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November 6, 2016
Thirty-Second Sunday
in Ordinary Time
“Jesus Christ is the firstborn of the dead; to him be glory and power, forever and ever.”
Revelation 1:5a, 6b 6603 Christopher Drive St. Louis, MO 63129 Parish Office Hours Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m. Phone: 314.846.8207 FAX: 314.846.0636
Queen of All Saints School Phone: 314.846.0506 Fax: 314.846.4939 www.qasstl.org
Queen of All Saints Catholic Church
Sacrament of the Eucharist Sunday Mass Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30 a.m., 12 Noon Weekday masses Monday — Friday 6:15 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. Saturday 8:15 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration Tuesday 8:45 a.m. — Wednesday 6:00 a.m. Perpetual Help Devotions and Benediction Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Tuesday following the 6:15 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. Masses Saturday 7:30 a.m.—8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.—4:45 p.m. Anytime please call the rectory.
A Parish for the People
Sacrament of Baptism
Congratulations to our recently baptized parishioner Gabriella Grace Peroutka, child of Thomas and Kathleen Peroutka, baptized in Christ on October 30, 2016, at Queen of All Saints Church. May the blessing of the Lord be always upon Gabriella Grace, and may God watch over and cherish this child whom God has blessed with the grace of Baptism.
Highlights
Queen of All Saints Catholic Church November 6, 2016
Mass Intentions and Readings
Beer Summit November 7
Chili Cook Off
November 12
Parish Mission November 13-17
Casino Night & Auction
November 19
Baptismal Preparation Pro-gram
November 30
Breakfast With Santa December 3
Advent By Candlelight
December 4
Parish Membership
We joyfully welcome new members of our parish community. Please register in the Parish Office. Please also let us know if you plan to move from the parish.
Monday, November 7 Titus 1:1-9/Luke 17:1-6 6:15 a.m. Special Intention (B.B) **8:15 a.m. Carol Sommer Tuesday, November 8 Titus 2:1-8, 11-14/Luke 17:7-10 6:15 a.m. Elsie Macke 8:15 a.m. Deceased of Mattli Family Wednesday, November 9 - The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/1Corinthians 3:9c11, 16-17/John 2:13-22 6:15 a.m. Dorothy Nadolny **8:15 a.m. Karen Vogt Thursday, November 10 - St. Leo the Great Philemon 7-20/Luke 17:20-25 6:15 a.m. John Huelsing 8:15 a.m. Purgatorial Society Friday, November 11 - Saint Martin of Tours 2 John 4-9/Luke 17:26-37 6:15 a.m. Glenn Bourisaw ** 8:15 a.m. Ruth Kresko Saturday, November 12 - Saint Josaphat 3 John 5-8/Luke 18:1-8 8:15 a.m. Bernadette Godfrey 5:00 p.m. Bob & Marlene Seger (50th Anniversary) Sunday, November 13 - 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Malachi 3:19-20a/2 Thessalonians 3:7-12/Luke 21:5-19 7:30 a.m. Jean Reilly 9:00 a.m. Virginia Niewoehner 10:30 a.m. For the People 12:00 Noon Bud Spelllicy **Children’s Mass
Grocery Certificate Sales Teams
November 12 - 13 5:00 p.m. 7:30/9:00 a.m. 10:30/12:00 Noon Rick & Roselyn Ed & Debbie Frank & Benita Page Barron Sohm
Scrip Certificate Sales Teams
5:00 p.m. Dennis & Karen Molner 10:30 a.m. Pam & Roger Luchtefeld 7:30 a.m. Ed & Debbie Bar ron 12:00 Noon Pam & Roger Luchtefeld 9:00 a.m. Ed & Debbie Bar ron
Bulletin Deadline The deadline for articles for the Sunday bulletin is Monday morning, 5 business days before the article appears in the bulletin. Half and full page requests are due 15 business days before publication date. This schedule changes for Holy Days and holidays. Please send all bulletin articles to [email protected].
Mission Statement As members of Queen of All Saints Parish we are a community united in the Catholic faith, nourished by the Eucharist, and sent to make Christ
known to all through word and deed.
