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Please join in celebrating the gift of STA parish & prepare
for our patronal feast of St. Thomas Aquinas Jan. 28 & 29.
Saturday, January 21
1st day of Novena
Sunday, January 22
All Parish Potluck Dinner Food, Friends, Prizes, Entertainment
STA Lower Lounge 5:00pm
Please bring yourself, family, a main dish, salad or dessert to share.
Monday, January 23
Pizza in the Student Lounge Noon to 1:30 pm
Thanks to Finance Council
Tuesday, January 24
Welcome ISU Professors & students to Soup & Bread in LL after Noon Mass. Thanks to PL Lenten S/B
Wednesday, January 25
St. Thomas Aquinas visits Faith Formation sessions
Thursday, January 26
Cupcakes in Student Lounge Thanks to High School Youth
Social after TNL Thanks to Community Life Team
Friday, January 27
7th day of Novena
Saturday, January 28
Feast of St. Thomas Mass at 4:45pm
Making A World Of Difference Scheman Building at 5:00pm
Sunday, January 29
Feast of St. Thomas Masses
St. Thomas visits Faith Formation sessions & Coffee & donuts
Social after 7:00pm Mass Thanks to Campus Ministry.
Welcome to
STA All Parish Potluck Dinner with Food, Fun, Prizes, Entertainment
Sunday January 22 at 5:00pm Lower Lounge
Bring your family, friends and a main dish, salad or dessert to share.
Whole Parish Catechesis Plan to join other STA parishioners for a pre-Lenten,
spiritual Walking with Jesus into the Desert: Building a
Beloved, Resilient Community.
To be held Sun., Feb. 12, 11:30-1:45pm AND
repeated on Wed., Feb. 16, 5:45-8pm.
Adult presentation by Gary Guthrie, a certified
Spiritual Director, local organic farmer, and STA
parishioner.
More details in next week's bulletin.
Making a World of Difference DINNER AND RAFFLE TICKETS
will be sold after Masses this weekend and next (21/22).
The event will be held on January 28th. Come show your
support for your St. Thomas Aquinas family while having a
good time!
PARISH DANCE Dance for people of all ages to follow the Making a
World of Difference dinner/auction.
Saturday, Jan. 28, 9 PM to 11:30 PM in Scheman.
$5 tickets will be sold after all weekend masses
alongside dinner/auction ticket sales.
Tickets to the dinner/auction also cover admission to
the dance.
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Sunday in Ordinary Time January 15, 2012
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Series of talks on Christian Joy All are invited to deepen your understanding of Christian
Joy through a series of talks on Living in the Joy of the Lord.
Prophets and Martyrs Room - Thursdays at 7:00 pm.
The series is sponsored by the Charismatic Prayer Group.
Jan. 19 – Joy, the Enemy of Evil
Jan. 26 – Joy, the Love of Jesus
Feb. 2 – Joy, the Essence of Prayer
Feb. 9 – Joy, the Reward of Forgiveness
Feb. 16 – Joy, the Gift of the Eucharist
For more info contact Bob Horton ([email protected]).
Infant Baptism One parent must be a registered member of STA, be an active
practicing Catholic and attend a preparation session. Our next infant baptism preparation session will
be Monday January 23 at 7:00pm in Newman/Bethany Rm. Our next celebration of infant Baptism will be Sat. Feb. 4th
at 4:45 Mass. (note change of date). A meal for families & friends will follow. For more info contact S. Lorraine.
Small Groups Sign-up for a small group!
On-line at
www.staparish.net/campusministry
After Masses this weekend on the
Gathering Space Table or in the Student Lounge.
Space is limited.
Contact <[email protected]> or Mariah
<[email protected]> for more information.
Spirituality and Dating Retreat Save the date – February 10th & 11th
Registration and more information: <www.staparish.net/
campusministry> under applications.
Want to serve your peers next year? Peer Ministry 2012/2013 Applications.
Deadline Tuesday, January 23rd
Applications available on-line at <www.staparish.net/
campusministry>
In the Student Lounge or contact <[email protected]>
Cyclone Olympics & Penny Drive 1 Peer Minister, 1 Service/Immersion trip leader, and 1 staff
member will compete in a series of challenges to kick off the
dance.
