ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL Love God Serve Others Form Disciples November 9 & 10, 2019; 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY
Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace. - 1 Peter 4:10
WEEKEND MASS TIMES WEEKDAY MASS TIMES ADORATION Saturday 4:00 pm Tuesday 8:00 am Wednesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Sunday 10:30 am Wednesday 8:00 am RECONCILIATION Thursday 9:00 am Saturday 3:00 - 3:45 pm Friday 8:00 am
Parish Office Center ~ 363-6130, Open Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Pastor Rev. John R. Flaherty [email protected] Ext. 116 Priest’s Residence (Emergency only) 362-1691 Deacon Mike Klappholz [email protected] Ext. 107 Deacon Ed Martin [email protected] Ext. 105 Business Manager Tracy A. Huk [email protected] Ext. 111 Bookkeeper Jeremy Lutz [email protected] Ext. 108 Pastoral Associate Linda Stavropoulos [email protected] Ext. 109 Dir. of Music Ministries Matthew Burrier [email protected] Ext. 106 Dir. of Communications Brian Conway [email protected] Ext. 104 Dir. of Faith Formation Casey Bilodeau [email protected] Ext. 114 Coord. Faith Formation Dan Tatara [email protected] Ext. 112 Secretary Ivy Werner [email protected] Ext. 100 Scrip Coordinator Scott Dorrity [email protected] 363-4110 Parish School ~ 363-4110 School Principal Megan Boomgarden [email protected] Ext. 234 School Office Manager Elaine Collins [email protected] Ext. 233 Early Childhood Director Cheryl Moore [email protected] Ext. 275
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Sacrament Information Please Pray For The Following People Sacrament of Reconciliation: (Why people want prayers isn't important, the prayers are!) In the Confessional in the church Geraldine Richards, Mike Barber, Margaret Harris, Kellyn Moeller, Kenneth & Tuesday through Friday 15 minutes Louise Hebron, Dorothy Loehr, Duncan Fabor, Caray Frank, Leon & Vera before the daily Mass, and Saturday Mehring, Pete Prichard, Brette Dostal, Ruth Affeldt, Shelly Sargent, Pat Malloy, Scott from 3 - 3:45 PM; or by appointment. Bembenek, Curran Rosser, Joleen Dietenberger, Kevin Conway, Tina Schmitz, Christina Sacrament of Baptism: Rinderknecht, Nancy Bires, Randy Krejci, Kerry Lynn, Christina Lynn, Kristin Baptism preparation class is required for Catrenich, Tammy Fox Hingtgen, Carol Ann Heitgen, Bob Casey, Fern Merfeld, parents. Contact Deacon Ed Martin Catherine Adams, Todd Holverson, Carol Engel, Isabelle Werner, Carlton Latta, Terry ([email protected] or Houlihan U, David Mason U, Evelyn Meyers Badger U, John Pace U 364-7524) to schedule a class and date Parishioners & Family Members on Active Duty for the baptism (some date restrictions Andy Murtha, Stephen Ocenosak may apply). To add a name call Brian Conway, Communications Director, at Sacrament of Matrimony: 363-6130, ext. 104. Names will be listed for 4 weeks and may be Couples are to make arrangements at renewed. U Recently deceased will be listed for two weeks. least six months before the intended date of the wedding in order to fulfill Congratulations! the necessary requirements. Please Grace Elizabeth Summers, daughter of Michael and Christine Summers, contact Deacon Mike Klappholz at was baptized on November 3rd. Welcome to the family of All Saints! 363-6130, ext. 107 or [email protected] to Baptism Preparation Class begin the process. The next Baptism prep class for new and expecting parents will be Rite of Christian Initiation for held on Monday, November 18th in the Church Lower Level at Adults (RCIA): Classes are scheduled 6:30 PM. Please call Deacon Ed Martin at 364-7524 to reserve your for Sunday Mornings beginning in the space if you are planning to attend. Fall. Contact Dan Tatara, Coordinator of Formation, for more information. Pecan Sale! ([email protected] or St. Monica Circle Fundraiser 363-6130, ext. 112) The holidays are just around the corner. It’s a great time to stock Confirmation: up on the pecan chocolate candies and pecan halves grown in High school sophomores through seniors Georgia. These would make great hostess gifts and stocking meet the second Sunday of each month stuffers. St. Monica Circle is selling pecan halves great for from September through March before baking, milk chocolate pecans, dark chocolate pecans and pecan turtles. All products the 10:30 Mass to prepare. Contact are $12 per bag. We will be selling the weekends of November 16 & 17 and 23 &24. Casey Bilodeau (363-6130, ext. 114 or If you have any questions, please call Jeanne Amosson (363-7573). [email