Pastoral Staff
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
From Our Pastor
Pastor
Monsignor Henry Breier 314.380.4020
Parochial Vicar Father Peter Fonseca
314.380.4021 [email protected]
Parochial Vicar
Father Noah Waldman 314.380.4013
Deacons Deacon Richard Schellhase
314.846.8207 ext 251 Deacon Joseph Wingbermuehle
314.846.8207 ext 252
Elementary School Principal Shannon Sanchez
314.380.4025 [email protected]
Coordinator of
Religious Education Parish School of Religion
Ann Bender 314.380.4011
Youth Minister Emily Pellarin
314.846.8207 ext. 232 [email protected]
Liturgical Music Christopher Dunn
314.846.8207 ext 371
Child Safety Coordinator Jan Schroeder 314.380.4015
November 6, 2016
Dear Parishioners, Our Parish Mission is only one week away. Have you blocked out your schedule? Have you made plans to attend? Our Mission will begin on Sunday, November 13th, at 7:00 p.m., and continue each evening with a concluding Mass on Thursday, November 17th. Our mission leader is Father Pete Schavitz, a Redmptorist priest whom you may remember from the mission he led here at the parish 20 years ago. If you are asking yourself, what is a mission? Think of a Parish Mission like a small parish retreat. It is a time for the whole parish to come together to reflect upon God’s word, to renew our faith, and to pray with open hearts and hands. As you make your plans, for those families with small children there will be childcare for infants through the age of 5. Last week Thursday, our church hall was filled for our October Heritage Luncheon. The food was prepared by a wonderful team of volunteers who served several varieties of chili. One of the things people talk most about at these lunches is how great it is to get together. If you have not attended one yet, mark your calendar for Thursday, December 1st, beginning at 11:30 am. As we celebrated Halloween this past week, our parking lot was full to the brim with cars and kids. This event provides a safe place for kids to gather and is fun for everyone. Not only were kids dressed in their costumes, but many parents went to great detail to decorate their cars. Many thanks to our 8th Graders and their parents who traditionally organize this event every year. It takes a lot of organizing to make this happen and many volunteers as well. Many thanks to all who helped out. I would ask for your prayers for our 2nd Graders as they draw near to making their first confession on Saturday, November 12th. For the past several weeks they have been preparing to receive this sacrament of God’s mercy, and it is another step that draws them closer to their First Holy Communion. Preparing the child for First Reconciliation gives the whole family the opportunity to reflect on the meaning of sin and forgiveness, and it can motivate the whole family to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation as well. Please keep these young men and women in your prayers. Please mark your calendars for our Advent by Candlelight, which is to take place on Sunday, December 4th. This is a special evening for women to become renewed and refreshed before the Christmas rush begins. This is an opportunity to relax and refocus on the season of Advent – a wonderful time of waiting and anticipation. In an elegant atmosphere, lit only by candlelight, guests enjoy a delightful dinner. The program includes uplifting Scripture readings, music and reflections focused on the Advent season. Check the bulletin for more details. Msgr. Brier
Queen of All Saints Catholic Church November 6, 2016
Stewardship Alive
Offertory Collection for October 30, 2016
10/30/2016 Faith Direct
Offertory $17,951.64
Capital Improvement $ 375.00
Loose $ 643.00
Mold Remediation $ 140.00
Saint Vincent De Paul $ 349.00
Tuition Assistance $ 30.00
Permanent Diaconate $ 55.00
World Mission Appeal $ 5500
Human Development $ 125.00
Military Services $ 10.00
Retirement Fund For Religious
Please give to those who have given a lifetime. Your gift provides vital support for senior Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests. Thank you.
Baseball Service Award
The CYC Sports Department celebrated its 60th Sports Dinner, as well as the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the Archdiocese of St. Louis’ youth department, on Thursday, October 27th. Along with the Archbishop and many honored guests, our own Tony Pozzo was presented the Baseball Service Award for South County.
This is a great honor not only for Tony, but for Queen of All Saints Parish. It reminds us all of the many dedicated coaches and volunteers who so freely give of their time. Please join me in extending to Tony and to the Queen of All Saints Activities Association our congratulations and gratitude for receiving this honor.
Next Heritage Luncheon Thursday, December 1, 2016
Halloween 2016
Teacher Costumes for Halloween
Trunk or Treat
Youth Ministry Costume Contest
Heritage Lunch October
ACTS CHILI COOK-OFF SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH
QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS CAFETERIA – 1 p.m. TO 5 p.m.
