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BAPTISM Baptism class for parents
is the second Tuesday of the month at
7:00 PM. Call the Parish Office to
register.
CONFIRMATION A two year
program for seventh and eighth grade
students. Please contact the School
of Religion to register.
MARRIAGE Arrangements must be
made 6 months in advance to
complete the necessary paperwork/
requirements. Please contact the
Parish Office.
HOLY ORDERS Contact Fr. Scott
Wallisch, Vocation Director for the
Archdiocese, at 913.647.0303 or e-
mail [email protected].
ANOINTING OF THE SICK Call the
Parish Office if someone is
hospitalized or ill at home and would
like us to visit with Holy Communion
and/or the Sacrament of the Sick.
MARRIAGE ANNULMENTS Contact Fr. Ric in the Parish Office.
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass: 4 PM
Sunday Mass: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM,
10:30 AM & 6:30 PM
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE Monday through Friday: 6:45 AM
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, &
Friday: 8:30 AM
Tuesday: 6:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM
CONFESSIONS Tuesday: 5:15-5:45 PM
Saturday: 2:30-3:30 PM
11300 West 103rd Street Overland Park, Kansas 66214 913.492.7318 913.492.7370 (FAX) www.hscatholic.org [email protected]
HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC PARISH Fr. Ric Halvorson, Pastor Fr. Alessandro Borraccia, Sacramental Assistant
January 7, 2018 The Epiphany of the Lord
Parish Information
Weekly income needed is $ 45,359.00 Collections, 4 week moving average $ 55,957.00 D A December 30th—31st $ 55,985.00 December 24th - 25th $ 71,140.00 December 16th –17th $ 29,378.00 December 9th- 10th $ 30,813.00 December 10th-257 EFTs $ 36,647.00 December 20th-18 EFTs $ 2,590.00 EFTs Quarterly-4 EFTs $ 950.00 Data for a four week moving average is provided due to implementation of Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs). If you have any questions, please call the parish office. Endowment Funds as of 9/30/2017 Church - $ 86,227.00 School - $ 75,605.00
Thank you for your generosity! *Due to an early bulletin publication deadline, the parish giving
information will be delayed one week.
Sunday, January 7th
7:30 am Men of Faith and Spirit 1:00 pm Marriage Preparation Class 3:00 pm Divine Mercy 4:00 pm Youthful Spirits 7:40 pm Late Night Life
Monday, January 8th 2:00 pm Blood Drive 7:00 pm Young Adult Grief Support Group 7:00 pm Boy Scout Troop Committee Meeting
Tuesday, January 9th
5:15 pm Confession 5:45 pm Perpetual Help Prayer Group 6:30 pm Intention Tuesday Rosary 645 pm RCIA 7:00 pm Baptism Preparation Class
Wednesday, January 10th 9:30 am Remove Christmas Decorations 4:30 pm School of Religion 6:30 pm School of Religion 7:00 pm Ensemble Practice 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus Holy Hour
Thursday, January 11th 7:30 am Light of Christ Prayer Group
11:00am Catholic School Principal’s Meeting 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus 7:00 pm Stephen Ministry 7:00 pm Choir Practice
Friday, January 12th 8:15 am St. Mary’s Food Kitchen 9:00 am Men of Faith and Spirit 9:00 am Friends of Hope and Love 3:30 pm #Blessed 5:30 pm Wedding Rehearsal 8:00 pm Knights of Columbus Holy Hour
Saturday, January 13th
Catholic Charities Food Drive
Living In Love Registration
Saint Gerard’s Circle Membership Drive 1:00 pm Wedding 2:30-3:30 pm Confession 5:30 pm Everyday in Love
Sunday, January 14th
Catholic Charities
Living In Love Registration
Saint Gerard’s Circle Membership Drive
7:30 am Men of Faith and Spirit 11:30 am Spirit Movers
1:00 pm Marriage Preparation Class 3:00 pm Divine Mercy 4:00 pm Youthful Spirits 7:40 pm Late Night Life
PARISH GIVING
