The parish family of Assumption · 2015-05-19 · Ascension of the Lord May 17, 2015 This Week At Assumption Sunday, May 17 Youth Ministry Car Wash 1:15pm-4:15pm Lot A 8th Grade Sports

Ascension of the Lord May 17, 2015

The parish family of Assumption


Assumption Staff 636.240.3721

Ext:

Parochial Administrator 242 Rev. Mitch Doyen

Associate Pastor 325 Rev. Mark Whitman

Associate Pastor 238 Rev. Andrew Meiners, C.Ss.R.

Deacons Jerry Hurlbert Fred Volansky Bill Walbridge Ext Dir of Lay Pastoral Ministry 226 Sarah Beams

Lay Pastoral Associate 240 Amanda Suchara 229 Mickie McCool

Director of Administration 225 Jim Hager

Advancement Office 232 Janet Schwendemann 235 Rose Tubbs

Parish Secretary 221 Christine Reinhart

Bookkeeper 234 Mary Knapp

Director of Youth Ministry 222 Cathy Pescarino

Parish School of Religion 636.240.1020 Dir of Religious Education Derlene Hirtz ext 241 Secretary Krista Kenkel ext 328

Child Safety Coordinator Lorraine Niemann 314.837.3757 x224

Sunday Pre School Denise Hoehne 314.954.0092

Parish Council Dennis Maher [email protected]

Christ Renews His Parish Jim & Shelly Schneider 636.379.2538

Coordinator of Music Ministry [email protected] 636.485.2765

www.assumptionbvm.org

Welcome May 17, 2015

Small Church Community

Pentecost Sunday is your chance to get connected in a Small Church Community! A Small Church Community is simply a small group of people who gather regularly to read bits of Scripture, express their faith and grow in friendship. We want to help you get started—all you need is a desire to join others in growing together in relationship with God. Here is what a few of our parishioners have said about being in a Small Church Community: “I thank God every day for my group; it has brought God deeper into my life.” “(I) Think about how close our SCC has brought us to each other – and through that, to the Church.” “I know I’m going to have time to talk about God.” “I started out with 8 other people I barely knew. Now, they are my extended family. The bond is powerful.” “My SCC breaks open the Word of God each Wednesday. I have such a better understanding of Scripture when we read and discuss it together!" Plan to stop by one of our tables next weekend and receive infor-mation about how you, too, can participate in a small group. See you next weekend!


This Week At Assumption Sunday, May 17 Youth Ministry Car Wash 1:15pm-4:15pm Lot A 8th Grade Sports Awards 4:00pm Halls A/B Monday, May 18 Parish Council 7:00pm Conference Room

Club 50+ 7:00pm Hall C Tuesday, May 19 PHD/Benediction 6:30pm Chapel

Kindergarten Graduation 6;30pm Church

Athletic Assoc 7:00pm Conference Room Wednesday, May 20

Centering Prayer 7:00pm Motherhouse

May you find Christ here… may you bring Christ to the world.

The St Louis Review dated May 4-10 highlighted the work of Assumption parishioner, Mary Ann Huber. Mary Ann is a founder of a senior care facility here in O’Fallon. Mary Ann stated the her “passion as a caregiver draws in-spiration from the Blessed Mother.” “The Blessed Mother has always had a very strong impact on my life. I think it’s like when you go to your mom and you ask for something. I ask Mary to give me the strength, give me the wis-dom, give me the know-how to do all I need to do.” The entire article can be accessed at: www.stlreview.com .

Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him, and he in God.” – 1 John 4:15 How strong is your faith? When you have an opportunity to defend your faith or clarify a question about your faith, do you do it? Or, do you re-main silent so that others don’t think you are weird? Pray for the courage to be strong in your faith and share your witness with others.

Thursday, May 21 8th Grade Graduation 7:00pm Church Sunday, May 24 RCIA 8:00am Hall C

Baptism 1:15pm Church

Memorial Day Mass Schedule Please note: On Memorial Day, Monday 25 - there will be one Mass only at 8:00am in Church

St. Vincent De Paul St. Vincent De Paul pantry is in need of the following items: pasta sides, rice sides, jello, pancake mix, grape jelly, boxed potatoes, tea bags, tuna helpers, chicken helpers and canned mandarin oranges. Grocery store gift cards are always welcome. Thank you for your continued support

Please Join Us Please join us with Fr Joe for a formal dedication of the Fr Joseph Kempf Parish Center immediately following the 5pm Mass on June 13. We will gath-er outside the Parish Center for a prayer of blessing and dedication, and then move inside for our Appreciation Dinner/Dance.

