Saint Joseph Parish
A Christcentered family engaging, connecting, and empowering God’s people
567 ST. JOSEPH LANE | MANCHESTER, MO 63021 | 6362275247 | stjoemanchester.org | [email protected]
Breaking Open the Word July 4, 2021 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Leconary: 101 Gospel Mk 6:1R6 Reflecon: The spiritual website Aleteia.org has a beauful story about two sisters who create their own TikTok videos. “In the video, the young women can be seen doing each other’s hair. They goof around, make faces and do all the moves you’d expect of youngsters these days. However, while the young ladies look fab, the insight into their relaonship is even more beauful. Kalista wants everybody to see how Worthy’s extra chromosome means she can ‘outshine in other areas.’” We so o en miss finding the image of God in the people closest to us. Quesons: 1. How hard is it for you to find God in other people? 2. Who do you find it hard to see God in? 3. What prevents you from finding God in those around you? 4. What do you do when people reject you? 5. How can you promote the dignity of people?
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Masses Anointing of the Sick Communion for the Sick Saturday (Sunday obligation) 4:00 pm Celebrated on the first Saturday of the To request Communion, please call the Sunday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am month after 8:30 am Mass and upon parish office.
1:00 pm (Spanish) & 5:00 pm request. Eucharistic Adoration Monday-Friday 6:30 am Exposition begins after the 8:30 am Mass Baptisms Monday- Saturday 8:30 am each Wednesday and concludes with All Baptisms are private. Call in advance to Monday-Thursday 6:30 pm Benediction at 8:15 pm. Perpetual reserve your date and get information Third Saturday of the month Adoration is held in the Holy Family about the requirements. in Portuguese. 6:00 pm Chapel. Call the parish office for details. Reconciliation Marriages Rosary Wednesdays 7:30 pm Couples need to call the parish office at Daily Mon. - Sat. 7:45 am Saturdays 7:30 - 8:20 am least six months in advance. Wednesday 7:30 pm July 4, 2021 Liturgical Notes 2 notas litúrgicas
SUN 7/04 Ez 2:2R5/Ps 123:1R2, 2, 3R4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7R10/Mk 6:1R6a Vincent John Cuoghi MON 7/05 Gn 28:10R22a/Ps 91:1R2, 3R4, 14R15 ab [cf. 2b]/Mt 9:18R26 Father of Stephanie Caratenuto TUE 7/06 Gn 32:23R33/Ps 17:1b, 2R3, 6R7ab, 8b and 15 [15a]/Mt 9:32R38
WED 7/07 Gn 41:55R57; 42:5R7a, 17R24a/Ps 33:2R3, 10R11, 18R19 [22]/Mt 10:1R7 THR 7/08 Gn 44:18R21, 23bR29; 45:1R5/Ps 105:16R17, 18R19, 20R21 [5a]/ Mateo Atriano Perez Mt 10:7R15 Son of Agustin & Claudia FRI 7/09 Gn 46:1R7, 28R30/Ps 37:3R4, 18R19, 27R28, 39R40 [39a]/Mt 10:16 Emmanuel Herrera Rodriguez R23 Son of Ruben & Angela SAT 7/10 Gn 49:29R32; 50:15R26a/Ps 105:1R2, 3R4, 6R7 [cf. Ps 69:33]/Mt
Marriage 10:24R33 SUN 7/11 Am 7:12R15/Ps 85:9R10, 11R12, 13R14 [8]/Eph 1:3R14 or 1:3R10/ BANNS Mk 6:7R13 Nicole Adams and John VonderHaar Bann I † indicates the person is deceased. Monday-Lunes-July 5 St. Anthony Zaccaria; St. Elizabeth of Portugal Our Sick 6:30 am Special Intention Adrienne Barker Liz Krocka 8:30 am Joanne Goedeker Nick Barker Donna Kwasinski 6:30 pm Open Jake Besch Kathleen Lancia Tuesday-Martes-July 6 St. Maria Goretti Mike Bick Lucia Lindh 6:30 am Open Donna Brotske Sophia Luetkemeyer 8:30 am † Daniel Comerford Deacon Jack Burke Carter Naeger 6:30 pm George Serano Cailyn Craven Isaac Naeger Wednesday-Miercoles-July 7 Pam Crotty Bennet Oswald 6:30 am Open Jennifer Delgado Mary Paul 8:30 am † Charles Hannon Len DeMoor Betty Penn 6:30 pm Open Michael Diekemper Clarita Pingel Thursday-Jueves-July 8 Karen Doyle Patrick Prifogle 6:30 am Open Rob Evans Peter Rolfe 8:30 am Open Jan Flake Virginia Schneider 6:30 pm Open Joanne Goedeker Tiffany Schulz Friday-Viernes-July 9 St. Augustine Zhao Rong and Companions Amy Grassino Marie Signaigo 6:30 am Special Intention Mary Griffard Maureen Sox 8:30 am Open Sue Hallett Ruth Strothkamp Saturday-Sabado-July 10 BVM Greta Haynes Jo Ann Thomas 8:30 am Open Steve Hays L’Wana Trapp 4:00 pm Open Sunday-Domingo-July 11 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Richard Hellweg Marge Voigt 7:00 am † Marcelo Fernan Carolyn Wamhoff Fr. Houlihan S.J. 9:00 am † Melvin Blankenship Larry Wamhoff JoAnn Kaestner 11:00 am † Rebecca Orians Irv Kapplar Karl Weinkauff 1:00 pm Open Lauren King 5:00 pm Open Eucharistic RCIA ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW ADORATION SOMEONE WHO… has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? “Blessed be the God and Father of our has a child over the age of seven who has not been baptized? Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation? the heavens.” (Eph 1:3) Spend time this week in Adoration and pray that the We offer an opportunity to learn more about our Catholic faith Lord will bless our nation as we celebrate and prepare individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Independence Day, and that we will remain always Confirmation, and Eucharist. There is a separate process for children or grateful for the freedom from sin that Christ gives. youth. Exposition begins after the 8:30 am Mass each For more information on becoming a Catholic, Wednesday and concludes with Benediction at call the parish office at 636-227-5247. 8:15 pm. The doors are open . . . We invite you to join us! From the Pastor 3 notas del párroco
