6-14-15 - St. Sabina Parish Home

June 14, 2015
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Sabina
Catholic
Church
Belton, MO
Congratulations to all those who were confirmed
at our Parish on June 1st!
700 Trevis Avenue, Belton, MO 64012 Phone: 816-331-4713
www.stsabinaparish.org
www.facebook.com/stsabinaparish
Fax: 816-322-6196
Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Monday-Thursday and 9:00am - 1:00pm, Friday
Our Parish Staff
Rev. Jeff Stephan, Pastor
Deacon Dwayne Katzer
Deacon Mike Gates
Bridget Hernandez, Stewardship and Social Justice
Kris Larkey, Pastoral Associate
Biagio Mazza, Pastoral Associate
Susan Ratigan, Liturgist
Kirstie Roberts, Dir. of Religious Ed. and Youth Ministry
Marta Roper, Pastoral Care Coordinator
Jeff Shields, Bookkeeper
Tracy Wheeler, Maintenance
Bonnie Kane, Diocesan Victim Advocate
Jenifer Valenti, Diocesan Ombudsman
Weekend Mass Schedule
816-979-3157 X57
816-979-3159
816-979-3151
816-979-3153
816-979-3158
816-979-3155
816-979-3154
816-979-3152
816-392-0011
816-812-2500
Saturday: 4:00pm (Confessions at 3:00pm - 3:30pm)
Sunday: 8:00am and 10:30am in English, 12:30pm in Spanish
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Wellness Center 816-979-3090
Jeannine Midgett 816-979-3093
Patricia Moreno 816-979-3092
MASS SCHEDULE
INTENTIONS FOR JUNE 15-19, 2015
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Friday
8am
6pm
10am
8am
8am
Prayer Service
†Terry Henry
†Leonissa Fenske
†Cesar Regalado
†Maria Moore
(Foxwood Springs)
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2015
4:00pm
†Jim & Vera Hamburg
†Barney Klaus
SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 2015
8:00am
Intentions of the Parish Family
†Edwin & Doris Oberste
10:30am
†Kelly Stephan
12:30pm Spanish †Jacinto Garcia
THIS WEEK
PARISH CALENDAR
Sunday, June 14 - Domingo, 14 de Junio
9:00am
Altar Server Training
11:00am
Ensayo del Coro Hispano
1:30pm
Reunion del Comité Romero
Monday, June 15 - Lunes, 15 de Junio
8:00am
Prayer Service
2:15pm
Wellness Center Diabetes Class
5:30pm
Marian Prayer Group
7:00pm
Boy Scouts - Gym
Tuesday, June 16 - Martes, 16 de Junio
6:00pm
Mass
6:30pm
Altar Server Training
7:00pm
Boy Scout Committee Meeting
7:00pm
Ignatian Spirituality Workshop
Wednesday, June 17 - Miércoles, 17 de Junio
9:00am
Legion of Mary
10:00am
Mass at Foxwood Springs
6:00pm
VBS Volunteer Meeting
7:00pm
Knights of Columbus Installation of Officers
Thursday, June 18 - Jueves, 18 de Junio
WELCOME, FR. CURT VOGEL
9:30am
Quilters
Welcome to our new associate pastor, Fr. Curt Vogel, who begins his ministry at St. Sabina on
Wednesday, June 17th!
6:00pm
Harvesters
6:30pm
Girl Scouts Daisies Class
8:00pm
Choir Practice (8am Choir)
PITCHING FOR PRIESTS BASEBALL GAME
On June 15 at 6:30pm all are invited to
watch a baseball game between the
priests of the Diocese of Kansas City - St
Joseph and the priests of the Archdiocese of Kansas City, KS. The game will
be held at the T-Bones Stadium at the the Legends
in KCK. Funds raised will benefit the Vocations
Funds for each diocese. To purchase tickets,
please call 816-630-1090.
This event is being sponsored by Catholic Radio
Network, www.theCatholicRadioNetwork.com.
NEXT WEEKEND
FATHER’S DAY BREAKFAST - JUNE 21
Our Knights of Columbus are hosting a Father’s Day
Breakfast on Sunday, June 21 at 9am - Noon in the
gym. All dads eat free. Come and enjoy biscuits,
gravy, eggs and more!
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Friday, June 19 - Viernes, 19 de Junio
8:00am
Mass
6:30pm
Wedding Rehearsal: McClish/Winkert
Saturday, June 20 - Sábado, 20 de Junio
Communications Collection
7:00am
Helping Hands
3:00pm
Confessions
4:00pm
Mass
6:00pm
Wedding: Sheldon McClish & Taylor Winkert
Sunday, June 21 - Domingo, 21 de Junio
Father’s Day
Communications Collection
9:00am
Knights of Columbus Father’s Day Breakfast
9:00am
Altar Server Training
11:00am
Ensayo del Coro Hispano
STEWARDSHIP
“We are always courageous, although we know that while
we are at home in the body we are away from the Lord,
for we walk by faith, not by sight. Yet we are courageous,
and we would rather leave the body and go home to the
Lord. Therefore, we aspire to please him, whether we are
at home or away.”
