Sunday Bulletin 04.17.2016

Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 17, 2016
Assumption of the blessed virgin Mary parish
March 27, 2016
Welcome
Fourth Sunday of Easter
Website
www.assumptionbvm.org
Assumption Staff
636.240.3721
Ext:
Pastor
242 Rev. Mitch Doyen
[email protected]
Associate Pastor
325 Rev. Mark Whitman
Senior Associate
Rev Ronald Rubbelke
Transitional Deacon
239 Peter Terwase Faimega
[email protected]
Deacons
Jerry Hurlbert - Fred Volansky
Bill Walbridge
Dir of Lay Pastoral Ministry
226 Sarah Beams
Lay Pastoral Associate
240 Amanda Suchara
229 Mickie McCool
247 Jeannette Hamann
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
243 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 x 224
Sunday Pre School
Denise Hoehne 314.954.0092
Parish Council
[email protected]
Christ Renews His Parish
Men / Kevin Call: 636.578.2324
Women / Mickie McCool:
314.610.5651
Coordinator of Music Ministry
[email protected]
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April 17, 2016
ARCHDIOCESE SUPPORTS OUR PARISH
Archbishop Carlson has
approved a $50,000 “Ensuring
Parish Viability” grant from the
Archdiocese to Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish.
The source of the grant is
the Returning God’s Gifts
Endowment Fund. This gift
helps us make progress on our
payments for the construction
loan which allowed us to
complete our school expansion.
We have been so richly blessed
by the generosity of so many who have made the
construction of our beautiful church and school possible.
This assistance from the Archdiocese is an affirmation of
your hard work and commitment to our mission.
We still have a loan balance of $2,000,000; the upcoming
“Beyond Sunday” campaign will be another opportunity
for us to support Catholic Education and reduce our loan
balance. Please pray about how you may help us finish
this great work which God has begun in you. I will provide frequent updates in this space as we strive to be good
stewards of God’s gifts. Let us commend this great work
and our important mission to Mary, our Mother.
Per Matrem Ad Filium,
Fr. Mitch
Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 17, 2016
May you find Christ here . . .
May you bring Christ to the world.
Right before walking down the aisle to receive her First Communion, one of our
second graders was asked, “Are you ready?” She responded, “I can’t believe this
is finally happening! I get to be with Jesus!” “I am fairly new to this parish and
I wanted you to know that it meant the world to me that my whole family could
receive communion with our twin daughters at their First Communion!” Our
Parish School of Religion second graders baked bread and took over to Nuns at
the Most Precious Blood Motherhouse. A thank you note was returned saying,
“Thank you for sharing your bread with us. We promise to pray for you.”
Have You Been Confirmed?
If you have received the sacrament of First Communion but have not yet
received Confirmation call Fr. Mitch at 636-240-3721, ext. 242 and you
can have a conversation with him to determine eligibility. Confirmation is
taking place on Pentecost Sunday.
This Week At Assumption
Sunday, April 17
Annual Catholic Appeal Weekend
After All Masses—Narthex
RCIA
8:00am Hall C
Sunday Pre School
10:00am School
Baptism
1:15pm Church
Monday, April 18
CRHP Women
6:30pm Meyer Room
CRHP Men
7:00pm Hall C
Parish Council
7:00pm Conference Room
Tuesday, April 19
Wednesday, April 20
PSR
6:00pm School
RCIA Pre Meeting
6:00pm Meyer Room
Crusader Run Meeting
7:00pm Room D & E
School Board
7:00pm Conference Room
Youth Group Bible Study
7:00pm Church
Thursday, April 21
Protecting God’s Children
6:00pm Meyer Room
Life in The Spirit
7:00pm Hall C
Centering Prayer
9:00am Motherhouse Library
Sunday, April 24
Socials Committee
6:30pm Meyer Room
Athletic Association
7:00pm Room D&E
“Sacristans are the host, the server,
and the guest, for the banquet of the
Eucharistic Celebration, prepared so
that our parish community may
experience Christ’s love and bring
Christ to the world.”
The Sacristan Ministry wants to provide
an opportunity to all parishioners to
partake in this most awesome, spiritually
rewarding experience. We would love for
you to join us in serving our community,
most especially as Sacristan for the 10:00
and Noon Mass and as Sacristan for the
Sacrament of Baptism on the second and
forth Sundays of the month.