Welcome Back! Welcome Fr. Christopher Rubie month at 7:15 pm to pray with me and offer I want to extend a warm welcome to We are excited to welcome Fr. advice on how to guide the parish. If you everyone attending Mass at St. Joseph this Christopher Rubie to St. Joseph as our new would like to be a part of the Parish weekend, the first weekend after Associate Pastor. Please take some time in Council please email me, Archbishop Rozanski lifted the the next week to offer him a warm [email protected]. dispensation that was in place since March welcome. of 2020 because of the pandemic. It is my Becoming an Inviting Church Challenge hope that we all return to Sunday Mass Our First Lily & Hammer Drawing for Post something positive about our parish with the same enthusiasm as an athlete 2021-22 is Only Two Weeks Away! on your social media. does when he or she returns to the sport The cornerstone on our church building they love after suffering and recovering tells us that it was built in 1975. I was born from a major injury. Happy 4th of July in 1976 so we know that it is an old I pray you have a very happy and safe 4th building! But it is actually not the oldest Fr. Ronald Rolheiser reminds us of the of July. Please note, the Parish Office will building on campus, and old buildings importance of the Eucharist: be closed on Monday, July 5. require much upkeep. Every membership When Jesus gave us the Eucharist, he in our Lily and Hammer Club is important intended it to be a ritual that invites us to to help us keep our buildings and campus Bulletin Sponsors come together as a family in every in good shape. Recent studies continue to show that the circumstance of our lives. In faith, just as parish bulletin is the best way to in nature, we are meant to come together Now is the time to join the Lily and communicate information to a parish. Our with others when we are happy and when we Hammer Club for the upcoming year to get parish bulletin is provided to us through are sad; when the occasion is festive and the most bang for your buck. You will be the generosity of businesses that purchase when it is mundane; when we celebrate new entered into the monthly raffle and you can the ad space on the back of the bulletin. I life and when we bury loved ones; when we win more than once. Joining now ensures encourage you to support these businesses give ourselves to each other in marriage that you have twelve opportunities to win! and to thank them for advertising in our parish bulletin. If you are in a business and when we need reconciliation; when our Help us reach our goal of 500 memberships so we can make the needed repairs and that advertises, please consider advertising energy is high and when it is low; when we improvements to the courtyard. your business in our parish bulletin and feel the need for each other and when we help us to continue to communicate with want distance from others; and when we Our first drawing for the 2021-22 year is our parish in this way. have no other reasons to be together other July 18—don’t miss out! Join now! than the fact that our nature invites us For more information and to join, visit the Bulletins there. The Eucharist invites us to gather as parish website or stop by the ambassador’s Just a reminder as people begin to travel station at church. family. The very essence of family life is again that I appreciate receiving bulletins
sharing with others both the special and the from other parishes, especially those from ordinary moments of life. Being Good News for Others other states. You can always drop off This week’s example of someone being bulletins at the Ambassador’s desk for me. So, if you have been back for a while or if Good News for Others is Mike Steinke. It this is your first weekend back, know that is easy to see that Mike loves being a lector we are excited that you are here. at our weekday Masses. What makes him standout though is how he finds greater Celebrate community As the dispensation is lifted, please happiness in inviting others to lector. remember the following words from Mike arrives early to prepare to read the It is an excing me at St. Joseph! Here Archbishop Rozanski: First Reading at Mass, but he also pans the are some upcoming events to aend and “Please note that parishioners who are crowd looking for anyone who might say invite your friends to join us: sick, homebound, immunocompromised yes to his invitation to proclaim the and gravely concerned for their health Scriptures in his place. Summer Concert Series R next concert retain the dispensation from the If you know of someone being Good News July 9th at 8 pm obligation to attend Mass, which has for Others please send your shout-out to Lily & Hammer First Drawing for 2021R always been the case in normal times.” me at [email protected]. 