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St. Barnabas the Apostle Catholic Church So That in All Things God May Be Glorified Home of the Traditional Latin Mass and Daily Confessions + 1400 North Main St St. Barnabas the Apostle Catholic Church So That In All Things God May Be Glorified Home of the Traditional Latin Mass and Daily Confessions + 1400 North Main St. O’Fallon, MO 63366 [email protected] www.stbarnabasofallon.org February 24th, 2019 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil Mass 4:30pm Sunday 8:00am 10:00 am (Traditional Latin Mass) and 12:00 Noon Daily Mass 8:00am Mon-Wed-Thurs-Fri-Sat 7:00pm Tues-Perpetual Help following Mass Holy Mass Sacrament of Penance First Friday 8am and 7pm Available 30 minutes before all Masses First Saturday 8am First Friday and Holy Day Mass 8:00am and 7:00pm Parish Rosary Following all weekday Masses Pastor: Father Raymond D. Hager PSR: Nancy Burian, CRE Parish Support: Sister Michaleen Vomund CPPS Music Director: Ryan Murphy Parish Secretary: Patti Kehoe Parish Office: 636-240-4556 Fax: 636-978-3358 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stbarnabasofallon.org www.facebook.com/ Parish App: Text App to 88202 St. Barnabas Parish Mission Statement We are called to live the example of St. Barnabas -A man filled with the Holy Spirit and Faith-in our commitment to the Gospel by professing the full and authentic Catholic Faith in the Doctrinal, Sacramental, and Liturgical traditions of the Roman Catholic Church to the Glory of God. February 24th, 2019 JMJ Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Monthly Meetings My Dear Parish Family, Holy Name Ash Wednesday -March 6th- marks the 6:00pm beginning of the 40 days of the Lent. Monday February 25th 8:00 am First Thursday Billy Thrasher The number 40 holds special significance in Ladies Guild the Scriptures. There were 40 days and Tuesday February 26th 7:00p.m. (Sept-May) nights of the Great Flood, the Israelites Don Blechle 6:30pm wandered the desert for 40 years before Second Thursday entering the Promised Land, Goliath scoffed Wednesday February 27th 8:00a.m. for 40 days before David rose up and slew Erick Kehoe Quilters him, and Moses fasted 40 days before 8:45 Wednesdays receiving the Ten Commandments from God. Thursday February 28th 8:00a.m Rectory Basement As we enter the Lenten Season, we are all Loyola Bauer most familiar with the 40 days and nights Pro-Life Jesus spent fasting and praying in Friday March 1st 8:00a.m. (Sept-May) preparation for His public ministry. First Friday After 10:00am Mass Mary McGregor and Ardie Schopper What are you being called to offer this Lent? Third Sunday 7:00p.m. Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life The traditional pillars for Lent are -Prayer, St. Vincent Fasting, Almsgiving. We all must step up DePaul Saturday March 2nd 8:00a.m. this Lent and do more. We now find 7:00pm ourselves in a spiritual warfare, our children First Saturday Angelina DuVall First Monday 4:30pm are being attacked, our nation is rapidly turning from God, and our beloved Church is Dennis Schepker Choir Rehearsal in much need of prayer and redemption. 9:00am Sunday March 3rd 8:00a.m. Sunday Parishioners of St. Barnabas I humbly ask you to pray during this week Morning before Lent begins and ask Our Lord 10:00a.m. Sister Michaleen Vomund “What are You calling me to do? What do Ranger Rosaries You want me to detach from? What has an 12:00p.m. Noon 8:45 am Patrick J. Migneron unhealthy grip on my time?” Then listen to Last Wednesday Him and do what He tells you to do. after Mass Mondays, Wednesdays, As we prepare ourselves for this solemn Thursdays and Fridays Dance Group 9AM-4PM. Season of Lent commemorating Our Lord’s Wednesdays Passion and Death, look to the Cross. 6:30-9:00pm Tuesdays and First Fridays He gave everything for us. 9AM-7PM. May God Bless you, Father Hager Sanctuary Lamp Judy Deluvia October 27th, 1943-February 8th, 2019 Rest in Peace Please Pray for the Sick of Our Parish Joan Aholt Carissa Hedrick Katie Schmelz Remember man that thou art dust and unto dust Carol Alagna Ed Hinrichs Jackie Schneider thou shalt return Judy Behrman Kurt Kehoe Mary Ann Marie Bieker Patti Kehoe Shildwachter Meménto, homo, quia pulvis es, et in púlverem revertéris Tina Rebello Cloedy Dot Leah Richard Shildwachter Matthew Cooke Jim Leah Chris Schipper Diane Croghan Dale Lindberg Tom Schulte Patricia David Tom Luaders Millie Smith Priscilla Dehler Bill Meder Hannah Stempfel Angelina DuVall Ken Munzer Betty Jo Tips Marion Elsenrath Evelyn Orf Thomas VanDillen Dan Fitzsimmons Jim Orr Kevin Webb Betty Heppermann Bob Proost James Whitelaw March 6th, 2019 Barb Hofstetter Lucy Sammelman Janet Whitelaw Becky Sanchez Helen Willkie Holy Mass and Distribution of Ashes Carol Sanchez 8am and 7pm February 24th, 