Competitors to be determined by a Penny Drive.
From now until Friday, January 27, cast your votes to deter-
mine these participants.
Pennies are positive points; bills and other change are nega-
tive points
Competitors jars available in the parish office.
Sundays
9:30-11:00am—Lower Lounge
An Affirmation Based on the Writings of Dr. King
I refuse to believe that we are unable to influence the events which
surround us.
I refuse to believe that we are so bound to racism and war, that
peace, brotherhood and sisterhood are not possible.
I believe there is an urgent need for people to overcome oppression
and violence, without resorting to violence and oppression.
I believe that we need to discover a way to live together in peace, a
way which rejects revenge, aggression and retaliation. The
foundation of this way is love.
I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the
final word in reality. I believe that right temporarily defeated is
stronger than evil triumphant.
I believe that peoples everywhere can have three meals a day for
their bodies, education and culture for their minds, and dignity,
equality and freedom for their spirits.
I believe that what self-centered people have torn down, other-
centered people can build up.
By the goodness of God at work within people, I believe that
brokenness can be healed. "And the lion and the lamb shall lie
down together, and everyone will sit under their own vine and fig
tree, and none shall be afraid."
Gracious God, you create us and love us; you make us to live together in
a community. We thank you for Martin Luther King, Jr. and all your
children who have been filled with your vision for our lives and who have
worked to bring your vision into reality. Fill us with your vision. Guide
us to live by your vision, working to build the beloved community where
everyone is welcomed, all are valued, power is shared, privilege is no
more, and all your children know wholeness and well-being. Through
Jesus Christ we pray. Amen.
Retreats
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Sun., Jan. 15 8:30-9:30am Pre-K/Kndg
10-11:15am Pre-K/Kndg,
Wed., Jan. 18 5:45-7pm Gr. 1-5 (Prayer Listeners)
7:15-8:30pm Gr. 6-10
Sun., Jan. 22 8:30-9:30am Pre-K/Kndg
10-11:15am Pre-K/Kndg, Gr. 1-5
Gr. 1-5 (Prayer Listeners)
FAITH FORMATION Children/Youth
Grade 9 Purity Retreat Sun., Jan. 22, from 11:30am-8pm at STA.
Facilitated by Kathy White and team of ISU students.
Includes 9th graders from Sts. Peter & Paul, Gilbert,
St. Patrick, Nevada and St. Cecilia, Ames.
YOUTH MINISTRY
Greetings STA High School and Middle School Youth! Check-out the upcoming activities for January 2012! Mark your
calendars and RSVP for each event that you will attend. Please
email your response to: <[email protected]>
Wed., Jan. 18, 2012
Middle School Students – Subs n’ Service Social
We will enjoy Subway sandwiches together and begin working on
bookmarks for our brothers and sisters at, Dulce Nombre de
Maria, in Honduras. 5:45-7:00pm, Kitchen-Lower lounge
RSVP by: Jan. 11.
Wed., Jan. 25, 2012
High School Students – Eat, Bake, and Celebrate St. Thomas
Aquinas! We will enjoy pizza together, and then set-up a cupcake
-baking assembly line to provide for Thursday’s eating enjoyment
in the student lounge. 5:00-7:00pm Kitchen-Lower lounge
Read about these topics and more
In the January 15 issue of “The Witness”
Kim Hermsen, of Dubuque Mazzuchelli Catholic Middle
School will receive the distinguished principal award from
the National Catholic Education Association.
Final edition of excerpts of letters of Bishop Mathias Loras
Pope Benedict names two American bishops as cardinals
Order our archdiocesan newspaper ($25 for 1 year) by calling 1-
800-588-0556.
THE WITNESS
IN YOUR PRAYERS
+ Together we lift up those intentions on our
Prayer Board in the Gathering Space +
Congratulations on the baptism of Thomas Daven, son of
Jennifer & Daven Doobay
Sacramental Preparation Confirmation Candidate/Sponsor Day of Reflection-- Sat.,
Jan. 21, 1-5:45pm, Lower Lounge
First Communion Preparation Meeting-- Tues., Jan. 31,
6:30-8pm, Lower Lounge; (parents and children must
attend) Child care available.