22 is July 18. th th If you have any questions or concerns Men’s Acts Retreat R August 5 T 8 regarding the dispensation being lifted and New Parish Council Members Needed Leco on the Lawn R Tuesdays, 7:00 pm the policies we have in place at St. Joseph Thank you to Mali Galindo-Binaei, Jim Eucharisc Adoraon R Wednesdays, as we all return to church, please do not Muir, and Ricki Marking-Camuto for their 9 am R 8:30 pm hesitate to reach out to me. I look forward time serving on our Parish Council. I Java at Joe’s a er 7, 9, 11 am & 1 pm to seeing you at Mass. appreciate all their advice and guidance. Sunday Masses With their terms coming to an end, we are looking for new members. The Parish Council meets on the first Tuesday of the As We Journey in Faith 4 mientras peregrinamos en la fe Fr. Thomas Pastorius July 4, 2021 Spiritual Ponderings Faith & Film Falcon and the Winter Soldier
I usually direct my Spiritual Ponderings for the month of July to finding spiritual insights in movies. Since Covid, I have not been to a movie theatre and therefore I am going to reflect on The song lyrics from In Every Age some shows that I have streamed this past year. The first one I want to reflect on is The Falcon state, “In every age O God, you and the Winter Soldier. have been our refuge. In every age O God, you have been our hope.” This six-part show was produced by Marvel and reunites us, the audience, with some of the Sometimes we offer a great refuge characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). They are Sam Wilson who is also for our neighbors in need when we known as the Falcon and Bucky Barnes who is also known as The Winter Soldier. At the end pay housing, utility and other bills. of the movie Avengers Endgame, Captain America (Steve Rodgers), retires from being a Thanks to your generous donations superhero and passes his iconic shield onto Sam. He hopes Sam will become the new Capitan we are able to bring hope to these America. Sam does not believe that he is capable of living up to the legacy of Captain America neighbors. If you or someone you and decides to give the shield to the Smithsonian. At the same time a young teenage refugee know needs help with food or named Karli Morgenthau creates a terrorist group called The Flag Smashers. The Flag financial assistance, please call our Smashers dream of a world without governments and have decided to use violence to bring St. Vincent de Paul office phone at this about. In order to inspire the people of the United States and to combat the Flag 636-779-5616. All calls are Smashers the United States Government chooses an elite soldier, John Walker, to be the New confidential. Stay healthy and Captain America. enjoy your summer! First Spiritual Insight In the midst of the six-part series, Bucky introduces Sam to a man named Isaiah Bradley who was an African American soldier that fought for the United States during the Korean War. Isaiah and the other African American men in his crew, were experimented on by the government which was trying to reproduce the original super-soldier serum. Everyone in his crew died as a result, and Isaiah was imprisoned in order to keep it a secret. At the end of the series, Isaiah is able to receive a little bit of healing when he learns that Sam has had an exhibit in the Smithsonian created in Isaiah’s honor. We still have a lot of issues about race “O God our creator… through the that our country has to deal with, and I think this show teaches us three important lessons. power and working of your Holy The first is to acknowledge our past even if it is painful in the same way Jesus did not deny Spirit, you call us to live out our people sinfulness but continued to love them in spite of it. The second is that we see no racial faith in the midst of the world, tension between Bucky and Sam because of their common history. If we want to solve racial bringing the light and the saving tension, we must develop a common history. Jesus brought all sorts of people together who truth of the Gospel to every corner at the time hated each other. For example, Simon the Zealot would not have ever chosen to of society.” be in the same group with Matthew, a Roman tax collector. Nathaniel clearly has a prejudice against people from Nazareth and yet he is allowed to be a member of the group. We know - United States Conference of Catholic that at least one woman that followed Jesus had ties to Herod, but that did not stop her from Bishops “Prayer for Religious Liberty” being a follower. Their common experience of encountering the love of God through Jesus helped form them into one tightknit group. What are you doing to learn about people who are different from you? The last way in which Sam teaches us how to heal racial divide is when he talks about the need for people to have compassion and empathy. Jesus told us that we need to love our enemies.
