Our Lady of Providence Parish

Mass CANCELLED THROUGH MAY 15, 2020

THE OBLIGATION TO ATEND SUNDAY MASS IS DISPENSED UNTIL FUTHER NOTICE Saturday 4:30 Sunday 8:30 AM, 11:00 AM & 5:30 PM

Monday 7:30 AM Tuesday 7:30 AM Wednesday 7:30 AM Thursday 7:30 AM Friday 7:30 AM Rosary follows 7:30 AM Mass Reconciliaon Saturday 3:00 to 4:00 PM and by appointment with Father Schilli

8866 Pardee Rd. St. Louis, MO 63123 314.843.3570 May 3, 2020 www.olpstl.org Fourth Sunday of Easter facebook.com/olpstl

Guided by the Word of God and the redeeming love shown for us by Jesus, our parish is committed to the Providential Care of God and the Patronage of Mary, Our Lady of Divine Providence, through prayer, wor- ship the Sacraments and joyful service to the needs of others. - OLP Mission Statement O L P Stewardship O. “And Peter said to them, ‘Repent, Offertory Collection and be baptized, every one of Rectory/Parish Office 314-843-3570 you, in the name of Jesus Week 4/26/20 9:00 AM—3:00 PM Monday—Friday Christ…” (Acts 2:38) Envelope Collection $ 6,650 Fax: 314-843-8033 The word “repent” means to turn Electronic Giving 3,810 Rev. Richard J. Schilli Ext. 13 from sin, to change our ac- Week Total 10,460 Pastor [email protected] tions. Change that is permanent Month Total $ 57,051 comes from within. It requires Kathy Sherwood, RN Ext. 12 prayer, discipline, and persever- 99% Monthly Budget Collected Parish Nurse ance. Change is also hard. We [email protected] have to recognize that we are bro- Experience the convenience Margie Anderson Ext. 10 ken and need help. The good of Online Giving Office Manager news - we are not alone in our Visit our parish website [email protected] journey. Ask Jesus daily for guid- OLPSTL.ORG ance and patiently listen for his John J. Mueller-Bookkeeper Ext. 11 response. and get started today! businessoffi[email protected]

Steve Doyle-Facilies Mgr. 591-3800 In the Catholic Church, the month of May is tradionally Rich Yates-Maintenance 651-9119 dedicated to the Virgin Mary and a special emphasis is placed on praying the rosary and vising Marian shrines. Parish Ministry Staff Because of this, “starng this month with an act of entrust- Rev. Mr. David Amelo-Deacon ment to Mary, in the current situaon, acquires a very spe- daveamelo[email protected] cial meaning for all of Italy,” the bishops said in their announce- Deacon Patrick Wheadon ment. [email protected] The choice of a city in Bergamo is also significant, they said, as it Rita Angeles-11 AM Choir Director “embodies the suffering and the pain lived in a land severely tested [email protected] by the health emergency.” Nong that May 1 also marks the Feast Sarah Gallaher-McGuirk of St. Joseph the Worker, the bishops said they would pray espe- Youth Music Director cially for workers, “aware of the concerns and fears with which [email protected] many look to the future.” René Zajner, Organist & Adult The Pope’s prayer asking Mary to protect Italy and the world during Choir Director of the coronavirus pandemic is on page 4 of this bullen.

[email protected] Father, we seek Your wisdom daily. Be with people making deci- Peggy Krupp-PSR Coordinator sions that affect the lives and futures of our families, communi- [email protected] ties, countries, and the wider world. We pray that they communi- St. Vincent de Paul Assistance cate clearly, truthfully, and calmly — with each other and with the within OLP parish boundaries public — and that their messages are received and heeded. May 314.843-3570 x21 truth and empathy be the touchstones of people setting policies ______for our protection. Holy Cross Academy School Office 842 - 2073 OLP Parish Council 7:30 AM—3:30 PM Monday—Friday .-. Mark Murray, President Rita Mitchell [email protected] [email protected] Kae Koberlein- Principal Martha Duchild, Vice President Ralph Olliges [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Coleta Schwartz - Secretary Adam Hall, Secretary Mary Rath [email protected] [email protected] mrsrath@a.net Tom Uxa Preschool 842 - 2073 Ext. 214 Ben Glaus [email protected] Angie Langhauser, Director [email protected] [email protected] May 3, 2020 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

During the Easter season the scriptural images of the Risen Lord are manifested in several ways using the so-called “I AM” state- ments found in John. “I AM the Bread of Life!” “I AM the Good Shepherd!” “I AM” the way, the truth and the life! “I AM” the Resur- rection and the Life! “I AM”

