanced my knowledge of the faith. I have learned so much and am excited for more. I loved the group of peo-
ple I shared RCIA with and that we were all seeking the same thing.”
Our first RCIA sessions start in September, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, but there is still time to join! Anyone interested in becoming Catholic is welcome! Contact Char Mies with any questions at 913-422-5700 ext 241 or 913-522-6556. Visit here: https://shoj.org/rcia/ to register for RCIA.
Offering Hope Event on October 13Join others on October 13 on Finding Hope: surviving suicide, accidental death, and sudden loss. It will be held at Church of the Ascension in Overland Park, KS. The event is Free. It will take place from 6:30-9 p.m. that evening.
October is Respect Life MonthEach October the Church celebrates Respect Life Month, when we pray, reflect and become engaged in building a culture that cherishes every human life. Please join us for one or both of the following inspirational events (visit www.archkck.org/re-spect-life-month for all details):
Liberated in Truth Conference – Saturday, October 2, 9am-1pmDr. Bernard Nathanson – A pro-life story of truth, conversion and hope that every American should know! At this conference, we’ll learn about the man who helped pass Roe, the strategy and tactics he used to deceive Americans, and how his Saul-to-Paul conversion can help us today as we work to defend life and pass the Value Them Both Amendment in Kansas. Registra-tion and information at: www.archkck.org/RLM-Conference.
Life Will Be Victorious Celebration – 5:00 pmjoin Archbishop Joseph Naumann for Mass at 5:00 pm, followed by a complimentary meal with live music by the Noah Baniewicz Band on the St. Michael’s Parish lawn. Lawn games provided, coolers welcome, bring your own picnic blankets and chairs. Holy Family School of Faith will lead us in a candlelight rosary at 7:00pm. All are welcome!
Adult Formation“Blessed are
those who
hunger and
thirst for
righteous-
ness, for
they will be
satisfied.”
– Matthew 5:6
National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Live the LiturgyInspiration for the Week
“What God has joined together.” We are all familiar with these words. Because man and woman are essentially of the same substance, although also distinctively different, there is an innate desire to be connected and united. Admittedly, marriage covenants can be extremely difficult to negotiate and, at times, very painful to experience. But they can also be celebrations of great union and happiness. This is proven by couples who have been married for many years who still have that same twinkle of devotion in their eyes that was present on their wedding day. God designed it to be this way. By God’s power, the two become one. This is not of human design. The true intimacy of marriage is a Divine Intimacy. It is a bond created by a power far greater than any found in the two people who are joined. Marriage is where the virtue of love is most fully expressed.
If you or someone you know is suffering from suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255 or text TALK to 741741. For more mental health resources call 913.647.3054 or visit https://archkck.org/special-needs/men-tal-health/
Mass of Innocents Have you or someone you know lost a child or loved one during pregnancy or in early infancy? If so, Archbishop Naumann invites you to commemorate this loss at a Mass on Sunday, October 24, at 1:00 pm, at Holy Spirit Parish in Overland Park, KS. This annual Mass gives parents, grandparents, siblings, or other loved ones the opportunity to receive consolation, whether the loss was recent or many years ago. Even if you have not personally experienced this kind of loss, you are invited to join us at this Mass to support those who have. For questions or more info, contact Brad DuPont at 913-647-0301 or [email protected]
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If you or someone you know is suffering from suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255 or text TALK to 741741. For more mental health resources call 913.647.3054 or visit https://archkck.org/special-needs/mental-health/
Local Mental Health EVENT:
St. Ann Catholic Church and the Archdiocesan Mental Wellness Program, Fully Alive presents Integrated Health & Mental Wellness. Learning how to stay well starts with a lifestyle of overall wellness. Heal the whole person – mind body and soul – and find out how you can thrive even during a national health crisis! Fr. Augustin Mar-tinez, Sandy Scherschligt and Archdiocesan Catholic counselors Dr. Jacque Pfeif-er- Moffitt, Ph.D. and Deacon Mike Moffitt, Ph.D. will be presenters on Thursday, October 7th at 7:00 PM in the St. Ann Chapel. All are welcome to attend.
Rosary at Lake of the ForestFellow parishioners are holding a Rosary Rally on Saturday, October 16 at 12:00 noon at Lake of the Forest in Bonner Springs. Deacon Nicholas will be leading the rosary! All Sacred Heart parishioners are invited to come. Please bring a rosary and a chair for a rosary near the lake front. There is a privacy gate at the lake entrance with a security guard available to let people in and give direc-tions. Lake of the Forest is located on K-32 be-tween Edwardsville and Bonner Springs. They are praying the Rosary for America. Please join us! As human efforts fail to solve America’s key problems, we turn to God, through His Holy Mother, asking His urgent help.