Admission is $5 per person, with children 5 years
of age and under free!
Chili, chili-dogs, chili-mac, chips, soft drinks, and water available. Raffle prizes, 50/50 drawings,
and fun!
THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE QAS ACTS COMMUNITY. ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT QAS ACTS (Retreatant scholarships, support costs, and more – Donations welcome!)
Contacts: Ed Murphy @ 314.623.4083 - Mary
Basse @ 314.609.5628
FUN-PRIZES-RAFFLES-50/50-FUN!
Important Information for extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion and Those
Taking Communion to the Homebound and to Various Nursing Facilities
Every year the archdiocese conducts an audit of our parish to make certain that we are in compliance with respect to Protecting God’s Children program and background checks. To those who are currently active in the above ministries, if you wish to continue in these ministries, it is necessary that you call the parish office. Please call the parish office Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and ask for Jan Schroeder. Thank you for your willingness to serve.
Attention Nurses
Are you interested in learning about the new Health Ministry that is a part of the New Senior Ministry of the parish? There will be a meeting on November 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria for anyone interested in being a part of the Ministry or just wanting to learn more about it. If you are unable to attend the meeting, but would like some information, you can call Georgia Anderson, 314-375-7138, or you can email her at [email protected].
Beginning Again of South County Catholic Churches
Is sponsoring an Annulment Information Seminar, Presented by Sister Donna Fischer, S.S.N.D., Sunday, November 20th, 3:00-5:00 p.m., at Mary Mother of the Church, 5901 Kerth Road, in the annex on the north side of the church campus. Sister Donna has helped many through the annulment process and will share her knowledge and provide an opportunity for questions. There is no charge. For further information, call Linda, 314-724-1115 or Gail, 314-488-7975.
Save The Date
Women’s ACTS retreat starting Thursday, March 9th, until 10:30 Mass on Sunday, March 12, 2017. This retreat will be during Lent and may be that special something you’ve been looking to do.
Parish Mission
Queen of All Saints Parish Mission will be held November 13 - 17, 2016. The Mission Committee is requesting parishioner assistance with donated food items for the Mission (cookies, cupcakes, brownies, pies, muffins, vegetable trays, cheese cubes, fruit trays, etc.). Donated items should be in a disposable pan that you will not need back. Items can be home-baked or store-bought. Donations may be dropped off in the church hall before or after the 5:00 p.m. Mass on November 12 (Saturday), and November 13 (Sunday), before and after all Masses. Donations can also be made on Wednesday evening, November 16, from 4-6 p.m. in the church hall. If you have any questions, please contact Sheryl Murphy, 314-846-1300.
Book of the Dead
The Book of the Dead will be in the main lobby of the church during the entire month of November. You are welcome to add names at any time during this month. We also hope everyone will remember the names that are in the book in their prayers. The names of the persons you write in the book do not have to be members of the parish, and it is not limited to someone who passed away this year. In fact, you can repeat someone’s name from a previous year.
Vocation Team Update
As we approach National Vocation Awareness Week, November 6-12, 2016), let us remember and pray for all priests: Prayer for the Perseverance of Vocations O God, You have constituted Your only-begotten Son supreme and eternal Priest for the glory of Your majesty and the salvation of mankind; grant that those whom He has chosen ministers and dispensers of His mysteries, may be found faithful in fulfilling the ministry they have received. Amen.
Banns of Marriage
Bann I Elizabeth Pugliese and Ryan Gleason Bann III Hiromi Haga and Adam Hauck
Holy Communion for the Home Bound
3 QUESTIONS FOR EVERYONE 1. Is someone currently bringing you Holy Communion regularly? 2. Do you need to have someone bring you Holy Communion? 3. Do you know of someone who needs Holy Communion brought to them? If so, please let me know. I’m doing my best to maintain an up-to-date listing of all those parishioners who need our assistance. Please contact me at 314-380-4013 or [email protected] Thank you, Fr. Waldman
Queen of All Saints School
Sixth Grade Coat, Hat, Mitten Drive
Time to clean out your closets and donate your winter clothing/outerwear for a worthy cause.