MASS INTENTIONS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday, January 8 The Baptism of the Lord 6:45 am †Carl Specht 8:30 am †Carol Reilly Tuesday, January 9 6:45 am Tuyet Pham, Sp. Int. 6:00 pm †Mary Catherine Huppe Wednesday, January 10 6:45 am †Carolyn Kalwei 8:30 am †Leona Naab Hannah Lloyd Rosell, Sp. Int. Thursday, January 11 6:45 am †J. D. Rowden & †Luke Short 8:30 am †Dorothy Gracik & †Jon Mills Friday, January 12 6:45 am †Bob Lackner 8:30 am †Dale Brennon & All Souls Saturday, January 13 7:00 am †Mary Macke 4:00 pm Vigil Mass †Bob and †Esther White & †Jerry Rieke Sunday, January 14 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am †Robert Eaton 9:00 am †Robert Clune & †Marvin Hartman 10:30 am †Ron Merfen 6:30 pm †William and †Peggy Burkhart
For nearly a half century, the Catholic Church in the United States has celebrated National Migration Week, which is an opportunity for the Church to reflect on the circumstances confronting migrants, including immigrants, refugees, children, and victims and survivors of human trafficking. The theme for National Migration Week 2018 draws attention to the fact that each of our families have a migration story, some recent and others in the distant past. Regardless of where we are and where we came from, we remain part of the human family and are called to live in solidarity with one another. Unfortunately, in our contemporary culture we often fail to encounter migrants as persons, and instead look at them as unknown others, if we even notice them at all. We do not take the
time to engage migrants in a meaningful way, as fellow children of God, but remain aloof to their presence and suspicious or fearful of them. During this National Migration Week, let us all take the opportunity to engage migrants as community members, neighbors, and friends.
Immigration Reform Position: The Catholic Bishops and the Catholic Church support humane immigration reform. We must reform our broken system that separates families and denies due process.
Refugee Protection Position: USCCB supports protection, humanitarian support, and durable solutions for refugees and other forcibly displaced people. USCCB’s Migration and Refugee Services in collaboration with 6 local Catholic Charities across the United State form the largest private U.S. refugee resettlement network, and has helped welcome and resettle over one million refugees since 1975.
Unaccompanied Children and Families from Central America Position: The United States should provide child welfare protection, refugee protection, and safe, humane durable solutions for unaccompanied children arriving at our borders without their parent or legal guardian. In recent years, many of these children have been from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. Most are fleeing grave, life-threatening violence and gang recruitment and are seeking to reunify with family in the United States.
Detention Position: The United States should fix our broken immigration system instead of taking an enforcement-only approach to dealing with irregular migration. Due to mandatory detention laws people who are not flight risks or risks to national security and are extremely vulnerable, such as asylum-seekers, families, and victims of human trafficking, are being held unnecessarily in detention. There are alternatives to detention that are more humane, more cost-effective, and more consistent with American values.
Human Trafficking Position: The United States must not only hold human traffickers accountable for their crimes, but also work to prevent trafficking and provide protection and healing to victims of trafficking.
Formation & Prayer
SYMPATHY
Holy Spirit extends its deepest sympathy to the Mark and
Maureen Huppe family.
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Mark’s mother,
Mary Catherine Huppe.
BAPTISM
Congratulations to the following children who were baptized at Holy Spirit on
Saturday, December 23rd:
Sabrina Rose Doll daughter of
Ryan and Janie Doll
Zane Alden Grow
son of Ryan and Caroline Grow
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY EPHESIANS, DISCOVER YOUR INHERITANCE
Written by Jeff Cavins and Thomas Smith
In this 8-week study you will: discover what it means to be an heir to all that God has to give; learn about the great mystery of how to love one another as Christ loves us; and learn the nature of the Church.
