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11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 Today, Most Pure Heart of Mary celebrates its patronal feast day, the Immaculate Heart of Mary (or the Most Pure Heart of Mary). Technically this feast day takes place the day before, on Saturday, but Father has the authority to celebrate it on Sunday for all the parish to take part. The Immaculate Heart of Mary celebrates the beautiful reality that Mary was and is preserved from all sin and therefore her heart beats only to love her Son, Jesus Christ. Her feast day is attached to the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which takes place the day before, drawing our attention to the two hearts that beat as one. May Mary lead all of us to the Heart of her Son. O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. Prayer and Action is at Most Pure Heart of Mary this Summer! Prayer and Action, or “PandA” as it is affectionately called, is a service retreat ministry that provides teens the unique opportunity to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church while serving the local communities of northeast Kansas. Prayer and Action consists of a six-person team of college students and seminarians who are here from the beginning of June until the end of July. High school youth groups come each week with a few adult chaperones. During the day, they work on service projects throughout the parish boundaries helping fix houses and other properties. During the nighttime, they eat together and make time for community building, formation, and prayer! If you are interested in supporting Prayer and Action this summer, you can aid us in one (or more!) of three ways! 1. Pray for us: Join us in prayer for our students, chaperones, and staff that the Lord may use this summer expe- rience to expand our hearts for love of Him and of our neighbor. 2. Donate meals, food items or cash donations: Around 40 students, chaperones and staff will be eating meals each week, so consider donating a full meal, meal portions, snacks, or cash donations to assist our kitchen staff! 3. Volunteer a property in need of assistance: Do you, a friend, or an organization you know of need assis- tance? Yardwork, painting, minor repairs, cleaning, etc. Prayer and Action would love to help serve local homes and organizations in the Topeka area at no cost! For food donations sign-up and work site applications, visit pandakc.org. Work site applications will also be avail- able at the parish office, Monday-Friday, 8:30 am- 4:30 pm. For questions email, [email protected], 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 Happy Anniversary Summer Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Friday, 8:30 am - Noon Hospital Reminder: Due to HIPPA laws, if you or a loved one are in the hospital or will be admitted to the hospital please call the church office to let us know; 272-5590. Congratulations to Norman & Margaret Renyer celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary June 17th. Knights of Columbus #4254 Charity, Unity & Fraternity Exemplification, June 13, 1:30 pm, Most Pure Heart of Mary Church. Open to the public. All Catholic men and their fam- ilies and friends are encouraged to join us to welcome new members into our Council. If you are a man 18 years or older and interested in joining the Or- Please welcome these children recently baptized at der please contact any current Knight, our Grand Most Pure Heart of Mary: Knight Leo Cangiani 969-8181 or Deputy Grand Fulton Jude Madden, Knight Ronnie Moeller 562.8693. child of Jody & Cassie (Patterson) Madden Gemma Elizabeth Welch, child of Kevin & Elizabeth (Doyle) Welch Addileigh Rachel Russell. child of Jason & Emily (Sowers) Russell Nathan Christopher Hueste, child of Jacob & Tiffany (Jurgensmeier) Hueste Connor James Matthews, child of Kyle & Janelle (Falls) Matthews May the Holy Spirit continue to guide them all the days of their lives. Peter Collart & Bridget Newport Saturday, June 19, 2021 We are in the process of developing a new design for the parish bulletin. Please stand by as we progress Andy Rios & Lauriane Martinez through the design and development phases. Saturday, June 26, 2021 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 Stewardship of Treasure Update June 6, 2021 Fiscal Year July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021 Weekly Y.T.D. Total Received Envelopes $31,090 $1,105,353 Electronic Giving $ 0 $ 547,379 Adapted Totus Tuus program for people with spe- cial needs July 19-23, 10 am– 2 pm at Prince of Peace Plate/Loose checks $ 2,188 $ 36,371 in Olathe. For ages 6-adult with intellectual/ Total $33,278 $1,689,103 developmental disabilities. $40. To register got to https://archkck.org/special-needs. Budget (Weekly budget = For more information contact MPHM Parish Advo- Annual budget divided by $38,443 $1,883,707 cate, Carol Ondracek, [email