2 Corinthians 5: 7-9
As Christians, we also know that the conclusions of the
heart are as valid as those of the mind. Yet, this is one of
the most difficult aspects of our relationship to God and to
one another. Faith implies trust. Without that sense of
trust, that feeling of hope, that awareness that there is
more to truth than what seems obvious, we cannot pursue
discipleship and stewardship the way Jesus has invited
us to live. Our faith - our commitment to living as Christians - must pervade everything in our lives, everything
we do every day.- See more at www.catholicsteward.com/
blog/.
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STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE - JUNE 7
Envelopes/Sobres:
Plate/Canasta:
Maintenance-Upkeep:
Funds on deposit with the Diocese:
$ 12,947.80
$
769.59
$ 1,759.25
$242,206.71
CATHOLIC COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
Next week, our parish will take up the Collection for the
Catholic Communication Campaign. This collection communicates the Gospel through Catholic social media activities and enriches our faith through podcasts, television,
radio, and print media. Half of all proceeds remain in our
diocese and support local needs, so please be generous
in this collection.
STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TALENT:
OFFICE RENOVATION
Thank you to Tracy
Wheeler, Joe Lager, Jacob
Armstrong, Glen Schmidt,
and all the other volunteers
who are helping with the
parish office renovation!
SOCIAL JUSTICE
NEED HELP WITH YOUR HOME?
As a result of our “Love Thy Neighbor”
project, we are beginning a program to
meet some of the needs identified in our
parish community through the survey on
needs. This program is called St. Sabina Helping Hands.
We are currently accepting applications for those who
need help with minor home repairs and yard maintenance
such as: some painting, gutter work, minor plumbing, etc.
Applications and more information are available in the
gathering space. If you need help with your home, please
look over the information provided in the gathering space,
as this is not a complete list of what we can do.
PASTORAL CARE
FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE
DE LA MUERTE A LA NUEVA VIDA
†Rita Miller, wife of Don Miller
†Mary Lou Haefele, mother of Bob Haefele, Jerry
Haefele, Dave Haefele, Debbie Opfer, Chuck Haefele
and Susan Weeda
†Anna Bittner, sister of Msgr. John Leitner
†Rosemary Miller, mother of Pat Berndt
†Helen “Marcela” Schmidt, wife of Norbert Schmidt,
Beautiful Savior
MAY THEY REST IN PEACE. QUE DESCANSEN EN PAZ.
PRAYER REQUESTS
PETICIONES DE ORACIÓN
Berry Alexander
Jennie Baylor
Sheryll Bentley
Allie Biondo
Janet Bremer
Gretchen Butler
Charles Bybee, Jr.
Rita Cain
Marvin Cohen
Joseph Coots
Tyler Corlew
Mary Curtis
Nancy Dalton
Margo Dellaguardia
Paul DeMar
Frances DiGeorge
Dick Garnier
Laverne Harlow
Cherie Hatfield
John Henry
Andy Huffman
Ella Hemmen
Mary Ellen Hermann
Richard Hoedl
Jerry Keating
Teresa Kelly
Bill Locke
Debbie Locke
Jo Locke
Monica Lopez
Sarah Mercier
Rita Miller
Gary Palmer
Chuck Ramsey
Audrey Reichert
Bill Reichert
Doris Shields
Joe Stanley
Noah Stanley
Jean Tate
Bob Westfall
Mary Westfall
Carmitia Yust
ALL ARE WELCOME AT OUR AREA NURSING
HOMES FOR MASS! Questions contact Marta
Roper at 816-979-3154 or marta@ stsabinaparish.org.
NURSING HOME MASS SCHEDULE
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8
10:00am
11:00am
10:30am
10:00am
Foxwood Springs
Carnegie Village
Beautiful Savior
Rehabilitation Center of Raymore
INTERESTED IN MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND
HOMEBOUND? If you are interested in becoming a
Special Minister to the Sick and Homebound or would like
to find out more please contact Marta Roper at 816-9793154, or by email at [email protected].
Then the King will say to those on his right, “Come,
you who are blessed by my Father. Inherit the kingdom prepared for you… For I was hungry and you
gave me food, ...ill and you cared for me, …”
Mathew 25:34
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PARISH HAPPENINGS
LIVING STONES
Foundations for Living Stones
A Faith Formation Program for interested Adults
“Come to him, a living stone...chosen and precious in the
sight of God, and, like living stones, let yourself be built
into a spiritual house...” (1 Peter 2:4-5)
St. Sabina, a Catholic faith community committed to total
and lifelong faith formation, is offering an adult faith formation program titled, Foundations for Living
Stones. The program explores in greater depth and
knowledge the basics of our faith. All the sessions focus
on the ministry that we are called to in and through our
baptism. Communication skills, group development, leadership skills, bible study, church history, prayer and sacraments are some of the many areas explored and examined in depth. Adult methods of learning and reflection
are employed throughout.
