Mary Immaculate Parish 716 E. Washington Kirksville, MO 63501 May 12, 2019 Fourth Sunday of Easter Mothers’ Day

Office Hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m. Phone Number 660-665-2466 Office Fax 660-665-8955 Website www.miparish.org Msgr. David Cox [email protected] Mary Immaculate School Welcome to Mary Immaculate Parish! We extend a Phone Number….660-665-1006 warm welcome to all who attend our church. We hope our Hope’s Kitchen parish community will nourish your faith and that you will Phone Number….660-988-8972 share your special gifts with us. Your prayers, your presence Sacrament of Reconciliation and your talents are most welcome. If you are settling into Mary Immaculate full time, please register! Parish registra- Saturday, 4:30 p.m. and by appointment. tion packets are in a literature rack near the side entrance in Baptism church or on our website, miparish.org. Fill it out and drop Contact the Parish Center for requirements. it in the offering basket, bring it by the Parish Center, or Marriage email it to the secretary. We take this opportunity to wel- come all of you, our parishioners and visitors, to church to- Six (6) months notice required for preparation. day. We thank you for making us a part of your day! Communion to the Sick We are happy to bring Communion to those St. Rose of Lima confined to their homes. Please contact the Novinger, Mo. 63559 Parish Center. Also, please inform the (660) 488-6680 office if a parishioner is in the hospital or nursing home. Catholic Newman Center Mary Immaculate Catholic Cemetery 709 South Davis 615 S. Jamison St. Kirksville, Mo. 63501 Contact the Parish Center for information. (660) 665-4357

Parish Staff Parish Pastoral Council Members Mary Immaculate School Msgr. David Cox, Pastor Rusty Nelson, President; Ann Gray, Principal Deacon Dave Ream, OFS and Tom Daugherty, Vice President; Newman Center Deacon Chris Korte Chris Koch, Secretary; Rev. Colin Franklin, Chaplain Assistants to the Pastor Pat Boren, Debi Boughton, Deacon Chris Korte, Director Pat Lehr, DRE/Pastoral Minister Paula Brawner, Marsha Jones, Bulletin Mary Wolken, Bookkeeper Mary Myers, Janelle Stephens Submit items for publication to Lynn Carter OFS, Secretary Matt Wolken [email protected] by 3 pm Monday. Thank you! Calendar of Events Youth Ministry Monday, May 13—Easter Weekday, Our Lady of Fatima All high school teens are invited to attended Youth 8:30 am Piecemakers Quilt Group, Parish Center Ministry on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:00 at the 6:30 pm Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, School Newman Center. RCIA, Parish Center Tuesday, May 14—St. Matthias, Apostle Confirmation candidates will also be 1:00 pm Legion of Mary, Parish Center required to attend additional meet- 4:00 pm Bible Study, Parish Center ings, from 6:30-7:30pm: 6:00 pm Altar & Rosary, Cafeteria Wednesday, May 15—St. Isidore May 15 -- Newman Center 8:00 am 8th Grade Students & Parents Mass and Break- May 22 -- Newman Center fast, Church and Cafeteria 8:30 am Piecemakers Quilt Group, Parish Center Thursday, May 16—Easter Weekday Readings For The Week 9:00 am Parish school awards assembly, Church READINGS FOR THE WEEK Friday, May 17—Easter Weekday Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:1-10 7:30 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Church Tuesday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Ps 113:1-8; Jn 15:9-17 6:00 pm Parish School Graduation Mass Wednesday: Acts 12:24 -- 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Saturday, May 18—Easter Weekday Jn 12:44-50 Sunday, May 19— Fifth Sunday of Easter Thursday: Acts 13:13-25: Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14 Eucharistic Adoration on Fridays Sunday: Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145:8-13; Rv 21:1-5a; following 7am Mass. Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35

