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32 Sunday in Ordinary Time – November 10, 2019 . 32nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – NOVEMBER 10, 2019 1st Reading: 2 Maccabees 7: 1 – 2, 9 - 14 / 2nd Reading: 2 Thessalonians 2: 16 – 3:5 Gospel Reading: Luke 20: 27 - 38 Our Mission: To live a Gospel way of life *Simply * With Humility * Out of Love of God and Neighbor * https://www.facebook.com/St-Clare-Catholic-Church - Website: www.stclarewaveland.com Church Office: 228-467-9275 Fax: 1-844-273-6418 - E-mail: [email protected] MINISTRIES ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: The Adoration Room is open Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. and on Sundays, 7:30 a.m. until the Church closes. CONFESSION: Saturday - 1 hour before Vigil Mass, by appointment, or anytime during office hours. Call the office ahead of time. BAPTISM: Call office to make an appointment. Parents and godparents should also attend a Baptism class. Schedule this by calling Sheryl Colson @ 228-342-8134. MARRIAGE PREP: Please contact Dwayne and Dolly Punch (504-451-9872 or 504-495-7842) if you are engaged and wish to be married here at St. Clare. Marriages must be scheduled 6 months in advance. You must contact the office to set a date. CHOIR PRACTICE: Practice will be Monday evenings at 6 p.m. All interested in singing, or playing an instrument are strongly encouraged to attend. KC’s: Meet every 2nd Tuesday in the Community Hall – 6 p.m. (Social) 7 p.m. (Meeting). LEGION OF MARY: Wednesday’s after the 6:00 p.m. Mass at the Church. Altar Society Membership is open to men and women who want to join for $5.00. Envelopes are available on table by the doors of the Church. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PHARMACY: Meets in Bay St. Louis on the 1st Monday of each month. Call 228- 374-9097 for more information. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ST. CLARE CONFERENCE - (228) 363-1302 / 236 S Beach Blvd, Waveland, MS 39576 - [email protected] / Waveland residents & Parishioners only. Utilities Only. Walk in - Mon / Tues; 10am-1pm. OVER 50’s GROUP: All parishioner’s over 50 are invited to join this group (no charge). Call Janis for details (228-324-8715). ST. CLARE VETERANS PRAYER GROUP will serve God, our country and our military community by presenting the gospel to Veterans in an atmosphere of love and support. We pray that each military vet will come to know God through the love of his son Jesus Christ. Meetings: 1st and 3rd Tuesday’s of the Month at 6:30 p.m. We meet Tuesday November 5th! MASSES: If you would like to have Mass celebrated for a deceased loved one or for a special intention, please contact the office. The stipend is $10.00. MASS INTENTIONS Mon. 11/11 8:30 a.m. No Mass Tues. 11/12 8:30 a.m. Ora Mae Hock Herlihy+ Wed. 11/13 6:00 p.m. Harry & Louise Lynch+ Thurs. 11/14 8:30 a.m. John G. Garza+ Fri. 11/15 8:30 a.m. Fr. Jacob-Matthew Smith (Sp.) Sat. 11/16 4:00 p.m. George Ferry, Sr.+ Sun. 11/17 8:30 a.m. William Mervin, Jr. + 11:00 a.m. Sick of the Parish 5:30 p.m. Deceased Members of Parish Thank you for your generous contributions! Last week’s Collections were: Regular Offertory: $4,450.00 Expenses for the week: $2,143.31 FRIED TURKEYS ARE BACK FRIED TURKEYS ARE BACK FRIED TURKEYS ARE BACK! The KC’s are selling Fried Turkeys for Thanksgiving. Order forms are available on the table in the hallway. You must return your order by Sunday November 24th. Pick up is on Wednesday November 27th after 3 p.m. or Thursday, November 28th from 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. Turkeys are $35 apiece. For more info, call Dwayne (504-451-9872), Ricky (228-254-0430) Paul (228-216-0091) or Bill (228-547-3790). 100 THANKSGIVING BAGS: Help St. Clare celebrate the Centennial Year by filling 100 Bags of Groceries to help the hungry of Hancock county! You can deliver your bag of non- perishable food to the Church (place in front of Altar on the right side). You can also pick up a new bag if you like, in the hallway. Deadline to bring the bags is Sunday November 17. LEARN TO LINE DANCE! Come on out on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Tuesday’s of the month beginning at 6:30 p.m. under the building weather permitting) or in the Parish Hall. ALL ARE INVITED! THE GIFT SHOP – Christmas is coming! Come by the gift shop for your Advent and Christmas needs! ROSARY REPAIR - Mrs. Lynda Bishop is offering her services as a rosary repair lady. 3There are sealable plastic bags inside the envelopes at the Gift Shop into which you can put your broken rosary(ies) for repair. Write your name and phone number of the outside envelope. This is a FREE ministry offered by Lynda Bishop. 