The sessions are scheduled on Tuesday evenings, from 7
-9:30 PM, beginning in late August and ending in late
May. This is a 9-month commitment to deepen one’s
skills and knowledge so as to become a more effective
and engaging minister. We hope to work collaboratively
with our neighboring parishes, inviting them to be part of
this mutual learning process. For a brochure or more information, please call or e-mail either Kris or Biagio at:
Biagio Mazza 816-979-3153 [email protected]
Kris Larkey 816-979-3151; [email protected]
LOOKING FOR INSPIRATION? Come to St. Sabina on Tuesday, June 16, 2015, 7:00-8:30 PM, Parish
Center. Join representatives of the Ignatian Spirituality
Center of Kansas City for prayer and a brief overview of
the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life of St. Ignatius
Loyola (SEEL). The program is based on the conversion
experience of St. Ignatius Loyola. The Spiritual Exercises
include journaling, praying with Scripture, and meeting
weekly with a trained prayer companion.
If you are wondering if this is the right time for you to live
this experience, or, if you want to hear about other ways
to expand your prayer life, spend an hour or so with
us. Can’t come on June 16th? Other dates are being finalized in parishes across the metro and will be posted at
http://ignatiancenterkc.org. For more information, please
contact Mary Anne Morgenegg, ISC-KC, 816-809-6652.
SUMMER CHOIR AT 10:30 MASS
Do you enjoy singing? Have you ever thought about singing with the choir at Mass, but have a hard time committing to weekly rehearsals? Well here is your chance!
Summer choir for 10:30 Mass will begin June 7 and run
through July 19. There are no evening rehearsals. Just
show up on Sunday morning at 9:30 AM in the music
room to prepare for Mass that morning. Try it out and see
if it is for you! You can come once, a few times, or each
week if you choose. It is a great opportunity to see what
being in the church choir is all about.
Contact Susan Ratigan in the parish office at 979-3158
or [email protected] for more information.
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PRAYER FOR THE ELECTION OF A BISHOP
O God, eternal shepherd, who govern your flock with
unfailing care, grant in your boundless fatherly love a
pastor for your Church who will please you by his holiness and to us show watchful care. Through our Lord
Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you
in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and
ever. Amen
KANSAS CITY GANGSTER TOUR - JUNE 25
Come and join our Over 55 group for the Kansas City
Gangster Tour on Thursday, June 25. We will meet at
St Sabina at 9am to carpool. The tour begins at 10am
at Union Station where we will board an air-conditioned
bus to take us to the different spots on the tour. There
will not be very much walking on this outing, but we will
be getting on and off the bus several times during the
90-minute tour. The cost is $25 each. Please call the
parish office to sign up.
The Gangster Tour puts you hot on the trail of this
city's most notorious Goodfellas. Our Gangster tour
features an interactive look at the Pendergast era from
1920 to 1945. TV monitors highlight this era with historical film and photographs during this wild and wooly
period. You’ll learn and see how the “Pendergast Machine” controlled the political system and the very fabric of life in Kansas City. The tour highlights infamous
crimes like the Union Station Massacre, shows the locations of speakeasies, gambling halls and how liquor
flowed freely during prohibition. The homes and workplaces of crime bosses, the sites of major turf wars are
also featured on the tour. Professional actor, Tim Phillips, plays Johnny Holiday and will serve as your guide
for this 90-minute tour. Don't make us twist your arm.
Grab a group of friends, hop on the bus and you’ll be
immersed in a melodramatic look at mob homes and
hangouts, turf wars and infamous crimes like the Union
Station massacre.
BLOOD DRIVE - JULY 12
Our next blood drive will be held on Sunday, July 12
from 9am-1pm in the gym. ALL PRESENTING DONORS WILL RECEIVE 2 FREE ROYALS TICKETS
DURING THE 2015 SEASON! Book your appointment
today at savealifenow.org, enter the sponsor code
saintsabina. For additional information, please contact
Michael Dailey at 816-853-8386 or email him at
[email protected].
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
REFLECTION ON THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME , YEAR B
Since the celebration of Pentecost three Sundays
ago, we re-entered the season of Ordinary or numbered
Sundays that began with the feast of the Baptism of
Jesus and was interrupted by the great ninety days of
Lent-Easter-Pentecost. Both Trinity Sunday and the
feast of the Body and Blood of Christ are part of
Ordinary Time, even though we use their festal name
and not their numbered name. Today we pick up the
numbered or ordered Sundays with the Eleventh
Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Responsorial Psalm 92 clues us in to the theme for
this Sunday, that of thanksgiving to God. We are
invited to sing the refrain, “Lord, it is good to give thanks
to you.” The verses specify why thanksgiving is in order.
God’s faithful covenant love is always there, always
sustaining us in both good and bad. Planted or rooted in
the Lord assures the just that they shall flourish and
grow as tall and majestic as the cedars of Lebanon.
Even when old age strips us of vitality and energy, still
the Lord will cause the just to be vigorous and sturdy.
The Lord can be relied on for life and growth.
The first reading from Ezekiel is intended as a
hopeful message to a dejected and lifeless Israel,
destroyed and exiled in Babylonia. Through the prophet,
God assures Israel that from this lifeless state, new
growth and life will come. God will choose a tender
shoot, and plant it on Israel’s mountain heights, causing
it to grow into a great majestic cedar. It will thus provide
hospitality to all, and all will be amazed at it’s majesty
and splendor. God lifts up the lowly and brings down the
mighty. All this is the Lord’s doing. Nothing can prevent
it from happening.
The second reading from Paul’s Second letter to the
Corinthians acknowledges that in life, we “walk by faith
and not by sight,” since we are already connected to the
Lord. Our desire is to be fully connected to the Lord.