“I, the
Lord, your
God, teach
you what
is for your
good, and
lead you on
the way you
should go.”
– Isaiah48:17
Youth FormationSacred Heart of Jesus
Catholic School is accredited by the State of
KS and AdvancEd
Abortion is the most significant human rights abuse of our time. Will you take a stand? Join us this year for the March for Life in Washington DC January 19-23, 2022.
We will depart on January 19, after Mass with Archbishop then join him in Washington DC for the Vigil at the Basilica and the March & Rally at the Mall. Cost is $415 and includes Hotel and Transportation.
Please email Rick Cheek if you have any questions: [email protected].
March for Life 2022 Youth Pilgrimage
COMING UP
October 8Spirit Day
October 15No School
The Importance of CommunityCommunity is important at SHOJ. This past week has been diffi-cult for us with the death of Emily Sharp, but we came together to support each other and the family. I came across what was posted on Facebook as a “Happy Post”. It was from a parent who recently enrolled her children at Sacred Heart of Jesus School after being parishioners for several years. She talked about the good teachers at the public school they attended but kept bringing up community – the way families welcomed them, the friends the kids have, the teams they play on, etc. She concluded with “I truly believe God led is here for a reason. I am so thankful for our parish family. My children have wonderful friends and we have a parish family who would go above and beyond! And most importantly, we have Jesus in our live each day!”
Community is intentional as well. Last week, the middle school had their community calling day. New students joined their school community which will be part of their entire school year. The students share in fun, prayer, and competition while learn-ing leadership skills. It is a great day to be a Cardinal.
Youth Formation“Blessed are
those who
hunger and
thirst for
righteous-
ness, for
they will be
satisfied.”
– Matthew 5:6
September Youth Ministry
Our 6-8th graders are off to a great start in Middle School Youth Ministry! Thanks to our small group leaders and volunteers who make it all possible.
Tailgate, Rosary and Eucharistic AdorationSchool of Faith is hosting a Rosary and Adoration - Under the Stars, on October 17!
We can’t wait to share Friendship, Prayer, Adoration + Praise & Worship with the Adults AND the Youth of the Archdiocese…this is an opportunity for the Youth and Adults of our Archdiocese to strengthen each other, support each other and witness to each other!
ROSARY TAILGATE AND EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
The MOVEMENT of the Holy Family in collaboration with ArchKCK YOUTH
5:00 pm Tailgate: Music, Friendship & Good Conversation
6:30 -7:30pm Rosary Meditation and Eucharistic Adoration Under the Stars
Why are Small Groups Important?Pope Francis states that young people are searching for deep spirituality and belonging but often fail to find responses to their concerns, needs, problems, and hurts in the usual struc-tures. He calls adults to listen patiently to young people, appreciate their concerns, and speak to them in a language they understand (Evangelii Gaudium, 105). Jesus focused on a small group. Making disciples is very relational and time in-tensive. There needs to be a strong level of trust, communication, and support in order to create an environment for discipleship.
In a small group a teen can feel known, loved and cared for. A level of confidentiality can be achieved which gives teens the freedom to open up about their struggles and doubts. In a small group there is the greater possibility to catch the things that teens don’t understand and have a discussion about it. In addition, the small group allows the leader to know their disciples well and thus be able to customize the topics of discussion that best reach those teens.
Everyday Stewardship Recognize God in your Everyday Moments
“I, the
Lord, your
God, teach
you what
is for your
good, and
lead you on
the way you
should go.”
– Isaiah48:17
Service
Therein lies the....rib“If I were God…” is a dangerous way to start a sentence, but how many of us do this? Probably more regularly than we would like to admit. Even if we don’t verbalize the sentiment, we likely think it from time to time. Most of us finish that statement with some genius, original idea for eradicating difficulty and pain from the world. If I were God, I wouldn’t let anyone go hungry. If I were God, all wealth would be equally distributed. If I were God, war wouldn’t exist. I imagine that, when we think thoughts like these, God shakes His head and wonders why we don’t look a little harder at the whole of His creation — because I can promise you, it’s never lacking.When Adam had a need for a companion, God used what was available: Adam’s rib. Everything that He had put into place was already perfect, already complete. Woman was a new creation,but not a new species. Adam searched through all of creation to find the perfect mate, but God had tucked the answer inside of His creation all along. I’m guilty of it as much as anyone else — looking to Heaven with a chip on my shoulder. “Why haven’t you sent me what I need? I’ve been asking over and over again.” But have I even thought to look inside of myself? Where is the rib you are missing today? What are the opportunities God has set before you? What are the needs that He is ready to fulfill, if only you would stop wasting time lamenting all the solutions that don’t fit the bill?