protected]) for more information. Congratulations! First Reconciliation & Eucharist: Ashley Holub and Nick Ball were united in matrimony Saturday, Second graders combine home study and November 2nd. Best wishes from the family of All Saints. retreats to prepare for these sacraments. Contact Dan Tatara, Coordinator of Formation, for more information at Advent is Coming! [email protected] or Would you/your family like to light the Advent wreath at mass? If so, 363-6130, ext. 112. please sign up at https://signup.com/go/dQpRnuJ. Be sure to Anointing of the Sick: include the names of everyone who will be coming up to light the Please contact Pastoral Associate Linda wreath. The weekends of advent are: Nov. 30/Dec 1, Dec. 7 & 8, Dec. Stavropoulos at 363-6130, ext. 109 or 14 & 15, and Dec. 21 & 22. [email protected] to schedule anointings. Stewardship Corner In today’s second reading, St. Paul prays that the Thessalonians may be strengthened “in every good deed and word.” May we, too, be strengthened and empowered to use our time and talents for the good of others.
Mass Intentions Tues Nov 12 8:00 AM U Darlene Hess Wed Nov 13 8:00 AM Mark your calendars for Thank Scriping Day! U Betty, George & Karen November 21, 2019 Machacek This one day event will see rebates up to 21% on both e-gift cards Thurs Nov 14 9:00 AM and reloads from over 100 national retailers! Purchase gift cards to U R. J. Stephan give as gifts or to use towards your holiday shopping. ScripNow! e- Fri Nov 15 8:00 AM certificates are available for you to use immediately and are a great U way for you to complete your holiday shopping, instore or online Joe Tuttle and provide financial support to All Saints. Sat Nov 16 4:00 PM For a limited time scrip will also be selling $5 and $10 gift cards from many retailers, U John Toms perfect for gift giving to friends, teachers, mail carriers and others. Sun Nov 17 10:30 AM Please stop by the Scrip Table in the narthex after mass or in the school entryway For the People Wednesday & Friday mornings from 8:30 - 9:00. In the event of a funeral, daily Mass For additional information or to create an account at ShopWithScrip.com or will be canceled. Updates will be MyScripWallet.com on your smartphone please contact Scott Dorrity at posted at www.allsaintscr.com. [email protected].
Scripture Readings Christmas Cards Needed Week of November 10, 2019 All Saints will once again be sending Christmas cards to the Sunday: retired priests of the Archdiocese of Dubuque. We are looking 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14/Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, for donations of cards to facilitate parish participation in this 15/2 Thes 2:16-3:5/Lk 20:27-38 worthy project. If you have leftover cards from last year, or Monday: can pick up an extra box this year, please drop them by the Wis 1:1-7/Ps 139:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8, parish office. Thank You! 9-10/Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday: Parish Service Opportunity Wis 2:23-3:9/Ps 34:2-3, 16-17, 18-19/Lk 17:7-10 All Saints is looking for volunteers to count the Sunday/Holiday mass offering. Frequency is roughly once every six weeks. If you Wednesday: have willingness to serve, please contact Jeremy Lutz at Wis 6:1-11/Ps 82:3-4, 6-7/ [email protected] or 319-363-6130. Lk 17:11-19 Thursday: Wis 7:22b-8:1/Ps 119:89, 90, 91, Young at Heart 130, 135, 175/Lk 17:20-25 Noon, Wednesday, November 20, 2019 in the parish Social Hall Friday: As we age, it becomes necessary to have conversations with our Wis 13:1-9/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5ab/ families regarding many issues. Does your family know your Lk 17:26-37 financial choices, your health issues, end of life directives, where Saturday: you keep important documents, where you prefer to live should Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9/Ps 105:2-3, a move become necessary and many other issues that confront us 36-37, 42-43/Lk 18:1-8 as we get older? Sunday: This month’s speaker will present information on how to have a full sharing of this Mal 3:19-20a/Ps 98:5-6, 7-8, 9/ important information with our families. Perhaps one of the best gifts we can give 2 Thes 3:7-12/Lk 21:5-19 our families is to have an open conversation with them so they are prepared to handle things if, or when, it becomes necessary for them to care for us. Young at Heart meetings are open to all parish members who are age 55 and older. Since this is a potluck luncheon, please bring a dish to share and your own table service.