Mass Intentions May 13— May 19, 2019 Congratulations to our 2019 Mary Immaculate Mary Immaculate Parish Mon No Mass School 8th Grade Graduates: Tue 5:30 pm † Shane Hall Wed 8:00 am † Cynthia Detillion Thu 8:00 am † Bernadette & Lewis Delaware Joseph Gerard Behnen Fri 7:00 am † Fr. Bill Kottenstette 6:00 pm for the Graduates Isaiah James Korte Sat 5:30 pm † Deacon Philip Ordonio III Kiersten Paige Marek Sun 9:00 am † Margie Poston Sun 11:00 am For the People Frida Alvarez-Ramirez St. Rose Graduation Mass is at 6pm on Friday, May 17. Sun 7:30 am † Clem & Irene Rock Newman Center Masses will resume in the fall Bishop McKnight’s Prayer Intention for May: “For those who have received the Easter Sac- raments of Baptism, First Communion, and Week of May 12th, 2019 Confirmation this year; that they may witness Special Intention the resurrection in works of sacrificial love.” Offered by Micki Powell The Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for May: “That the Church in Africa, through the com- mitment of its members, may be the seed of unity among her peoples and a sign of hope for this continent. ” The glory that she has received as the Mother of God only came upon her once she entered the heavenly Kingdom. Now we honor her as Queen of Heaven and Earth, but even that pales before the glory of the Holy Trinity.

In this month of May, the month of Mary, let our hearts be filled with gratitude that through her we received the gift of Jesus. On this Sun- day we thank our earthly mothers for the gift of life and love: the life and love that points us the to eternal life and love that Jesus, son of Mary, holds out to us.

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death! The Madonnina, commonly known as the Madonna of the Streets, by Roberto Ferruzzi (1854-1934)

Dear Parishioners of Mary Immaculate and Saint Rose, Msgr. Cox

The Blessed Virgin Mary is a central figure in Catholic culture, music, art and worship. In this month of May we especially honor the role that the Blessed Mother has played in our salvation. We sing songs to honor her, we pray the rosary, we crown her image and present flowers to her. All of this is done in Thanksgiving for her fiat, her yes to the will of God that she be the Mother of His Incarnate Word. . . Jesus Christ.

It is fitting that in this month of May as we hon- 13 brand new deacons were ordained for or Mary the Mother of Jesus, we also set aside a our diocese by Bishop McKnight on May 4, day to honor our own mothers. On this Sunday 2019. Our own Deacon Chris Korte will be our hearts are again filled with gratitude for the preaching at the 5:30pm, 9am, and 11am Mass- women who said yes to the gift of life and gave es on the weekend of May 25/26. There will be birth to us. a Meet & Greet after each Mass in the school cafeteria. Please join us in congratulating Dea- Catholics are often criticized for the attention con Chris and welcoming him to his new role in that they bestow upon Mary. We must remem- the Church and in the parish! ber that our devotion to Mary always points us to Jesus. Mary is only a human woman, but one who was given extraordinary grace. She lived a life wholly devoted to the service and worship of God. It was a humble life. RCIA THE PERIOD OF MYSTAGOGY Congratulations to our 2019 Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. M.I. Parish Center First Communion Class:

May 13 & 20, June 3, 10, 17 & 24 May 4, 2019 5/13 Resurrection Appearances Brett Herbst 5/20 Acts of the Apostles 5/27 Memorial Day - No RCIA May 5, 2019 6/3 RCIA Reconciliation Penance Isaac Cahalan service in the Church 6/10 Gifts & Fruits of the Holy Spirit, Jake Elmlinger Charismatic Renewal Coen Eitel 6/17 The Holy Trinity & Real Presence, Katelyn Horst Corpus Christi Peyton Rice 6/24 Discipleship, Sent on Mission James Quinn

These weeks are spent “unpacking the Mystery of Faith” - dis- Callyn Schwend covering what difference being “fully initiated” makes, how the Chloe Schwend Church CELEBRATES RESURRECTION for 50 days until Pentecost, and how the HOLY SPIRIT guides the Church in a unique manner from the Time of the First Apostles up until this day. Parish School of Religion

For the next year our newly initiated Catholics are called NE- Wednesdays, 6:30-7:45 p.m. OPHYTES, NEW “Creations” as the Baptismal Rite calls Ages 4 years old - 8th Grade them. We continue to form them in faith for “Life After RCIA.” Public School or Homeschooling In particular how the GIFTS & FRUITS of the Holy Spirit are PSR is over for the school year and will begin made manifest in the Early Church and throughout our lives again in September. We hope to see most of you today as Church, each a significant Member of the Body of at our 1st TOTUS TUUS week, July 7-12. Some of Christ. our Catechists serve on these teams in our dio-