October 19th - November 18th
Please drop off donations to QAS school office.
All donations will be delivered to St. Patrick’s Center.
Let’s Play Cards
Come one, come all! There will be cards, dominos, or any game you want to play, in the Church Hall on Wednesday, November 9th, 12:00 noon until 2:30 p.m. It’s free, and cake, coffee, and soda will be served. Make it a Special Day. Bring your spouse, a friend, or a shut-in. The only time cards will be cancelled on the 2nd Wednesday of each month is if there is a Funeral Luncheon in the Church Hall.
Healing Mass for the Separated and Divorced
Offered by Beginning Again of South County, Sunday, December 4th, 6:00 p.m., at Mary Mother of the Church, 5901 Kerth Road. This is a Sunday Mass. Social to follow. More information, Linda, 314-724-1115 or Gail, 314-488-7975.
Washer and Dryer Needed
QAS Saint Vincent de Paul Society is working with a single mother client in need of an electric washer and dryer. If anyone has a used one in working condition and would like to donate it, please call Tom Knese, 314-846-2635 or Don or Janet Zachritz, 314-846-0456.
Ahoy QAS mates,
it’s Scholastic
“Bookaneer” Book
Fair time again!
You are invited to
hunt for reading
treasures at the
QAS book fair after
all the Masses today. There will be books and
“booty” galore to purchase for the upcoming
holidays. Stuff your stockings and help support the
QAS Library program.
Book Fair dates: November 6th – November 11th
Special activities:
Nov. 6th Open after Masses
Nov. 7th Preview Day; Spare Change Challenge
begins
Nov. 9th Grand Luncheon, Families A-L;
Shopping Day
Nov. 10th Open during Open House; Shopping Day
Nov. 11th Grand Luncheon, Families M-Z;
Shopping Day
Susan Beckner Russ Beerman, Sr. Mariano (Jake) Cimo Patricia Cragen Tony Dedic Ron Dieckmann Ruth Frahm Rick Frazier Jane Gacioch Ken & Ruth Hagemann Marietta Hasler Kathleen Hediger Bill Kerbler Nicole Koenig Steve Kohner Audrey Kreigshauser Loretta Lewandowski John Madigan Michael Maniaci Kay Marshall Dolores McMullin Gary Meadows
Annie Meahl (Pozzo) Debbie Mecca James Mercurio Greg Mueller Kelly Mueller David Murrell Rosemary Nagy Byron Peters Neri Prichard Diane Romano Carla Rowell Leo Seiffert Norma Stillman Karen Thaman Don Weis Pat Will Holly Wille Bob Zeller Al Zeman
Pray for the Sick
QAS Youth
Mission Choir!!!
The QAS Children’s Choir is opening membership for a special choir experience during our Parish Mission from November 13-17. We are especially looking for new members Grades 7-12. There are only two rehearsals (11/7 & 11/14, 4:30-5:30 p.m.) and one performance
at the QAS Parish Mission on November 14.
Contact Kriste Ludwig for more information:
[email protected] When you sing, you pray twice as hard!
Transportation Volunteers
Can you help? Volunteers are needed to drive parishioners who cannot drive themselves to doctors’ appointments, to the hospital, or to Mass. Your name will be put on a list and called occasionally as needed. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Pat Keller, 846-4937, to volunteer.
Please Notify the Parish Office When Hospitalized
Due to HIPAA, the hospitals can no longer reveal names of parishioners who are hospitalized. When admitted, please contact the parish office, 846-8207, right away so we know you are in the hospital.
Happy Anniversary Congratulations to Marlene and Bob Seger celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on November 12th. May God continue to bless them with many more years.
Expectant Mothers Blessing
Next Sunday, November 13, is the “second Sunday of the month” and therefore is the expectant mother’s blessing. This special blessing will take place following the 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Masses. All those expecting a child, through their pregnancy or awaiting adoption of a child, are encouraged to come for this blessing every month. As a parish, we continue to pray for the unborn babies who will soon join our congregation. Let us pray for good health and safe deliveries.