Adult Faith Formation
Catholicism 101 WHAT: a non-credit six-session course on the principal
teachings and practices of the Catholic Church, with
opportunities for participants to ask questions;
taught by St. Thomas Aquinas parish staff
WHEN: for two hours (7-9pm) on Mon. nights, beginning
Feb.6
WHERE: Our Lady of Guadalupe, (classroom on basement
level of STA)
To register and/or for more information, please contact the Direc-
tor of Faith Formation, Kathy White at <[email protected]>
Adult Bible Study on the Book
of Psalms This past year, Pope Benedict has been
encouraging Catholics worldwide to read,
know, and pray the 150 psalms of the Old
Testament. An eleven week bible study, "Psalms: The School of
Prayer," will be offered at STA on Wednesday evenings during
the Spring Semester. It begins with an introductory section on
Wed., Jan. 11. If you would still like to participate, please con-
tact the facilitator, Fr. Jim Dubert at <[email protected]>.
Adult Retreat Opportunities WOMEN of STA--don’t neglect your need to deepen your
relationship with God and community! Attend a Christian Ex-
perience Weekend (CEW). The CEW weekend is an adult re-
newal experience offering participants a better understanding of
old and new aspects of their Christian faith. The 2012 weekends
for women will be January 27-29 (Ankeny) and March 2-4
(Montour). MEN, your opportunities for a CEW are February 17
-19 (Ankeny) and February 24-26 (Montour). Brochures for both
locations are available in the gathering space at STA and at
www.olih.org/cew and http://www.sthenrychurch.com/
CEW.2012%20Brochure%20%28REVISED%29.pdf.
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COMMUNITY NOTICES
America’s Sunday Supper On Sunday, Jan. 15 you are invited to participate in a community
-by-community, nationwide conversation about our most pressing
social issues in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This is an
opportunity for individuals to reach out to a new person and build
community over a shared meal.
Come together to share a meal and discuss issues that affect our
community and highlight the power each person has to make a
difference.
In Ames, we will be gathering at First United Methodist Church
(516 Kellogg) at 5:30 pm. The Sunday Supper will take place
along with the Food at First meal. To sign up (not required, just
helps with the planning) go to:
www.meetup.com/MLKDaySundaySuppers/
“Little Dresses for Africa”
Work Days at the Workspace The Workspace at the Iowa State Memorial Union is hosting a
work weekend for the non-profit organization ―Little Dresses for
Africa‖ January 14 – 16, 2012. Hours are 1 – 4pm on Sunday and
Monday.
Volunteers can assist with making dresses from pillow cases,
providing relief and hope for children in Africa. From cutting
fabric and ironing to sewing, there is a place for anyone that has
an hour or two to spare. The Workspace will provide the
supplies, however if you would like to donate new or gently used
pillowcases or notions you may bring them that day.
To date The Workspace has sent over 400 dresses. ―Over one
million children in Malawi alone have been orphaned to HIV/
AIDS. Because girl orphans are among the most devalued and
abused in their culture, and face such oppression, it is the mission
of Little Dresses for Africa to plant in the hearts of these little
girls that they are worthy. We’re not just sending little dresses –
we’re sending HOPE!‖ - <www.littledressesforafrica.org>
There is no charge to participate and no pre-registration is
necessary. Find the Workspace at 2229 Lincoln Way on the ISU
campus in Ames. For more information call 515.294.0970 or
visit <www.littledressesforafrica.org>
The Meeting Minutes of all Finance Council meetings,
a listing of the Council membership and other forms
are available at staparish.net/finance - know what
your parish leadership group is discussing and talk to
members of the Council if you have an opinion or
insight to share—or better yet consider sharing YOUR
time and willingness to serve with the parish as a
member of the Finance Council.
All are welcome to the next meeting of the Finance
Council, Tuesday, January 24th, starting at 7:00 pm
in the Newman room. Join us if interested!
