July 19, 2015

9740 Sappington Rd.
St. Louis, Mo. 63128
Staffed by the Vincentians
Father Jim Cormack, CM, Pastor
Father Tino Nhan Tran, CM, Associate Pastor
(314) 843-3245
www.sclparish.org
MASS TIMES: Saturday 5pm, Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am & Youth Mass at Noon
Monday through Friday 6:30am and 8:15am Saturday Only 8:15am
Sacrament of Reconciliation 3:45-4:45 on Saturday afternoons or by appointment.
Wednesday, July 22—
Book Club (Page 5)
Sundays July 26 and August 2
Back to School Collection (Page 11)
Monday, July 27—
SCL BLOOD DRIVE (Page 6)
IMPORTANT NOTICE about strict
enforcement of campus building key
distribution. (Page 9)
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
JULY 20/21, MONDAY/TUESDAY
8:15AM
CELIA WOLZ, EMMA KAUSCH
JULY 22/23, WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY
8:15AM
MATTHEW AND SOPHIE LANZONE
JULY 24/25, FRIDAY/SATURDAY
8:15AM
MARIA CAVATO, BELLA INDELICATO
JULY 25, SATURDAY
5:00PM
ROB ESSWEIN, DANIEL GILKERSON
JULY 26, SUNDAY
7:30AM
THIERET FAMILY
9:00AM
AYDEN MCDANIEL, ANDREW RANDOLPH
10:30AM
AIDEN JENSEN, NICHOLAS DENDRINELIS
NOON
WILL AND JOEY HORMBERG
July 19, 2015
MONDAY
JULY 20, 2015
6:3OAM
8:15AM
LARRY BERRA
PAT REBHOLZ
TUESDAY
JULY 21, 2015
6:30AM
8:15AM
BOB LAUGHLIN
BRIAN FAERBER
WEDNESDAY JULY 22, 2015
6:30AM
8:15AM
MARY O’SHEA
PATTY PIWOWARCZYK
6:30AM
8:15AM
JOE PATRITTI
JUSTIN FARBER
6:30AM
8:15AM
10:15AM
EDWARD GARDNER
DONNA LETO
CATHERINE GORMAN
8:15AM
5:00PM
BARBARA FALLOON
AL HUGHES
7:30AM
9:00AM
10:30AM
12:00PM
BRANDT SCHROEDER
CHARLENE MCWILLIAMS
LILLIAN PIERCE
INTENTIONS OF THE PARISH
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
JULY 23, 2015
JULY 24, 2015
JULY 25, 2015
JULY 26, 2015
SATURDAY: JULY 25, 2015
5:00PM *MARYILYN ABKEMEIER, MAUREEN STORK, JUNE HILES,
TOM WINKELMANN, WENDY PERNEY, KATHIE SCHNEIDER,
JOANN RAISCH
SUNDAY: JULY 26, 2015
7:30AM *MARTHA GOETZ, BOB ERB, KAY SCHWARTZ,
CINDY AUBUCHON
9:00AM *MARYANN & RON HORST, NANCY LORENZ,
CINDY & BRAD WILLBORN, NANCY & JEFF ENDEJAN
10:30AM *JACK STRUCKHOFF, K OF C
12:00PM YOUTH ...BILLY BOMMARITO & MARY KATE BUNCHER
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2015
5:00 PM
CHARLEEN HALLERMANN, PATI FELTZ
SUNDAY, JULY 26, 2015
7:30AM
SHANE TRAFTON, DOUG SCHROEDER
9:00AM
RON NOLL, ERIN MERKLE
10:30AM
PANTELIS MOISSIS, MOLLY PRICE
12:00PM
TEEN LECTORS
Barnes Jewish Hospital on Kingshighway
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
July 26, 2015
Joe Mueller
is in need of additional Eucharistic Ministers to
work in the Spirtual Care Department.
For more information or to volunteer,
please call Suzanne Althoff
314.849.6262, 636-448-5166,
or [email protected] or Suzy Villa at
636-600-0542 or 314.724-0059.
EARLY BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINES
Submissions for:
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July 26 & Aug 2 bulletins due tomorrow 9am July 20, 2015

August 9 bulletin due 9am July 27, 2015
CAN BE SUBMITTED TO [email protected]
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JULY SPECIALTY FUNDS
Although July does not have a Specialty Fund assigned to the month, SCL has Specialty Funds that
welcome contributions every month of the year.