Advent Blanket Making – Help “Warm Up” Saint Louis
Does it get more and more difficult to find the true meaning of Christmas among all the advertisements, wish lists, and never-ending shopping trips? Are you looking for a meaningful way for you and your family to begin this Advent season? Advent blanket-making began four years ago on the first Sunday of Advent at QAS after hearing about a homeless man who froze to death on our city’s streets. Since that time, QAS parishioners have come together and hand-made close to 200 fleece blankets that were then delivered to St. Patrick’s Center to help protect those in need from the bitter cold. We are offering the opportunity again this year to start your Advent in an impactful way. Sunday, November 27, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. the QAS gym will be open to all who would like to participate in this project. Entire families have worked on their blanket together, mothers and daughters, groups of friends, even Girl Scout troops. And this is a great community service activity for seventh and eighth graders with their confirmation sponsors and also high schoolers!
From St. Patrick’s Center: “I wanted to thank QAS for making the blankets for our clients and those in St. Louis who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. These blankets are given to clients and those living on the streets to help protect them from the cold and other elements.”
You can start looking now for your fleece at any fabric store - two pieces of fleece, two yards each, one in a solid color and the other in a coordinating print, or both in solid colors. Bring the fleece, some good, sharp scissors (important!), a ruler if you have one, and possibly something to cushion your knees, as this is an on-the-floor project. We will show you a very easy way to make a warm fleece blanket in just a little over an hour. If you are unable to come on November 27, you are welcome to make your blanket on your own and drop it off at the Parish Office where we will pick it up before delivering downtown – or contact us to come pick it up from your home. If you need to know how to make the blankets, please send an email to the address below. We will be happy to send the instructions to you. Let’s start this Advent season off with warm hearts, knowing we will be helping others stay warm this winter! To ensure we have adequate space and supplies, please RSVP at [email protected].
If anyone has material possessions and sees a brother or sister in need but has no pity on them, how does God’s love abide in him?
Monday November 7th 7:00 p.m. Church Hall
Advent by Candlelight: “Let There Be Light”
Advent by Candlelight is an invitation for women to let go of the activities of Christmas and focus on the meaning of Christmas.
Date: December 4th Time: 7-9 p.m. Location: QAS Cafe Cost: FREE Seating is limited; tables of 6-10 Ladies, you won’t want to miss this year’s Advent by Candlelight, “Let there be Light.” Please plan to join us for an evening of fellowship, beautiful music, and delicious food. All women of Queen of All Saints and their friends and family are invited.
Here is how it works: Please consider being a table hostess. Hostesses organize table settings, holiday decorations, candles, and what dish (appetizers, entrée, side dish, salad, dessert, and beverages) each guest at her table will bring. We supply the tables, music, speaker, coffee, tea, and water. If you want to host a table this year (or need more information before committing), please contact Lisa Messmer at 314-258-2525, or 314-846-2407, or [email protected], by November 30, 2016.
2017 Cardinals Calendars Now On Sale, Supporting QAS School
The Cardinals Calendar makes for a great holiday gift item. 15 x 22 inch calendar will include 2017 spring training and regular season schedules. It also includes nearly 60 coupons from area retailers, restaurants, and attractions. QAS will keep $7 of each $15 calendar sale and earn prizes for exceeding sales thresholds. To order, contact Dana, 314-210-3550 or [email protected]. Checks are made payable to QAS. Calendars will be delivered in December.
Bulletin Deadline Change
Due to the holidays, bulletin deadlines have changed. Please note due dates as follows: All bulletin announcements for the weekend of November 26-27, 2016, must be in the parish office no later than Tuesday, November 15, 2016.
Saint Vincent DePaul Society
Christmas Sharing Program
The St. Vincent DePaul Society is starting the “Christmas Sharing Program.” This program is a two-fold program consisting of the Adopt-A-Family and the Giving Tree. This year will be the same personal program as last year. If you adopt a family you will be purchasing for a specific family with a wish list provided by the family. The Giving Tree items will also be a specific wish for a designated recipient. Family wish lists for the Adopt-A-Family program will be available in the Church Hall after all the Masses starting this weekend, October 22 & 23, and every weekend until all families are adopted, but no later than November 12 & 13. If you need a family wish list mailed to you or you need more information on the program, please contact Steffanie Crowley at 846-8151 or email to [email protected]. The Giving Tree will be set up in the main lobby of the Church the weekend of November 19 & 20. At that time you will be able to take one or more gift tags off the tree, listing the specific item to purchase for the designated individual. These tags will range from clothing and toys to household items or gift cards. This year all UNWRAPPED gifts for both parts of the program will be collected in the Church Hall the weekend of December 9, 10 & 11. We will be in the hall Friday, December 9, from Noon – 6:00 p.m., Saturday, December 10, from 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, December 11, from 7:00 a.m. – Noon. Members of St. Vincent DePaul Society will deliver all gifts starting at 1:00 p.m.