One-on-One individualized training is
provided with documented notes for
continued support. For information
please call Vicki Briggs at 314.518.4048
or email at [email protected]
Saturday, April 23
Annual Catholic Appeal Weekend
After All Masses—Narthex
PHD/Benediction
6:30pm Chapel
Sacristan Ministry
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
5:00pm Hall C
Eucharistic Adoration
9:00am - 6:30pm Chapel
PSR
6:00pm School
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
April 18 — April 24
Mon: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3,
4; Jn 10:11-18
Tues: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn
10:22-30
Wed: Acts 12:24 -- 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3,
5-6, 8; Jn 12:44-50
Thu: Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 2122, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20
Fri: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn
14:1-6
Sat: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn
14:7-14
Sun: Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145:8-13; Rv
21:1-5a; Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
Annual Catholic Appeal Weekend
After All Masses—Narthex
RCIA
8:00am Hall C
Sunday Pre School
10:00am School
Baptism
1:15pm Church
“The disciples were filled with joy
and the Holy Spirit.” ACTS 13:52
Because the disciples heard Our
Lord’s call, they were able to
spread the Gospel message with
strength and vitality. We, too, can
experience that same joy if we take
time to open our hearts, listen to
God, ask for His direction and
allow the Holy Spirit to guide our
lives and our decisions.
Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 17, 2016
Stewardship – Where do you need me, God?
As a Wedding Assistant… could you help plan weddings?
Call Lynette Hazell, (636) 332-0418
As a Minister of Communion to the Homebound… could
you bring communion to someone who cannot make it to
Mass? Call Margo Kreycik, (636) 272-6052
As an advocate for the Unborn… could you work with the
Respect Life Apostolate? Call Sylvia Kiphart, (636) 9788803
As a Member of the Green Team… could you care for the
earth? Call Wendy Prakop, (636) 281-4497
As a servant to work on Abolishing the Death Penalty…
could you? Call Sister Ellen Orf, (636) 293-8253
Working on a Funeral Luncheon team… could you cook a
dish or bake a dessert for a grieving family? Call Mary Peters, (636) 379-3242
If you have some time to give and do not see a ministry here
that is a good fit for you, call Sarah Beams, Director of Lay
Pastoral Ministry at 204-3721, ext 226
Register your family now for a “farm-tastic” time at http://
www.assumptionvbs.com/
Registration is open for all participants, CITs, and adult
volunteers through April 30, 2016.
SHOES AND HOPE
Shoes and Hope is dedicated to working with
communities in developing world to address challenges
they face. We, as PSR, Assumption day school, and
Assumption Parish, are invited to bring gently used or new
shoes to our church now through May 3/4. Drop off your
shoes in boxes marked for SHOES AND HOPE!
Thank you for helping our global
world with clean water projects!
For more information
please contact Derlene at:
[email protected]
Assumption’s Vacation Bible School will run June 13-17. The
program begins at 9 a.m. and runs daily until noon. $35 for the
first participant, $25 for each additional sibling(s) going into
grades Pre-K 4 through 5th for the 2016-2017 school year. Registration fees include a t-shirt to be worn each day of VBS.
Catechists-In-Training (CIT youth volunteers) must be 6th grade
or older for the 2016-2017 school year. All CITs must attend a
training class prior to VBS week in order to volunteer. Please
watch the bulletin and your email address provided at registration for scheduled dates and additional info.
Adults- we need you! We are looking for teachers and team
leaders to help the week of VBS. We also need helping hands to
prepare crafts, decorations, and more over the months leading
up to our program. To find out where you can help out please
email [email protected] or call 636-240-1020.
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April 17, 2016
Looking For a Way to Make a Difference?
Jubilee Year of Mercy
Catholic Charities has a new advocacy and policy web page:
https://catholiccharitiesusa.org/advocacy-and-policy
In the Gospel of Luke, we find
another important element that
will help us live the Jubilee with
faith. Luke writes that Jesus, on
the Sabbath, went back to Nazareth and, as was his
custom, entered the synagogue. They called upon him
to read the Scripture and to comment on it. The passage
was from the Book of Isaiah where it is written: “The
Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord
has anointed me to bring good tidings to the afflicted;
he has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to
proclaim liberty to the captives, and freedom to those
in captivity; to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor”
(Is 61:1-2). A “year of the Lord’s favor” or “mercy”:
this is what the Lord proclaimed and this is what we
wish to live now. This Holy Year will bring to the fore
the richness of Jesus’ mission echoed in the words of
the prophet: to bring a word and gesture of consolation
to the poor, to proclaim liberty to those bound by new
forms of slavery in modern society, to restore sight to
those who can see no more because they are caught up
in themselves, to restore dignity to all those from whom
it has been robbed. The preaching of Jesus is made
visible once more in the response of faith which
Christians are called to
offer by their witness.
