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Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time - August 30, 2020 With school resuming we are very much in need of new adorers or substitutes for these open hours. Please consider helping!

ADORATION HOURS AVAILABLE

Open Hours: Needing Partner: 2nd Thursday @ Noon Thursday 3 am Monday 1 am

Discovering Christ begins

Thursday, September 10th.

Visit our website to sign-up. Deadline to register is August 31st

Contact Don Aschenbrenner for more information 316-516-8424 or [email protected] Regular Office Hours are Resuming Monday, August 31st 9 am - Noon and 1 pm - 3 pm

OFFICE STAFF Pastor Parish Life Coordinator Fr. Eric Weldon [email protected] Jillian Linnebur [email protected] Secretary Bookkeeper Julie Bardon [email protected] Kathy Seltenreich [email protected] MASS TIMES CONFESSIONS Weekend Weekdays Weekdays 15 Minutes before Mass Saturday 4:30 PM M, T, Th & F 7:30 AM Saturdays 3:00 - 4:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM Wednesdays 6:30 PM And by Appointment HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION Vigil 6:30 PM Day Of 7:30 AM & 6:30 PM WWW.SACREDHEARTCOLWICH.ORG  [email protected] Phone Number: 316-796-1224  Emergency Number: 316-796-1224 x 9 311 S 5th St, P O Box 578  Colwich, KS 67030 Office Hours: Weekdays, 9 am - Noon and 1 pm - 3 pm

| Welcome to Sacred Heart Page 2 Thoughts from Fr. Weldon

Pope St. Gregory the Great 540, 590-603. Feast Day September 3.

Do we have it bad right now?

By the time Gregory became , was a backwater. It had not been the capital of the Roman Empire since about 330. Around AD 335, Rome had 28 libraries. None of them existed when Gregory was elected in 590. Why? The sacked Rome in 410. became the capital of the West, which was more easily protected and had a better port. Attila the Hun sacked Rome twice, but Pope Leo the Great stopped him once in 452. Roaming barbarians conducted total war and pillaging, which brought plagues and . The was worse. The capture Rome in 546 and then abandoned the city, taking the remainder of the population with him further south on the peninsula. Rome was empty for 40 days. The Roman general, , garrisoned the city but Goths return to take city again. crossed over the alps in 568 and ravaged central . Northern and western Italy was a wasteland. It had been bled white. THEN, in 589, floods devasted Italy. The Tiber overflowed its banks; the granaries of the Church were destroyed; pestilence was widespread, and Rome became the city of the dead. There was no commerce and mass burials were common.

That was what Pope Gregory the Great inherited. For the age he lived, Gregory was well educated. He served as prefect of Rome in 573, but resigned from this to live as a . During his monastic life, Gregory converted six Sicilian estates into monasteries. He donated his personal land in Rome to create the Monastery of St. Andrew. Though not a Benedictine, he later wrote a biography of St Benedict, which is entitled “The Dialogues.” In the 570s he became an ambassador for the pope to for six years. Due to wars and destruction, he gave his personal wealth to feed poor. He was the ruler of all things in Rome, spiritual and temporal, because nobody else could do it. He titled himself Servus servorum mundi, Servant of the Servants of God.

It is difficult to chew on all of that. With schools opening at all levels, there might be a new outbreak. Everyone has opinions. Pope St. Gregory the Great was GREAT because he held it all together. To receive the title “Great” a pope must be the model Priest (Sacraments), Prophet (proclaimer of the Gospel), and King (governance). Some of his preaching ventured near apocalyptic end-of-times messages. It would be easy to understand that. The Mass must go on. Do we go to Mass? The who have gone before us maintained fidelity to the sacraments, prayer, and helping each other. ‘Hope has been poured into our hearts through the power of the Holy Spirit.’ (Rom 5:5) We can tackle our first world problems because we have the financial means but think of those who do not have hope; even those who live in out town. People we know. We must pray to live the hope of Christ and to seek the Lord’s will for the times in which we live.

- Fr. Weldon

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COLWICH OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT PARISH INFORMATION K of C Colwich / St Mark council is hosting four person scramble at Hesston Golf Park on September 27th at 8 am . A $260 entry fee per MARRIAGE team needs turned in by September 16th. For a registration form or Contact the Pastor at least 9 months in advance. more information, please contact Paul Kear at (316) 706-5493. Proceeds to benefit the Lord’s Diner and the youth of Sacred Heart and St Mark parishes. BAPTISM After the 4:30 PM & 10:00 AM Masses. ST. ANNE’S ROSARY & ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING Babies should be baptized as soon as St. Anne's Rosary and Altar Society will meet on Tuesday Sept. 1st at possible. A meeting is required for 7pm in the St. Anne room. A Zoom link will also be available for first-time parents & godparents. Contact those who want to attend online. Contact Robbie Leighton the office at least 30 days ahead of time.