Tuesdays, starting January 23rd 9:00 AM—11:15 AM
Martha and Mary Room The study includes a 4–part process of home preparation, small group discussions, a DVD presentation and review. Costs for materials will be approximately $25.00. (Scholarships are available). For questions or to register, contact Judy Weeks at [email protected], or call 913.385.0089.
NEW PARISHONER WELCOME BRUNCH
Sunday, January 21st, following the 9 AM Mass in the
Martha & Mary Room
All new members are invited to join us for brunch hosted by
Fr. Ric and the Welcome Committee. This is a great
opportunity to become acquainted with fellow
parishioners and learn more about Holy Spirit.
RSVP to Carol Clune at [email protected].
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) is the process for adults to become introduced and welcomed into the Catholic faith. This process will provide you with the opportunity to learn more about the basis of Catholic teachings, enter into our parish community, and be received into the Catholic Church. For information contact: Cathy Madrid, Director of RCIA, 913.492.7318 or [email protected].
PRAYER CHAIN
If you have a need or concern, please call the Parish, 913.492.7318 After office hours, you may call 913.495.9802.
EVERYDAY IN LOVE Do you need a common sense approach to inviting more joy into your marriage? Every Day in Love is an upbeat series of three-hour sessions which offer positive and affirming insights and fun couple exercises to help couples love smarter not harder.
HOLY SPIRIT PARISH Saturday, January 13th
at 5:30 PM.
Cost: $25 /couple per session. Child Care is included on a limited basis. This empowering series is a featured offering of the Joyful Marriage Project. Register and see more details at www.archkck.org/everyday. Questions: email Brad, [email protected].
Service
Canned Food Suggestions: Vegetables, Soup, Stews, Fruit, Peanut Butter, Beans, Tuna, Chili, Canned Chicken, Canned Salmon Boxed & Bagged Food Suggestions: Cereals, Crackers, Macaroni and Cheese, Flour, Pasta, Pancake Mix, Rice , Sugar, Breakfast items, Snack Bars Toiletry Suggestions: Toothpaste, Toilet Paper, Shampoo
CASH DONATIONS ALSO ACCEPTED
After all Masses January 13th & 14th
CATHOLIC CHARITIES FOOD DRIVE
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS IN MEMORY OF
Ted Reyes, Sr.
Theresa Reyes
Baby Reyes
George Reyes
Bob Carney
HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTION FOR JANUARY 2018
Evangelization: That Christians, and other religious minorities in Asian countries, may be able to practice their
faith in full freedom.
PARISH ROSARIES
Monday through Friday after the 6:45 AM Mass Tuesday after the 6:00 PM Mass Friday 7:30 AM at 10100 Barton Street Saturday after the 7:00 AM Mass and at 3:30 PM Sunday at 7:00 AM
It is Holy Spirit’s week to serve at ST. MARY’S FOOD KITCHEN. Please bring your donation of FRIED or BAKED
chicken to the Narthex by 8:15 am on Friday, January 12th
.
HOLY SPIRIT BLOOD DRIVE Monday, January 8th
2 PM - 6 PM Martha and Mary Room
To donate visit:
WWW.SAVEALIFENOW.ORG Or call Janine Estrada–Lopez
913.406.5376
Sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 265
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO REMOVE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
January 10th at 9:30 AM Location: Church
Please consider volunteering to assist in the removal and storage of our Christmas decorations. Many hands make light work!
Contact: Laura Weber at [email protected]
Youth Formation and Activities
MARCH FOR LIFE TRIP JANUARY 17TH-21ST Pray for our Teens!