Opportunities for Prayer
Adoration of the Blessed All Saints Preschool Sacrament It’s not too early to start thinking about Preschool for the 2020-2021 school year. Wednesdays, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM in 3 year old Preschool the Queen of All Saints Chapel. Tuesday/ Thursday 8:45- 11:30 Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday 8:45- 11:30 Devotions to the Blessed Virgin 4 year old Preschool 5 day/ week morning 8:45- 11:30 1st Saturday of the month at 3:35 PM. 4 day/ week afternoon 12:45-3:30
4-5 year old Preschool/Alternative Kindergarten Our Mother of Perpetual Help Enrichment 8:45- 1:30 Devotion Contact Cheryl Moore to set up a tour today. 319-298-9844 or Tuesdays after the 8:00 AM Mass. [email protected]. *All Saints also offers wrap around child care All Saints Prayer Group Tuesdays at 7:30 PM in the church lower level.
Prayer Tree Available to anyone who would like us to pray for their intentions. Please call Darlene Fandel at 319-560-4844.
Women’s Prayer Group Tuesday mornings after 8:00 AM Mass and Marian Devotion.
Rosary 30 minutes prior to the 4:00 PM Mass on Saturday.
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Rosary for Life Every Monday at 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (in the Chapel).
Stewardship Reflection catholicsteward.com, used with permission Today’s readings challenge us to focus on the “why” of stewardship. Why embrace this Important Youth Ministry challenging way of life when it seems hard enough just to pay the bills, take care of Dates our loved ones, meet the demands of our jobs and fall into bed at the end of each full High School National Catholic day? Because this life is not all there is. We were made for more — for eternal Youth Conference (NCYC) happiness in union with God. While we cannot earn our way into Heaven, what we November 21-24 do now with the life God has given us has eternal consequences. Stewardship living Middle School Lock-in helps us to keep focused on our hoped-for destination in the choices we make each December 13 day. Our first reading, from the Second Book of Maccabees, gives an inspiring example of people committed to living for God and striving for eternal happiness with Him. This passage revolves around seven brothers and their mother who were being tortured for Parish Save the Date refusing to eat pork in violation of God’s law. They accepted the torture even to the point of death. This courage was, of course, not about the pork! Thanksgiving Day Mass Thursday, November 28, 9:00 AM It was about love. It was about their awareness that their lives were a gift from God, and it was their grateful response in choosing to live for Him above all else, even if Immaculate Conception of the obedience to His laws meant Blessed Virgin Mary suffering and death. In fact, as one Monday, December 9, 5:30 PM brother was told to put out his Communal Reconciliation tongue (no doubt for some cruel Service purpose), he offered not only his Saturday, December 14 tongue but his hands, as well, saying, Christmas Masses “It was from Heaven that I received December 24, 4:00 & 8:00 PM these; for the sake of his laws I December 25, 9:00 AM disdain them; from him I hope to Solemnity of Mary, Mother of receive them again.” That is God, vigil service commitment to one’s convictions. December 31, 5:30 PM Stewardship is not ultimately about Soup & Trivia Night the particular amount or kind of Saturday, January 25 time, talent and treasure that we offer. It is about the conviction that Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner everything we have is a gift from our Sunday, February 16 loving God, Whom we can never truly repay, and with Whom we want to live forever. Revisiting these three aspects of our lives on a regular basis, prayerfully discerning the best use of our gifts, and putting this down in writing clarifies and strengthens our conviction to put God first. It is a clear guide and a powerful aid in living out this conviction in concrete ways day by day. All Saints Parish App To borrow the words from St. Paul to the Thessalonians in our second reading, our stewardship commitments help us “direct [our] heart to the love of God and to the Search “All Saints