Second Spiritual Insight The character of John Walker is a great illustration of how a person can be “too good.” John is an amazing soldier and has performed many heroic deeds. He feels a tremendous burden when he is chosen by the government to be the new Captain America. Two things become Stephen Ministry Want more obvious about John Walker. The first is that he gets his sense of self-worth from what others freedom and joy? Did you know that think of him. He has done a good job up until now of earning high praises from those around there is joy and freedom when we him: all-American football player, pretty girl-friend (or wife I am not sure), military medals put the needs of others ahead of our and promotions, etc. Sadly, though, he does not know what to do when he stops receiving own? Stephen Ministry provides the praise of others. He does not know what to do when his “good enough” is not good this kind of care, freedom, and joy. enough to earn the admiration of others, and he snaps. The second is that John Walker’s If you’ve ever thought about desire to have other people admire him leaves him with no moral compass. What separates finding ways to bring Christ’s love Steve Rodgers (the original Captain America) and John Walker is that Steve Rodgers had a to those who are hurting, you need moral conviction of what was right and wrong and did not care what other people thought of to learn more about Stephen him. He was going to do the good. John Walker did good deeds but in return expected Ministry. Contact Anne Grant, people to praise and adore him. He was doing his good deeds in order to gain fame. This 636-399-7633 or Jerry Nash, becomes most obvious when he begins to lie. We also see that this flaw has set him up to be 636-386-3650. manipulated as Val turns him into the “U.S. Agent.” Stewardship 5 mayordomía
“As the Lord spoke to me, the spirit entered me and set me on my feet, and I heard the one who was speaking say to me, ‘Son of man, I am sending you…’” R Ezekiel 2:2R3 God has a plan for each of us. He calls us to do something for Him. But, He doesn’t leave us on our own to figure it out. He gives us the resources we need to do His work. Are you listening for God’s call? When you hear it, do you get on your feet and do the work He asks of you? Do not be afraid. God doesn’t call the equipped, he equips the called. Answer His call. Collecon Baskets & Online Giving If you are a regular reader of our parish bullen, For an easy way to make Week of 6.20.21 you know that we have not been meeng our a donation to St. Joseph Sunday collecon goal during the pandemic. It Offertory Gi s $20,746.60 Parish, you can text was suggested that one way to potenally help “STJM” to 800R950R9952 Weekly Goal 32,000 remedy this is to use the longRhandled collecon and follow the instructions on the baskets. We have therefore invested in these Overage/(Deficit) (11,253.40) reply text OR simply scan the QR code. and have begun using them. HELP US IMPROVE OUR COURTYARD! In addion to giving via the collecon basket, you can also give to the parish online. Actually, Online Giving is one of the best and most helpful IT’S TIME TO JOIN OUR LILY & HAMMER ways to give to our parish. For more informaon on how to register for online giving, please go to CLUB FOR 2021-22! our website, www.stjoemanchester.org and click HELP US MAKE OUR GOAL OF 500 MEMBERS! “online giving.” This year’s proceeds will be used to reRroof the church If you need assistance, please contact Jim walkways and renovate the courtyard including repairing Weiskopf or Kae Markiewicz in the parish office. the concrete and brick, updang the landscaping and adding a shrine Your connued generosity gives the parish a firm to Our Lady of Guadalupe. foundaon to help people become good news for NEW BIGGER PRIZES! others. MONTHY PRIZES OF $250 (10 months) TWO GRAND PRIZES OF $1,000 (December & June)
The club runs from July 1 VJune 30 each year. See the parish website for details and registraon
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Giving Sunday July 11 Please drop off cereal, chili, rice, hand soap, toothpaste, adult and children’s clothes (especially men’s) in the Giving Sunday bins in the courtyard before 11:00 am on Giving Sunday. Giving Sunday DRIVERS NEEDED July 11th and August 8th Please think about giving two hours to drive to St. Augusne’s Wellston Center with donated items. You can make a difference in a family’s life. Call Pat at 636R227R8704. Parish Announcements & Events 6 avisos y eventos de la parroquia Celebrate community You won’t want to miss our annual Our Celebrate Community campaign is in full swing! Here we will FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION! highlight the many communities that call St. Joseph Parish their home. We won’t have the fireworks but Throughout the summer months and into fall please plan to join us at will enjoy a great picnic lunch one of our many opportunities to #celebratecommunity and share followed by entertainment provided by Ma Davis, your experiences on our parish Facebook page. who sings and plays the keyboard. There will probably be some good patrioc music. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, July 6, at 11:00 am in the Parish Center. Since last year’s “FOURTH” had to be canceled, let’s make up for it this year! Newcomers are always welcome, so if you are 55+ and have not aended before, please join us. It is a good way to make new friends. Reservaons are not required, nor is there an admission fee, just a freeRwill offering. If you have any quesons, please feel free to call Trudy at 636R225R5762.