protected] or the 52 weeks) Office of Special Needs Ministry, Tom Racunas, Income Over(Under) [email protected], 913-647-3054 ($5,165) ($194,604) Maintenance and Improvement Fund $756 $43,492 In accordance with the U.S. Bishop’s request, faithful (formerly Capital Improvement) Catholics are highly encouraged to advocate to phar- maceutical companies and the government for ethical development, production, testing and distribution of vaccines and medicines. Please visit http:// Class Act Uniforms ~ June hours, Tuesday-Thursday, www.archkck.org/vaccines for a template to produce a 10 am-3 pm, or by appointment. July 1st-14th, by ap- letter that has already been constructed for you to send pointment only. Grand Re-opening/Retirement party to the pharmaceutical companies. If you have no ac- for Deb, July 15th, 10 am-6 pm. Kindergarten and cess to internet or a printer, you may call the parish freshman discounts available. Please check out our office and we can print it off for you to pick up, sign Facebook page for more information, July hours and and mail. If you are physically unable to come to the exciting updates. To set up an appointment, call 273- parish office, please call and we will work with you to 0551. accomplish this important task. Recently, President Biden released his Fiscal Year 2022 budget in which he proposes to eliminate the Hyde Amendment and some related pro-life provisions. Calling for elimination of Hyde in a president’s budget is un- precedented. Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann, Chairman of the Committee on Pro-Life Activities issued a state- ment expressing deep concerns, saying: “I call on all government leaders to work toward a budget that truly builds up the common good of all. This should include the many proposals in the President’s budget submission that seek to pro- tect vulnerable people. And it must also preserve the Hyde Amendment and related provisions which have protected millions of unborn babies, and mothers in difficult circumstances, from the tragedy of abortion.” Without the Hyde Amendment and related policies, billions of taxpayer dollars could be used to pay for abortion in the United States and throughout the world. Don’t let our government make you pay for the taking of innocent human life. Contact the President and express your strong disagreement with his decision to force taxpayers to fund abortion on demand. At the same time, tell Congress to keep the Hyde Amendment and related policies and to oppose any bill that expands taxpayer funding of abortion. To learn more go to: https://www.votervoice.net/USCCB/Campaigns/83763/Respond 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 Mass Intentions Prayer Corner Saturday, June 12/Sunday, June 13 4:00 pm*: Most Pure Heart of Mary Parishioners Prayers/Health Issues: Susan Adams, Darrell 7:30 am: † Theresa Klotzbach Alexander, Mary Alexander, Bill, Lorine Bloodworth, (1st Anniversary of Death) Rosemary Boston, Kathy Gravenstein, Anne 9:30 am: † John Bueltel (1st Anniversary of Death) Herrington, Susan Proctor-Jacobs, Hank King, 11:30 am: † Mary Dean Byard Katherine Kotsch, Jana Larson, Kelly Lenz, Bill Monday, June 14 Martin, Alice McDonald, Braden McGraw, Waunita 8:00 am: Special Intention MacMillan, Alan Muckenthaler, Michael Pauley, Joan Tuesday, June 15 Rossetto, Mary Anne Satterthwaite, Dan Shaughnessy, Bob Sutton, Dustin VanWagoner 8:00 am: † Janice Ingenthron Wednesday, June 16 Homebound/Long Term Health Issues: Vickie Barr, 8:00 am: Special Intention Betty Casper, Marie Clemons, Clara Cooper, Mary Hohman, Joe Hovorka, Susie Hubbs, Janice Johnson, Thursday, June 17 Beverly Keffer, Mary Lou Kiene, Patricia Kratina, 8:00 am: † Frank J. Hagen Pedro Lira, Sr., Cynthia Markula, Lavina McCall, (41st Anniversary of Death) Charlotte Morley, Kathleen Prochaska, Juanita Raab, Friday, June 18 Marty Reck, Melinda Ridgway, Bob Schaeffer, Phyllis 8:0 am: Special Intention Shaw, George Sittenauer, Emily Staford, Nancy Weber, Lorrie West Saturday, June 19 8:00 am: Collective Mass* † Eli Devlin; Souls of Karml Blumanhourst, sister of Kim † Emily Stueve; † Deacon Richard Chamberlain Thompson, and all the faithful departed. May they rest Saturday, June 19/Sunday, June 20 in the peace of our Lord. 4:00 pm*: Most Pure Heart of Mary Parishioners 7:30 am: † Alice Latas (2nd Anniversary of Death) Intentions at St. John of the Cross Kronum, 9:30 am: † Steven Short Kumasi, Ghana, said by Fr. Michael Kantanka 11:30 am: † Jeffrey Roberts *Saturday evening Mass Living & Deceased Members of the Ronnebaum & Welch families ~ 6:00 am: June 14, 2021 Special Intention-Mary Nioce ~ 6:00 am: June 15, Rosary in the Garden, Tuesday, June 15, 8 pm and June 16, June 18, 2021; 7:00 pm: June 17, 2021 every 3rd Tuesday of the month, at Christ the King, † Evelyn Hamilton ~ 6:30 am: June 20, 2021 25th & Wanamaker.
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