Please consider donating to one or all of these
worthy funds whenever you like:
MONDAY — JULY 20, 2015
GYM CLOSED
TUESDAY — JULY 21, 2015
GYM CLOSED
9:00AM
9:00AM
7:00PM
6:30PM
8:00PM
FOOD PANTRY
FAITH SHARING
(SUN 9AM) CHOIR
K OF C
BLUE ARMY
POLL
CHURCH
CHURCH
PC
CHURCH
Faith Builds Debt Relief Fund
Food Pantry
Poor Fund
Society of St. Vincent DePaul – SCL Chapter
Youth Ministry
WEDNESDAY — JULY 22, 2015
GYM CLOSED
6:00PM
7:00PM
YOUTH GROUP
BOOK CLUB
CHURCH
PC
THURSDAY — JULY 23, 2015
GYM CLOSED
9:00AM
7:00PM
FOOD PANTRY
SEP/WID/DIV
Are you registered on the Parish Website?
POLL
CAFE
Please go to www.sclparish.org today. Click on “Register for
Email News”.
FRIDAY — JULY 24, 2015
GYM CLOSED
NOON
KNITTING GROUP
Thank You to Sunset Ford , Wheelhouse Securities,
Catholic Supply and Pro Turf Landscape Solutions, for
their continued support.
PC
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
Nancy and Richard Hejlek
Sarah and Nicholas Toal
Scarlett and Norah
ARE YOU A MEMBER?
Our parish receives all ongoing website services because of
the generosity of our advertisers.
If you are interested in placing an ad, please go to the website & click on Marketplace on the far right.
Schedules, Calendars, forms, and more. There is even a
“Parish Marketplace” ready to build...where members can
list items they have to sell (at no charge). Explore the website today. We welcome questions and feedback at
[email protected] or call 314.843.3245.
Serving Meals at St. Vincent’s
Help will be needed on:
Wednesday, July 22 (4:45 - 6:15 pm)
Tuesday, July 28 (4:45 - 6:15 pm)
Sign ups and additional information can be found
on the bulletin board in the gathering space
about this service to the poor.
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“He Began to Teach Them Many Things”
SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
In last Sunday's Gospel selection from Mark, the writer recounted the story of Jesus sending
His disciples to begin their work of spreading God's mission. This week, a few verses later in the
same chapter 6, the author describes the return of the disciples to “report all they had done and
taught.” It must have been hard work for them, since Jesus invites them to “come away by yourselves . . . and rest awhile.” Even after the retreat to a deserted place, they discovered it wasn't
deserted after all, for the crowd had “arrived at the place before them.” Living discipleship is intense, tiring work, not for the faint of heart or for those who want comfort.
Even though followers of Jesus can expect strenuous effort in living Christian lives, God's
presence is constant. Jesus advised His disciples to take time to rest and regroup after their work,
but He went with them, probably as tired as they were. When He saw the crowd that had discovered their “deserted place,” His compassion took over and He “began to teach them many things.”
He, and His disciples, rose above their own interests and extended their energies to instruct the
people about the household of God.
All of us can heed the warnings and advice of today's Scripture: work hard as a disciple; rest
when necessary, but expect to be compassionate for those who need us. Most importantly, know
that the presence of Jesus and the Spirit is constant and invigorating.
Regina Siegfried, ASC
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C-O-S-T
Searching for a new ministry opportunity in our congregation? There will be a cost, you know, but
there will also be great rewards. Stephen Ministry is our congregation’s one-to-one caring ministry.
Right now we’re looking for members who are willing to pay the
Commitment
Of
Self and
Time
and become Stephen Ministers, remembering that the blessings will outweigh the costs. To find out
more about this ministry, please call 314.843.3245 x303 today.
WHEELCHAIRS AVAILABLE
The Knights of Columbus have wheelchairs to donate to SCL parishioners and their
families in seat widths of 16", 18", and 20"
If you would like information about this, please contact Jack Fogarty at
[email protected].
Sunday School Registration
Would you like a program for your 3, 4 or 5 year old son or daughter that gives them a better understanding of Jesus’ love
for us? Are they wiggly worms at Mass and need more attention? Look no more, Sunday School is here! Our Sunday School
program teaches the children at their level just how much they are loved by Jesus through bible stories, song and play. It is
a win/ win for them and for you! Sunday School takes place during the 10:30 am Mass. You just drop your child off to the
classroom before Mass begins and pick them up after Mass has ended. If you are interested in our program
for the 2015-2016 school year, please contact Peggy Brinkmann to register at 843-3245 x 223 or go the
www.sclparish.org for a registration form. All forms should be returned to the parish business office. This is
a great opportunity for you and your little ones. Don’t miss it! The first week of Sunday School is Sunday,
September 27th , 2015.
