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St. Angela Merici Parish St. Angela Merici Parish January 15, 2017 3860 N. Hwy 67 saintangelamerici.org Florissant, MO 63034 Feast of St. Agnes ~ ~ ~ January 21st PARISH OFFICE, 838-6565 Parish Fax Number, 838-6566 Pastor Msgr. Matthew Mitas, ext 102 Deacons, ext 110 Rev. Mr. Ronald Le Fors Rev. Mr. Joseph Kroutil Parish Secretary Peggy Brewer, ext 100 Bookkeeper Monique Zykan, ext 109 St. Vincent De Paul...ext 504 Music Director Sharon Churchill SCHOOL OFFICE, 831-8012 Principal Mary Ann Kauffman, ext 200 NEW PARISHIONERS Register in the parish office, Mon-Fri, 8:00 am- 4:00 pm. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM “Christ made my soul beautiful; with the Baptism Instruction is to be scheduled with a parish priest. jewels of grace and virtue. I belong to Him SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE whom the angels serve.” To be arranged with the parish ~ St. Agnes priest at least six months prior. Prayer, Liturgy and Sacrifice Mass Schedule MINISTERS Mon - Fri 8:00 am FOR NEXT WEEK, JANUARY 16 - 22 Saturday First Sat. of the month, 8:00 am WEEKDAY SERVERS: MONDAY - SATURDAY Saturday 5:00 pm (Vigil) 8:00 am Kamryn Ure, Thomas Anderson, Sunday 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 am Ben Burke Eucharistic Adoration Tuesdays 8:30 am - 7:00 pm WEEKEND SERVERS 7:00 pm - Benediction 5:00 pm Matt Adams, Jasmine DuMaine, Reconciliation Volunteer Needed Saturdays 4:00 - 4:45 pm 7:30 am Thomas Anderson, Chris & Katie Or by appointment, call 314-838-6565 Augsburger Perpetual Help Devotions 9:30 am Emilie Bay, Anna Lawless, Tuesdays 8:00 am Dean Palmer Holy Day of Obligation Masses 11:30am Jojinam Agbokou, Nadia Allar, To Be Announced. Jahnea Gates BULLETIN NOTICES: Submit to the parish WEEKEND LECTORS office by Monday at 4:00 pm. Please email notices 5:00 pm Claudia & George Bidleman to: [email protected]. 7:30 am Tom Trost, Laura Augsburger NEW PARISHIONERS: Please register in the parish 9:30 am Alan Scheibel, Nadia Anato office, Mon-Fri, 8 am - 4 pm. For more information, 11:30 am Julie Ratermann, Jeanie McCrary call the Parish Office, 314-838-6565. EXTRAORDINARY MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK 5:00 pm - Anna Maria Baskin-Harris, Jane Monday, January 16 Buchholz, Tina Clarkin, Vitina Galati, Diana & 8:00 am - Shirley Keeven Ray Skubic, Shirley Sweney Tuesday, January 17 7:30 am - Geoffrey Bullock, Margie Hepper- 8:00 am - Mike Riess mann, Carol Pauli, Ken Schmalbeck, Rick Viet- Wednesday, January 18 meier, Theresa & William Watson 8:00 am - Spec. Int. Neil MacKenzie 9:30 am - Vol Needed, Charles Aten,Teena Thursday, January 19 Lawless, John & Sue Scheiding, Jean Tucker, 8:00 am - Leo Herzog Pat Vorwald 11:30 am - Cynthia & Stephen Graham, Denyse Friday, January 20 Sternberg 8:00 am - Pat Howard Saturday, January 21 Legion of Mary’s Travelling Madonna 5:00 pm - Alhoff & Schmidt Families The St. Angela Mreici legion of Mary s looking Sunday, January 22 for good Catholic homes to visit. Her presence in 7:30 am - Pat Howard your home, along with intercessory 9:30 am - People of the Parish prayers to her, will enrich your family's 11:30 am - Therese Davison lives. Her son cannot deny His mother any request. If you would like to have WEEKEND GIFT BEARERS - JANUARY 28/29 her come and stay with you, please Sat. 5:00 pm - The Frazier Family contact Jane, 741-9359, Joan, 839-0694, Sun. 7:30 am - Charles & Birdie Wohldmann or, Mary, 831-7537. She usually stays Sun. 9:30 am - Sal & Sally Caruso for 2 weeks, depending on requests for Sun. 11:30 am - Dave 7 Joy Sanfilippo her. Thank you. From The Desk of Msgr. Matthew Mitas: REMEMBER THAT JANUARY IS THE MONTH OF THE HOLY CHILDHOOD OF JESUS! CHRISTMAS THANKS I want to thank all of you who were so kind to me this past Christmas; the many who sent cards and kind wishes, all of you who sent up cookies, pastries, and confections of sundry types and kinds, and all who were generous and thoughtful enough to make some other kind of gift. I tried to thank as many of you as I could individually, but now I would like to do it collectively, and, at the same time, to impart my best Christmas blessings to you all. THE PASTOR’S HIP (part II) This coming Thursday is when I submit to the knife and have my hip replaced. I ask your prayers, and knowing how kind and good you are, I’m confident that you will supply them. I hope to be back here in ten days or so, but I’ll be somewhat limited in what I’ll be able to do. I hope to have coverage while I’m gone, although, as I mentioned last week, there will be some disruptions. and