May the words of the
Apostle accompany us:
he who does acts of
mercy, let him do them
with cheerfulness
(cf. Rom 12:8). 16
Advocacy & Policy
Not everyone who needs help has the ability to ask, which
is why giving a voice to the voiceless has been a key part
of our mission from the very start. It’s our hope that
through strategic advocacy — informed by the work of
our member agencies — the stories of those most affected
by poverty can become the very tools we use to eradicate
it.
Our Work
We help governments better understand poverty’s impact
on the American economy and family, and educate policymakers on the ways people in need are being served by
their local Catholic Charities agencies. We also work to
engage those most affected by governmental decisions in
sharing their experiences, which in turn helps to improve
our policies.
Advocacy Efforts
Ending poverty isn’t just a question of money — a family’s well-being should be evaluated by factors more holistic than merely its gross monthly income. That’s why
we focus our advocacy efforts on the five areas that we
believe must be addressed to sustainably end poverty,
with special concern for the most vulnerable groups in our
society.
How You Can Help
Participation in our political process is a privilege and
responsibility made even more precious by the realization
that your voice could be the only one speaking for millions without a voice of their own.
We rely on supporters like you to help amplify our positions and to carry our messages to policymakers and other
people with influence by signing petitions, writing to
elected officials, and learning more about our issues.
Protecting God’s Children—Thursday,
April 21, 6:00pm, Meyer Room
SPIRITUAL JOURNEY TO FATIMA AND
LOURDES INCLUDING BARCELONA.
OCT 16-25, 2016 Includes daily Mass, tour of Eucharistic
Miracle in Santarum, Burgos, Carcasonne, Barcelona,
Montserrat, and much more. We travel with Collette. For
more information call Beverly Raske 636-485-7979. Also
see my facebook page for more info.
Misericordiae Vultus
Spring Choral Concert
The Concert Arts Association invites
you to join them for their 44th season
of musical excitement on Sunday,
April 24th at 3:00pm, as the Choral
Arts Singers present their SPRING
CONCERT here at Assumption Parish
in the CHAPEL. Come and enjoy an afternoon of
musical variety we call “The Song and The Dance”.
Admission is free, but donations are welcome to help
the Concert Arts Association continue their efforts
of bringing musical enjoyment to our community.
Come one, come all, for an afternoon of delightful
entertainment. For additional information on the concert
or if interested in joining the Choral Arts Singers, contact
Bonnie Lang at 636-887-2899.
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Mass Intentions
Sunday, April 17
8:00am Bob Capstick
10:00am Juanita Lister
12:00pm People of the Parish
Monday, April 18
6:30am
8:00am
Grace Bittick
Respect for Life Apostolate
Tuesday, April 19
6:30am
8:00am
Larry Wilmes
Frances Melliere
Wednesday, April 20
6:30am
8:00am
Sr. Madelene Reiners
Frank Peirick
April 17, 2016
Around Town
Server Schedule
St. Ignatius Pork Loin Dinner, April 22,
5pm, St. Ignatius Community Center,
19128 Mill Rd. Marthasville, MO, Adults
$10, Children $5, All kids 5 & under free.