What: SCL BLOOD DRIVE
When: Monday, July 27th, 2:00 to 7:00 pm
Where: SCL cafeteria
To reduce your wait time call ahead for an appointment.
Mary Jane Jett 843-5539
Or for the tech savvy among you…sign up on the Red Cross web site:
www.redcrossblood.org Sponsor Code: CatherineLaboure (no spaces)
Additionally, sign-ups will be taken in the gathering space the weekends of July 19th
and 26th. Walk-ins after 4 pm are welcome but appointments will take priority.
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Picking up keys for your meeting, event or storage room?
Important notice that everyone needs to read!
Effective August 1, 2015 – New Key Policy in effect
To pick up keys:
1. The room/area must be reserved, approved and marked on the parish calendar in advance. If this has not been done, you will NOT be
given the key.
2. The request form (fully completed) must be submitted in writing,
signed and submitted to Sr. Connie, the parish receptionist.
No phone calls will be accepted, form must be in writing.
3. If space is available, Sr. Connie will approve and then will put on
the parish calendar.
4. If you have reserved a room/area and your plans have changed and
you will not be using the room, please call the parish office to let Sr.
Connie open that room for others to use.
Call 314.843.3245 to get a reservation form or www.sclparish.org
under the tab “Resources”: Bldg/Room request.
July 18-19, 2015
Invitation to Divorced and Separated Catholics
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doesithurtsomuch?”FindtheanswerstothesequestionsandmoreinanewministrytoCatholics
whohavesufferedfromdivorce:The Catholic’s Divorce Survival Guide.The12‐weekDVDprogram
featuresCatholicexpertsandlaymenandwomenwhosharetheirchallengesonthewaytotruehealing.
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As you have probably noticed, we have begun learning a new Mass setting this month, called the
Mass of Glory.
A “Mass setting” includes the parts of the Mass that are sung: the Gloria, the Holy, the Acclamation,
the Amen and the Lamb of God. The parish already has been using three other Mass settings: The
Mass of Creation, the Mass of Christ the Savior and the Mass of Renewal. We periodically change
these as we change liturgical seasons (Advent, Christmas, Lent and Ordinary Time).
This new Mass setting has a gospel style accompaniment to it that is enjoyable to sing. Here is a link
if you would like to listen: https://goo.gl/C2qoN3 (this link can be found on the parish webpage at
ww.sclparish.org, where you can just click it and it will go directly to the site).
The Holy was taught the first Sunday of July, the Acclamation and Amen will be taught the first Sunday of August, the Lamb of God will be taught the first Sunday of September.
Please consider arriving 5 minutes earlier to learn these. Sing out in active participation!
Active participation means that your mind and heart are awake, alert and engaged.
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YOUNG ADULT SAND VOLLEYBALL
St. Vincent de Paul’s young adult group of St. Pius V parish will be hosting a sand volleyball tournament on the courts
at Hanley Park. If you are interested in a fun day with friends and meeting new people then this is for you! Food and
drinks will be provided. Cost is $10/person or $15/pair with prizes for the winners! Don’t forget your sunscreen!
Join us for a fun filled day of volleyball: August 15th at 11:00am to 5:00pm
610 West Hanley Industrial Court, Brentwood: RSVP to [email protected]
Faith in Ferguson
Everyone is Invited to Continue Praying for Justice, Peace & Charity
August 5:
August 9:
4:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Place: Our Lady of Guadalupe
Archbishop Robert Carlson
1115 S. Florissant Road, 63121
Come and join us for Prayer & Song. For more information please contact the Parish Office 314-522-9264
SCL PARISH GOLF TOURNAMENT - AUGUST 15TH—SHOTGUN START 1:00PM
Quail Creek golf Course
Tickets $440 per 4 person team.
18 holes of golf, cart, range balls, lunch, beer, soda, & dinner.
