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September 16, 2018 Today’s Readings: 998 September 16, 2018 • 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time A plaque will be blest at the 10:15 AM Mass today to hon- or the memory and the last- ing legacy of our much beloved parishioner, Katie Thorne. Katie, who died last October, served the parish as a catechist for more than fifty years. She continues to in- spire all who teach our parish children to Live Jesus. Catechetical Sunday September 16, 2018 Leavenworth Interfaith Community of Hope PARISH STAFF Annual Meeting Today! Father William McEvoy PASTOR The meeting is open to the public and will be held at the St. Paul Lutheran [email protected] School gymnasium, 320 N 7th St. in Leavenworth. Please come and hear Office: (913) 727-3742 about the past adventures of Welcome Central, the Day Shelter and the Rectory: (913) 727-1930 Shelter of Hope night shelter as well as plans for our future. There will be time for questions and an opportunity to submit suggestions. Sister Josephine Macias, CDP DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION After the meeting, the new facility at 311 Kiowa (the blue building) will be [email protected] open for tours. Come see our beautiful facility and learn about our services and opportunities to join the group of dedicated volunteers and donors who Sharon Kermashek make the Community of Hope an asset to our local community. PARISH LIFE COORDINATOR [email protected] Joan Leonard Celebrating the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi MUSIC DIRECTOR [email protected] Thursday, October 4th is the feast day of the pa- tron saint of God’s Creation: Saint Francis of As- Jeanne Im sisi. A good way to honor the Il Poverello is to RESOURCE MANAGER come together with fellow Catholics, answering [email protected] the call of the Holy Father’s encyclical letter Christopher Klepper Laudato Si’, and immerse ourselves into the spirit MAINTENANCE and vision of St. Francis of Assisi. John Shively, [email protected] the coordinator of Justice, Peace and Integrity of creation office for the Sisters of Charity of Leav- Bulletin Deadline: Please submit bulletin re- quests to the parish office by noon Friday at least enworth will be hosting a presentation on St. one week prior to the week for desired publication. Francis and Catholic teaching on caring for the earth. The event will be held on October 4th at Scripture Readings for Next Week 7:00 PM in Robert Martz Hall at St. Francis de Sunday, Sept 23, 2018 Wis 2:12, 17-20 • Jas 3:16 – 4:3 Sales Church. All are welcome. Mk 9:30-37 XAVIER CATHOLIC SCHOOL Attention 8th Graders!! 541 Muncie Road Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 Maur Hill-Mount Academy 8th Grade Night! All current 8th grade students (913) 682-3135 are invited to the Raven Homecoming football game at 7 PM on Friday, Sep- tember 28th. Please contact Deke Nolan at [email protected] to be added to the pass list for free admission. Family Day at Prairie Star Ranch Prairie Star Ranch is offering you the chance to step away and enter into a day of prayer, adventure, outdoor activities, and time to reconnect. Families, friends, and communities are invited to join us on September 23rd from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM! Opportunities include Horseback Riding, Canoeing, Ropes Activities, and time for prayer. The experience will culminate with the celebration of the Holy Mass in our beautiful St. Kateri Chapel. Let us jour- ney together on this day of Christ-centered adventure! Register online now or contact the Team at Prairie Star Ranch: archkck.org/ranch, (785)-746-5693, or email: [email protected] The church is open every weekday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM for your personal prayer. WEEKLY SCHEDULE MINISTRY SCHEDULE Parish Contributions for: Sept 4-10 For Sept 22/23 MONDAY, SEPT 17 –––––––––– Total Envelope Cash 1:00 PM – Legion of Mary & Online Receipts: $18,209.17 Saturday at 5:00 PM ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– 6:30 PM – Adult Bible Study Built on Rock: ($1,492.00) Archdiocesan Assessments Larry & Joyce Moore ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– T UESDAY , SEPT 18 –––––––––– and Charitable Causes: ($1,539.00) Maggie Brewster, Russell Craft 8:30 AM – MASS Remaining for Parish Operations: $15,178.17 ––––––————-—-––– GIFT BEARERS ––———–—-–—––– 1:00 PM – Adult Bible Study Average Weekly Bill & Patty Pfannenstiel 6:30 PM – Book Club with Operating Expenses: $8,295.48 ––––––————--––– ALTAR SERVERS ––———–—-–—––– Sister Susan Rieke Difference: $6,882.69 Kira Honey, Cameron Sumpter DULT LTAR SSISTANT WEDNESDAY, SEPT 19 ––––––– We are grateful for your monetary offerings ––––––—––– A A A ––———–—- 8:30 AM – MASS for the Poor Souls given with sacrifice. We promise to be good Mike McCoy in Purgatory stewards of the contributions you entrust to ––––––——————–-––– LECTORS ––—-——–———-–—––– our care and oversight. Don Studnicka, Michaela