This also is a perfect time for people with questions about cese & St. Louis. Please see bulletin for more de- becoming Catholic to “inquire.” Come & meet our Neophytes. tails or chat with Chris Koch. Join our conversation about what it means to be a fully active, practicing Catholic. CLOW For more information contact Pat [email protected] Children’s Liturgy of the Word or text 573-228-2416. 4 year olds-1st Grade Class meets in an M.I. Classroom from the beginning of 9:00 Mass until Presentation of Gifts. See coordinator, Tara Seedorf for more information. May date: May 12.

Our second reading this weekend describes part of what is known as Paul’s First Missionary Journey. The excerpt we hear today begins in Perga. The next stop (100mi away) is Antioch in Pisidia, which is different from Antioch in Syria! There were more than a dozen cit- ies named Antioch in the ancient world, probably all named after the father of Seleucus I Nicator, the ruler who founded them. Today’s reading ends with Paul and https://www.biblewise.com/kids/images/fun/pauls-first-missionary-journey-map.pdf Barnabas headed for Iconi- Where on earth are Paul and Barnabas? um (85mi away). May Wedding Anniversaries Ronald & Cartalene Ruddell, 61 years on 5/10 Bob & Marie Delaney, 35 years on 5/12 Box Tops Remember to collect Box Tops for our school. Warren and Mary Wells, 36 years on 5/14 Bellacino’s Night Russell & Arletta Nelson, 37 years on 5/14 Our last Bellacino’s payback night for this school year Don & Carol McCoy, 55 years on 5/16 will be Tuesday, May 14th. Please come out and enjoy Damian & Bebe Schulte, 39 years on 5/17 a night off from cooking!!! All you have to do is tell them Dale & Sharon Schenewerk, 35 years on 5/19 you are associated with Mary Immaculate School when Kenneth & Theresa Ziegler, 43 years on 5/22 you place your order and which teacher you would like to select to win the monthly pizza party. We have been Lance & Krista Llewellyn, 29 years on 5/27 averaging about an $80 return for our visits to Bel- Lavern & Joyce Schmitz, 42 years on 5/28 lacino’s. Hope to see you there. Dale & Kocoa Vandike, 48 years on 5/29 DATES TO REMEMBER: David & Brenda Moore, 50 years on 5/30 May 8 – Spring concert – 6:00 pm at the school Blake & Hannah Munn, 4 years on 5/30 May 9 – Talent Show – 1:30 pm Bret & Jennifer Wilson, 4 years on 5/31 May 10 – 8th Grade retreat May Birthdays (80+) May 10 – Early Dismissal (1:30 pm); Faculty meeting Donna Brawner, May 10 Carmelita McVay, May 17 May 17 – 8th Grade Graduation Mass – 6:00 pm Genie Renner, May 25 Dorothy Gonnerman, May 29 Congratulations to these people! If you have a May anniversary or birth- day (80+) and you are not on the list, or if you prefer no acknowledge- ment be printed in the bulletin, please contact the Parish Center.

The Boy Scout Troop 401- sponsored Red Cross Blood Drive is today, Sunday, May 12 from 10:00 AM to The Scouts of Troop 401 leading the pledge at Monday 2:00 PM in the Mary Immaculate School night's City Coucil meeting. Gym. This is Mother’s Day, but the need for blood is still great, so be- Support the Christian Community Food fore taking your mom out Depot and the Novinger Area Coop-Food to lunch, stop by and give the gift of life to honor the one who gave you life. As a Pantry special thank-you, all presenting donors will receive a May--dry potatoes hanging flower basket, donated by Westlake Hardware while supplies last. To make an appointment to donate, please visit www.redcrossblood.org and Special Note: The Food Bank is in need of food at enter BoyScoutsMO in the Make Your this time. Any non-perishable food item you can Appointment box, or call 1-800-RED donate is very much appreciated! CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Items may be left in the basket in the church vestibule. Ministers of the Liturgy—May 2019 Stewardship News

Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Budget Goal per Month $ 43,670 DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP: Janie Theobald Weekly Goal $ 10,077 SACRISTAN: Bob Theobald April Offertory $ 42,446 EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION Difference $ -<1,224> 1. Kristi Groseclose 2. Willa Deiters Week 1 $ 8,788 3. Fran Vittetoe 4. Mark Blacksmith Week 2 $ 6,815 LECTOR Week 3 $ 7,971 1. Kocoa Vandike Week 4 $ 9,458 SERVERS Electronic Funds Transfers $ 9,414 1. Vacant USHERS 1. Bob Theobald 2. Blair York 3. Dan Lammers 4. Daniel Lammers GIFT BEARERS: Marguerite Moore family Sunday, 9:00 a.m. DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP: Dale Schenewerk SACRISTAN: Lynn Carter OFS

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION 1. Matt Wolken 2. Mary Wolken 3. Kevin Brawner 4. Paula Brawner 5. Emily Damba Kirksville Knights of Colum- LECTORS bus Winston Vanderhoof, 1. Mike Early 2. Courtney Bonnell Rusty Nelson, and Ken SERVERS Shook judging the school 1. Calvin Ihnat 2. Keegan Wehner substance abuse poster con- USHERS test. Councils across the 1. Dean Maag 2. Jerry Meyer country participate. Posters 3. Jim Tichenor 4. Dana Delaware are judged on the clarity of GIFT BEARERS theme presentation, visuals, May 12 Ron Harrison family, May 19 Eric Caldwell family, and overall impact. Winners May 26 Don Westhoff family in Kirksville will be an- Sunday, 11:00 a.m. nounced in mid-May. DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP: James Hawkins SACRISTAN: Bess Willis EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION Regular meetings on the second Thursday monthly. 1. Kale Golden 2. Chris Koch Next meeting: June 13, 7:30pm in the school cafeteria. 3. Brian Alternhofen LECTORS John F. Kennedy Assembly #1446 1. Julie Noah 2. Jim McCormick Meeting Schedule 2019 Calendar SERVERS All meetings begin at 7:30pm 1. Brennain Degenhardt 2. Frida Ramirez May 22, 2019 Kirksville USHERS July 16, 2019 St. Patrick 1. Jim McCormick 2. Terrill Roberts September 17, 2019 Palmyra 3. Warren Easley 4. Ken Ziegler November 19,2019 Ewing GIFT BEARERS If you would like a meeting reminder, please submit your email address Vacant to [email protected] or [email protected]

Knights of Columbus Insurance Rep.: Rosary before 9am Mass Matthew Reel, 660-216-6383 May 12 ----Krista Llewellyn May 19 ----Mary Jo Schwend May 26 ----Krista Llewellyn June 2 -----Katie Everett June 9 -----Tara Seedorf June 16 ----Krista Llewellyn Please Pray For Our Sick Loved Ones

