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Sunday, July 25, 2021 DIVINE LITURGY & MASS INTENTIONS WEEKLY FINANCES 7/18/21 DOWNTOWN: ST St. Raymond– St. Elizabeth Maronite Catholic Church Most Rev. A. Elias Zaidan, Bishop of The Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon Most Rev. Mitchell Rozanski, Archbishop of St. Louis Rev. John Nahal, Rector Downtown Crestwood 931 Lebanon Drive 1420 S. Sappington Road St. Louis, MO 63104 Crestwood, MO 63126 Tel: (314) 621-0056 Tel: (314) 968-0760 Fax: (314) 968-8023 Website: straymond-mc.org Website: stelizabethhungary.org Facebook: St. Raymond’s Maronite Cathedral group Facebook: St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church @sehcrestwood DIVINE LITURGY DIVINE LITURGY/HOLY MASS: Saturday: 4:00pm– Roman Sunday: 10:15am 5:15pm— Maronite Monday—Friday: 12 noon Sunday: 8am and 10:30am—Roman Monday–Friday: 8am RECONCILIATION: RECONCILIATION: Sunday: 9:15am Saturday: 3:00pm or by appointment Sunday: 9:45am MINISTERING THE SACRAMENTS (OR MYSTERIES IN OUR TRADITIONS) Sacrament of Baptism: call the rectory 1 month in advance to schedule an appointment and date with Fr. John Sacrament of Matrimony: call the rectory 6 months in advance (1 year in advance if there are canonical issues) Visitation and Anointing of the Sick: call the rectory; Fr John’s emergency contact is on the answering machine Intentions for Divine Liturgy: call the rectory, mail, or email your intentions TENTH SUNDAY OF PENTECOST SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Liturgy p. 492 2 Kgs 4:42-44 1 Cor 12:1-11 Ps 145 Mt 12:22-32 Eph 4:1-6 Jn 6:1-15 Sunday, July 25, 2021 DIVINE LITURGY & MASS INTENTIONS WEEKLY FINANCES 7/18/21 DOWNTOWN: ST. RAYMOND-ST.ELIZABETH: Sun, July 25 TENTH SUNDAY OF PENTECOST 4:00pm Saturday 10:15am +Anthony Gamma By Sarah Roberts Loose cash 183 +John Elking By Debbie Elking and Family Checks/Envelopes 1,022 +Mr. & Mrs. Antoine Bathani, Mr. & Mrs. Hanna 7:00pm Saturday Akouri, and Hleiss Hleiss Loose cash 1 +Pamela S. Hill By Nicole and Lee Rice Checks/Envelopes 140 +Tom & Theresa McDermott By Ramona Milford 8:00am Sunday +Sue Asfour By Elie Asfour Loose cash 70 Mon, July 26 Monday of the 10th week of Pentecost Checks/Envelopes 495 12:00pm No Divine Liturgy 10:30am Sunday Loose cash 342 Tue, July 27 Saint Assia Checks/Envelopes 310 12:00pm Mark Grogan By Roxie Rask Candles 130 Wed, July 28 Wednesday of the 10th week of Pentecost 12:00pm No Divine Liturgy Online Giving 465 osvonlinegiving.com/1825 Thurs, July 29 Thursday of the 10th week of Pentecost Other income 7,013 12:00pm Anthony Gamma By Larry & Pat Gazall Expenses $3,910 Fri, July 30 Friday of the 10th week of Pentecost 12:00pm No Divine Liturgy ST. RAYMOND: Sun, Aug1 ELEVENTH SUNDAY OF PENTECOST 5:15pm Saturday 10:15am Anthony Gamma By Theresa Cammarata Loose cash 30 Frank J. Ehlen (Ann. Mass) By Mary Cohen-Ehlen & Checks/Envelopes 40 Family 10:15am Sunday Loose cash 62 CRESTWOOD: Checks/Envelopes 800 Sat, July 24 Sunday Vigil – St. Sharbel Revenue during the week 480 4:00pm Schiavo Family Candles 51 5:15pm All the Sick in our Community Second Collection 85 Sun, July 25 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Coffee hour 76 8:00am Donald Morrow 10:30am People of the Parish The Cedars Mon, July 26 Sts. Joachim & Anne Memorial 60 8:00am Bob Rubbelke Online Giving 1,755 Tue, July 27 St. Pantaleon, St. Celestine, Bl. Antonio Lucci straymond-mc.org/online-giving 8:00am Todd Zahner By Mr & Mrs Bill Busekrus Expenses $6,035.42 Wed, July 28 St. Victor, St. Innocent I, St. Alphonsa WEDNESDAY LUNCH 7/21/21 8:00am Dick Dietz By Mr & Mrs Bill Busekrus Total Revenue 3,624.40 Thurs, July 29 St. Martha Expenses $2,070.89 8:00am Anthony Gamma By Mr & Mrs Bill Busekrus Fri, July 30 St. Peter Chrysologus, St. Germanus 8:00am Poor Souls in Purgatory By Brenda Winebright Sat, July 31 Sunday Vigil 4:00pm Rigoni family 5:15pm Anthony Gamma By James Zemlyak Sun, Aug 1 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00am Rod McCreary 10:30am Theodore V. Salvia - 2 - CONTACT US: RECTOR Rev. John Nahal [email protected] ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. Patrick Kassab [email protected] DEACONS Dcn. Bill Meister [email protected] Dcn. Lou Peters [email protected] PARISH SECRETARY Crestwood: Mona Milford [email protected] Downtown: Mary Cohen-Ehlen St. Sharbel [email protected] Feast Day, July 23rd (Maronite Calendar), July 24th (Roman Catholic) Facts about the Saint: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FORMATION DIRECTOR Maronite Lebanese Monk Priest and Hermit (1828-1898) Pam Olimpio He is known as the "Miracle Monk of Lebanon." [email protected] Through him miracles are obtained for ChrisƟans, Muslims, Druze, ... Few months aŌer his death, a bright light was seen surrounding his tomb BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS Deadline: 8am Tuesdays and the superiors