so, I’m an- nouncing that next Sunday, the Masses here will be covered by… …CROSS CATHOLIC OUTREACH The priests who represent this Catholic charitable organization have been here before, and I sched- uled to have them come to our parish several months ago (anticipating that I would be in DC for the an- nual Pro-Life March). This year, Fr. Paul Farin, representing Cross Catholic Outreach, will visit us next weekend, covering for me, and making his appeal on behalf of the poor and needy of the world who are served by this worthy organization. Please welcome him in your charity! HAPPY BIRTHDAY… …to Dominican Sr. Marie Bernadette of France, who, as I just saw on the internet, is celebrating her 110th birthday (and 90 years in the Dominican Order). An actuary once told me that nobody in the Unit- ed States lives longer than women in religious life; apparently it obtains in other countries, too. There’s much to be said for a life of prayer and self-sacrifice! QUIZ-A-CATHOLIC Let’s dig deep into the ancient, pre-Vatican II past of the Church and see whether or not you can conjure up the names of these extremely obscure items that are no longer in use (if you get any of these right, you probably need to get out more!): 1. A low candlestick with a short handle held at a bishop’s side when he read the Gospel. 2. A gift from the Sultan, a fan made of ostrich plumes and carried in papal processions. 3. The platform in front of the altar on which the priest stands. 4. A leafy branch used for sprinkling holy water. 5. The title given to the one who takes the narrator’s part in the reading of the Passion. 6. A flat canopy of wood which is hung over the altar and #3. 7. An ornamental curtain hung behind the altar, attached either to the wall or the canopy. 8. The four “minor” orders, received in the early stages of seminary training. 9. The three “Major” orders, received in the last stages of seminary training. 10. The platform and chair upon which the pope sat while carried in solemn procession. CONTINUED Features: This Week In Our Parish: CONTINUED Sunday, January 15 CONTINUED ANSWERS: 1. Bugia (or Scotula) 2. Flabellum 3. Foot- 7:00 pm - Boy Scout Troop 940, Lunchroom pace (or Predella) 4. Hyssop 5. Chronista 6. Tester 7. Monday, January 16 Dossal 8. Porter (or Doorkeeper), Lector, Exorcist, and 8:30 am - Holy Hour For Priests, Church Acolyte 9. Subdeacon, Deacon, and Priest (these, along Tuesday, January 17 with the Episcopal order, constitute the “holy orders” of 8:30 am - Eucharistic Adoration the sacrament) 10. Sedia Gestatoria 3:00 pm - Legion of Mary, Rectory Basement QUOTES OF THE WEEK 6:30 pm - Brownies Troop 2691, Lunchroom 7:00 pm - Benediction “There are notions so foolish that only an intellec- 7:00 pm - Catechism Class tual will believe them.” – George Orwell Wednesday, January 18 “Without education, we are in a horrible and 9:00 am - Quilters Meet, Rectory Basement deadly danger of taking educated people serious- 5:00 pm - Girls Scout Troop 1709, Mtg Room ly.” – G. K. Chesterton 7:00 pm - Legion of Mary Curia, Rectory Bsmnt “There are two ways to get enough: one is to accu- Thursday, January 19 mulate more and more, the other is to desire 7:00 pm - Ladies & Men K of C, Rectory Bsmnt less.” – Chesterton, again 7:00 pm - Respect Life meeting, Meeting Room Saturday, January 21 SVDP Food Drive Sunday, January 22 “SHOULD AULD SVDP Food Drive ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT….” Cross Catholic Outreach, Rev. Paul Farin Next Weekend, January 21/22 Father Paul Farin of Cross Catholic Outreach What a beautiful evening! Thanks to our won- will be visiting our parish next weekend to speak derful, generous fellow parishioners and the de- at all the Masses on behalf of the poor in devel- oping countries. Cross Catholic Outreach was lectable dinner provided by Don Krause and founded to create a meaningful link between par- family we rang in the New Year with flair! ishes in America and the priests and nuns work- ing in the Church overseas in the Caribbean, Af- The March for Life Pilgrims, the Knights of rica, Asia, Central and South America. Columbus and the Ladies Auxiliary wish to Annual Respect Life Mass/Cathedral Basilica thank all who attended our dinner celebration. If you are unable to attend the March for Life in Please keep our Pilgrims in your prayers as we Washington, DC, please consider attending a make our final preparations and travel to D.C. beautiful Life liturgy at our Cathedral Basilica later this month to witness to the sanctity of eve- next Saturday, the 21st, at 9:30 am.
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