Since we are not there yet, the best way to fulfill that
desire it to “aspire to please” the Lord always and
everywhere. One day we will be with the Lord, and will
be held accountable for all that we did. Therefore, if we
desire full union with the Lord,
let us live lives that manifest
such ardent desire.
Mark’s gospel consists of
two parables concerning
God’s reign. Parables are
stories taken from life
experiences intended to stretch
people’s imaginations, helping
them arrive at connections that
they would not ordinarily make. The two parables speak
of insignificant seeds that are sown, which grow
mysteriously and provide growth, life, hospitality and
abundance. This is what the reign of God is all about.
Jesus came to preach and model the reign of God,
inviting others to imitate and live God’s values and life
style. As disciples, we do our best to plant and sow our
own insignificant seeds – our words, our actions, our
lives – trusting that God will cause life, growth, and
abundance to happen. Often God’s reign is realized in
the most unexpected and insignificant times, places and
events. The poor, the oppressed, the marginalized and
those suffering become fertile ground for God’s
abundant life-giving growth and harvest. This is the
essential mystery of God’s reign.
As we “walk by faith and not by sight” we are invited
to be part of building up God’s reign. Jesus tells us that
God’s reign is assured. Paul invites us to do our own
insignificant part in making that reign a reality. We know
and trust that God will do the rest, and that nothing will
stop that from happening.
This Sunday, reflect on how you cooperate with God
in building up God’s reign, no matter where you are
planted. How do you plant those insignificant seeds
that God causes to sprout into majestic cedars, offering
life, nourishment, shelter and security to all? Ask God
for help and strength to do all you can do make God’s
reign real and active today.
SCC
BIBLE STUDY
Biagio Mazza, Pastoral Associate
READINGS FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2015
BIBLE STUDY AND SUNDAY READINGS
1st Reading: Ezekiel 17:22-24
Psalm: Psalm 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16
2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians 5:6-10
Gospel: Mark 4:26-34
Catholics are mostly exposed to the Bible through the
Sunday Lectionary Readings. In order to help us all
enter into the Bible through the Sunday readings, we are
offering study sessions that will provide an opportunity to
read, to study background to the readings, and to reflect
on how to apply the readings to our lives. We will gather
on June 28th, July 26th and August 23rd at 10:30am.
All are welcome. Bring a Bible and a friend. To register
for these sessions, please call Biagio at 816-979-3153.
SCC CORE LEADER MEETING
Our SCC Core Leaders will meet on Tuesday,
June 23 at 4pm.
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YOUTH MINISTRY
UPLIFT ORG.
needs volunteers! If you would like to
bring meals to the homeless on the 4th or 5th Monday of
any month, please contact Kirstie Roberts to sign up! This
ministry is open to all parishioners age 14 and older.
Volunteers must report to the Uplift Warehouse by 5pm
and will be finished around 9:30pm.
UPLIFT COOKS!
Anyone who would like to help
prepare a meal for the homeless is welcome to join our
team on the 4th Monday of each month at 10am in the
gym. It’s recommended that you bring a good cutting
knife and vegetable peeler.
HARVESTERS! This local food bank provides food to
needy families around the KC area. Volunteers are
needed to help sort food donations and pack weekend
food bags for kids to help fight hunger in our community.
We will be taking a group of 5 people on the third
Thursday of each month beginning in June. If you would
like to volunteer, call or email Kirstie Roberts in the Youth
Office to sign up. This ministry is open to all ages!
SUMMER SOFTBALL
Junior High and High School
Youth are welcome to join us in a few friendly games of
softball with area churches. Our games will be on July
26th and August 2nd from 2-4pm at Presentation church
ball field in Lee’s Summit. If you need a ride, please meet
at St. Sabina at 1:15pm. Permission slips are on the
website and in the youth office.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO WERE
CONFIRMED JUNE 1ST!
SCHOOL OF RELIGION
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - JULY 12-16
This year’s Vacation Bible
School will be July 12th
through the 16th, 5:30pm 8:30pm daily. Volunteer
and children registrations
are available on our
website and some will be
available in the back of
church. This year’s theme
is “Conquering Challenges with God’s Mighty
Power”. Classes will be for children in Kindergarten
and up, and Jr. High students can sign up to be
helpers. Registrations are due June 28! If you
have any questions please call Kirstie at 816-9793155.
FORM FOR COMMUNICATION WITH MINORS
Parents and guardians must now sign a form giving
permission for St. Sabina staff, specifically the Youth
Director, Kirstie Roberts to respond to text
messages, emails and phone calls from the youth of
the parish. These forms are available in the back of
the church with the PSR registrations and in the
Youth Office.
All volunteers with youth and children must
attend one Protecting God’s Children workshop,
submit to a background check and sign the
policy on Ethics and Integrity in Ministry, (EIM).
CHILD SAFETY
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to
combatting sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual
abuse:
1) Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at
1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently
under the age of 18), and
2) Contact your local law enforcement
agency or call 911, and
3) After reporting to these civil and law
enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to
the Diocesan Ombudsman, Jenifer Valenti, at
816.812.2500 or [email protected], if the abuse
involves a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer of
the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care
and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and
their families. Please contact Victim Advocate Bonnie
Kane at 816.392.0011 or [email protected] for more
information.