ACA Thank You! We would like to thank everyone in the parish who supported the Annual Catholic Appeal. If you missed the opportunity to complete your card during the 3 week campaign, it is not too late! You may drop off your check, made payable to the Annual Catholic Appeal, in the weekly of-fering basket or at the parish office. If you prefer to make payment online, go to the archdiocese web-site, www.archstl.org and follow the links to the ACA. Please note in the comments box that you are from Assumption Parish in O’Fallon, so that our parish receives credit to-ward our goal.


Spring Cleaning and the SVDP Donation Truck!! This weekend – May 16/17 our St. Vin-cent de Paul Society will have a truck in Lot A, waiting to be filled with your donated items: gently used clothing, furniture, small appliances (in working condition), books, CDs, home décor, etc.

Every donated item goes directly to assist the underprivi-leged in our community. As an added bonus, your donat-ed items become vouchers for the SVDP thrift store, which we pass along to clients served in our own SVDP program. Turn your clutter in loving hope for others!

Collection for Animal Shelter Jr. Girl Scout Troop 457 will holding a drive to collect new/gently used items to be donated to the 5 Acres Ani-mal Shelter, formerly the St. Charles Co. Humane Socie-ty. Items being collected are: towels, sheets, blankets, kit-ty litter, dog/cat toys, leashes, collars, beds, pet carriers, and kennels. We will be collecting downstairs in the Parish Center 30 minutes before and after ALL Masses May 16/17. Please help us help the animals! For more info please call Stephanie 636.795.1178 or Sharon 636.474.6035. Thank you!

Sisters of the Most Precious Blood NIGHT AT BUSCH STADIUM St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs

JUNE 26, 2015—7:15 P.M.

Ticket Order Form on www.cpps-ofallon.org or call 636-240-6010

• Game tickets are $40.00 Special group seating is in the outfield loge sections 328-331. Tickets are first come, first serve.

• Bus transportation is offered from O’Fallon, Missouri to Busch Stadium where you will be dropped off near Gate 6. The costs is $15.00.

Assumption Church Main Parking Lot 403 N Main St, O’Fallon, MO

Buss leaves promptly at 5:30pm

Ministry Reflections Eucharist is Our Blessing I love the privilege of being a Eucharistic Minister at my parish, Assumption in O Fallon. As I stand before the line approaching for Eucharist I often wonder about the stories held by the many individuals. I consider how each one of us is blessed and broken. We really have no idea of the stories that could be told.

It’s important to connect by meeting the eyes of the indi-vidual as Eucharist is offered. Often a smile is returned. I sense such a gentle presence in this short exchange. We stand as a Church Community. We are the Mystical Body of Christ.

This past Sunday, I was again standing as a Eucharistic Minister. You get to recognize individuals coming for-ward. I love when parents bring their children with them. In a gentle touch, a blessing is offered the young ones. So, as I’m offering Eucharist to the Moth-er, very quickly her little on is reaching over into the dish to help himself. The Mother quickly averted this potential First Communion. The Mother and I looked at each other in delight and squelched a gig-gle. Yes, we are all the Body of Christ. Kathy Buchheit, FSM


PSR News PSR Registration is ongoing for returning families as well as new families joining PSR for the 2015/2016 school year. To register for PSR next year you may follow the link on either the parish web-

site (religious education tab) or go directly to www.fastdir.com/assumptionpsr.

Returning Families can log in and register, then email [email protected] with your session choice.

New Families – you can register online or via paper regis-tration form that can be found on our website.

Grades 1-8: Classes are on Tuesday or Wednesday from 6:00-7:30 pm. Classes run from September 8/9, 2015, through May3/4, 2016. Classes are on first come-first serve basis. As classes are filled on one night; you will only have op-tion of the opposite. You are highly encouraged to regis-ter; space is limited. Any questions? Call 636-240-1020 or email at [email protected].