Ongoing Service Opportunities
2nd Tuesday of the Month
Every second Tuesday of the month, Sacred Heart helps feed the hungry through the St. Mary’s Food Kitchen. Look for pans the weekend before (in the narthex) to cook and bring back a dish by Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. OR help serve the food that morning at 9: 00 a.m. at the Willa Gill Center, 645 Nebraska Ave. KCKS. Contact Ryan and Lynsey Hammeke for further details at 913-422-8228.
4th Friday of the Month
Do you like to bake? Every 4th Friday of the month (see sign up genius for exact dates) Sa-cred Heart provides cookies for Feed HIs Lambs com-muniity organization which provides meals to families in need in the Bonner Springs and Edwardsville communi-ties. To donate go to: http://bit.ly/FeedHisLambs-SHOJ
Volunteers Needed Relics DisplaySacred Heart is hosting the veneration of the relics of St. Padre Pio, on Thurs-day, October 7. There are two types of volunteers needed during the 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. event: Knights of Co-
lumbus volunteers will be guarding the relics throughout the day; Parishioner volunteers will be welcoming and guiding the visitors. Please prayfully consider helping on this day to protect the most sacred relics. Sign up link is here: https://bit.ly/relics-shoj and also in the Friday email.
Give Back at HarvestersGather your family or friends and FEED THE HUNGRY at Harvesters Community Food Network located at 3801 Topping Ave., Kansas City, MO, by putting food donations
together for families in need, and having fun doing it! These are 2-hour shifts and are for ages 8 and over. Visit here: https://www.harvesters.org/GiveTime to schedule a time to serve. Many dates and times available!
20-21 Financial Summary
Around the Archdiocese
Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish StaffMain Parish Office: 913.422.5700Parish Fax Number: 913.422.5723Parish School: 913.422.5520
Administrative Staff:Jessica Adams, Marketing Coordinator, ext. 248Mike Billquist, Director of Facilities, ext. 268Sue Collins, Bookeeper, ext. 203Julie Krause, Director of Parish Operations, ext 205Linda Long, Administrative Assistant, ext. 225Tim Marino, Maintenance Supervisor, ext. 227Maureen Reintjes, Resource Specialist 1 & VIRTUS Coord., ext. 250
Ministry Staff:Andrew Amick, Confirmation Coordinator, ext. 300Emily Dumler, Director of Religious Ed K-5, ext. 202Megan Dusselier, Director of Preschool, ext. 256Tara Green, Hospitality Coordinator, ext. 253Katie Maas, Missionary Discipleship Coord., ext. 238Char Mies, RCIA & Adult Formation Coord., ext. 241Kathy Rhodes, School Principal, ext. 206Kathleen Whalen, Director of Missionary Discipleship, ext. 252
Priests/Deacon:Fr. Pat Sullivan, Pastor…..ext. 204Deacon Nicholas Moragues......ext. 276
Oil Change GiveawayDo you know a single mom/widow/family who needs a hand up? If so, have her call Alex or Tammie at 913-422-1200 to make an appointment
for a FREE oil change on October 6 or October 13. We need the person’s name, telephone number and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). This will ensure that we have the correct oil and oil filter for the FREE oil change appointment. Unfortunately, the Shawnee Christian Broth-ers Automotive cannot accommodate someone who just shows up for a free oil change. This is one way that the Shawnee Christian Brothers Automotive gives back to our community.
Retreat OpportunityDiscovering the Wisdom of Saint Pope John Paul IIChrist's Peace House of Prayer22131 Meager Road - Easton, KSFriday, Oct. 15 at 5:30pm – Sunday, Oct. 17 at 4:30pm
The New Evangelization has transformed the church. This and other teachings of JPII will be examined. You will come to understand why he is called “the Great”. There will be conferences, workshops, Eucharistic Adoration, Mass, Confession and time for private prayer, reflection and walking. The suggested donation is $170/Single or $250/Couples for the Cabins and Courtyard Rooms or $100 for the Single Guest Rooms (Meals Included). To attend, sign-up at christspeace.com, send an email to: [email protected] or call 913.773.8255.
Catholic Charities is HiringSince 1956, Catholic Charites of Northeast Kansas has been a pillar of help, hospitality and hope in the 21 coun-ties of Northeast Kansas. We work to target the root caus-es facing the poor and vulnerable in our community and journey with our neighbors in need as they work towards self-sufficiency. We are expanding our team of compas-sionate, motivated and mission-driven individuals. We are currently hiring case managers and management positions for Johnson and Wyandotte counties in the following departments: Financial Education, Workforce, TurnStyles Thrift, Administration and our Family Support Centers.
For all open positions and/or to apply visit: https://catholiccharitiesks.org/careers/
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