(316-640-8027) or your Circle Chair to receive the Zoom link FACILITY USAGE Please contact the office to schedule use CARROLL TRASH BAG FUNDRAISER of the parish facilities. All dates & times Bishop Carroll students are selling Envision trash bags again this year until must be approved by the Pastor. Sept. 25th. The fundraiser supports student activities and the general fund. BULLETIN If a student does not contact you, please email [email protected]. All bulletin announcements must be Thank you for your support of Bishop Carroll Catholic High School. submitted to the office in writing by Tuesday at noon. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT OUR DAILY BREAD FOOD PANTRY One of Catholic Charities busiest ministries of late, Our Daily Altar Society President Robbie Leighton ...... 316-640-8027

Bread Food Pantry needs more volunteers. The pantry is open from 8:30 a.m. to noon, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Holy Name Society President Joe Hemmen ...... 316-308-4517 and on the fourth Saturday of the each month from 9am to noon.

Volunteers must be 18 or older; youth ages 16 and 17 may Prayer Line Contact volunteer with parental consent while those ages 12-15 must be Jana Linnebur ...... 316-796-1533 accompanied by a parent...... [email protected] CYM Advisor For more information, email Cole at [email protected]. Shelly Ewertz ...... 316-253-2261 OFFICE OF RESPECT LIFE & SOCIAL JUSTICE EVENTS ...... [email protected] 1st Saturday Rosary for the Unborn You are invited to come and recite the Holy Rosary to Sacred Heart T-Shirts st defend the unborn on the 1 Saturday in September. Sept 5th We have a few extra t-shirts if anyone at Trust Women Abortion Facility, 5107 E. Kellogg, Wichita, is interested. Please contact the office. at 9:00 a.m. Let us pray the rosary to change hearts.

Questions? Contact the Respect Life Social Justice Office at 316 269-3935 National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children Memorial Service for Aborted Children at Calvary Cemetery Wichita ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ On Saturday, September 12, pro-life Americans throughout the country will WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT gather at the gravesites of aborted babies and other memorial sites dedicated in As of August 23, 2020 their honor for the eighth annual National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Last Week Fiscal YTD Children. Solemn vigils will be held at these sites to commemorate the more than 60 million children who have lost their lives to legal abortion since 1973, Regular Giving $13,861.65 $128,281.12 and to remind our society of the humanity of the unborn child. Please join us for Church Reno. $375.00 $5,952.00 the memorial service in our community: Misc. Income $269.51 $754.46

When: Saturday, September 12, 10:00 am Total Income $14,506.16 $134,987.58 Where: Calvary Cemetery Wichita, S. Rutan & Kellogg, entry at mausoleum Estimated Expenses ($15,338.00) ($122,704.00)

More Info: Contact Debra Kurtz, 316-300-7773, [email protected] Surplus/(Deficit) ($831.84) $12,283.58 Together let us remember the victims of abortion and pray for a final end to this Special Collections Sharing with Parishes injustice during the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children. (August—St. Patrick) $133.00 $1,999.00

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Save the Date! MASS INTENTIONS St. Anne’s Rosary & Altar Society Monday, , 2020 7:30 am - Int. Joe & Carolyn Spexarth

Confirmation Tuesday, September 1, 2020 Masses 7:30 am - †Quentin Simon

Wednesday, September 2, 2020 6:30 pm - †Gary Swenson Last Names A-J Thursday, September 3, 2020 Saturday, St. Gregory the Great November 21st 7:30 am - †Mary Lies

at 6:00 pm Friday, September 4, 2020 7:30 am - †Kathryn Suellentrop

Last Names K-Z Saturday, September 5, 2020 1st Saturday Sunday, 8:00 am - People of the Parish November 22nd 4:30 pm - Int. Bill & Joan Lane 45th Wedding Anniversary at Noon Sunday, September 6, 2020 Vocations Statue Family Paschal Candle 8:00 am - People of the Parish 10:00 am - †Raymond Seiler August 29/30 Phyllis Berens August 29/30 Becky Dugan September 5/6 Volunteer Needed September 5/6 Volunteer Needed

Altar Extraordinary Music Lector Sacristan Servers Minister Ministry Usher 1st Sat Sept 5th Gavin Poindexter Michael Peloquin 8:00 am