Top Ten Reasons To Attend Auction & Casino Night
On November 19th
1. Because where else can you gamble with PLAY MONEY????
2. Because where else can you LEARN how to play??? Craps, blackjack, and roulette! Professional dealers from St. Louis Casino Party will help you learn the games!
3. Because in addition to the gaming tables there will be over 100 SILENT AUCTION items to bid on!
4. Because it will be a fun night out with fellow parishioners.
5. Because in addition to the gaming tables AND the silent auction there will be 10 LIVE AUCTION items to bid on!
6. Because there are no assigned tables. You can come with a group, come as a couple, come stag, but do come!!! It’s a FUN night of mixing and mingling with old and new friends!
7. Because you don’t HAVE to gamble! Come to socialize, eat, drink, and maybe bid on an item or two!
8. Because our Parish Priests, School Principal, and Director of Religious Education will all be there! Shouldn’t you be too???
9. Because the food and drinks are FREE with your $35 advance admission fee!!!
10. Because it’s a GREAT way to support Queen of All Saints!
Register at www.qasstl16.gesture.com E-mail [email protected] or call 314-640-9045 with any questions.
In our Parish
Sunday: After all Masses in the Church Hall: Grocery & Scrip Sales Adopt-A-Family Profiles 1:15 pm Growing Through Grief - CH,Rm2 6:00 pm Variety Guild General Mtg. - Cafe 7:30 pm Life Teen - Church Hall Monday: 4:30 pm Seraphim Singers - Church 7:00 pm Beer Summit - Church Hall Tuesday: Election Day No School 8:00 am Chaplet of Divine Mercy - Church 8:45 am Eucharistic Adoration - Church 7:00 pm Boy Scout Meeting - Cafe 7:00 pm Perpetual Help Devotions - Church 7:00 pm Parish Mission Committee Meet- ing - Library 7:00 pm Stewardship Meeting - Rectory Basement 8:00 pm Activities Association Board Meet- ing - Library Wednesday: 12:00 pm Let’s Play Cards - Church Hall 5:00 pm Basketball Managers’ Meeting - Cafe 6:00 pm PSR - School 6:00 pm Confirmation Preparation - Library, Church Hall 6:45 pm Liturgy Meeting - Rectory Bsmt. 7:00 pm Adult Choir - Church 7:00 pm Men’s ACTS Leadership Meeting -
Church Hall, Room 2 7:30 pm PSR Advisory Brd. Mtg. - Library 7:30 pm Kindergarten Mom’s Meeting - Cafe
Thursday: 7:00 pm Health Ministry Meeting - Cafe 7:30 pm Thursday Prayer Night - Church Hall 7:30 pm Celebration Singers - Church Saturday: 7:00 am Men’s ACTS Meeting - Church Hall After 8:15 am Mass: Rosary for Vocations 10:00 am 1st Reconciliation - Church 1:00 pm Chili Cook Off - Cafe After 5:00 pm Mass in the Church Hall: Grocery & Scrip Sales Adopt-A-Family Profiles
Officiating or Scorekeeping for CYC Basketball
Anyone interested in officiating or scorekeeping for CYC basketball should contact Ray Hapak at [email protected] or 314-846-9167. New officials and scorekeepers are always welcome. Scorekeepers must be at least 12 and officials 13 years of age by January 2nd. The season will start Friday, January 6th. All officials and scorekeepers will have to attend one of three clinics sponsored by CYC-South County to officiate or keep score. The dates are November 14, 19, or 27. Times and locations are posted at cycstlscnty.net under the basketball officials tab. Officials will take an on-line exam, which must be completed by November 11th.