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RCIA
ST. SABINA RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION
OF ADULTS – 2015-2016
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, the RCIA, is a
process which welcomes all who are interested in becoming Catholic, or any Catholic wishing to deepen their understanding of the faith. The Rite involves the formation
of a community that learns, shares, builds community and
prays together to deepen their relationship to God and to
the parish family. During the next few weeks, we will be
asking if you are aware of anyone who would benefit from
participation in this faith learning process. Below are
some of the values that we hold as Catholic Christians,
which we readily share with all who desire to journey with
us through the RCIA.
WHY BE CATHOLIC?
The Catholic Church has consistently believed that God
has a universal will and desire to save all people. Our
God is the God of all people. God has initiated this love
relationship with all creation and desires to bring all to
fullness through total union with God for all eternity. Each
one is called to union with God through the faith path and
tradition that they feel God is leading them.
If this is so, then why be Catholic? One is Catholic, not
because it is the only way to God, but because one feels
attracted to the things that the Catholic tradition offers.
One feels at home more in the Catholic tradition than in
other faith traditions. The following list is meant to highlight some of those aspects of the Catholic tradition that
have attracted others to it.
Catholics are not the only ones that value these qualities.
Nor have we been consistent in following through on
them. But, no matter the history, we seem to have held
onto these values rather consistently.
See if these are values and attractions for you.
1. We affirm a belief in the goodness of all creation.
2. We have a universal sense of openness to all people
and all cultures.
3. We affirm that we are all called to holiness.
4. We are committed to continual growth as persons.
5. We are challenged to change the world and society
into the reign of God.
6. We are called to live in community.
7. We have historical roots and identity.
8. We respect reason, human knowledge and human
exploration.
If you or anyone you know would be attracted to these
values, please share the information with them. Please
fill out the contact information sheet located in the gathering space and we will personally contact and invite all
those interested to our RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults) Meal which will be held on Thursday, August
27th, 2015 at 6:00pm.
AREA INFORMATION
DACA RENEWALS
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) must be
renewed every two years. If you have DACA status,
please be aware that the renewal process takes about 6
months. Please refer to the following timeline to ensure
that you renew your DACA on time:
1. Check the expiration date on your work permit
2. Gather proof of presence in the United States since
applying for DACA
3. Save money for the filing fee and for an attorney
Processing a DACA renewal takes approximately 5
months. To ensure timely renewal, 6 months prior to your
DACA expiration you should begin the renewal process.
BEGINNING EXPERIENCE - A WEEKEND AWAY
FOR A LIFETIME OF CHANGE.
Serving the Widowed, Separated and
Divorced; who are suffering the loss of
a love relationship and may feel left
out by their church, uneasy around
married friends, unsure of themselves
and uncertain about their futures. Helps grieving persons
focus on their experience, deal with the natural grief process and offers an opportunity to turn the pain of loss into
an experience of positive growth emerging from the darkness of grief into the light of a new beginning.
The next Beginning Experience Weekend is July 17-19,
2015 at Precious Blood, Liberty, MO. For more information visit: www.beginningexperience.org, email: [email protected], or contact Jerry 785-766-6497.
FINANCIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Holy Rosary Credit Union is offering financial education
classes at their main branch, 533 Campbell St, KCMO.
To register, please call 816-221-2734. Class is free.
• Credit 101, June 20, 10:30-Noon, in English
MORE CONFIRMATION PHOTOS…
For more information Contact Biagio Mazza at 816331-4713 or by e-mail: [email protected]
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PARISH HAPPENINGS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
¡FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS!
Yareli Alvarez, Doug Ambrose, Israel Andrade, Stephanie
Arroyo, Lindsey Avila, Melissa Bondon, Tom Breier, Jim
Burdick, Maurice Burgin, Litzy Castillo, Maria Cervantes, Rafael
Chavez, Lorie Ciccio, Jose Coreas, Matthew Crosby, Leonardo
Curls, Nancy Dalton, David Diaz Jr., Jorge Estrella, Juan
Franco, Justin Friend, Angela Gaither, Roberto Garcia, Marissa
Goldsmith, Enrique Gonzalez, Humberto Guardado, Kathryn
Guezaraga, Payton Hadley, Dallas Hall, Edgar Hernandez,
Ismael Hinojos, Javier Hinojos, Chris Hintz, Joanie Hoffman,
Kim Jackson, Belinda Jaimes, Dennis Johnson, Luke Kille,
Patrick Lacy, Ericelda Landaverde, Andres Lopez, Rita Lopez,
Spencer Lueckenotto, Brandon Mansur, Jacob McLain, Harlan
Miederhof, Austin Moulder, Grace Newton, John Noel, Josue
Orozco Ramirez, Melisa Padilla, Maria Pulido, Antonio
Randazzo, Daniel Ratigan, Delfino Razo, Rosemary Reinhart,
Jose Reyes, Abigail Rocha, Ivan Rodelo, Antonio Romero,
Nancy Ruffini, John Samson, Jordan Sedlock, Kathy Shields,
Charles Stinger, Sheyla Varela, Jose Vazquez, Rachel
Werkowitch, Astrid Zarco
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! ¡FELIZ ANIVERSARIO!