Cedar Rapids” in endurance of Christ.” either the App Store or Google Play and get the All Saints App for smart In our Gospel passage from Luke, Christ reminds us very clearly that we were made phones and tablets! for more than just this life, and that our choices in this life have eternal consequences. In this passage, our Lord corrects some Sadducees for their mistaken notion that there Notifications on events is no resurrection. He instructs that “those who are deemed worthy to attain to the Prayer resources coming age and to the resurrection of the dead… can no longer die, for they are like Weekend homilies angels; and they are the children of God because they are the ones who will rise…” And so much more! Why should we embrace the stewardship way of life? So that we will use this life to thank God for all His gifts to us and so that we may attain the gift of eternal life and everlasting happiness of Heaven with Him.
Ministry Schedule Serving Christ in Others Saturday, November 16, 4:00 PM Copyright © 2019 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Sacristan Source of original content www.mycatholic.life Mary Pat Wilkinson Extraordinary Ministers “Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of Marvin Stallman mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40 Lydia Stallman John Lutkenhaus Who is that “least brother?” It’s interesting that Jesus specifically points to the person Joe Mischka considered the least, as opposed to a more general statement that includes all people. James Thebeau Why not say, “Whatever you do to others…?” This would include all whom we Teel Thebeau (sub req.) serve. But instead Jesus pointed to the least brother. Perhaps this should be seen, Millie Wendt especially, as the most sinful person, the weakest, the most gravely ill, the Jenny Tursi incapacitated, the hungry and the homeless, and all those who have pronounced needs Altar Servers Evi Kettelkamp in this life. Elsa Kettelkamp The most beautiful and touching part about this statement is that Jesus identifies Ellie Stephenson (sub req.) Brayden Bennett Ella Tamlyn Lectors Becky Weininger Lisa Stephenson Hospitality Ministers Dick Kettelkamp Nikki Kettelkamp Tom Takes Mary Ann Boardman Mike Votroubek Marlene Wilson Sunday, November17, 10:30 AM Sacristan Sherry Casey Extraordinary Ministers Morgan Simoneau Dennis Mullarkey Kathy Nelson David Shema, Jr David Shema Loesje Shema Joe Latta Himself with the person in need, the “least” of all. By serving those in special need, Nicole Johnson we are serving Jesus. But for Him to be able to say that, He has to be intimately Altar Servers united with these people. And by showing such an intimate connection to them, Jesus Ellie Evers reveals their infinite dignity as persons. Cooper Schenck This is such an important point to grasp! In fact, this has been a central theme in the Carson Schenck Maggie Brennan constant teachings of St. John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI, and especially Pope Francis. Preston Haefner An invitation to constant focus upon the dignity and value of the person must be the Lectors central message we take from this passage. Matt Brandes Reflect, today, upon the dignity of each and every person. Try to call to mind anyone Mick Erdman you may fail to look at with perfect respect. Who is it you look down upon and roll Hospitality Ministers your eyes at? Who is it you judge or disdain? It is within this person, more than any Gary Zaugg Dorothy Zaugg other, that Jesus waits for you. He waits to meet you and to have you love Him in the Grace Zaugg weak and the sinner. Reflect upon their dignity. Identify the person who fits this Nick Zaugg description the most in your life and commit yourself to love and serve them. For in Pete Rethwisch them you will love and serve our Lord. Bea Rethwisch Homebound Ministers Dear Lord, I do understand and believe that You are present, in hidden form, in the weakest of Colleen Waldron the weak, the poorest of the poor and in the sinner in our midst. Help me to diligently seek You Stacy Cataldo out in each and every person I encounter, especially those in most need. As I find You, may I love You and serve You with my whole heart. Jesus, I trust in You.