Taste of St. Dominic Please join St. Dominic High School for the 1st Annual Taste of St. Dominic “Totally Trucks” event, Sunday May 31, 11:00 – 2:00pm. Enjoy a variety of Cuisine, Beverages and Music. Food Trucks include: Pyro Pizz STL, Chris’s Smokehouse BBQ, Locoz Tacoz, Sarah’s Cupcakes, and Lulu’s Shaved Ice and Frozen Custard. FREE ADMISSION. Percentage of the proceeds benefit the Alumni Scholarship Fund.

Earthquake Devastation in Nepal Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and Caritas are on the ground responding to the earthquake in Nepal that has left nearly 5,000 dead and thousands more injured. CRS’s initial goal is to help 10,000 families with emergency shelter, blankets, water treatment kits, and hygiene kits. Given the scale of the disaster, the number receiving help is expected to rise as our staff and partners are able to bet-ter assess the situation, coordinate our response with other agencies and procure additional supplies. CRS has made an initial commitment of $825,000 to relief efforts in Ne-pal, a figure that is expected to rise as the needs become clearer. If you would like to donate, please go to www.crs.org or send your do-nation to 228 W Lexington St, Balti-more, MD 21201-3443.

A Note From Father Mitch Next Monday, May 25, we pause to remember all the men and women who have served in our armed forces, especially those who have given their lives in service to our country. This Memorial Day, I encourage us to re-member well. As a people of faith, we pause to remem-ber the fallen so we can become ever more committed to making peace in our troubled world. Here we will begin our Memorial Day Observance with Eucharist celebrated at 8:00 am, where we remember Christ’s death and res-urrection. Jesus’ death on the cross is the end of death; his crucifixion is the end of killing; our communion is testimony to our longing for everlasting life for all God’s children.

During mass we will remember all men and women who have served or currently served. We encourage you to bring pictures of your loved ones who have served in any branch of our armed services. We will create a book of remembrance to be placed on permanent display in our Parish Center. We will also pray publicly for each of them at the beginning of mass. Near the end of mass we will process out to the cemetery where we will honor all our parishioners who have served and are buried here. We will pledge ourselves to honor their legacy by work-ing for peace. The final blessing, ending our celebration of the Eucharist, will take place in the cemetery. Memorial Day now marks the beginning of summer, the day the pools open. Let us not forget its true purpose; we take a day to remember the fallen and to pray for peace. Please join us in Church this Memorial Day. I commend us all to our Blessed Mother, Mary.

Baptism Preparation Class All parents are required to participate in a class of Pre-Baptismal instruction before having their child/children baptized at Assumption. For expectant parents it is often better to attend this class before baby is born. Call the Parish Office at 240.3721 to schedule a class.


Freshman Fiesta . . Great Big Musical Announce-ment . . . & Much More . . . It has been an incredible month as we welcomed in our incoming high school teens at the Freshmen Fiesta! It was a fabulous night with incredible fun, amazing worship and powerful prayer. And….here it is the great big musi-cal announcement…our show for next fall will be (drum roll please….) MARY POPPINS! Mark your calendars now for the weekend before Thanksgiving to see an amazing production. We are off and running and plan-ning for summer as we continue to inspire young people to find Christ here and have a BLAST along the way! Your Servants In Christ, Cathy, Ania & Jake May 17 – YM CARWASH TODAY – after Noon Mass (1:15-4:15) in front of the Fr. Joe Kempf Parish Center – come and help support our summer trips 20 – BIBLE STUDY Sophia House 7-8:30pm 27 – XTREME TEEN – The rescheduled DRUNK DRIV-ING REANACTMENT Come and watch this drama on the parish parking lot at 7pm which will include local fire fighters, police and emergency crew. Anyone14 years and older is welcome to attend. Questions & discussion will follow in Hall C until 9pm. 31 – Another YM CARWASH – following the Noon Mass (1:15-4:15) in front of the Fr. Joe Kempf Parish Center – another chance to help!