Saturday, April 23
5:00pm
Vinny Pescarino
Joey Pescarino
Nathan Konikkara
Sunday, April 24
8:00am
Alex Fluhr
Lilly Fluhr
Jacobb Dearing
10:00am
Breckyn Russell
Nicole Fuchs
Reece Askin
12:00pm
Olivia Arrowood
Clayton Arrowood
Zac Keeven
KC Ladies Auxiliary, Cottleville, Fashion
Show, Sun. May 1. Register between
now and May 1. Elaine Kistner, 636-9262869 or 314-452-3012
Immaculate Conception Parish in
Augusta, All You Can Eat Breakfast, Apr
24, 8am till Noon. $8 Adults, $3 age 6-12
Thursday, April 21
6:30am
8:00am
Community Benefactors
& Prayer Enrollments
Ray Ell
Friday, April 22
6:30am
8:00am
Clarence & Joan Thessen
“60th” Anniversary
James Barry
BANNS OF MATRIMONY
I Nikki Vandeven &
Kyle Plassmeyer
St. Patrick’s Church, Wentzville, 22nd
Annual Junktique Sale, Apr 23,
6:30am to 6:30pm & Apr 24, 7:30am –
12:30pm
You are invited to a holy hour in our chapel at
St. Paul every Thursday at 7pm. We are
storming heaven with prayers for a President
and Supreme Court judge who will uphold
God's commandments. Everyone is invited
and welcome to come and spend an hour in
God's awesome presence.
Saturday, April 23
9:00am
5:00pm
Sr. Helen Therese Nienhaus
Harold Uttecht
Sunday, April 24
8:00am Victor Bauer
10:00am Cletus Swagman
12:00pm People of the Parish
Please pray for the repose
of the soul of:
TITHING
Tithing is the practice of setting aside our first fruits as a return to the Lord.
From the first tithe that Abraham offered to Melchizedek to our present day
habits of charitable giving, the purpose of tithing is to draw us more closely
in relationship with Jesus. While we provide information regarding the
operations of our mission, please know that our deepest hope as a
community is that we will all give of ourselves for the building up of the
Kingdom. The precise definition of “tithe” is one tenth. We are encouraged to
give 5% of all our possessions to the church and 5% to other charities. If you
do not yet tithe, please prayerfully consider doing so as part of your journey in
faith. God bless you.
Ralph Schmitz
Father of Steve Schmitz
Fr. Mitch
Stewardship
Our Gifts to God and Parish
David Larkin
Brother of Patrick Larkin
Maria Klump
Sister-in-law of Jackie Kretschmer
and Carolyn Elfrink
Floyd Lindsey
Husband of Betty Lindsey
Mark Tulper
Nephew-in-law of
Marge Gentemann
Jill Giacopelli
Sister of Mark Henke
We are grateful to you for your presence, your participation,
and your financial support of Assumption Parish.
Mar 13
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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
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Assumption Youth Ministry - Spring 2016
2016 Important Dates MARK YOUR CALENDAR
POLAND PUZZLE PROJECT!!!
THANK YOU Assumption Parish, you blew us away with your
generosity!!!
We sold over $5000 in puzzle pieces in the 1st week alone! We
are ½ way there!!!
You can still buy a piece of the puzzle and help us on our pilgrimage to POLAND! Pieces range from $50 all the way to
$1000 + This investment will make a difference in the life of
one of our 25 youth people who will be going to World Youth
Day in Krakow to celebrate our Catholic Faith with the Holy
Father. Call or email the AYM office to purchase your piece
today!
CONCERT & LOCK-IN - April 29th – Come to the amazing
Audrey Assad Concert and stay all night and play at Assumption! Just $20 includes concert, snacks and back by popular
demand “Core Team Breakfast Bonanza!”
MINI MUD CRAZE – May 7th - Come work it to help fundraise! And help us get the word out to all 4-14 year olds. It’s
gonna be messy and incredibly fun! www.minimudcraze.com
CHWC – June 18-25 – About a dozen spots left. Sign up today for the BEST MISSION TRIP EVER!
STEUBENVILLE MID AMERICA – July 8-10 – This could
possibly be the best weekend of your life. Don’t miss it!!!
April
20 - Bible Study in Church. 7-8:30pm - Come dive into God's
Word
27 - Xtreme Teen in Hall C. 7-9pm - God is in control. Come
on up and see what it takes to give it all to Him!
29 – Audrey Assad Concert & LOCK-IN
May
4 - Sophia House & North Parking Lot. 7-8:30 - Another
amazing hang out night!
11 - Official FRESHMAN WELCOME!!!! 7-9pm - You DO
NOT want to miss this! Wahoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
18 - Bible Study. 7-8:30 - 'nuff said!
25 - Outdoor Olympics. 7-9pm - Are you ready to
rumble????????