Why I Support Our Teachers in Haiti Ministry Schedule By Jim Thebeau Saturday, November 23, 4:00 PM I was never much of a contributor to overseas social causes … Sacristan before January 2019. Cynthia Gunsolly, OFS Extraordinary Ministers There are all those non-government organizations and private Linda Vermeersch donors who took care of the hungry children, the immigrant Jack Conley holding camps and those unlawfully imprisoned in other Gary Anhalt countries, I reasoned. And besides, there was plenty of need locally. Corinne Miller Jack Cosgrove For years I traveled the world for my job and saw people living in poverty, as well as Aaron Kelly those living in comfort and luxury. LeElyn Metz As a temporary visitor to three other continents, I was just an observer. There was Joe Mischka Altar Servers nothing I, as an individual, could do to help, I reasoned. Grayce Conley But I didn’t ask how I could help. I just came and went, without knowing or caring, Gavin Miller because I had a job to do and I was always busy thinking about tomorrow’s list of Ryan Kelly things to be done. Claire Gladish Julian Gladish That is until I made a purposeful All Saints Lectors mission trip to Haiti in January to put my Terry Murrin faith into action and support for Father Joan Murrin Eddy and the teachers and children in our Hospitality Ministers sister parish. Mike Votroubek Fred Overmann To see the need first hand was life changing. Marlene Wilson But to see the impact of the resources Daniel Greene provided by you and the parishioners of St Tom Takes John’s in Mt. Vernon and Heart of Mary Mary Ann Boardman Sunday, November24, 10:30 AM Cluster in Vinton, was the real blessing. Sacristan For the past 19 years, our three parishes have raised funds to help pay the salaries of Chris Conway more than 100 Haitian teachers in the 24 parish schools. Extraordinary Ministers The ultimate impact of your ongoing generosity is that all the schools are open and Daniel Prentice Alison Prentice children are learning. Tom Amosson While we are blessed to have safety nets for many people in our country, Haiti offers Steve Pace no such support for its citizens. I support local needs, as well as our Haiti Christian Katelyn Sahel family, because they have nothing but hope and education. Jamie Morrissey Bill Knapp You don’t really have to travel to Haiti to help. If you have faith that the good we do Dianne Knapp there is invaluable, your heart is in the right place. And my faith in you has been Altar Servers affirmed. Thank you for your support. Ethan Prentice Hudson Morrissey Your donation of $150, or whatever you can offer, helps give the children of Notre Ellanor Morrissy Dame du Lourdes a future. Charlotte Fleagle Love God, Serve Others, Form Disciples. Brooke Loney Or, in Haitian Creole – Renmen Bondye, Sèvi Lòt Moun, Fòm Disip. Lectors David Shema JoAnn Hand Hospitality Ministers Coping with the Holidays Grief Seminar Bill Hunter Sunday, November 17th from 2:00 - 4:00 PM, The Family Center Sean Harschnek at Cedar Memorial, 4200 1stAve NE, Cedar Rapids. Chris Chicchelly Sue Bright Dr. James Coyle will provide tools to help and heal Ashley Beeler during the difficult holiday season. There will also Mike Schulte be a candle lighting ceremony and refreshments Homebound Ministers served. All are welcome! Sharon Tauke Don Magee
Service to Others Bruins Beat Metro Catholic Outreach After sharing their saints projects with the parish last week at the We provided for Feast of All Saints, the school students enjoyed the lighter side of over 435 people from 115 families the All Hallows celebrations. last week! To learn more or volunteer, email Christine Kirpes at [email protected]. Our most urgent pantry needs include: Stew Chili Peanut Butter Canned Pasta Mac & Cheese Tuna Canned fruit Potatoes Crackers Toilet paper Toiletries, especially shampoo Laundry detergent pods Thank you all for everything you do for MCO! All Saints Nights at Green Square Meals All Saints helps prepare and serve dinner at Green Catholic Evangelization Outreach Square Meals soup “I DIDN’T BELIEVE” is the theme of our next CEO witness talk kitchen, 2-3 times a month. Sign up to on Sunday November 17th at 6:00 PM hosted by St Joseph’s parish help at the link below or contact in Marion. Melissa Peckosh (847-975-1785 or [email protected]). Sean McVeigh shares his truth of not knowing or believing that Jesus Christ is alive in the Eucharist and what that means! As a ADULT/FAMILY NIGHTS: (2nd college student, Sean found himself in serious need for truth and & 5th