Y O U T H F O R M A T I O N O F F I C E 9 1 3 . 4 9 2 . 7 3 8 2 D i r e c t o r o f R e l i g i o u s E d u c a t i o n , M a u r e e n L e a c h m l e a c h @ h s c a t h o l i c . o r g Y o u t h M i n i s t r y a n d C o n f i r m a t i o n , D o u g L e i k a m d l e i k a m @ h s c a t h o l i c . o r g S O R S e c r e t a r y , S a n d y D r a k e s d r a k e @ h s c a t h o l i c . o r g
Youth Ministry
JUNIOR HIGH KINGDOM RETREAT
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17TH 10 AM to 2 PM @ Holy Spirit
Sign Up: https://fs30.formsite.com/hscatholic/form28/index.html
Sharing the Gospel Jigsaw puzzles are fun. Solve a puzzle with your whole family, and it comes together even faster. God helped the wise men solve a puzzle. They wanted to find the newborn king. Together the wise men read God's promises, did their homework, and followed the star. When all of their answers fit, they found baby Jesus.
Prayer God, thank you for all the people who helped me find Jesus.
SUNDAYS @ 7:45 PM
The annual Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship will be held the week of January 8th. The local council contest will occur during normal practice times for Holy Spirit CYO teams. Coaches will be contacted in advance to coordinate times.
In addition, there will be an “open gym” night for players who are not on CYO teams. The open gym night will be Sunday, January 14th
from 6:00 – 7:00 PM in the Holy Spirit gym.
The Free Throw Championship is open to all boys and girls of the parish from age 9 to 14. There is one boy and one girl champion from the Holy Spirit Council in each age group. Winners will advance to the District Championship in early February. If you have any questions, please contact Don Watson, 913.492.0973.
Holy Spirit School
Michele Watson, Principal [email protected] 913.492.2582 www.hscatholicschool.org
Kudos to our Mathletics Teams!
Grades 4 through 7 sent teams to St. Agnes for the second Mathletics tournament of the year. 4th Grade placed second, 5th Grade placed first
and 7th Grade placed second. Congratulations to Catelynn, Kara, Abby, Eli-jah, Benjamin, Drew, Brendan, Ashlyn, Han-
nah, Kolbe, Austin and James for representing Holy Spirit! We are proud of you!!
Parish Organizations
Each Wednesday at 7:00 PM and Friday at 8:00 PM, the Knights have ADORATION HOUR in the chapel. Wednesday includes a rosary for those on our prayer list.
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A KNIGHT? Check out our web site, www.KofC11661.com, or contact Chad Eickholt at 913.387.4493 or Tom McChesney at 913.908.2453.
Stephen Ministers are ready to come alongside you—or your friends, neighbors, coworkers, or relatives—and provide comfort and support for as long as needed.
To help yourself, a friend or a relative contact: David Chaffee 317-8393 or Ed Connolly 707-2343.
WEEK 17 Raffle Ticket Final Prize Winner
WOMEN OF SPIRIT
WOS offers opportunities for women of the parish to get to know one another, create friendships, and grow as a parish family. We welcome all women! If you have questions or need a ride to any of our events, please contact Pamela Sweeney at 913.530.7134 or [email protected].
CERAMIC CAFÉ EVENT: Are you interested in a fun and artistic activity? If so, join Women of Spirit at Ceramic Café (9510 Nall) on THURSDAY, JANUARY 18TH, at 6:30 PM to paint a pottery piece. The cost is $6 plus the cost of the ceramic item you choose to paint. Appetizers and wine will be provided. RSVP to Pamela Sweeney by January 12. Text 913.530.7134 or email [email protected].
SAINT GERARD’S CIRCLE (SGC)
Interested in meeting moms of young children with similar values in the parish? Please consider participating in Saint Gerard's Circle (SGC) for one of our many events this year! See the Holy Spirit website for more information, to become a member or to get access to our Facebook page. Contact Heather Vogts at [email protected] for additional information. A Membership Drive will take place after all Masses on January 13th and January 14th.
Wednesday, January 17th , at 7:30 pm join SGC for our book club. We will be reading "Of Mess and Moxie: Wrangling Delight Out of this Wild and Glorious World". Contact Laurie Brown for more details at [email protected]
Thursday, January 18th, join SGC for our monthly meeting at 7 pm in the Martha and Mary Room. A speaker will be present.
