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We, the Members of St. Ambrose Parish, Believe That, Through Our SAINT AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH JANUARY 26, 2020 Third Sunday In Ordinary Time R. (1a) The Lord is my light and my salvation. The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom should I fear? The LORD is my life’s refuge; of whom should I be afraid? R. The Lord is my light and my salvation. One thing I ask of the LORD; this I seek: To dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life, That I may gaze on the loveliness of the LORD and contemplate his temple. R. The Lord is my light and my salvation. I believe that I shall see the bounty of the LORD in the PARISH MISSION STATEMENT land of the living. Wait for the LORD with courage; be stouthearted, and wait for the We, the members of LORD. R. The Lord is my light and my salvation. St. Ambrose Parish, believe PS 27:1, 4, 13-14 that, through our faith and baptism, we have been 5130 Wilson Avenue St. Louis, MO 63110 called to give witness to Parish Office Hours the values of Jesus as Monday – Friday 7:00am-4:00pm expressed in the Gospel Phone: 314.771.1228 and teachings of our Fax: 314.771.0454 St. Ambrose School ChurCh. Phone: 314.772.1437 Emergency: 314-920-7924 www.stambroseonthehill.com Saint Ambrose Catholic Church Parish Staff—Important Information St. Ambrose School Msgr. Vincent Bommarito…...…..………..….Pastor 5110 Wilson Ave. Rev. Mr. Joseph Fragale…………………….Deacon (314) 772-1437 Sharon Gambaro………………………..Bookkeeper http://www.stambroseonthehill.com Vicki Calcaterra…………………..……….Secretary Parish Office Directory: 771-1228, mailbox #: Barbara Zipoli……………...……..…..Principal 114 Msgr. Vincent Bommarito……..………….…… 1 [email protected] [email protected] Linda Gambaro ………...…….………Secretary 116 Vicki Calcaterra…………...…………………… 2 Marriage [email protected] Call the pastor to discuss your wedding Sharon Gambaro……………………………….. 3 arrangements. You may have a wedding at St. [email protected] Ambrose if you have been an active member of the parish for at least six months. Joe Fragale…………………………………….. 4 [email protected] RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults If you are interested in learning more about the Masses Catholic faith, please speak with Deacon Joe Fragale. Classes are on Monday evenings, Monday - Friday…………………...............6:30 am beginning in October and continuing until Easter. First Sunday if possible Italian Mass……...11:00 am School Masses Eucharistic Ministers/Lectors (While School is in Session) If you would like to volunteer to help with this ministry, please call the rectory. Tuesday & Friday ………………………….8:00 am St. Vincent de Paul Society Weekend Masses For more info please call 289-6101, ext.1131. Saturday………………...…………………..5:00 pm Sunday…………………… 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00 am Choirs Communion Service To join the Sunday choir, contact Gary Scott Saturday ……………………………………7:30 am at the rectory. Holy Day Mass Schedule Bulletin 6:30 and 9 am, 12:00 noon Articles are due at least 10 days before distribution. E-mail articles to Ashley Hackmann Confession: [email protected] Saturday 4:00 - 4:30 pm Adoration: PSR Each Friday 8:30 am-12 noon Contact the South City Deanery PSR Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 4:00 - 8:00 pm Nancy Haselhorst at 314-773-3070. Leave a message. Children’s Liturgy of the Word Rectory Office Hours: This is a short worship service for children aged Monday - Friday - 7 am - 4 pm 3-10 years. The service is offered during each 9 am Sunday Mass during the school year. Use entrance located between rectory and school. Emergency # 314-920-7924 St. Ambrose Sacrificial Giving Summary 2019/20 Goal (July 1 – June 30) $551,668 Mass Intentions For This Week Weekly information Week ending: 1/5/2019 Monday, January 27 Amount budgeted: $ 10,609.00 6:30 am Ann Marie Beermann Amount collected: $ 20,729.00 Surplus (Shortfall): $ 10,120.00 Tuesday, January 28 Year-to-date information 6:30 am Matthew Uzzetta & Amount budgeted: $ 297,052.00 Caitlyn Ronchetto Amount collected: $ 339,421.00 8:00 am Rita Hirsch Surplus (Shortfall): $ 42,369.00 Wednesday, January 29 6:30am Aldo Dellacroce Thursday, January 30 6:30 am Anthony Garavaglia Sacrament of Baptism Friday, January 31 Baptismal classes (for the first child 6:30 am Paul M. Berra only) will be held on the second Sunday 9:00 am Mary R. Torretta of the month after the 9 am Mass. Baptisms will be scheduled after Saturday, February 1 completion of baptismal classes. 7:30 am Communion Service 5:00 pm Sharon Dalba For information and to schedule a class, please call Deacon Joe Fragale Sunday, February 2 at 314-686-9110 or by email 7:00 am Gravagna & LaBarbera Families [email protected]. 