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Assumption Chapel QUINQUAGESIMA St Assumption Chapel QUINQUAGESIMA St. Mary’s Academy & College 200 E. Mission Street, St. Marys, Kansas 66536 SUNDAY Phone: 785-437-2471 FAX: 785-437-6798 For Last Rites only: 785-844-9112 St. Mary’s Academy & College Website: www.smac.edu MARCH 3, 2019 St. Mary’s College Radio Station KSMK-LP 98.3 FM WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS CONFESSIONS: 7:00pm-8:30pm: FORTY HOURS Tuesday, March 5: Forty Hours, a preparation for a good Lent, Frs. Leith, McBride, Franks & Kopec will start TONIGHT, Sunday, March 3 and Thursday, March 7: end on Tuesday, March 5. Frs. Wood, Carlisle & Torzala Sunday: Forty Hours starts after the Friday, March 8: 6:30pm Mass with Exposition Frs. Rutledge, Anderson, Novak & Stafki Monday: 6:50am Sung Mass *************** (Votive Mass of Peace) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 Tuesday: 6:50am Sung Mass (Votive IS ASH WEDNESDAY: Mass of the Blessed Sacrament) Masses will be at 5:30am, 7:15am and followed by Benediction & 11:15am. Ashes will be distributed after Reposition for the end of the each Mass, and after the 5:30pm rosary. Forty Hours. Please be aware that Ash Wednesday is a A sign-up sheet is in the vestibule for the day of fast and complete abstinence binding under pain of mortal sin. Forty Hours. Please sign up so that others will know which hours have been filled. The sacristy is collecting palms from last year ~~~~~~~~~~~~ to make ashes for Ash Wednesday, March 6. INDULGENCES FOR Please leave them in the container in the THE FORTY HOURS vestibule. The Church grants a plenary indulgence Mothers, Grandmothers, Godmothers: The for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament MOTHERS OF LU prayer will be said today, for 30 minutes. The indulgence can be (the 1st Sunday of the month) after each Mass at earned once a day. the main altar rail. “O God, grant that one of my sons becomes a priest! I promise to live as a The Catholic Doctrine class will meet on good Christian woman and will lead my children Tuesday, March 5, at 7;00pm, in the College to all that is good, wherewith I hope to receive Hall. the grace to be able to give to You, O God, a holy priest.” DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS at 2:00am, Sunday, Stations of the Cross March 10. Turn your clocks ahead one hour when you retire Fridays during on Saturday night, March 9. Lent 5:20pm IMMACULATA BOOKSTORE Business Hours ACADEMY POSITIONS 907 E. Jesuit Lane, St. Marys, KS Cleaning positions are available on campus for tuition credit. Please contact Marguerite Phone: 785-437-2409 Kaiser at :437-2471 ext. 115 or email Monday –Friday: 9:15am-6:00pm [email protected]. Saturday-Sunday 9:15am-2:00pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Closed on Holy Days SMAC Facilities Department has two full time positions open: MCCABE LECTURE SERIES *Carpentry/Construction lead man Wednesday, March 6, 2019 *General maintenance laborer NO LECTURE Please contact Bill Drew for more ON ASH WEDNESDAY information. 437-2471 ext. 160 or [email protected] ST. STEPHEN’S GUILD Prayer Crusade for Priests: Members are reminded of their Holy Hour on Thursday. MONDAY SERVER PRACTICES ************ Low Mass– Latin: 7:00pm, Boys grades 5+ OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE IMAGE There will be practice for SHM and Ash March 3-10 Maria Besas Wednesday ceremonies on Monday, at 730:pm, on the 3rd floor boy’s school. HOLY FAMILY March 3-10 Joseph Werick LIBRARY HOURS: PILGRIM VIRGIN March 3-10 Edgar Rada Monday 8:30am-4:30pm Tuesday 8:30am-7:00pm To schedule a date, please leave a note at the Wednesday 8:30am-2:00pm switchboard or call ext. 405. Thursday 8:30am-7:00pm Friday 8:30am-4:40pm Closed on weekends SPORTS EUCHARISTIC CRUSADE BASKETBALL Tuesday, March 5 Please turn in your FATHER & SON BASKETBALL Treasure Sheets! 5:30pm JH B Team 6:45pm JH A Team March Intention: at St. Mary’s Academy For devotion to St. Joseph Small Gym MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Please note the following significant ST. JOSEPH'S TABLE dates for the parish: PARISH CELEBRATION! Friday, May 3: Confirmations h Non-Academy test: Sunday, March 24 Sunday, March 17 , 2019 Academy test: Monday, March 25 Sunday, May 5: First Communion Day * St. Joseph's Table * and May Crowning Many delicious and beautiful items Monday, June 10-Saturday, June 15: available including baked goods, Women’s Ignatian Retreat specialty & Easter baskets, lamb cakes, mocha Irish cream, seafood platters, Friday, July 12-Wednesday, July 17: Men’s Ignatian Retreat gluten free items, religious articles, Mass novena cards and More details will be announced priest prayer bags at a later date. * Free