Email: [email protected] Phone: 636.485.5221 Like us on Facebook: Assumption Church Youth Group Follow us on twitter: ACYG@acyg3 WE NOW HAVEINSTAGRAM: acyg.youthministry

Assumption Youth Ministry SonSpark Labs will have a “Giving Beaker” in the Nar-thex of Church this weekend where you will find “lab notes” containing our wish list of supplies that are needed for our week at VBS. Please feel free to take a paper home if there are any supplies that you may be able to donate. We need paper goods, lab/medical equipment for science experiments, props for skits, and more. Any and all supply donations are greatly appreciated! You may drop off supplies in the VBS Supply Box (found in the gathering area in the basement of church) or to the PSR office by 5/31. Please email [email protected] or call 636.240.1020 with any questions. Thank you for your support of our Vacation Bible School program!

Spiritual Journey Spain,Portugal,France - September 1 - 13, 2015 To include Fatima and Lourdes, Church of St. Anthony of Padua in Lisbon, Church of the Eucharistic Miracle in Santarem, visiting the Basilica of St. Teresa of Avila, Basilica of St. Ignatius (founder of the Jesuits) Basilica of St. Therese “Little Flower of Jesus”. And much more!

Call Bev Raske 636.485.7979 if interested.

All Are Invited To Wear Red On May 24 the church celebrates the great feast of Pente-cost! We celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit who em-powers us to live and love as Jesus, utilizing His very power in this world. The color for Pentecost is red and you will see the priests wear red vestments (this color is also used for feast days of apostles and of martyrs.) We invite everyone to wear read on May 24 if you can do that easily, as an outward sign of our inward openness to the Holy Spirit and belief in His power among us. Whether you are able to wear red or not, may people be able to see in our lives the very power of the Holy Spirit alive in our midst!

Our community garden on Hwy 79, one mile north of Hwy M or Main Street, was a success. Last year, our first year, there were six individuals and fami-lies from Assumption Par-

ish that planted gardens. They grew sweet corn, potatoes, okra, tomatoes, green beans, watermelon, cantaloupe, zucchini and cucumbers. Some of the food was shared with those in need. The garden is first for self, second for family and third for community. The garden has plenty of room for you to plant and grow. Come and grow. For more information contact Jerry 636.544.1505.



Mass Intentions

Sunday, May 17 8:00am Stella Marie Campbell 10:00am Elizabeth McCormack 12:00pm People of the Parish Monday, May 18 6:30am Respect Life Apostolate 8:00am June Muretich

Tuesday, May 19 6:30am Don Aubuchon 8:00am Barbara Ronchetto

Wednesday, May 20 6:30am Bernard DeGhelder Family 8:00am Tony Trautman

Thursday, May 21 6:30am Living & Deceased Parents & Relatives of CPPS Sisters 8:00am William Dubuque

Friday, May 22 6:30am Francis Amptman 8:00am Laura Luebbert

Saturday, May 23 9:00am Deceased Members of the E.A. Kleine Family 5:00pm Tony Trautman

Sunday, May 24 8:00am Harold Thessen 10:00am Helen Tochtrop 12:00pm People of the Parish

We pray for the repose of the soul of:

Anthony Leonardo Grandfather of Jennifer Disbrow

Deacon Don Wussler Brother of Rita Thornhill

Barbara Wells Sister-in-Law of Jenny Callier

Ruby King Mother of and Roxy Tucker Aunt of

Steve King

Florence L. Giulvezan Aunt of both Joe & Bill Wolf

Hazel Owens Sister of Rick Fox

May God welcome them home, fill them with peace, and bless those

who will miss them.

Readings for the Week May 17– May 24

Mon: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:2-3ab, 4- 5acd, 6-7ab; Jn 16:29-33 Tue: Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68:10-11, 20-21; Jn 17:1-11a Wed: Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68:29-30, 33-36ab; Jn 17:11b-19 Thu: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; Ps 16:1- 2a, 5, 7-11; Jn 17:20-26 Fri: Acts 25:13b-21; Ps 103:1-2, 11 -12, 19-20ab; Jn 21:15-19 Sat: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31; Ps 11:4, 5, 7; Jn 21:20-25 Sun: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1 -5; Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35, 27-30; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39 Day: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1, 24, 29-31, 34; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25; Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15

Stewardship Our Gifts to God and Parish

Envelopes (557) Online Giving (1xMonth) Loose Total

April 26

$ 23,969 $ 22,098 $ 940 $ 47,007

Jul 1,2014 - Apr 26,2015

$ 1,293,160 $ 207,662 $ 57,431 $ 1,558,253

Budget 1,551,926

It takes an average weekly collection of $36,000 to sustain our parish mission.