Carl & Felicia Oakes
Danny & Alyssa Villanueva
Tim & Theresa Cervantes
Collin & Melissa Kelch
Dean Lenz & Tiffany Mayerchack
Mike & Theresa Humke
Javier Rocha & Gloria Sanchez
Doug & Jessica Wink
Mario Lopez & Vilma Figueroa
Jose & Marta Serrano
Juan & Yolanda Franco
Gary & Cyndi Lueckenotto
David & Meg Sell
Wayne & Jan McDougal
Rob & Diane Lang
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WELLNESS CENTER
STRESS MANAGEMENT MADE EASY…
GRATITUDE Although it is not always easy to do,
gratitude can make all the difference in our stress level.
Our minds tend to focus on what is “wrong” in our lives. It
is designed to solve problems and to keep us safe.
Whatever can be imagined in the mind is experienced in
the body. One strategy is to consistently remind ourselves
to shift our focus to what is right in our world and away
from all potential problems and complaints. Try these
suggestions to see if you can shift your focus to
experience less stress in your day.
• Look for things to praise or appreciate in others, their
love, forgiveness, patience, and understanding.
• Look for the beauty in the world and in nature.
• Seek out the positive qualities in others; celebrate
what makes them unique.
•
Be grateful for when you can take yourself a little less
seriously.
SCREENINGS
Come on in for a screening Monday
through Friday and the first and third Saturday mornings.
Our next screening Saturday is June 20th 8:30-11:30AM.
Call for an appointment (816) 979-3090.
Don’t forget that we provide one-on-one wellness
coaching to help you meet your health goals! We can
support you with your weight loss program!
HYVEE GROCERY STORE TOURS AND
COOKING CLASSES We all get stuck in “cooking
ruts” sometimes, and taking a grocery store tour can shed
light on foods you may have never noticed before! Learn
what aisles to avoid if you’d like to maintain or lose
weight, how to read a food label and which foods boost
metabolism, lower blood pressure, provide protection
from cancer and other diseases. Space is limited to 13
guests per class so call the Wellness Center to RSVP.
• Monday June 15th 2:00-4:00pm
• Saturday June 20th 11:00am-1:00pm
WELLNESS CENTER CLASS SCHEDULE
Monday:
Yoga Basics 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Gentle Yoga 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Hy-Vee Tour/Cooking Class 2:00 - 4:00PM
Yoga 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Strength & Stretch 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Gentle Stretch & Strength 2:00 - 3:00pm
Wednesday: Yoga Basics 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Gentle Yoga 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Restorative Yoga 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Thursday: Stretch & Strength 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Gentle Stretch & Strength 2:00 - 3:00pm
Strength & Stretch 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Friday:
Yoga Basics1:00 - 2:00 pm
Gentle Yoga 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Boxing Beats 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Saturday: Health Screenings 8:30 - 10:00 am
Open Workout 8:30 - 10:00 am
Refit Cardio Class 10:00 - 11:00 am
Tuesday:
CONGRATULATIONS
WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Sheldon McClish and Taylor
Winkert who will be married on Saturday, June 20th.
BAPTISM CONGRATULATIONS
Christian Alexander Alvarez Martinez, son of Christian
Lopez Alvarez and Eunices Janeth Vela Martinez
Harper Rose Maldonado-Clemoens, daughter of Jose
Maldonado and Darion Clemoens
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Hy-Vee Tour/Cooking Class 11AM - 1:00PM
JIM’S DISCOUNT
MUFFLERS
Repairs by Jorge
> Painting
HARDWARE-BUILDING MATERIALS-PAINT
617 North Scott
Belton, MO 64012
P.O. Box 619
331-2211
Fax 331-0981
Hours: Mon-Fri 7 AM-5 PM Sat 8 AM-1 PM
BELTON
TRANSMISSION
AND REPAIR
Domestic & Foreign
Ron Gardella, Parishioner
(816) 318-8955
315 N. Scott,
> Drywall
> Carpentry
> Furniture Repair
> Cleaner
> Handyman > Etc.
Great Service • Great Prices
• Brakes
• Shocks
• Mufflers • Struts
Discounts to Seniors
Free Estimates & Low Prices
903 N. Scott - Belton, MO
Ph. 331-0566 • Fax 322-2231
Jorge 816-521-9509
se habla español
Eckhard Preuss
Agent
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise
starting as low as $1045 per couple. Daily Mass and
Rosary offered. Deposit of only $100 per person
will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
8009 E. 171st PO Box 645
Belton, MO 64012-0645
Bus 816.331.4288 Fax 816.331.2907
[email protected]
an Official
Travel Agency
of AOS-USA
12800 2nd St., Grandview, MO 64030
Belton
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EL ALT
Ph. 816-966-8836
Doug Thurman — Parishioner
Try the best Carnitas and
Mendo (Sat & Sunday only)
816-966-2290
Buy 2 Drinks & 1 Entree &
Get Another Entree ½ Price
1521 Main St. • GV, MO
PARKING IN BACK
www.heartlandelectric.com
Tel: (816) 318-8500
Residential-Commercial-Industrial
• Concrete Steps
• Splash Blocks
• Specialty Products
www.alliedconcreteproducts.com
FOURWAY
P L U M B I N G
DRAIN CLEANING
GARBAGE DISPOSALS
FAUCETS • SINKS • TUBS
TOILETS & SUMP PUMPS
SAME DAY SERVICE
HOUSE CALLS
REASONABLE RATES
Free
Insured
Estimates
Roofing
Specialists
AND SONS
ROOFING
(816) 331-8909
Daniel Meissen
New • Re-Roofs
Repairs
SAME LOCATION 31 YRS
Saint Margaret
Sunday Missal
NICK & MARION BIONDO, JR.