Registration form can be found at sclparish.org
Project Rachel Retreat: Healing a Broken Heart
This confidential, spiritual retreat is open to any woman suffering from an abortion experience. The Project Rachel Retreat on
Fri, Aug. 7 (6 pm) through Sun, Aug 9 (noon) is an excellent opportunity for prayerful recollection and one-on-one spiritual direction to access more deeply the mercy and hope that Jesus offers His beloved daughters.
The retreat will be held in a home-like, private setting. Mass and the Sacrament of Penance will be available. The cost is $175
which includes meals, financial assistance is available. To register call Marisol at 314-792-7451 or you may send an email to
[email protected]. Information will be kept confidential, including the location of the retreat.
ATTENTION: SEPARATED, DIVORCED, WIDOWED OR REMARRIED OF ALL AGES
You are invited to join us for fun and to make new friends at the next meeting of the South County Separated, Divorced, Widowed and Remarried Catholics (SCDC) on Thursday, July 23, 2015, 7:00p.m., at Saint Catherine Laboure
parish cafeteria, 9740 Sappington Road, 63128
SCDC is a support group for the separated, divorced, widowed and remarried of our community.
For more information please call Jan Inman at (314) 892-6933 or Bill DeCoursey at (314) 322-2764.
Zip Rzeppa – “For a Greater Purpose”
Join us at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, August 4, as Zip Rzeppa discusses his new autobiography “For a Greater Purpose.”
All attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book. There is no charge for the event (a free will
offering will be taken). The discussion will take place at St. Martin of Tours in Runge Hall (610 W. Ripa Ave. St. Louis,
MO 63125 at the intersection of Telegraph & W. Ripa).
For more information, please contact Adam Wright, Directory of Stewardship (544-5664).
SCL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RACING FOR PRO LIFE AND SPECIAL OLYMPICS—AUGUST 15, 2015
JOIN US FROM 7PM-11PM IN THE SCL PARISH HALL ...DONATIONS $25 PER TICKET, TABLE OF 8 FOR $200
REGISTRATION FORM CAN BE FOUND AT SCLPARISH.ORG
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TASTE & SEE
Sunday: SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: JESUS,
our shepherd, nourishes and strengthens us (3), guiding us in right
paths (Ps). He is the righteous shoot of DAVID (1), the peace between Jews and Gentiles, between GOD and all humanity (2).
Monday: SAINT APOLLINARIS (1st c.), Bishop, Martyr; ordained
bishop by SAINT PETER himself and sent as a missionary bishop to
Ravenna during the reign of TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS. Renowned for
his power to heal in the name of CHRIST, he was frequently exiled,
tortured and imprisoned for the faith, and finally martyred.
Tuesday: SAINT LAWRENCE OF BRINDISI (1619), Priest, Doctor; Capuchin, linguist, military chaplain, diplomat and minister general; learned exegete, forceful preacher and controversialist; fifteen
volumes of his writings are extant.
Wednesday: SAINT MARY MAGDALENE (1st c.); healed of possession; disciple of JESUS and present at His crucifixion; the first to
witness to the risen Lord (hence, called the “apostle of the Apostles”;
mistakenly identified as the sinful woman of Lk 7:36-50; patroness of
the Order of Preachers.
Thursday: SAINT BRIDGET (1373), Religious; born in Sweden;
mother of eight; mystic prophet and foundress of the Order of the Most
Holy Savior; sought to end the luxury and dissipation of the Avignon
papacy and the return of the pope to Rome; her Revelations record
her spiritual experiences and life; patroness of Sweden; with SAINT
TERESA BENEDICTA OF THE CROSS and SAINT CATHERINE OF
SIENA, declared co-patroness of Europe by SAINT JOHN PAUL II
(1999).
Friday: SAINT SHARBEL MAKHLUF (1898), Priest, born in 1828
in north Lebanon; became a monk of the Maronite Rite and was ordained a priest; devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary, he spent the last
25 years of his life as a hermit. Despite temptations to wealth and
comfort, SHARBEL taught the value of poverty, self-sacrifice and prayer by the life he lived. He possessed the gift of performing miracles
even during his lifetime. His tomb at the monastery of SAINT MARON
in Annaya, Lebanon, is a place of pilgrimage. Canonized by Pope
Paul VI in 1977; known as the Hermit of Lebanon.”
Saturday: SAINT JAMES, brother of JOHN, is called “the Greater”
because he followed CHRIST before the other apostle of that same
name; first of the Twelve to be martyred, being decapitated by order of
HEROD AGRIPPA I, c. 44; venerated at Compostella, Spain; mentioned in the Roman Canon; patron of pilgrims, of Spain, Guatemalla
and Nicaragua.