“Every man according as he purposes in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity, for God loves a cheerful giver. 2Cor 9:7

We are grateful to you for your presence, your participation, and your financial support of Assumption Parish.

Banns of Matrimony II Jayme Wright/ Matt Schlichter

Save the date! Saturday August

29, is the date of this year’s Assumption Golf Tournament. The tournament will be held at Incline Village Golf Course, shotgun start at 1:00pm. All proceeds go to Assumption School.

Reunion Weekend St Dominic High School’s Annual Reunion Weekend will be held Sat-urday May 30. If you are a St Dom-inic High School alum and your class year ends in 5 or 0, you and a guest are invited to attend. Mass will be held at 4:00pm followed by individual receptions for each group. Food, drink, tours, alum t-shirt, pho-to booth, and memorabilia are pro-vided. Event is free. To RSVP con-tact Beth Runge, 636.240.8303 ext 119; [email protected] , or www.stdominichs.org/2015-alumni-reunion-weekend.html

Fall Sports Sign Ups Assumption Athletic Association fall sports sign ups are now until May 30. Please sign up online at http://aaa63366003.sportssignup.com/site


20th anniversary of the Deaths of Fr. John Burke and Fr. John Keane On May 8, 1995 Fr. John Burke died unexpectedly at St. Joseph Health Center in St Charles. He was leaving the hospital after a follow-up appointment for days earlier rotator cuff surgery. Fr. Burke had been the pastor of As-sumption for nearly nine years at the time of his death. Fr. Burke was known for his hearty laugh and his work on parish projects. He worked on many construction projects around the church, from building sidewalks to patching leaky roofs. He carried his shovels, hoes and other tools around in a vintage black Chrysler. He was described as devoted, fair and “a down-to earth guy” who “wouldn’t ask you to do anything that he wouldn’t do himself.” Fr. Burke is bur-ied in Assumption’s cemetery. Fr. John Keane was assigned as an associate pastor at As-sumption in November 1994. On May 16, 1995, just eight days after Fr. Burke’s death, Fr. Keane died from brain cancer. Fr. Keane was already scheduled to have surgery for the cancer on May 10 when Fr. Burke died. He sought to postpone the surgery so that he could attend

Father Burke’s funeral, but Archbishop Justin Rigali told him he must follow through with the operation. While only with the parish for a few months he made an impact with the school children. He taught religion classes and most days ate lunch with the kids. He attended their sporting events after school. Fr. Keane is buried at Resurrection Cemetery.

Assumption History The ‘history museum’ presented at the 10th Anniversary of the new church was enjoyed by long time and recent parishioners. There are plans to make a permanent dis-play of the parish’s historical items and documents in the parish center. The items displayed at the anniversary were found in storage on the parish property. We heard from many parishioners at the ‘museum’ who said they or a relative had parish historical items at their homes. Do you have any photos, movies, etc that you would like to donate to the permanent collection? Or perhaps you could loan your items to us to make copies. Please contact Janet Schwendemann at 636.240.3721 x 232 or by email [email protected] if you have something to donate.

Do You Go To Noon Mass? We are welcoming more parishioners to consider becom-ing Usher/Greeters. If you have felt welcomed into As-sumption, we invite you to become Welcomers. We will be holding a Power Training on May 31, immediately after Noon Mass. And a Power Training is exactly what it sounds like… a way to be trained in 15 minutes! We will gather your contact information, talk you through the essentials, and send you on your way with instructional handouts. No registration necessary… see you there!