K N I G H T L I N E W W W . K O F C 1 1 6 6 1 . C O M H O L Y S P I R I T K N I G H T S ’ A C T I V I T I E S
WEEK 16 Raffle Ticket Winners 1st $500 5285 Ray Zielinski Nativity 2nd $100 7582 Robert Rojas St. Michael 3rd $100 5414 Curt McCoy Nativity 4th $100 0634 Lindsey Lindemoen Holy Trinity 5th $100 1278 Jim Eggers Holy Trinity 6th $50 1090 Pat Thomas Holy Trinity 7th $50 3577 Avery Erwin Holy Spirit
8th $50 3235 Julie Martin Holy Spirit 9th $50 4376 Anne Zetlmeisl Holy Spirit 10th $50 4999 Kurt Marquart Holy Spirit 11th $50 7575 James Rochel St. Michael 12th $50 6665 Tom Cavaliere St Michael 13th $50 6126 Mike LeCluyse Nativity
1st $1100 4917 David Willey Nativity
Parish Organizations
January 7, 2018 MARRIAGE MINUTE
WHAT WILL YOU GIVE THE CHRIST CHILD? As we celebrate Epiphany, we reflect on the sacrifice and
generosity of the wise men. The Gospel tells us that they “opened their treasures” for Jesus. While gold, frankincense and myrrh are symbolic of Jesus’ future, they also represent the best the Kings have to offer. In marriage, we give our best to Jesus when we sacrifice our time and money to prioritize our marriage. What does that look like? Attending regular marriage enrichment events Praying with our spouse daily Sharing conversation with our spouse instead of watching Netflix Forgiving our spouse when they need it Asking for forgiveness when appropriate
For practical ways to accomplish all of these, go to:
www.JoyfulMarriageProject.com.
Around the Archdiocese
SPIRIT MOVERS NEXT MEETING January 14th
Martha and Mary Room Following the10:30 AM Mass
ID THEFT AND SCAMS THAT TARGET SENIORS Aaron Reese
Better Business Bureau
All are Welcome!
HEALING FAMILY BREAKDOWN
Every family in America has been affected by Family Breakdown. You are not alone. Are you tired of the drama and insecurity and lovelessness, and wonder how you can feel better? Are you heartbroken, wondering what you can do to help your family, including your kids or grandkids? Do you wonder how we got into such a mess and how we can recover?
Come to the Ruth Institute's "Healing Family Breakdown" Spiritual Workshop, at Ascension Parish, Saturday, January 27th from 9:00am - 12:30pm. Come, regain hope! Put into practice the practical family building virtues of mercy, empathy, and togetherness.
Go to http://www.ruthinstitute.org/events/healing-family-breakdown for details and registration.
Engaged? Married? Need NFP? Infertility? The FertilityCare™ System (Creighton Model) Introductory Session is offered monthly at a variety of area locations and long distance. This fulfills your marriage policy requirement, it’s helpful for achieving and avoiding pregnancy, it has medical applications and it’s better than IVF for infertility. Register online at www.fertilitycarekc.com, or call the FertilityCare™ Center of Kansas City at 816.858.0198.