Registration & information about all of the above events available at: www.assumptionbvm.org/Youth-Ministry/High-SchoolNews-Events - Facebook: Assumption Church Youth Group
Twitter: ACYG Youth Ministry@acygyouth
[email protected] Instagram: acyg.youthministry
April 17, 2016
May 13th, Cenacle of Prayer
for Our Lady of Fatima’s
Intentions
May 13th, 2016 is the 99th anniversary
of the church approved apparition of
“Our Lady of Fatima”. During
the apparitions, Our Lady asked for
prayers for peace, penance for the
salvation of souls and conversion of
sinners. The Marian Movement of Priests has formed
cenacles of prayer (Prayer Groups) as Our Lady has
asked. During these cenacles, participants pray the
rosary for Peace and for Our lady’s intentions.
On May 13th, 2016 Immaculate Conception Church of
Dardenne, will be holding a morning cenacle of prayer
for Our Lady of Fatima’s intentions. There will be Mass,
the Rosary, cenacle prayers, and the consecration to the
Immaculate Heart of Mary. Please join us and Fr. Charles
Becker on Friday, May 13, at 10:00am in the church,
Immaculate Conception of Dardenne, 7701 Highway N,
Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368.
VOLUNTEERS URGENTLY NEEDED
Mary Queen of Angels, a pro-life organization in
O'Fallon, is in need of volunteers for our annual "Shower
of Love" baby collection in St. Charles County. Mary
Queen of Angels has been assigned to collect items at the
Schnucks Store in O'Fallon (near Hwy 70 & K) and the
Wal-Mart Store in O'Fallon (Hwy. K) on Thursday, April
28th. We need volunteers beginning at 9:00am through
7:00pm (2 hour shifts preferred, however, any time you
can give would be most appreciated). High-schooler's
are welcome to assist and a generous amount of service
hours will be given. Please contact Susan Cooke at (636)
634-7243 or email at "[email protected]" if
you can help. Thank so much for all you do to support
"Life" in our community.
Spring Cleaning and SVDP
Donation Truck! Mark your
calendars-- June 18/19 our St
Vincent De Paul Society will have
a truck in Assumption Parking lot again to fill with your
donations.
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Life, Peace and Restorative Justice
TIPS FOR PRACTICING AND VALUING DIVERSITY
•
Actively solicit input from a wide variety of people and functions.
•
Involve diverse groups in solving problems and developing opportunities.
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Challenge your own and others’ assumptions that limit opportunities.
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Seek to understand diversity from a global, not just a national, perspective.
• When asking someone to explain a point of view different from your own, be sure to convey that your intention is to understand that person's viewpoint, not to have him or her justify it.
• Stand up and speak out when others are not valued or their ideas or views are not heard or taken into account.
•
Be sensitive to the fact that some people want their differences to be recognized while others do not.
•
Watch any tendencies to joke about differences. When you do hear joking, take a stand and let others know
that you are offended.
•
Talk openly about the tension between the need to value and accept different perspectives and opinions, and
the desire for shared organizational values.
•
Become a mentor to an individual whose background and experiences are different from your own.
•
Broaden your view of diversity beyond just race or gender issues.
•
Look at issues and opportunities from others' viewpoints before making decisions.
•
Talk openly about the amount of time it may take to change the organization's acceptance of people who are
different.
•
Challenge organizational policies and practices that may be exclusionary.
•
Build a support network with colleagues who are interested in valuing diversity.
•
Continually monitor your automatic thoughts and language for unexamined assumptions and stereotypical
responses.
•
Learn how to manage disagreements for ways to handle conflicts that may arise.
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January 3-12, 2017 Ten-Day
Pilgrimage to the HOLY LAND
Please send your $500.00 deposit
per person along with this form to:
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Rev. Fr. Glenn Lecompte, S.T.L. and
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CELEBRATION
OF THE MASS
Weekend Masses
Saturday
9:00am
(Motherhouse Chapel)
Vigil
Sunday
5:00pm
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.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL
636.272.4758 (Helpline)
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 Christine at the Parish
Office.
RITE of CHRISTIAN INITIATION
of ADULTS
(RCIA) Process through which adults are
initiated into the Catholic Church by Baptism 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 information 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.
MINISTRY OF CONSOLATION
For one-on-one grief support, contact Kris
Bohn at 379.8567, and for information regarding 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/
assumptionparish
@assumptionmedia
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403 N. Main Street
O’Fallon, MO 63366
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