All Souls Day Envelope
The special envelope in your packet for All Souls Day, November 2, is for Masses for deceased family members and friends who will be included in our Purgatorial Society Mass Intention listed in our bulletin weekly. Names on this envelope will not appear as individual Mass intentions.
Formed
FORGIVEN: The Transforming Power of Confession is available on FORMED. FORGIVEN Carefully explains the Church’s teaching on the Sacrament of Reconciliation, including a practical “walk through” of what happens in the confessional and how every moment connects to Scripture, Tradition, and God’s passionate desire to be with us.
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Parishioner code: 87b3dc
Acts Lisa Messmer Activities Association Mike Smith Adult Choir Christopher Dunn Adult Faith Formation Fr. Waldman Altar Servers Fr. Fonseca Boy Scouts Bob Schaper Cancer Support Group Cathy Donze Cantor Ministry Christopher Dunn Cards at Queen Betty Mattli, Ann Brueckner Celebration Singers Tom Sherwood Child Safety Coordinator Jan Schroeder Children’s Choir/Seraphim Singers Kriste Ludwig Christian Initiation of Adults Fr. Waldman Cub Scouts Brian Froelke Eucharistic Adoration Toni Dean, Mike Schicker Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Deacon Rich Schellhase Finance Council Ken Vonder Haar Girl Scouts Jessica Shipp Grocery Program Ellen Hunter Holy Communion for the Homebound Fr. Waldman Jonah Prayer Team Ministry Connie Lohse Knights of Columbus Eric Treptow
Lectors Nancy Grogan Life After Loss Carol Susanka Liturgy Committee Deacon Joe Wingbermuehle Mothers’ Ministry Ginny Zaloudek Parish Council Dino Busalachi Parish Picnic Dino Busalachi Parish School of Religion Ann Bender Prayer Line Debbie Pleimann QAS Fun Seekers Jackie Appel QAS School Shannon Sanchez Rising Above Young-widowed Sorrow Carol Susanka Respect Life Apostolate Jeannine Sinak School Board Bob Schillinger Scrip Roger and Pam Luchtefeld Spirit Singers Larry Pleimann Saint Vincent De Paul Society Tom Knese Stewardship Committee Kelli Madigan Saints Connection Karen Ahlemeyer Variety Guild Elizabeth Knecht Vocations Committee Ed & Debbie Barron Welcoming Committee Parish Office Widowed In Need Gather Socially Carol Sevcik Youth Ministry Emily Pellarin
Parish Ministry Contacts - Consult Parish Directory for Phone Numbers
Liturgical Ministers November 12 - 13
Presider Extraordinary Minister Captain
Lectors Cantor Servers Ushers
5:00 p.m. (Sat) Msgr. Breier Loretta Patton Bev Brynda Anne DeRuntz
Paula Welker Anna Pagano Olivia Bender Page Bender
Ron Pozzo Kathy Pozzo Marge Burtnett
7:30 a.m. Fr. Fonseca Tom Teschner Kurt Loeffler Rebecca Froelke
TBD
Abby Finnegan Joe Basse Sidney Basse
Brian Redford Bob Schillinger Betty Bast
9:00 a.m. Fr. Waldman Debbie Redd Lorenzo Rizzi Steve Rubie
Celebration Singers
Andrew Lane Jacob Lane Joshua Lane Olivia Lane
Bob Sinak Jeannine Sinak John Hennekes
10:30 a.m.
Msgr. Breier Sheila Florian Ralph Stanley Laurie Dulle
Seraphim Singers
James Schueler Joseph Schueler Luke Schueler Matthew Schueler
Dave Little Harold Stanfield Ray Hapak Michelle Hapak
12:00 p.m. Fr. Fonseca Joe Waddock Youth Ministry Youth Ministry Emily Gurley Nate Dalton Molly Braunel
Mike Bradford Lisa Heinzman Linda McMullen
Church Name & Address Queen of All Saints #012323 6603 Christopher Drive St. Louis, MO 63129 Contact person: Mary Arconati, 314-846-8207, ext. 202 or 200 Software: WinXP-SP3, Pub 2003, AA-X Date of publication: Number of pages transmitted: Cover + 13 text pages + this page = 15 (2 ad pages) Day & time of transmission: Wednesday, 4 PM for Friday delivery Special instructions: 16-pager for this week, please.
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