News from Fr. Joe . . . Greetings, all! The Archbishop has chosen that my next assignment will be as pastor of Sacred Heart in Eureka. It will not be Assumption (no place ever could be) but – from every-thing I can see - it should be a great place, and it will be an honor to love and serve them. Everywhere I go I have been blessed to meet so many good and holy people, and I have no doubt but that I will again do so at Sacred Heart. The parish has about 1,400 households; a somewhat small school and PSR program; and is one of the few areas that is not in St. Charles County that seems to hold some growth potential. Earlier this week I met with Fr. Leo Spezia, the senior-associate there and he sure seemed like a nice guy to work with. Hopefully Big Al will be on his best behav-ior, at least at the start. (Fortunately, I seem to never have to worry about that with Annie.) On June 16 I will officially start my new assignment. Before then, I will be in and out, mostly tied up with writing and videotaping. Fortunately, I will be able to join you for festivities on the night of June 13. After that, from time to time, I still hope to visit Assumption for various events. You would, of course, always be welcome to join us at Sacred Heart for anything we have. I will have so much to learn ... but I already go there a much better person and priest because of my time with all of you. Please know that you will FOREVER be a part of who I am. Love, Fr. Joe


CELEBRATION OF THE MASS

Weekend Masses Saturday 9:00am (Motherhouse Chapel)

Vigil 5:00pm Sunday 8:00am

10:00am 12:00pm

Daily Mass Weekdays 6:30am (Motherhouse Chapel)

8:00am

RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00–4:45pm

BAPTISM

2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 1:15pm. Required Preparation Class.

Call 240.3721 to register.

MINISTRY OF CONSOLATION For one-on-one grief support, contact Kris Bohn at 379.8567, and for information re-garding our grief support series, which is held twice per year, contact Lynn Crews at 294.0821.

OFFICE INFORMATION 403 N Main Street

O’Fallon MO 63366 636.240.3721 Parish Office

636.240.3722 Fax Office Hours - Weekdays 8:30am–4:00pm

ASSUMPTION SCHOOL Principal: Genny Callier

636.240.4474

BULLETIN NOTICES Submit to Parish Office

by Tuesday 9:00am

WEBSITE www.assumptionbvm.org

facebook.com/ @assumptionmedia assumptionparish

CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE Those preparing for marriage should contact the rectory at least one year in advance. One party must be a registered member of Assumption and living an active, practicing Catholic life. Contact Janet at the Parish Office.

RITE of CHRISTIAN INITIATION of ADULTS

(RCIA) Process through which adults are initiated into the Catholic Church by Bap-tism or Profession of Faith. For information Missy Lowrey 314.630.3983.

PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION Religious instruction in the Catholic faith. Call Derlene Hirtz, 636.240.1020 for infor-mation or to register.

CATHOLICS RETURNING HOME For inactive Catholics returning to Church. For more information call Steve King, 699.9961 or Dee King 734.3437.

Crusader Run Save The Date! Join us Saturday September 12, 8:00am. For more infor-mation visit: http://www.fleetfeetstlouis.com/racing/highlighted-races/crusader-run

Volunteers will be needed on the day before the race and race day. To volunteer contact Scott at 636.240.8041 or 314.249.5091 or by email: scott.wilcox@century tel.net

Support Our Teens As "WORKING AT THE CARWASH...whoa, whoa, whoa...WORKING AT THE CARWASH, YEAH!"

After the Noon Mass today, May 17 from 1:15pm - 4:15pm - in front of the Fr. Joe Kempf Parish Center. Bring your dirty car, make a donation and leave with a clean conscience as you help our high school teens raise money to attend Catholic Heart Workcamp and the Steubenville Youth Conference this summer by supporting them at the YOUTH MINISTRY CAR WASH. Come one - come all and make a differ-ence in the lives of our teens!!!

Blood Drive – Sunday, May 31 Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center will be in the Parish Center on Sunday, May 31, after all the Masses. We would love to welcome you there and accept your donation of the gift of life! If you have not donated since April 5, you are eligible to donate at this drive. Please contact Mary Anne Robinson at 636.474.2677 with any questions. You may go to www.bloodcenterIMPACT.org (use sponsor code 9007) to schedule an appointment. Mississippi Valley repre-sentative, Terry Deters, is also available to answer any questions you may have about donating. He can be reached at 314.291.4741 x 227.

Pro Life Event Vitae Foundation is hosting its Annual Pro-Life Event on Tuesday, June 2, at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac. The featured speaker is Allen West, former Congressman and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis.

The registration fee is $100 per person ($50 is tax-deductible). The Event begins at 7:00 p.m. Seating is limited to those with reservations, so make YOURS soon by calling 573.634.4316. Reservations may also be made online at www.VitaeFoundation.org/events

For more information about the event and about Vitae Founda-tion, please visit our website www.VitaeFoundation.org.


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