100 ROSARIES & 100 HAIL MARY PRAYERS: For the December Centennial Celebration, we would like to have 100 Rosaries prayed between November 8 – December 8th in honor of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We will have a board set up in the hall for you to record your name and date of when you prayed the Rosary. We will also have a children’s board for 100 Hail Mary Prayers to be said. HOSPITAL VISITS: Parishioners are encouraged to notify the Hospital administration to be added to the Catholic list when you are admitted to the hospital. The priest chaplain will not know if you are in the hospital unless you are on the list, or you have contacted the office personally to let us know you have been admitted. Receiving the sacraments are invaluable if and when a situation like hospitalization occurs. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM – a Meeting will be held on Tuesday November 12 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the current crimes that are occurring, the Nextdoor app and recap on issues addressed from the last meeting. The meeting will take place at 1602 McLaurin St. Waveland (Waveland Police Station). Please call Harley Caughlin at 228-216-0129 if you plan to attend. OVER 50’S LUNCHEON – Come join the Over 50’s group for lunch at Yun Long Buffet at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday November 13th on Hwy 90, Waveland. Upcoming events will be discussed and planned. Edmond Fahey Three generations of Funeral Home Dedicated Funeral Service Specializing in Pre-Need Funeral Planning 110 Necaise Ave. 228-467- 9031 Strategic Benefits Group, LLC Employee & Individual Benefits Specialists Medical, Life, Disability, Dental, Vision, 401K, Individual Retirement & Tax- Free Retirement Worksite Voluntary (Colonial, Aflac, etc.) Custom home building Will Sigl 504-453-1392 Council 16433 for over 25 years. Meetings: Second Tuesday of www.garciaandsonsdevelopment.com [email protected] 228-341-3601 the month at 7:00 p.m. Crane Builders LLC Custom Homes & Renovations Since 1980 Jackye Crane Hansen: 228-222-0645 Jimmy Crane: 228-222-0636 www.cranebuildersms.com In Memory of Princess T. Fahey & Edmond Fahey, III HUBBARD’S WAVELAND HARDWARE “IF YOU DON’T THINK WE HAVE IT, ASK US!!” DAVID & RICHARD HUBBARD 615 NICHOLSON AVE. WAVELAND, MS 39576 324 US 90 – Waveland, MS PHONE (228) 467-4494 228-467-9099 FAX (228) 467-7632 BABY BOTTLE COLLECTION: The KC’s wish to thank all who participated in the Baby Bottle collection for the month of October. Over $1,700 was collected! If you did not turn in your Baby Bottle, you can still bring it to Mass and leave it by the children’s collection bucket. CHURCH CLOSED MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 IN HONOR OF VETERAN’S DAY: There will be no Mass on this morning and the office will be closed. ST. CLARE TREE OF LIFE PROGRAM: The development program is up and running now. This is a development program designed to ensure the future of St. Clare in the event of a catastrophic event. The annuity will be administered by Hancock / Whitney Bank. Contributions to this ongoing development program are tax deductible. With each donation of $500 or more, the individual’s or company’s name will be etched into one of the gold leaves with the year, i.e., John Doe, 2019. If you need more information about the program, contact Mary Ann Pucheu, Fr. Jacob-Matthew or Kathy Scott. WHAT IS A SPIRITUAL BOUQUET? Spiritual Bouquets are prayers or devotional acts that someone (the giver) has or will offer for someone else (the recipient). It can be given from an individual or group to an individual or group to express joy, sorrow or best wishes, often in commemoration of a special occasion. In the old days, there actually used to be greeting cards with something like “a spiritual bouquet for you” on the front. Inside, there would be something like a check-off list and you would write down the number of how many rosaries, individual prayers, masses or whatever you would be offering for the person. So, this would be a ‘bouquet of prayers’ rather than a ‘bouquet of flowers’. What does Spiritual Bouquet mean? A spiritual bouquet is a collection of prayers and spiritual actions given up for a specific purpose. Pick up your Spiritual Bouquet from a box in back of the church. These cards are free. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Next week is the Birthday of Mary Ann Becnel, Natalie Garcia, Stephen Landry, Norman Loustalot, Vincent Monnin, Olivia O’Gwin, Jack Whitney and Greg Fairey. Please pray for all members of the military and the people of the Parish who are sick in mind, body and/or spirit and for the following: Lawrence Glapion, Mike & Ruth McNeely, Peggy Yeager, Brent Woodfill, Shelley Lozano, Roserita Lefevre, Rose Cooper, Harvey Cooper, Beverly Emerick, Gail Sherbondy, Lenny Rupp, Lynn Naquin, Beverly Monnin, Gloria Duvieilh, Dianna Emmerick, Ricky and Emily Duvieilh, Dan Richards, Celino Family, Kathy Shields, Laura Ladner, Jill Ladner, Paul & Pam Brown, Bishop Morin’s family, Sharon Tosso, Elsie & Carl Wilson, Maddox family, Traweek family, Ohlmeyer family, Lirette family, Gabe Jumonville, Greeley family, DeLaup family, Joachim family, Janca family, Burk family, Prosser family, George family, Harry, Alice, Sarah, Harry Melerive, Tom & Ann Arnold, Ray Rea, Claire Whitaker, Mark Moore, Kathy, Virginia & Mike Brody, Caspian Smith.
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