Bremser 9:00 AM – Rosary for Priests FATHER BILL & FINANCE COUNCIL –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– 1:00 PM – Prayer Time with For more info: StFrancisLansing.org Rosemary Wasserman, Matt Brewster, Jennifer Sister Mary Pat Johnson Brewster, Susan Daze, Yoshiko Bogard, Prayer List: If you would like to have a name Mary Sue Wilson, LuAnn Cummins THURSDAY, SEPT 20 ––––––––– added or removed from our prayer list, please ––––––——————–-–– SACRISTAN ––———–———-–—––– 8:30 AM – MASS Frank Buhagiar † contact the Church Office. Our Parish Prayer Murrays 9:00 AM – Eucharistic Adoration Ministers invite you to join them in praying for the following: Sunday at 8:00 AM Willam Adams, John Ahlstead, Joyce Ahlstead, Melissa FRIDAY, SEPT 21 ––––––––––– Anthony, Araceli, The Ash Family, Bernice Bodde, Lee ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– 10:00 AM – Communion Service at Bradley Family, Megan E Brill, Betsy Brothers, Jack Silvana Boyd French, Joan Nye Cain, Caroline Camp, Theresa Carroll, Janie Caudle, ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– Lansing Care & Rehab Phil Chavez, Ben Christopherson, Olivia Connealy, Tom Lewis, Edd Hingula Nina Cooper, Frances Cooper, Ilka Csizmagia, Curtis SATURDAY, SEPT 22 ––––––––– Cummins, Sharnice Cyprien, Sr. Regina DeEucharist, ––––––————-—-––– GIFT BEARERS ––———–—-–—––– Dan & Kathy Dillon, Nick Earls, Roy D. Earls, Wilma Tom & Julie Novak 9:30 AM – St. Mary’s Food Kitchen Eiche, Bridget Flaaen, David Frandsen, Rachel Fritz, ––––––————--––– ALTAR SERVERS ––———–—-–—––– 4:30 PM – Confessions Beverly Frock, Hakime, Gene Hammer, Becky Her- mosillo, Natalia Hermosillo, John Holtgrefe, Michael Jeanne Im, Andrew Im, Matthais Erickson 5:00 PM –MASS For the People Janas, Rosemary Janas, Lee Jewell, Katie Kelley, ––––––—––– ADULT ALTAR ASSISTANT ––———–—- of the Parish Connie Koerin, Liz Lemley, Liley Family, Louise Lisac, Maria Teresa, Canyon Martin, Robert Martz, Marzluff Robert Schafer SUNDAY, SEPT 23–––––––––– Family, Jason Moritz, Ardeth Tingler-McCann, Rebecca ––––––——————–-––– LECTORS ––—-——–———-–—––– McGhee, Virginia McQuillan, Steve O, Khloe Papousek, Alice Keohane, David Bresser 8:00 AM – MASS Katie Thorne † Dorothy Pendleton, Bob Pope, Rebecca, Sam R, Jane Reineke, Gillian Schmidt, Betty Schrandt, Bill –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– 8:45 –10:10 AM – 8th Gr. Religious Ed Schrandt, James Sloan, Snježana, Kimberly Sosa, Ron Jim Sherer, Peggy Tunink, Mary Ferguson, 9:00 AM – Religious Ed (K-5) & (6 -7) T, Jennifer Tainatongo, Larry Thibault, Chris Thompson, Mike Keohane, Ann Soby, Marty Brown, Tiff, Juliet Tjaden, Melina Tomacruz, Trevor, Lonnie Ron Mazzia 10:15 AM – MASS Joe Fargo † Trowbridge, Dave Turner, Jack Twohig, Joseph Vander- staay, Monica Vanderstaay-Sparks, Jerry Whitaker, Fr. ––––––——————-––– SACRISTAN ––—-—–———-–—––– 11:15 AM – Religious Ed (K-5) Jim White, William, Donna Wiseman, Gene & Ada Brzustowicz Young, Ena Young, Peggy Young, Pat Zink, Michael Xavier Zito Sunday at 10:15 AM Advertiser of the Week ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– THE LEGION OF MARY Greg Penfield Family Country Care, Inc. ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– Meets Monday at 1pm Dave Young, Jim Zimmerman in Robert Martz Hall Skilled Nursing & Rehab ––––––————-—-––– GIFT BEARERS ––———–—-–—––– RLENE IGHTMAN 913–773–5517 A W David & Juanita Gwartney President (913) 727-3407 ––––––————--––– ALTAR SERVERS ––———–—-–—––– JJ & Carson Zimmerman, Kayla Blacketer Flowers For September 16th KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ––––––—––– ADULT ALTAR ASSISTANT ––———–—- In memory of Meets 2nd Wednesday Cassady Giefer of each month at 7:30pm my beloved daughter in Robert Martz Hall ––––––——————–-––– LECTORS ––—-——–———-–—––– Audrey Grace Yadrich edd Hingula Sr. Susan Chase, Todd Giefer Grand Knight (913) 758-1509 –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– Donna Yadrich Debbie Beall, Michelle Bell, Diane Garlock, Vera Daniels Joan Pfannenstiel, Why Make A Visit to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament? Janie Craig, Jeannine Edmonds You must propagate veneration of the Most Blessed Sacrament with all your –––––——————–-––– SACRISTAN ––———–———-–—––– might, for the devotion to the Holy Eucharist is the queen of all devotions. Beth Sanford –Pope Benedict XV Eucharistic Adoration: Thursday 9 AM - 5:30 PM StFrancisLansing.org Sunday, September 16, 2018 biography says. Saints are always available. Pray TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME to them for help and let them serve as examples We evolve. This is one of the most grateful things of love and service in your life. Today’s Readings:1 Rest in Peace about existence, that we’re not required to remain Corinthians 12:31—13:13; Luke 7:31-35 We lift up into God’s loving arms stuck in our stuff. We grow, learn, and adapt the soul of through the years. Our relationship with
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