What have you done for your marriage today?
www.foryourmarriage.org
Resources for living happily ever after! from the United State Conference of Catholic Bishops
LIBRARY BOOK REVIEWS
The WOW Factor:
Bringing the Catholic Faith to Life by William J. O’Malley
William J. O’Malley, S.J. is the author of many books on
spirituality, several of which are in the library. His latest, The
WOW Factor, is a book for those who wonder if their faith has
anything new to say. It brings readers up to date on Catholic
understandings of God, the Bible, our origins, and our future. It
also includes insights from mystics and scientists, saints and
atheists. O’Malley writes that ―Something exhilarating could
happen to your living if you ever owned the truth that the
Unspeakable Holy One, the Architect of infinite quasars and
infinitesimal quanta—the Ultimate Wow—knows you by name,
calls you his, finds you precious.‖
Shelf list # 230.2/OMA
Between Heaven and Mirth:
Why Joy, Humor, and Laughter Are at the Heart
of the Spiritual Life by James Martin
In Between Heaven and Mirth, James Martin assures us that God
wants us to experience joy, to cultivate a sense of holy humor,
and to laugh at life’s absurdities – not to mention our own
humanity. Father Martin invites believers to rediscover the
importance of humor in our daily lives and to embrace an
essential truth: faith leads to joy. Holy people are joyful people,
says Father Martin, offering countless examples of levity in the
stories of biblical heroes and heroines, in the lives of saints and
great spiritual masters. He shows us how the parables are often
the stuff of comedy, and how the gospels reveal Jesus to be a man
with a sense of joy. In fact, Father Martin argues that thinking
about a Jesus without a sense of humor may be close to heretical.
Shelf list # 241.4/MAR
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PARISH STAFF
Pastor, Fr. Jon Seda ............................................ x13
[email protected] .......................... (h) 292-1192
Associate Pastor, Fr. Jim Dubert……………... x 17
[email protected] .......................... (h) 337-1265
Campus Ministry/Social Justice
Shari Reilly ...................................................... x15
[email protected] .................... (c) 515-509-6851
Campus Ministry, Misty Prater .......................... x14
[email protected] (c)785-633-5206
Liturgy & Music, Todd Flowerday ................... x24
[email protected] .................... (c) 816-838-6579
Business Manager, Bobby LeBlanc ................... x12
[email protected] ...........................(c)708-2861
Parish Life/RCIA
Lorraine Schmaltz, PBVM............................... x16
Development & Alumni, Kris Egan ................... x18
Faith Formation, Kathy White ........................... x29
[email protected]. ..........................(c) 451-3202
Youth Ministry, Cynthia Sneller………...………...x30
Marriage Preparation, Brenda Neppel ................. x25
Don Alexander, Secretary .................................. x10
Barb Cockshoot, Secretary ................................. x11
Net Larson, Financial Secretary ........................ x22
Anne Recker, Librarian...................................... x19
Steve Borton .......................................... Maintenance
Phoubane Phommasen ........................... Maintenance
PEER MINISTERS
2210 Lincoln Way Ames, Iowa 50014
515-292-3810 www.STAparish.net
Nathan Bierl Discipleship [email protected]
Ryan McCleish Discipleship [email protected]
Bekka Brown Outreach [email protected]
Brittany Peterson Spiritual Life [email protected]
Kristin Kimm Liturgy [email protected] Mariah Lawler Community Life [email protected]
Patrick Sullivan Community Life [email protected]
Kassi Wheeler Service & Justice [email protected]
Erica Fischer Hospitality [email protected]
Heidi Dittmer Hospitality [email protected]
Diane Walsh Communications [email protected]
WEEKEND MASSES 4:45 PM Saturday 8:30 & 10:30 AM Sunday 7:00 PM Sunday … when ISU classes on Monday
WEEKDAY MASS 12:00 NOON Monday - Friday 9:15 PM Thursday
RECONCILIATION 8:00 - 9:00 PM Thursday 3:30 PM Saturdays & by appointment
PARISH OFFICE HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM Monday—Friday 6 PM - 8:30 PM Monday—Thursday
STUDENT CENTER Open 8 AM to Midnight … 7 days/week
Party Friday, February 17
th from 7 to 9 pm in the Lower Lounge.