Full Breakfast * Breakfast Buffet (starts after 7:30am Mass) BANNS OF MARRIAGE Note: After the 6:00am Mass there will be only coffee, juice & pastries. The second banns of marriage are announced for Benjamin Michael Strong, of * Live Music & Mimosa Bar * Delia, KS, formerly of Elmhurst TWP., PA, and Christina Marie Goehring, of St. Marys, Come enjoy a relaxing breakfast KS, formerly of Phoenix, AZ, who plan to be with family & friends to give thanks united in the Holy Sacrament of Matrimony and honor to St. Joseph for all on May 4, 2019, in Assumption Chapel, St. our Family and Parish Blessings! Marys, KS. The second banns of marriage are announced for Jared Francis Pedersen, of St. Joseph pray for us! Chaska, MN, formerly of St. Marys, KS, and Corine Elizabeth Mackedanz, of Belle Plaine, MN, who plan to be united in the Holy Sacrament of Matrimony on May 4, 2019, in the Church of the Guardian Angels, Chaska, MN. EVENTS for the Parish, The second banns of marriage are announced for Alexander Marcel Crane, of Academy, & College St. Marys, KS, and Katherine Marie Greene, can be found on of St. Marys, KS, who plan to be united in the our web-based calendar. Holy Sacrament of Matrimony on April 26, 2019, in Assumption Chapel, St. Marys, KS. Just go to the school's website Any persons knowing of any (www.smac.edu) impediment to any of these marriages and click on the calendar link. are obliged, under conscience, to notify Fr. Anderson as soon as possible. Calendar for the Week Changes to this schedule will be put in the bulletin. Monday, March 4, St. Casimir Sunday Masses: 6:00am, 7:30am, 9:15am (Sung 5:45am (MA) Mi. Moats Mass) and 6:30pm in chapel; 11:30am Auditorium. 6:50am (MA)*SUNG MASS MC: St. Goulart TH: Ph. Hatty Sunday Vespers & Benediction: 5:00pm AC: Gr. Goldade/Mi. Nimbach First Class Feast Day Vespers: 1st Vespers 5:15pm TB: Ni. Engholm/Co. Nimbach/Ti. Varnado/P. Goulart the previous day, 2nd Vespers 5:00pm on Feast Day. (CVT) Is. Engholm (LOY) Ei. Wadeen (SFX) Pe. Cancelada Weekday Masses: 5:45am, 7:15am and 11:15am. Saturday Masses: 5:45am (First Saturday only) (CC) Be. Strong (CC) Al. Strong (OLS) Na. Strong 7:15am and 9:00am (SPX) Mi. Koskinen/Al. Koskinen Rosary: 5:30pm Monday through Saturday 8:25am (MA) Ax. Harpe/Bl. Persian (Thursday 5:20pm, includes Benediction) 11:15am (MA) Br. Francis Confessions: 7:00pm - 8:30pm (Tues, Thurs, Fri) Tuesday, March 5, Ferial 8:00am-11:00am First Saturday 5:45am (MA) Jo. Wurm Other Devotions: 6:50am (MA)*SUNG MASS MC: Ja. Goldade TH: Pa Harpe Monday: 7:30pm St. Monica’s Rosary for the AC: Ma. Kleinsmith/To. Espinoza CB: An. Dorobek youth of the parish TB: Pe. Kramer/Gi. Parisi/Ph. Peters/An. Beaulieu Tuesday: Immediately after Rosary or Vespers (CVT) To. Harpe (LOY) Be. Blackwell (SFX) Jo. Kneuper Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotions Mon-Fri: 3:00pm 15 decade Rosary for Holy Father (CC) A. Fifer (CC) T. Fifer (OLS) Se. Freeman (SPX) Da Gerads Saturday: After 9:00 Mass Our Lady of Sorrows 8:25am (MA) Os. Greene/Mx. Greene Devotions 2:00pm 15 decade Rosary 11:15am (MA) Br. Francis in reparation for blasphemies against Our Lady Wednesday, March 6, ASH WEDNESDAY Sunday: 2:00pm Holy Hour 5:30am (MA) Pa. Hansen 1st Sunday: After each Mass: Expectant Mothers’ 7:15am (MA) Ch. Bryan/Xa. Konkel (CVT) Pe. Cancelada Blessing, Our Lady of Sorrows Altar, Mothers of (SFX) Da. Kirby (OL) Ma. Talley (SJ) Xa. Summers Lu prayer for vocations at the Communion rail. (OLS) Ma. Hamilton (SPX) Do. Trask/Jo. Trask Last Rites Phone Number: Please make a note of 8:45am School Mass (AUD) SHM MC: An. Drew the following emergency telephone number, 1 (785) TH: Ja. Goldade AC: Pe. Goldade/Ma. Brown CB: Le. Beaulieu 844-9112. It is ONLY to be used for Last Rites and TB: Jo. Merz/Lu. Gross/Se. VanderPutten/Ke. Moats ONLY outside of usual business hours: 5:00pm- 9:00am (MANOR) Ju. Cabler 9:00am, weekends and school holidays. 11:15am (MA) A. Fifer/T. Fifer Bulletin Announcements: Must be submitted to the switchboard at the latest, by noon Wednesday before Ashes after public Masses the bulletin in which you wish the announcement to Thursday, March 7, Ferial, St. Thomas Aquinas be published. If it is more than a few lines, please 5:45am (MA) Da. Armesto submit it a week before, if possible. 7:15am (MA) Wi. Garland/Jo. Belderok (CVT) Al. Strong Use of Facilities for Parish, School or Private Events: All (LOY) Co. Boyle (SFX) Be. Strong (OL) Ph. Harrison parties must fill out an application (available at smac.edu and (SJ) Ch. McCormick (OLS) Xa. Summers (SPX) Br. Enockson switchboard), before events will be considered for permission. 8:25am (MA) La. Kramer/Si. Drew Priority goes to school or parish organized events.
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