9:00am Kathy Ventimiglia 11:00am Virginia & Vincent Grillo Baptisms are performed on the first and third Sunday of the month at Noon, and at 12:30 pm for visiting priests/deacons. FEBRUARY 1 & 2 5:00 pm 7:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am Lector: M. Devoti T. Buckley Students Italian Mass Eucharistic L. Tomlinson E. Barni Longland L. Cottone Ministers: R. Brissette D. Kuchta M. Wohlert J. Johnson J. Canino C. Schmid G. Decker R. Winkler R. Tintera M. McDermott A. Loewe M. Mense Servers: F. Ferrara K. Crowe M. Gordon J. Abbate G. Ferrara A. Roy B. Gordon M. Abbate B. Fischer B. Crowe M. Campisi B. Mazzola Poker Tournament PARISH CALENDAR Monday, January 27: RCIA 6-8pm ED The Knights of Columbus are Adoration 4-8pm hosting a Poker Tournament February 15th. Tourney will be held Tuesday, January 28: at Assumption (Mattese). Cost is Italian Class 6-9pm ED & LIT $25 with gift cards for the Wednesday, January 29: winners. Interested? Adoration 4-8pm Thursday, January 30: Contact Steve at [email protected] or Bible Study 6-7:30pm Hall https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kofc-poker- Italian Class 6-9pm ED & LIT tournament-tickets-82227381311 Friday, January 31: Grandparents Day 9am All School Mass Crochet & Knit 9am-12pm ED Adoration 8:30am-12pm January 150 Club 4pm-8pm Saturday, February 1: Winner… 150 Dinner 6pm Joy Lamartina Anyone needing a contribution statement for income tax call Recent Deaths Please Pray For Vicki in the rectory at 314-771-1228 #2 Antonio Mondello May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. Please welcome to our parish family….. Please pray for those who have requested prayers. Vincent Daniel Donov Child of Kyle, Jan, Tony, Janice, Maria, Angie Mazzola & Boyan Donov Mary Louise, Sue, Mary, Ben, Maryanne, Al, Luca Devin Truemper Lynn, John, Dani Child of If you have a prayer request, please contact Ashley Pamela overman & Michael truemper at [email protected] or call 314-771-1228 Each prayer request will be honored for a month. About the Society of St. Vincent de Paul January 26: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time The year 2020 marks the 175th anniversary of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s founding in the United States. The first American chapter was established at the Old Cathedral right here in St. Louis. Today in St. Louis, there are 140 Conferences with more than 3,000 members helping millions of Neighbors in Need throughout our community. For assistance with rent, food, clothing, utilities, prescription medication or transportation, please call: 314 289-6101 Ext. 1131 MEMORIAL CANDLES In the back of Church, in the north-west corner, we have candles which burn perpetually for a year for our loved ones or for a special request you may have. If you would like to have a candle dedicated to a special person(s), family or for a special request, please fill out one of the forms located next to the candles and send it to: St. Ambrose Church Attention: Sharon Gambaro 5130 Wilson Ave. St. Louis, MO 63110 The cost is $125.00 per candle and it will burn for one year. If you just want to renew a candle which is already burning for another year, please send your form in with a check to Sharon Gambaro noting the name(s) which are already on the label attached to the candle. Thank You! Please let Vicki know if you don’t NOT want to receive the Review If you would like the bulletin emailed to you or a family even if you did NOT get it last year. Those without a NO will receive it member, send an email to Ashley at and the church will have to bear the cost. Thank you. [email protected] Second Quarter Honor Roll 2019-2020 5th Grade: Serafina Abbate Second Honors: Gabriel Apicelli Natalia Bartoni 4th Grade: Sofia Brusatti Principal’s List: Vivian Honeycutt Joseph Curran Nathan Khouri Gemma Fogarty 4th Grade: Arthur (Packie) Rebecca Tatum Parker Johnson Ertmann Margo Kelly Santiago Guzman 6th Grade: Gabriella Brusatti Elinor Lawhorn Nealy Kohler Francesco Curran Macie Longland George Vacca Camila Drury MaryGrace Petrovich Nathan Keiser Eamon Ryan Margaret Kleissler Mattingly Taylor 5th Grade: Sylvia Andrews Adam Molli Audrey Tucker Beatrice Hovey Annie Sestric Leo Weiss Cecelia Ippolito Mia Sestric Delaney Marbs Gloria Stahl 5th Grade: Meera Jones Katherine Weiss Caitlyn Lee 7th Grade: Ellia Bartoni Jackson Moeser 6th Grade: Shelby Ezell Mary Corkery Samuel Torretta Joseph Jamerson Mason Wilderson 7th Grade: Sophia Nugent Brooke Tatum 8th Grade: Gianna Fogarty 6th Grade: Brendan Crowe Catelyn Hayes Gracie Fogarty 8th Grade: Lucas Andrews Eliza Kelly Lucy Warden Benjamin Begley Ava Molli Audrey Sandhaus 7th Grade: Charlsie Longland Vincent Weinbauer Madison Ruggeri First Honors: Cecilia Wilken Frances Winter 4th Grade: Riley Behrens Sophie Gayer Eva Hanneken 8th Grade: Kylie Crowe Elizabeth (Rose) Mia Gordon Kleissler Emma Grana Nora Lecinski Isabella Lombardo Gunnar Marsh Abigail Roy Charles Moeser Matthew Seib Maria Proctor Our Lady of Mount Carmel Sodality Invites all to HEART TO HEART WITH THE KING Presented by Sr.
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