2019 JMJ Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Community Happenings *************************************************** Holy Rosary St. Ann’s Sodality Quilt Social Saturday, February 23rd. Doors Open at 11:30 Bingo starts at 12:30 Lunch is available. St. Robert Bellarmine-Feb 24th-28th Parish Mission by Father Peter Schavitz. Theme is “Come as you are” 6:30-8:00pm each evening. Thank You!!! O’Fallon Knights of Columbus Queen of Hearts Assumption Parish. Doors open at 5:30 in the church To My Extended Family at St. Barnabas Church basement and the drawing is at 6:30. Jackpot is over $8,400! I Thank You for your gifts of prayers, cards, & added notes, phone calls, candy, and best wishes for my Birthday. As I opened St. Paul Church Spring Quilt Social March 2nd each card or gift I said a special prayer for you. KC Hall. Doors open at 11am-Bingo begins at noon. Lunch and refreshments available for purchase. What a joy it has been for me working with all of you at Handmade quilts, raffles, prizes! St. Barnabas. I appreciate you sharing your life with me in times of joy and sorrow. You made it a Birthday that I will never forget. Catholic Women for Christ March 9, 2019 Touhill Performing Arts Center, Gratefully, UMSL Campus Sister Michaleen Register today! catholicmenforchrist.org Immaculate Conception Dardenne Prairie Quilt Social March 16th. Doors Open at 10 and bingo begins at Noon. Lunch available to purchase including homemade pies and cakes! Stephen and Mary Engel and children: MARCH ON THE ARCH Brian-Jonathan-Evan-Steven-Lauren March 23rd The March on the Arch will begin at Planned Parenthood in the Central West End-4251 Forest Park Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Avenue-and will end at the Arch Grounds. Check-in Liturgy commemorating the Beatification of their foundress for the march will open at 12:00pm Blessed Mother Clelia Merloni outside Planned Parenthood-the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis march will depart for the Arch at Saturday, April 6th 1:00pm 1:00pm. Reception follows in Bland Hall 50/5o FIRST QUARTER DRAWING St. Barnabas 50/50 Raffle Ticket—Each Ticket is $10 Drawing to be held March 30th, 2019 after the 4:30pm Holy Mass-You do not need to be present to win! NAME______________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER _____________________________________ February 24th, 2019 JMJ Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Our secular society is decaying around us. America is changing. Many things that are considered normal and acceptable in today’s world were considered sinful and disgraceful not so long ago. Men do not want to hear the truth. A Christian can hardly make a comment on the immorality openly displayed all around us without someone (sometimes in one’s own family) screaming, “Jesus said Don’t judge me!” They have learned to spew this phrase to excuse the exact type of behavior that needs to be judged! And the sad thing is that it works! Good Christians will cower and give up ground because they do not want to do or say anything to appear to be intolerant or labeled as one of the “phobics.” Perhaps, we really do not understand what Jesus meant by this Bible verse they are hurling at us. If you read further in these passages in the Bible, Jesus is not saying you cannot judge a behavior, Jesus says you should not be a hypocrite. You are to take the log from your eye and you must adhere to the same standard by which you are making a judgment of behavior. There is absolute truth, holiness, and righteousness in God’s laws. The world says “Don’t judge me, but Our Lord commands us to judge….BUT 1. We must judge with humility and mercy. We must realize our own sinfulness and not be self-righteous. 2. We must judge to build up and not tear down. We must not be hypocrites like the Pharisees. 3. We must judge to protect our church and our family. Parents DO have the responsibility to judge, correct, and guide the actions of their children and they also have the obligation to live a moral example before them. 4. We must judge rightly and realize that God will judge us in the same manner as we judge others. Judgement is not the same as condemnation, it is love. Love requires judgment. And judgment and love sometimes require telling someone that their behavior or choice is not good one. Bad behavior requires judgment. Telling someone their behavior is unacceptable requires love. It is not wrong or judgmental to point to the dangers of choices being made. It can be similar to warning someone to get out of a burning building, or urging someone headed towards a cliff to turn around. What the world needs today is God-fearing Christians who will rightly judge, confront evil, and stand for the truth without compromise.
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