Tuesday) understanding. After painful setbacks Jesus revealed himself to Sean and changed his YOUTH NIGHTS: (3rd Monday, believe in the Holy Bread and Wine, body and blood of Jesus. grades 6-12, chaperones provided) Invite a friend and come hear how this young man is now on fire Sign up at: http://tiny.cc/ for the Lord and has committed his life to serving Jesus! A light AllSaintsGSM meal and child care are provided free of charge. All are welcome. Take Away Hunger Food Packaging Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA) Meeting Tuesday, November 12, St. Wenceslaus Church. Doors 6:00 PM. We hold a packing A Memorial Service for our deceased members will begin at 6:30 event the last Sunday PM, led by Deacon Bob Hurych. Members are asked to bring non- of even numbered months after mass. perishable food to donate to the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Help package meals for Thanksgiving distribution. Guests are always welcome. Contact: that can be shipped in bulk to hungry Susan 389-5512 or Elaine 848-6052. people around the world. You may CDA are happy to report that members voted to donate a large also host an event; the more events, portion of the profit from our summer Peach Sale to Metro Catholic Outreach and the better! Contact Bea Rethwisch at Catholic Charities. Thank you all for your support! [email protected] or 373-5363. Catholic Daughters across the nation celebrated Catholic Daughters Sunday October 20. Our Cedar Rapids Court thanks St. Matthew’s Church for welcoming us to celebrate at their 10:30 Mass. CDA motto: In Unity and Charity.
Movie - “Unplanned” November Meetings Thursday, November 14th at 7:00 PM, All Saints Social Hall 5th Haiti Committee Unplanned (2019) is about Abby Johnson who became the youngest St. John Mt. Vernon,6:30 PM clinic director in the history of Planned Parenthood. After a life- Stewardship Committee changing experience, she became an anti-abortion activist. Library, 6:30 PM Due to adult material relating to abortion and an R-rating, all minors 7th Parish Plant under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Sponsored Parish Library, 5:30 PM by the All Saints Respect Life Committee. 13th Liturgy Committee Parish Library, 5:00 PM What’s this STO all about? 19th St. Anne Circle It’s about supporting families who Lower Level 1:00 PM otherwise may not be able to afford Quilters a Catholic School education in the Social Hall, 7:00 PM Archdiocese of Dubuque and 19th Faith Formation making the most out of your charitable contribution. If you file an Iowa income tax Library 6:30 PM return, your contributions to the Our Faith School Tuition Organization (STO) qualify 20th Young at Heart for a 65% tax credit. That means for every $1000 you donate, you receive an Iowa Social Hall, 12:00 PM income tax credit of $650, which reduces your Iowa tax liability by $650. Seriously, Catholic School Board a $1000 contribution reduces your Iowa tax liability by a whopping $650! Visit School, 5:30 PM www.OurFaithSto.org or call 800-876-3546 ext. 219 or 307 to learn more. 21st Finance Council Social Hall 5:00 PM Discover Xavier Night Pastoral Council 8th Graders and 8th Grade parents, you are invited to Social Hall 5:30 PM "Discover Xavier Night" on Monday, November 18th! 26th Parish Life Discover Xavier Night is an excellent opportunity to Library 6:00 PM explore and learn about what makes a Xavier education unique. The evening will feature parent & student programs, testimonials, tours and an activity fair. All 8th Grade families are welcome to attend regardless of where your Miscellaneous Information student currently attends middle school. Doors will open at 6:30 PM and program will Newcomer Registration: begin at 7:00 PM For more information, contact Cara Joens at 319-294-6635 ext. 313, Call the Parish Office at 363-6130, ext. [email protected] or visit www.XavierSaints.org/DXN. 100, or register on line at www.allsaintscr.com. Job Opening at All Saints School Bulletin Deadline: All Saints School, Food Service Worker, 7:30-2:00 Thursday - Friday Items must be submitted electronically One spot left...join the Fun & Food and All Saints Food to the parish office by Noon on the Service. We are looking for one more person to help serve preceding Monday to: breakfast & lunch during the school year. The job follows the [email protected]. school schedule, Thursday - Friday. The hours can be flexible to fit your needs. Team training is provided and enjoy the week-ends with family. Please pick up an application at the school office or call Food Service, 365-5191.