Saturday, Steve Heimerman Henry Corrigan Annette Christi Butterfield Richard Suellentrop Sept 5th Mark Corrigan Jaclyn Walker John Corrigan Heimerman Ron Jackson Tyler Mies 4:30 pm Tim Fisher

Sunday, Wayne Rau Harper McGuire Megan Jackson Jim Voegeli Sept 6th Theresa Seiler Bruce Seiler Diane Slagle Wyatt Lies Ron Jackson Pat Strunk 8:00 am Alvin Neville Anthony Weber Sunday, Brennan Leighton Megan Jackson Leia Bryan Guy Sept 6th Philip Eck Joe Spexarth Shelly Ewertz Ron Jackson Gutschenritter Robert Hein Kenzie Coomes 10:00 am Jeff Goebel Weekday Servers August 31st-September 4th September 7th - 11th Bella Cates Jayna Lies Servers, please remember to lead the rosary at least 20 minutes before all weekend Masses.

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Sacred Heart Prayer List The Sick of the Parish Our Military Personnel Shannon Gould Jennifer Baalmann A1C Lauren Simon, Daughter of Kelly & Angie Simon Our Couples Preparing for Marriage SSgt Jesse Kraus, Son of Pat & Lori Kraus Derek Brenner & Randi Dierksen October 3, 2020 SSgt Kurtis Liles, Son of Kelly & Karen Liles Alex Fox & Lindsey Hauschel November 14, 2020 Sgt Chad Mertes, Son of Sam & Mark Mertes Drew Goddard & Kaylee Konda November 28, 2020 in Manhattan TSgt Rochelle Palmer, Daughter of Robert & Sharon Scroggins Cooper Tade & Hannah Hulett September 18, 2021 TSgt Gabe Palmer, Son-In-Law of Robert & Sharon Scroggins Our Expectant Parents SSgt Kaleb Gage, Son of Kerry & Chris Gage Teresa & Al Jirak Lisa & Aaron Schwaiger SMSgt Lynn Lefebvre, Son of Philip & Clara Lefebvre Dani & Evan Brand Morgan & Dominic Bergkamp LCpl Job Thompson, Son-in-Law of Jeff & Jennifer McKenzie Maria & Joe Hilger Cyndi & Anthony Weber Please remember the homebound in your prayers. St. Jeanne Jugan, Pray for Us! PRAYER TO FR. KAPAUN Fr. Emil Kapaun, gave glory to God by following his call to Kathryn Ewertz Paul Spexarth Erwin Weninger the priesthood and thus serving the people of Kansas and Irene Metzinger Mary Blasi Mary Ann Weber those in the military. Fr. Kapaun, I ask your intercession not Almeda Seiler Rosina Rau Jim & Loretta Luder only for these needs which I mention now...but that I too Millie Seiler may follow your example of service to God and my neighbor. For the gifts of courage in battle and Please remember all medical professionals & perseverance of faith, we give you thanks first responders in your prayers; particularly those in our parish & in our families. O Lord. Amen P ARDON P RAYER : My God, I believe, I adore, I hope 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, & 1 Glory Be. and I love Thee! I beg pardon for those who do not believe, do not adore, do not hope and do not love Thee. Amen. One of the distinguishing marks of a vibrant parish is its prayer life. Prayer comes first for its individuals, families, and groups dedicated to many ministries. Prayer comes first for its pastor who wants his people to experience "more". All are solidly connected to Christ who leads them to the Father. We are that parish! Witness those who come to daily Mass, answer the call to Adoration, pray so many Rosaries and Chaplets, are attentive to family prayer, and offer their sufferings as a sharing in Christ's Redemption for the sake of others.

We need all of us to come together now for a special mission! DISCOVERING CHRIST will begin new weekly sessions Thursday, September 10, in our parish. We are asking for individuals and families to become Prayer Partners with the participants even before we know who they are! Pray now that those whom Christ is calling to a deeper relationship with Him will be open to His invitation. We will let you choose whom to pray for when the time comes. Please help us get the entire parish praying for an increase in Christ's life!

Knights of Columbus #9510

Each month, our Knights of Columbus council choose a Knight and a Family of the Month, from Sacred Heart or St. Mark, that have given of their time and talents in alignment with the Knights 4 pillars. The 4 pillars of the Knights of Co- lumbus are Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. For the month of August, the Knights have chosen: Knight of the Month: Donald L. Aschenbrenner Family of the Month: Robert and Margaret Biggs They have truly blessed our community with their time and commitment. Join us in thanking them when you see them!

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