Jennifer D. McCallum, D.V.M.
An ideal companion
for personal prayer.
331-1650
Kenneth A. Vansickle, D.V.M.
607 N. SCOTT, BELTON
MASTER PLUMBERS
In Stock & Ready to Order Today.
CALL OR ORDER ONLINE. $39.95
www.PALUCHPARTNERS.com
Air Conditioning • Furnaces
Humidifiers • Air Filters
OPENING SOON!
The Area’s Best
Mexican Taqueria!
Featuring Authentic
Mexican food, cakes,
bottled beer & Sports TVs
in a casual atmosphere
We cater events too!
To Schedule, Please Call
816-425-3282 Ext. 0
524 N. Scott Ave.
Belton, MO 64012
The same location as
La Lupita Productos Mexicanos
522260 St Sabina Church
(816) 322-1013
Phone: (816) 331-0061
Fax: (816) 331-0443
17232 Bel-Ray Place
1001 E. North Avenue
Belton, MO 64012
(58 Hwy) • Belton, MO
Monday-Friday 8:00am-6:00pm
Saturday 8:00am-12:00noon
800-566-6150 • www.wlpmusic.com
A way for you to partner with service
providers who support your parish through
their sponsorship of the parish bulletin.
Teresa M. Kelly, D.V.M.
www.jspaluch.com
COLLISION REPAIR CENTER
20203 Holmes Rd., Belton, MO 64012
RICK HOWARD
816-322-1900
ST. THOMAS MORE PARISHIONER
FAX 322-0705
COLLISION REPAIR SPECIALIST
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629
FELICIDADES
FELICITACIONES DE BODA
Felicidades a Sheldon McClish y Taylor Winkert, ellos
se casaran el Sábado, 20 de Junio.
FELICITACIONES DE BAUTISMO
Christian Alexander Álvarez Martínez, hijo de Christian López Álvarez y Eunices Janeth Vela Martínez.
Harper Rose Maldonado-Clemoens, hija de José
Maldonado y Darion Clemoens.
CONFIRMACION
CORRESPONSABILIDAD
TESORO
CAMPAÑA CATÓLICA DE LA COMUNICACIÓN
La próxima semana nuestra parroquia realizará la
Colecta para la Campaña Católica de la
Comunicación. Esta colecta comunica el Evangelio a
través de actividades en los medios sociales católicos
y enriquece nuestra fe a través de los podcasts, la
televisión, la radio y la prensa escrita. La mitad de lo
recaudado permanece en nuestra diócesis y financia
las necesidades locales así que, por favor, contribuyan
generosamente a esta colecta.
TIEMPO Y TALENTO
RENOVACIÓN DE LA OFICINA
Gracias a Tracy Wheeler, Joe Lager, Jacob Armstrong,
Glen Schmidt, y todos los voluntarios quienes están
ayudando con la renovación de la oficina parroquial!
JUSTICIA SOCIAL
NECESITA AYUDA CON SU HOGAR?
Como resultado de nuestro proyecto "Ama al Prójimo,"
estamos empezando un programa para satisfacer algunas de las necesidades identificadas en nuestra comunidad parroquial a través de la encuesta sobre necesidades. Este programa se llama Manos para Ayudar de Santa Sabina y actualmente estamos aceptando solicitudes para los que necesitan reparaciones menores y mantenimiento del jardín, tales como: pintar
(espacios pequeños), el trabajo del canal, plomería
menor, etc. Hay solicitudes y más información disponibles en el espacio de reunión. Si necesita ayuda con
su hogar, por favor lea la información en el espacio de
reunión, porque esta no es una lista completa de lo
que se puede hacer.
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INFORMACION
PLATICAS PRE-BAUTISMALES - 20 DE JUNIO
Normalmente cada Segundo Sábado del mes de las
10 am a 1 pm (Sólo para Niños de 0-6 años) Salón
de juntas. Sótano de la Parroquia. Para niños mayores de 7 años requerirán una formación especial.
PRÓXIMOS BAUTISMOS: llamar Kris al 816-9793151. Favor de llenar su aplicación antes de asistir
a las platicas. No se ofrece cuidado de niños.
PROGAMAS DE EDUCACION FINANCIERA
Credit Union de Holy Rosary está ofreciendo clases
de educación financiera en su locación principal,
533 Campbell St, KCMO. Para registrarse por favor
llame al 816-221-2734. Todas las clases son gratis.
• Clase de Compra de Casa, 18 de Julio,
9am - 3pm, Español
RENOVACION DE DACA
Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia
(DACA) debe ser renovada cada 2 años. Si actualmente tiene estatus legal por DACA, por favor recuerde
que la renovación puede tomar aproximadamente 6
meses. Por favor haga lo siguiente para asegurarse
que renueve su DACA a tiempo:
1. Verifique la fecha de expiración de su permiso de
trabajo.