All are invited to pray THE ROSARY this Saturday, July 10 at Planned Parenthood in Stonegate Plaza, located at Big Bend and OldMeramec Staon Road. We will meet at 9:30am Young at Heart on the sidewalk Trudy Olree, Cathy & Mike Sthair, Harry Marn and Arlene & Bob and pray for Diekemper were happy to be back at Young at Heart a er being away an end to aboron for over a year due to Covid. and to thank God Trudy said how great it was coming back to Young at Heart! It for religious freedom. reminded her of the excitement she felt as a child the day of the Parish Foraddional informaon pleasecall and leave School Picnic. She enjoyed seeing all the happy faces as they arrived amessage at 636R541R1152. and greeted friends they had not seen in over a year. It was a joyous reunion! This group has had many good mes for fourteen years and 2021 Men's Retreat she hopes it will connue for many more. August 5 R 8, 2021 Mike and Cathy said seeing how excited the parishionerswere to return made them feel very happy to be a part of this organizaon. For informaon and to Harry was very happy so many people showed up and said it was like register: they had not been separated for a year. All enjoyed bingo and he hps://www.stjoemanchester.org/actsRretreat hopes this group connues for many years. Bob & Arlene said it was great to be back among "unmasked" old friends and see their smiling faces.
Join us for Java at Joe’s a er all morning Masses. Do you have a favorite pastry? You can have it ready and waing a er Mass by preordering! Preorder is now available for pickup a er ALL WEEKEND MASSES! (even Saturday at 4pm and Sunday at 5pm) Visit hps://www.stjoemanchester.org/javaRatRjoes for details. Parish Announcements 7 avisos de la parroquia
The Parish Office will be CLOSED on Monday, July 5 in observance of the Independence Day.
YOUTH MINISTRY Knights of Columbus Charity Golf Tournament St. Joseph Manchester Council #9522 $100 Per Player Registration & Lunch @ 11:30am Includes… Shotgun Start @ Fees & Cart Saturday August 14, 2021 12:30 pm Skins Proceeds will Aberdeen Prizes benefit Golf Club Awards Challenger Baseball Beverages Lafayette Industries Lunch & Other Local Dinner Non-Profits Silent Auction & Raffles
Opportunities available for For more info: Donations & Sponsorships [email protected]
hps://www.stjoemanchester.org/youthRministry Register and pay on the parish website – Parish Life then Knights Other News & Events Otras noticias y eventos
New Pro-Life Play, “Viable,” Coming to the Archdiocese—Friday, July 9th (2PM & 6PM) The Archdiocese of St. Louis is partnering with Support After Abortion to launch the summer tour of “Viable” on Friday, July 9 at the Cardinal Rigali Center (20 Archbishop May Dr., St. Louis, MO 63119). Viable is not about the legality or politics of abortion. Rather, it focuses on the grace, mercy, healing, and redemption that are available from God to all men and women impacted. In 60 minutes, with three actors and two chairs, Viable’s simple but powerful message is a passionate portrayal of one woman’s healing journey and that of her family. The play is free and online pre-registration is required. Visit https://supportafterabortion.com/viable/ then scroll down to sign-up for a showing. Race & Education in St. Louis sponsored by Manchester UMC—Sunday, July 11, 2021 from 7 to 8:30 pm at Manchester UMC (Near the intersection of Hwy 141 & Manchester Road). Guest Panel: Dr. Howard Fields III, Dr. Sarah Riss, Nick Reinhardt-Swierk. Moderator: State Representative Trish Gunby. This learning opportunity is offered in response to recent controversy in local schools around this subject. Panelists will engage in a live Q&A session with the audience toward the end of the event. This free in-person event will also be live-streamed and everyone is welcome! No registration is necessary. Visit https://manchesterumc.org/education/ for details. Companions on the Journey The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Clyde, Missouri, invite single women, ages 18-40 who are considering religious life, to attend our Monastic Experience July 16-22, 2021. We hope to give participants a more in- depth experience of our way of life. Those who come will experience our rhythm of prayer, work and recreation. There will be daily input on prayer, monastic life and discernment, as well as time for personal prayer and faith sharing. There is no cost to attend. Participants must be fully vaccinated before attending. To learn more, please visit www.benedictinesisters.org. To register, please contact Sr. Maria Victoria at 660-944-2221 ex. 127 or email [email protected]. Parish Information & Other News 8 información parroquial