opened it to find his body sƟll intact a blood-like liquid To submit: Email Fr. Patrick flowed from his body. [email protected] In the years 1950 and 1952 (50 plus years aŌer his death), his tomb was ONLINE GIVING opened and his body sƟll had the appearance of a living one. Crestwood: In 1955, and each Ɵme it has been noƟced that his bleeding body sƟll has osvonlinegiving.com/1825 its flexibility as if it were alive. Downtown: On October 9, 1977, Pope Paul VI presided at the canonizaƟon of St. Shar- straymond-mc.org/online-giving bel. At the Ɵme Bishop Francis Zayek, head the U.S. Diocese of St. Maron, wrote a pamphlet enƟtled “A New Star of the East.” Zayek wrote: “St. Shar- ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT– CRESTWOOD bel is called the second St. Anthony of the Desert, the Perfume of Lebanon, Mondays 8:30am-6:30pm On October 28, 2017, a shrine St. Sharbel was inaugurated at St. Patrick's Cathedral. OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTIONS– CRESTWOOD A great number of miracles (30 thousands) have been aƩributed to St. Tuesdays 8:30am Sharbel. The most famous one is that of Nohad El Shami, a 55-year-old (After morning Mass) woman at the Ɵme of the miracle who was healed from a parƟal paralysis. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT She tells that St. Sharbel operated on her the night of Jan. 22, 1993. People Donate or Borrow piece of med- (in the thousands) now gather on the 22nd of each month to pray and cele- ical equipment, please call brate the Mass in the hermitage of Saint Sharbel in Annaya, Lebanon. Patty Renschen 314 517 7044 St. Sharbel pray for us, and intercede for the Lebanese peoples! - 3 - LECTORS: CRESTWOOD LUNCH TO SUPPORT THE LESS FORTUNATE Sat, July 31 Sr Rosalie FAMILIES 4:00pm We will have a Lebanese luncheon at the Cedars Hall— Sun, Aug 1 Silvio Flaim 8:00am Downtown, Sunday July 25, to support Caritas Lebanon 10:30am Drew Finke during this difficult times. Kibbe, chicken & rice, PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK Babaghannouj, and Fattoush are on the menu. Be many! AND HOMEBOUND OF OUR PARISH PICKLEBALL MONDAY IN CRESTWOOD Mark Beck Don Ganim Beginner with instruction session from 8:30am to 10:30am. Tom Hearst Kathleen Antoni Open play session from 10:45am to 12:45pm. Steven Sulze Nijmeh Abounader Victor Sciarrino Elias Hitti KITCHEN SCOOP Rosalie Hubert Ralph Salamie The kitchen will be open for dine-in and carry out. Wed. July 28th. On Tuesday July 27th, at 8:30am we will be preparing kibbe aras Mike McSorley Sr. John Anton and rolling grape/cabbage leaves and another shift at 5:00pm. James Brumfield Jim Hoffman We encourage everyone to preorder through our Square link Christopher & Gary Bieller https://st-raymond-cathedral.square.site/so you are guaranteed Cathy Seemayer Richard Baker Sr your order. All help is welcomed/needed! Mary Lou Works Patrick Carr Thank you, Denise, Kathi and Gina Patrick Nelms Steve Baker FESTIVAL MEETING Chris Nelms Jana Smith Mon. Aug. 2nd, at 6:30pm, Chairpersons and Coordinators Festival Ted Arunski Bernie Elking Sr meeting, at Lebanon room of St. Raymond Hall. Dave Holdinghausen Janet Zhakaria Barb Fix Poppy Kazda Beverly Klipfel Bert Marchi BLOOD DRIVE Lynn Warfel John Cleary Wed. August 11 from 10am Pat Cooseman Tom Morrow till 3pm at the small hall Mary Ann Reiter (Lebanon room) of St. Raymond Ryan Risk Cathedral, Downtown. Dave Wissler Marie Kallial Michelle Bausworth Tom Saucier RACHEL’S VINEYARD RETREAT - ABORTION HEALING Will Karcher Weekend retreat August 20-22, 2021 Rhoda Simpher Open to men, women, couples wounded by abortion. Dave Flores $50 per person; includes 2 nights lodging, all meals and materials. Patricia Beck Comfortable and prayful setting. Exact location will be shared upon registration. Sr. Carol Kopff All Covid-19 precautions in place. Betty Tracy Register by August 16: 314 4060815 Pat Webbe Or [email protected] Terry Leong All inquiries and information are kept confidential. Joseph & Mary Ojile 13TH ANNUAL YOUNG ADULT MYA CONFERENCE Gloria (Skip) At the University of St. Mary of the Lake, Sep 3-6, 2021 Chicago, IL Register at www.maroniteyoungadults.org Leisure [email protected] Elizabeth Wolff - 4 - FOOD PANTRY DONATIONS LEBANESE FESTIVAL SEP. 18-19, 2021 ITEMS MOST NEEDED: Please save the date and come to experi- ence the tradition of the true Lebanese Canned meat/fish, soups/stews, culture, Live Music/Singing & Dancing, fruit, pasta/rice, cereal, cereal bars Authentic Food, and entertainment for Extras: Toilet Paper the whole family at St. Raymond Maro- Donations go to St. Raymond’s Food nite Cathedral, Downtown. Pantry Downtown. If you are in need of If you would like to volunteer, we will assistance in Crestwood, please call the have the online volunteer sign up page help line below, and someone will published soon.
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