The annual STA
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PARISH STAFF
Pastor, Fr. Jon Seda ............................................ x13
[email protected] .......................... (h) 292-1192
Associate Pastor, Fr. Jim Dubert……………... x 17
[email protected] .......................... (h) 337-1265
Campus Ministry/Social Justice
Shari Reilly ...................................................... x15
[email protected] .................... (c) 515-509-6851
Campus Ministry, Misty Prater .......................... x14
[email protected] (c)785-633-5206
Liturgy & Music, Todd Flowerday ................... x24
[email protected] .................... (c) 816-838-6579
Business Manager, Bobby LeBlanc ................... x12
[email protected] ...........................(c)708-2861
Parish Life/RCIA
Lorraine Schmaltz, PBVM............................... x16
Development & Alumni, Kris Egan ................... x18
Faith Formation, Kathy White ........................... x29
[email protected]. ..........................(c) 451-3202
Youth Ministry, Cynthia Sneller………...………...x30
Marriage Preparation, Brenda Neppel ................. x25
Don Alexander, Secretary .................................. x10
Barb Cockshoot, Secretary ................................. x11
Net Larson, Financial Secretary ........................ x22
Anne Recker, Librarian...................................... x19
Steve Borton .......................................... Maintenance
Phoubane Phommasen ........................... Maintenance
PEER MINISTERS
2210 Lincoln Way Ames, Iowa 50014
515-292-3810 www.STAparish.net
Nathan Bierl Discipleship [email protected]
Ryan McCleish Discipleship [email protected]
Bekka Brown Outreach [email protected]
Brittany Peterson Spiritual Life [email protected]
Kristin Kimm Liturgy [email protected] Mariah Lawler Community Life [email protected]
Patrick Sullivan Community Life [email protected]
Kassi Wheeler Service & Justice [email protected]
Erica Fischer Hospitality [email protected]
Heidi Dittmer Hospitality [email protected]
Diane Walsh Communications [email protected]
WEEKEND MASSES 4:45 PM Saturday 8:30 & 10:30 AM Sunday 7:00 PM Sunday … when ISU classes on Monday
WEEKDAY MASS 12:00 NOON Monday - Friday 9:15 PM Thursday
RECONCILIATION 8:00 - 9:00 PM Thursday 3:30 PM Saturdays & by appointment
PARISH OFFICE HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM Monday—Friday 6 PM - 8:30 PM Monday—Thursday
STUDENT CENTER Open 8 AM to Midnight … 7 days/week
Party Friday, February 17
th from 7 to 9 pm in the Lower Lounge.
The annual STA
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Birthright 108 Hayward Ave. 292-8414 Pregnancy tests & Counseling
free and confidential www.birthright.org
Join Us ! Friday, January 20
The card game: Five Hundred starting at 6:30 pm in the lower lounge—a parish social.
Please sign-up BY Monday, Jan. 16 so we can plan: call the
parish office (515-292-3810) or email [email protected] that
you are coming (and your partner if you have one)—if you don’t
have a partner we will try to find you one! Bring a snack to share.
Discerning Our Giftedness
Parish program of
spiritual gifts discernment.
Take the first step in discovering your true gifts.
Next session starts with a Call & Gifted workshop
on Saturday, February 4. Pick up a brochure in the church building or download one at:
www.staparish.net > RESOURCES > FORMS
Finding Your Spiritual Gifts
Do you ever wonder whether you’re doing what
you’re meant to do, or being who you’re meant to be?
Do you realize how God has gifted you?
Are you sure?
Make time and take advantage of an opportunity
to start exploring your God-given gifts.
ADULTS
In what ways do I live out Jesus’ teaching, as I share my life with
others.
CHILDREN
What would I say to Jesus if I spent an afternoon with him?
STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION
In today’s first reading, we hear Samuel respond eagerly, ―Here I
am!‖ each time the Lord calls him. May we, too, be listening for
the call of God in our lives and be ready to say like the psalmist,
―Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will.‖
READINGS THIS WEEK
Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20/Jn
1:35-42
Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23/Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13/Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51/Mk 3:1-6
Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7/Mk 3:7-12
Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21/Mk 3:13-19
Saturday: 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27/Mk 3:20-21
Next Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20
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