Mercy Auxiliary Mistletoe Market 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019, Mercy Medical Center Mercy will be transforming into Mistletoe Market to get your Christmas shopping done early and support a local cause. Not only will there be nearly 40 local vendors on hand, but also a bake sale and special holiday items available at the Mercy gift shops. This event is free and open to the public.
Parish Committees & Ministries For more information, or to volunteer please call the contact listed below
Altar Servers Deacon Mike [email protected] 363-6130 All Saints Quilters Ann Tow [email protected] 362-4498 APT Scott Dorrity [email protected] 491-5738 Bereavement Linda Stavropoulos [email protected] 363-6130 Boy Scouts Nick Klein [email protected] 360-6029 Catholic School Board Aaron Kelly [email protected] 721-0067 Cub Scouts Andy Lang [email protected] 651-9412 Eucharistic Ministers Deacon Mike [email protected] 363-6130 Faith Formation Commission Cate Biro [email protected] 721-3102 Finance Council Emmett Scherrman [email protected] 363-1436 Foundation Lisa Wallerstedt [email protected] 365-7746 Funeral Luncheon Ministry Margie & Bob Pence [email protected] 533-9074 Girl Scouts Alyssa James [email protected] 651-8534 Green Square Meals Melissa Peckosh [email protected] 847-975-1785 Haiti Committee Steve Schmitz [email protected] 389-0677 Homebound Ministry Stacy Cataldo [email protected] 363-0493 Hospitality Ministry Sue Bright [email protected] 247-4844 Lectors Deacon Mike [email protected] 363-6130 Liturgy Committee Sue Bright [email protected] 247-4844 MOMs Katrina Bueckers [email protected] 651-4043 Men of the Eucharist Mike Schulte [email protected] 366-6788 Mother Cabrini Circle Cindy Erger [email protected] 270-3950 Money Counters Jeremy Lutz [email protected] 363-6130 Pastoral Council Dan Goiffon [email protected] 365-6104 Parish Life Sharon Kennedy [email protected] 366-8606 Parish Plant Brian Talyat [email protected] 213-1334 Prayer Group Ann & Larry Hunter [email protected] 366-6873 R.C.I.A. Dan Tatara [email protected] 363-6130 Respect Life Patty Kauffman [email protected] 310-6083 Sacristans Sherry Casey [email protected] 270-0500 Social Justice Melissa Peckosh [email protected] 847-975-1785 Sponsor Couple Tom & Mary Takes [email protected] 558-6931 St. Anne Circle Karen Martin [email protected] 364-7524 St. Monica Circle Jeanne Amosson [email protected] 363-7573 Stewardship Chris Conway [email protected] 651-6249 Take Away Hunger Pete & Bea Rethwisch [email protected] 373-5363 Young at Heart Kathy Nelson [email protected] 362-7695
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