—ORDO, Paulist Press,
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Parishioners
Arvo Aulik, Michael Bavlsik, Kate Bell , Pam Biehle, Amber Bilyeu , Jean Boggiano, Frances Bremehr, Jill Bruce, Madeleine Chavez, Edna Dummerth, John
Eilerman, Alex Failoni , Lois & Gene Feicht, Jill Fitzgerald, Trenton Forster,
Andrew Furrer , Dora Grgurich, Nancy Griffin, Ann Haegele, Joan Hanselman,
Theresa Hartwig, Thomas Heizer , Robert Hritz, Debbie Hooper, Mary Ann Horst ,
Paul Huber , Martha Ireland , Jack Jett, Barbara Jordan, Bruce Jorcke, Barbara
Jordan, Jean Julius , Jeannine Kerlick , Diane Koenig, Betty Krentz, Jane Lakebrink, Mary Liebman, Cherie Logan, JoAnn Logan, , Bernice McBride , Christine
McKinley, Jack McKinley, Jeanie Meyer, Tom Kohlberg, Barbara Mecandante,
Jeanine Meis, Adele Merkel, Sharon Miller, Theresa Morrell, Gordon Neilson, Ron
Nicoletti, Carol O’Neil, Laura O’Connor, Michael O’Connor, Brian Parmeley, Gary
Patrick, Joseph Pritt , Cathy Pytlinski, Dixie Lee Schuff, John and Ann Seiler,
Kathleen Schuler, Andy Seitz, MaryEllen Smith, Brendan Staub, Dorothy Steis,
George Tichacek, Grace Toth, Laurie Trudzinski, Dan Valentine, Francis Wahle,
Mary Jane Walters, Andrew Wash
Friends & Relatives
Virginia Adam, Julie Adams, Richard Adams, Maggie Albright, Matt Alterio, Liam
Anderson, Marlene & Richard Augustine, Karen Baker , Jason Banks, Rich Barbieri, Debra Bauer, D. Becker, Janet Becker, Petie Black, Michael Boehm, Peg Boll,
Sr. Renee Brinker, Ken Brown, Mary & Jim Clancy, Timothy Clancy, Carole Comer, Fr. Tom Cummings, S.J. , Mary Jo Cutsinger, Patrick Arthur Foley , Caryl Follis,
Rose Mary Gisi, John Griffin, Elizabeth Haggard, Jane Harris, Brett Haubrich ,Brad
Hersh, Kris Heumann, Theresa Hitz, Inger Honkaranta, Jean and Andy Huston,
Mary Anne Jackson , Dana Jarden, Andrew Jerista, Joan Johns, David Johnson ,
Zelda Keller, Kevin Kelly , Donna Kemper, Kurt Keppler, Mallory Klug, David
Koch, Joseph Koch ,Chip Krol, Thomas J. Kroupa IV, Brian Krygowski, Joe Kuhnert, Jerry Kurt, Dick Laberty, Heather Lange, Carol Madalon, Kelley Maintz, Debbie Mantise, Eric McCabe, Noreen McCann, Carol McBride, Jack Meis, Joan
Minogue, Maureen Mitchell, Bill Moerchen, Rebekah Morovitz , Robert Morovitz ,
Nettie Mueth, Jayne Nicholson , Michael Nienhaus, Terri Novotny, Will Nowotny,
Dorie Pasinkski, Pete Passiglia, Kate Pawlick, Steven Pham, Cheri Pienkowski,
Joey Renick, Theresa Roth, John Rothrock, Annette Sapienza , Donald Schnoring,
Bill Seaton, Mary Jane Signaigo ,Vincent Signorelli , Mary Strauss, Cathy Thomas,
Alex Turley, Christine Tichacek, Diane Toscano, Jake VanderHook, Judy & Steve
Vukelich, Carl Wichmann, Carol Winkler, Brobie Zamora
Parishioners in Nursing Homes/Homebound
Ginny Berhorst, Betty Biffignani, Dolores Evitts, Florence Finley, Kenny Hoog,
Sally Koenig , Adele Staat
Service Men and Women
Lt. Col. Jeffrey R. Althoff, M.D.,Tom Arendes, Devone Austermann, Major Jon
Beach & Captain Alison Beach, Lauren Raisch Bernardino, Ryan Blakemore,
Joseph & Joshua Bogle, Joseph F. Boyd, Captain Philip Clerc, MD, Eric Doss, SPC
Steve Dudak, Charles Fogarty , Terry Franz, Andrew Harris, Ryan Hartman, Sgt.