2. Reúna pruebas de presencia en los Estados Unidos desde que aplico por DACA.
3. Ahorre dinero para pagar la tarifa de presentación
y servicios biométricos (huellas digitales y fotografía) y para la cuota de procesamiento del abogado.
Para asegurar renovación oportuna, debe comenzar el proceso de renovación de DACA 6 meses
antes de la fecha de vencimiento.
DONACION DE SANGRE - JULY 12
ORACION
ORACION POR LA ELECCION DE UN OBISPO
O Dios, pastor eterno, que gobiernas de tu rebaño
con cuidado infalible; concede en tu amor paternal
sin limites a un pastor para tu Iglesia, un pastor
quien te agrade por su santidad y para mostrarnos
atención vigilante. Por nuestro Señor Jesucristo, tu
Hijo, quien vive y reina contigo en la unidad del
Espíritu Santo, un solo Dios, por los siglos de los
siglos.
Amen.
ESCUELA DE RELIGIÓN
ESCUELA BIBLICA DE VACACIONES
Nuestra escuela bíblica de vacaciones se llevará
acabo del 12 de Julio al
16 de Julio, de 5:30 8:30pm todos los días. El
tema de este año será
“Conquistando Retos con
el Gran Poder de Dios”.
Estas clases son para
niños de Kínder para
arriba, los jóvenes de Junior High pueden inscribirse
para ser ayudantes. Las aplicaciones de ayudantes
y registro de niños están en nuestra pagina web o
también hay formularios en la parte de atrás de la
iglesia, en el espacio de reunión. Regístrese antes
del 28 de Junio! Si tiene alguna pregunta por favor
comuníquese con Kirstie al 816-979-3155.
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Nuestra próxima donación de sangre será el Domingo,
12 de Julio de las 9am - 1pm en el gimnasio. Todos
los donantes presentes recibirán 2 boletos para un
juego de los Kansas City Royals durante la temporada del 2015! Reserve su cita hoy en la pagina web
savealifenow.org, ponga el código saintsabina. Para
mas información por favor contacte a Michael Dailey al
816-853-8386 o [email protected].
DESAYUNO DEL DIA DEL PADRE - JUNIO 21
Nuestros Caballeros de Colon son anfitriones del desayuno para el Día del Padre el Domingo, 21 de Junio
de 9am al medio día en el gimnasio. Todos los padres
comen gratis. Vengan a disfrutar!
BIENVENIDO, PADRE CURT VOGEL
Le damos la bienvenida a nuestro nuevo pastor asociado, el Padre Curt Vogel, el comenzara su ministerio
en Santa Sabina el Miércoles, 17 de Junio.
ATADO A SU CASA DEBIDO A ENFERMEDAD
O VEJEZ? Si usted o un miembro de su familia esta atado a su casa debido a enfermedad crónica o
vejez y le gustaría recibir la Sagrada Comunión por
favor póngase en contacto con María Palomares al
816-838-1138 o con Kris Larkey en la oficina parroquial al 816-979-3151 o [email protected].
HOSPITALIZADO
Si usted esta hospitalizado y le
desea hacernos saber, por favor llame o que un
miembro de su familia se comunique con nosotros.
Llámele a María Palomares al 816-838-1138 o con
Kris Larkey en la oficina parroquial al 816-979-3151
o [email protected]. Debido a las leyes de
privacidad, los hospitales no pueden contactarnos al
menos que usted se los pida.
14 de Junio del 2015
Undécimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
La Parroquia
Católica de
Santa Sabina
Belton, MO
En esta foto aparece Selena y Gaby, durante la Misa
de Confirmación.
700 Trevis Avenue, Belton, MO 64012 Teléfono: 816-331-4713
www.facebook.com/stsabinaparish
www.stsabinaparish.org
Fax: 816-322-6196
Horarios: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Lunes - Jueves y 9:00am - 1:00pm, Viernes
Personal de la Parroquia
Rev. Jeff Stephan, Pastor
816-979-3157
Diácono Dwayne Katzer
Diácono Mike Gates
Bridget Hernandez, Corresponsabilidad y Justicia Social 816-979-3159
Kris Larkey, Asociada Pastoral
816-979-3151
Biagio Mazza, Asociado Pastoral
816-979-3153
Susan Ratigan, Liturgista
816-979-3158
Kirstie Roberts, Dir. de Religión y Pastoral Juvenil
816-979-3155
Marta Roper, Coordinadora Pastoral
816-979-3154
Jeff Shields, Contador
816-979-3152
Tracy Wheeler, Mantenimiento
Bonnie Kane, Diocesan Victim Advocate
816-392-0011
Jenifer Valenti, Diocesan Ombudsman
816-812-2500
Horario de las Misas del fin de semana
Sábado: 4:00pm (Confesiones de las 3:00pm - 3:30pm)
Domingo: 8:00am, 10:30am en Ingles, 12:30pm Misa en Español
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Centro de Salud - 816-979-3090
Jeannine Midgett 816-979-3093
Patricia Moreno 816-979-3092