Altar Server Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist
Sacristan Usher Lector Music Welcome
Committee
Saturday
4:00 pm
Chase D'Souza Corrina Gomez Benny Gomez Alexa Gomez
Kathy Belanger Roger Belanger Michelle Bolin Bob Bridgham Karen Chladek Jim Chladek
Shirley Hoover Janet Koehler Ron Micek Ed Mische Janet South
Joyce Boone Donna Cummings Joe Cummings Tom Eberle Max Mancillas Bob Mulvaney
Sally Davis - 1 Greg Davis - 2
Featherston Featherston
Julie Tinker
Sunday
7:30 am
Elizabeth Morrissey Austin Turner Ashlyn Turner Drew Weigel
Gretta Hauk Greg Miller –sub? Connor Morrissey Jack Morrissey Jason Morrissey
Jan Turner Bill Hundelt Brian Peacock Tim Turner
Cheryl Highley - 1 John Gillcrist - 2
Bev Rowden
Sunday
9:00 am
Danny Drake Joey Punswick Lucy Punswick Logan J. Smith
Michael Coleman Debbie Coomes Dorothy Easterday James Easterday Jerry Gerstberger Ann Martin
Michon Quick Dutch tenBroek Kathleen tenBroek Steve Vehlewald Bob Willer
Bob Willer Joe Dombrowski Bob Specht NOT FILLED NOT FILLED
Lori Hilton - 1 Thomas Hubbell - 2
Ensemble Jerry & Shelly Gertsberger
Sunday
10:30 am
Marius Badji Ange Badji Emma Homburg Hannah Homburg
Glenda Adame Mary Campbell Danielle De Guzman Scott Elliott Linda Maskill Jimmy Mendoza
Bonnie Mendoza Stacia Mendoza Terri Murphy Christopher Schorgl Eva Skahan
Virgil Lane Everett Fritz Mike Maddock Jerry Robison NOT FILLED
Laura Logan - 1 Debbie Heard - 2
Choir Ken & Sue O’Bryan
Sunday
6:30 pm
Dolan Capps Maddie Lillich Lucy Shively James Wannamaker
Peg Hiles Val Ruzick Tom Swartwood NOT FILLED
Jim Cheray - 1 Alan Thomas - 2
Spirits Tom Swartwood Aubrey Colvin Morgan Magee Mariana Magee Olivia Shively Chloe Wannamaker
PARISH STAFF 913.492.7318
Office Hours: M-F 8:00 AM—4:00 PM
PASTOR Fr. Ric Halvorson SACRAMENTAL ASSISTANT Fr. Alessandro Borraccia PARISH MANAGER Laura Weber FACILITIES MANAGER Tim Stewart PARISH ACCOUNTANTS Anne Morrissey Kathleen Kaufman SECRETARY Ariel Winterhalter OFFICE AIDE Pat Maiorano MUSIC & LITURGY Denise Slaven DEVELOPMENT Amy Naab COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Amy Stork
SCHOOL of RELIGION 913.492.7382 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Maureen Leach RCIA Cathy Madrid YOUTH MINISTRIES Doug Leikam SOR SECRETARY Sandy Drake
HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL 913.492.2582 PRINCIPAL Michele Watson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Eileen Colling OFFICE MANAGER Kathleen Rodgers ENROLLMENT MANAGER Anita Pauls SCHOOL ADVISORY CHAIR Karl Ley
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES: JANUARY 13TH & 14TH
WEEKLY VOLUNTEERS
Rosary Leaders January 13th Tom Maillard
January 14th Bruce McFarland
Delmar Gardens
Overland Park Regional
January 9th Jo Long
January 10th Mary Ann Baz-Dresch
The Sheridan Jan Petelin
Deanna Olsen & Marlene Rome
Everyday Stewardship
My mother-in-law was the best gift-giver I ever knew. One could say my parents spoiled me growing up, but there was something about her gifts to me that made me feel over-whelmed. I guess it was that after several years I still was surprised that she would think enough of me to get me something no one else would. She was able to make me feel special every time. Of course, I believe she honored me in this way because I accepted her greatest gift to me, her daughter.
Sadly, my mother-in-law did not live long in this world. She passed away over a decade ago due to an aggressive cancer. Some of her material gifts to me remain, while others are long gone. But the memories and the effect of those gifts remain because it was never all about the gifts themselves. It was about relationship. It was about her and me. It was about love.
What we offer Jesus is never about the gift itself. It is about the motivation behind the action and the effect that action has on the body of Christ. Many of the gifts we give today to God and his people will fade away like the mist of the early morning, but the effects of those actions will last forever. It is about relationship. It is about God and us. It is about love. -Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
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STEPHANIE M. SMITHAttorney & Counselor at Law
913-341-3778Estate Planning 8340 Mission Rd.Wills - Trusts Prairie Village, KS 66206
KONGS & SEIB, P.A.Certified Public Accountants
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