Timothy J. Hecht, Joshua Hempfling, Daniel Jordan, Steven M. Jurgensen, Tim
LaRose, Captain Jeffrey Meyer, Daniel Mueller ,James B. Murphy, 2nd Lt. Dan
Parker, Josip Pehar, Annette Podolak, Paul Podolak, James Powers, Sgt. Perry
Pyle, 1st Lt. Garrett Reese, Col. Paul Reese, Daniel Rueth, Walter Schultz, Todd
West, Keith Wicherek, Matthew Witte, David Young, & all who serve our country.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
SCL Ongoing Gold/Silver/Jewelry Collection
Do you have broken gold or silver chains, single earrings, old coins, or just jewelry you no longer
like to wear anymore?
Drop them off in an envelope marked “Gold &
Silver collection” in the collection basket, or at the
Parish Office during normal working hours.
Thank you!
Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Ps 106:19-23;
Mt 13:31-35
Tuesday:
Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Ps 103:6-13;
Mt 13:36-43
Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Ps 99:5-7, 9; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk
10:38-42
Thursday:
Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11;
Mt 13:47-53
Friday:
Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37;
Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab; Mt 13:54-58
Saturday:
Lv 25:1, 8-17; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8; Mt 14:1-12
Sunday:
Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Ps 78:3-4, 23-25, 54;
Eph 4:17, 20-24; Jn 6:24-35
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SCL PARISH STAFF
PASTORAL STAFF
EXT
Phone: (314) 843-3245
Fax: (314) 843-3196
Rev. Jim Cormack, CM
Rev. Nhan Tran, CM “Fr. Tino”
Brother David Berning, CM
Rev. Mr. George Tichacek
Mrs. Peggy Brinkmann
Mrs. Sue Tumminia
Mr. Billy Bommarito
Ms. Mary Kate Buncher
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Pastor
Associate Pastor
Maintenance/Custodial
Permanent Deacon
Director of Religious Education
PT Pastoral Minister
Youth Minister
Pt Time Assistant Youth Minister
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Director of Operations
Financial Manager
Finance Assistant
Maintenance Supervisor
PT Secretary
Receptionist
Music Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Saint Vincent DePaul
Stephen Ministry
Between Jobs Ministry
Gardening & Campus Beautification
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
SUPPORT STAFF
Mrs. Sue Spaeth
Mrs. Tina Indelicato
Mrs. Penny Weiss
Mr. Jim Faust
Ms. Ann George
Sr. Connie Bauer, OP
Mrs. Sue Baumgartner
Ms. Linda DiFranco
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Mr. Bill Schelinski
Mr. Vince Doder
SCHOOL STAFF
Mrs. Laurie Jost
Mr. Chris Masterson
Mrs. Suzie Koch
DRE Asst/Child Safety Coord
Phone: (314) 843-2819
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Principal
Assistant Principal
Secretary
$ Monthly
(Budgeted)
$13,086.42
Perct.
Capital Expenditures
$3,750.00
3%
Fees & Services
$2,208.33
2%
Loan Interest
$4,166.67
3%
Occupancy
$9,208.33
7%
Personnel
$62,758.33
45%
School Subsidy
$34,083.33
25%
Supplies
$8,312.50
6%
Tithing/Retreats
$1,000.00
1%
Breakdown
Archdiocesan Tax
Total Monthly Need
(Budgeted)
$138,573.92
Collection Envelopes
$77,470.42
Collection Parish Pay
$30,476.33
Total June Revenue
$107,946.75
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of our weekly bulletin. Please Note:
Bulletin submissions are due by 9 am on Monday for
the following week unless otherwise posted. Please
email: [email protected].
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BAPTISMS
The most appropriate time for the celebration of Baptism is during
weekend masses with the worshipping community present. Outside
of Lent, we celebrate the Sacrament of Baptism at these masses
and at 2:00 pm on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month. Please call
the Parish Office to
schedule a Baptism. We have a required preparation class for new
parents. The class takes place on the second Sunday of the month
at 1:30 pm in the Church. While this is a good class for all parents to
attend, it is required for parents who bring their first child for Baptism.
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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 19, 2015
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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 19, 2015
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