Office Informaon 567 St. Joseph Lane, Manchester, MO 63021 636R227R5247 www.stjoemanchester.org | [email protected] Office Hours: Monday R Thursday 8:30 amR4:30 pm Sunday R Before & A er Mass in Church Vesbule Pastoral Ministers Pastor Rev. Thomas M. Pastorius, [email protected] Annual Catholic Appeal (ACA) Associate Pastor Very Rev. Jaimes Ponce, [email protected] Please consider giving to the Annual Catholic Appeal Associate Pastor Rev. Christopher Rubie, [email protected] and help us make our parcipaon and new parcipant Deacons Deacon Jimmy Broyles, Deacon Jack Burke, Deacon Daniel goals set by the Archdiocese. No gi is too small! Donnelly, Deacon George Miller, Deacon Larry Damato (ret.) Dir. of Evangelizaon/Adult Faith Formaon Greg Barker Even if you cannot give at this me, please turn in Coordinator of Parish Worship David Broemmelsick your pledge card. Coordinator of Parish Life Julie Quillo Coordinator of Hispanic Ministry Silvina Moreno Pledge cards were mailed directly from the Youth Minister Maggie Schurz Archdiocese. If you did not receive one or have misplaced it you can pick yours up at the Ambassador Administraon & Office Staff Staon in the vesbule. Pledge cards can be returned Director of Administraon Jim Weiskopf in the collecon bin at church, at the Ambassador’s Asst. to Director Shari Heitmann Staon or at the Parish Office. Bullen Editor/Child Safety Coordinator Maureen O’Reilly Receponist Debby Marshall For more informaon visit our parish website: Administrave Assistant Kae Markiewicz hps://www.stjoemanchester.org/annualRcatholicR Coordinator of Hospitality Maria Murillo appeal ECLC (Early Childhood Learning Center) 636/438R0592 Director Cathy Noyes Faith and Family Formaon 636/391R1404 Current Safety Guidelines Director of Religious Educaon Michelle Foster In an effort to be as inclusive and caring as possible we Online registraon: hps://stjoseph.psrenroll.com have divided the Church into two sections. The pews Parish Registraon on the left (choir & pulpit side) are mask-optional. New members may register at the Parish Office during business hours, The pews on the baptismal font side are divided in half, at the Ambassador’s Staon, or online at www.stjoemanchester.org. half are mask-mandatory and the other half are mask- optional. The mask-mandatory section remains set up Bullen Noces for social distancing (every other pew roped off). Submied by noon on Tuesday for the following Sunday. Items will be I encourage everyone to continue using the hand included as space provides: [email protected] sanitizer in Church and to please see this time of transition as an opportunity to show your brothers and ACTS Retreats sisters in Christ love and respect. Offered each year, women’s retreat in the fall, men’s in the spring. If you are not vaccinated, please wear a mask. The For informaon visit the parish website. priests and deacons handing out Communion will St. Vincent DePaul continue to wear masks and sanitize our hands. For assistance call 636/779R5616 On weekday Masses when there is only one priest, he will distribute communion to the mask-wearing side St. Joseph Prayer Chain first and then come to the non-mask wearing side. For prayers call Barb, 636/230R9171 Please allow the priest to move from side to side instead of crossing over into the other section. Mask wearing at parish events will be determined by each group, hopefully in a Christian way that allows everyone to feel safe. We will continue with the 11 am radio Mass but we are asking people participating in this to park in front of the St. Joseph Center (school building). Thank you to everyone for being compassionate toward each other at this time. hps://www.stjoemanchester.org/formed Spanish & Portuguese Ministries 9 ministerio español y português
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