Anna Allyn, Theresa Armentrout, John Bates, brother of Mary Mangini, Opal Begley, Laura Bell, Maria Benevento, daughter of Joe and Carol, Sheryll Bentley, Mariann Berry, Dan Bishop, Harry Boland, Kibbie & Perry Broseghini, Matt Brower, All women are invited to a carry‐in‐dinner Tues- Troy Bruner, son of Denise & Mike Bruner, Roger day, May 14, 2019 at 6:00pm in the school cafete- Butt, Jonathan Chow, Carol Coleman, sister of Vicky Wehner, Reid Cowan, Kristina Crockett, Su- ria. Bring your daughter, granddaughter, grand‐ zanne Cupelli, Mary & Scott Detring, Dorothy mother, or friend and a dish to share. Short Pro‐ Delaney, Clayton Dillavou, Larry Duarte, John Er- gram by Teri Tichenor: Impressions and experiences hart, Ann Ferguson, Mike Fox, Ron Frye, Steve of short trip to Cuba in January! Any quesons or Frye, Garcia family, James Goroski, Andy need a ride, call Teri 349‐0178 or Maxine 626‐7714! Grgurich, Flo Griesbaum, Caleb Griffel, Norma & Leroy Grimsley, Beverly & Gary Grubrich, Vicki Hall, Karen Hazlett, niece of Therese & Deacon Dave, O.F.S., Joyce Hearn, James Hendler, Tracy Herman, Don Hoerner, Rick Hoskins, father of Su- san Speak, Kathy Howard, Patsy Jones, Dr. Charles Kline, Douglas Kriegshauser, brother of Judy Totus Tuus at Mary Blacksmith, Gannon Kriegshauser, great nephew of Mark & Judy Blacksmith, Margery Lammers, mother Immaculate Parish of Dan Lammers, Julie Leake, Pat Lehr, Bryce Lewin, July 7th – 12th, 2019 Thomas Lorenz, Ann Lowe, Bernice Maag, Logan Maher, Pat Maloney, mother of Mindy Grissom, Monday – Friday, 9am – 2:30pm for st th Betty Mangini, mother of Bill Mangini, Mary Mar- grades 1 – 6 tin, Sally Martin, Vi Martin, Carmelita McVay, Scot- Sunday – Thursday, 7:30pm – 9:30pm ty Mihalevich, Betty Milas, Lucy Miller, Annie for Junior High and High school Morin, Kathy Mosher, cousin of Darice Todd, Di- Youth anna Mullinix, friend of Diana Hockerwood, Glenn Totus Tuus is a summer catechetical Neuweg, Gay Nichting, C.A. Pack, Jo Ann Pearce, youth program that combines Catho- Sharon Peterson, Jerry Platt, Vivian Prose, sister lic religious instruction and FUN!!! of Darice Todd, Leona Ragsdale, Sherri Ray OFS, Florence Rene, Joey Renick, Tina Rinaldi, Janet Totus Tuus needs your help! Robertson, Joe Robinson, brother of Curtis Rob- inson, Carolyn Shaffer, Rick Sayre, Stuart Schmidt, 1. We need 2 parishioners to host the 4 team brother of Darice Todd, Donna Schmitt, Bernard leaders for dinner (5:30-6:30pm) on the fol- Schreck, Dawn Shaw, Jean Ann Sidwell, Jane lowing days: Smith, sister of Dottie Walker, Margaret Snell, Tuesday, July 9 Gerald Snelling, Madonna Sorell, Jim & JoAnne Thursday, July 11 Spalding, Tim Spencer, Tammy & Levi Tarr, Helen Friday, July 12 Todd, mother of Brian Todd, Dr. J.D. Vater, Daniel Waitkoss, Mary Walker, Pat Walter, sister of Bob Feel free to cook dinner or take them out. Mielke, Jeff Wehner, brother of Glenn Wehner, Lisa 2. We need 2 Parishioners to organize the Pot Welch, Jim Welschmeyer, father of Katy Korte, Luck Dinner on Wednesday, July 10th at Wilma Wellman, Kristi Widmer, niece of Anne 6pm for all the Youth attending Totus Tuus Gramling, Barb Williams, Delana Wilson, Rod Yuskis, and their families Pam Zeigler Please call the Parish Center at 665-2466 to have a 3. We need students going into 7th-12th name added or removed from the prayer list, or to let grades to help the leaders during the day us know that the person’s situation has changed. If a program. name has been removed and you would like to have If you can help, please call/text/email Tara Seedorf at prayers continued for the person, please notify us. [email protected] or 660-341-4552 11am-10pm Sun-Thu Deborah Holte, 11am-11pm Fri & Sat D.P.M. (660) 665-6336 Brian or Sally, coordinators an Official Travel 1116 Country Club Dr. (660) 665-9000 Agency of 860.399.1785 Apostleship of 1405 Crown Dr. CST 2117990-70 the Sea-USA Dine-in • Pick-up • Catering Kirksville, MO 63501 www.CatholicCruisesAndTours.com ✂ Please Cut Out This “Thank You Ad” and Present It The Next Time You Patronize One of Our Advertisers Full Service Restaurant Grow in your faith, Banquet Hall up to 300 people find a Mass, and 114-116 N. Franklin, Kirksville, MO 63501 Catering Available - 10 or more connect with your (660) 665-7818 660-665-2760 Catholic Community with OneParish! Thank you for advertising in Hightower Wholesale our church bulletin. 511 North Marion Street Download Our Free App or Visit I am patronizing your business Kirksville, Missouri 63501 because of it! MY.ONEPARISH.COM Phone: 660-665-4698

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