This Fourth Sunday of Easter is often called “Good Shepherd Sunday” because Monday, May 4 the Sunday Gospel along with the weekdays come from the tenth chapter which 7:30 am correlates the image of the Shepherd with the Risen Lord. This is exceeding im- Earle M. Cline portant to us in the Church in the 21st Century. Since Vatican I,I the pastoral care of the faithful has been made the priority for the Church’s mission. It is the abid- Tuesday, May 5 ing presents of the Risen Lord and his leadership extended to us through the Holy Father, the bishops, priests and deacons of the Church wherein we personally 7:30 am experience the presence of the Risen Lord. Mary Hutchison

SOME HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Wednesday, May 6 7:30 am Yesterday, May 2. 2020 Archbishop Carlson celebrated the Sacrament of Holy All Souls Orders by ordaining to the Order of Deacon six seminarians who will minister as deacon for a year in anticipation of the eventual ordination to the priesthood in May 2021. (Later this month two transitional deacons will be ordained to the Thursday, May 7 priesthood for the Archdiocese.) 7:30 am Michael Crowell I am sure that it never occurred to these men that their diaconate ordination would be under the lockdown circumstances of COVID-19. Nevertheless, once the quar- Friday, May 8 antine is lifted they will be assigned to parishes while they complete their last year for formation at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary. 7:30 am Rev. Robert J. Menner Please pray for our new deacons (home parish in the parentheses): Rev. Mr. Charles Archer (St. Margaret Mary Alaquoque), Rev. Mr. Mitchell Baer (St. Paul – Fenton), Rev. Mr. Joseph Detwiler (Queen of All Saints), Rev. Mr. Edward Gode- Saturday, May 9 froid (St. Catherine Laboure), Rev. Mr. Jonathan Ruzicka (St. Joseph-Imperial), 4:30 pm Rev. Mr. Ryan Truss (St. Gerard Majella-Kirkwood). Congratulations to them and to their families! Sunday, May 10

I would point out to you that four of these six men come from parishes in the 8:30 am South County Deanery. I hope this plants some seeds of vocation and perhaps a People of the Parish young man form OLP will hear the call to priesthood. These are parishes with whom we interact on a regular basis. 11:00

OUR FIRST COMMUNICANTS 5:30 pm

Of course, today, May 3, was originally scheduled for our parish celebration of First Communion. No discussion has yet taken place to reschedule. We are wait- Check out the list of local ing for further guidance from the Archdiocese about rescheduling these celebra- churches live streaming Mass tions. Please to continue to pray for our children so that very soon their disap- https://www.archstl.org/live- pointment at the delay wiil be turned to joy. streamed-and-televised-masses

AGAIN, MY THANKS

Thank you to all of you who have been so responsive to our encouragement to OLP is open daily until 4 p.m. keep up regular contributions to the parish during the Stay-Home order. I realize that a number of parishioners are not able financially right now to contribute as and on the weekend during usual; and we certainly understand your limitations. Please continue to send con- regular Mass times for per- tributions by mail, drop off at the office or electronic giving. sonal prayer. Please practice social distancing. Sanitizer LITANY OF SAINTS and wipes are available. We unite our prayers this week with the Apostles Philip and James as we await news of our ability to return to worshipping together. Doors handles are sanitized daily. Father Rick Schilli "May God's blessing come down This Week in Our Parish upon you as a consoling em- brace. The Pope’s prayer asking Mary to protect Italy and the "Lord, may you bless the world, world during of the coronavirus pandemic give health to our bodies and . comfort our hearts. You ask us O Mary, not to be afraid. Yet our faith is you always shine on our path weak, and we are fearful. But as a sign of salvation and of hope. you, Lord, will not leave us at We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick, the mercy of the storm." who at the cross took part in Jesus' pain, keeping your faith firm. Pope Francis You, Salvation of the Roman People, know what we need, and we are sure you will provide Meengs so that, as in Cana of Galilee, Friendly Visitors—2nd Friday 8:15 am we may return to joy and to feasting Green Thumbs—2nd Saturday 9 am after this time of trial. Men’s Club—3rd Thursday 7 pm Help us, Mother of Divine Love, ProLife Commiee—3rd Monday 7:30 pm to conform to the will of the Father and to do as we are told by Jesus, St. Vincent DePaul—1st & 3rd who has taken upon himself our sufferings Monday 7 pm and carried our sorrows Women’s League—1st Thursday 7 pm to lead us, through the cross, YAA—2nd Thursday 7:30 PM to the joy of the resurrection. Amen. Sacrament of Bapsm Under your protection, we seek refuge, Holy Mother of God. Do Call the Rectory to schedule a bapsm or arrangements to schedule a new parent not disdain the entreaties of we who are in trial, but deliver us preparaon class. No Bapsms are from every danger, O glorious and blessed Virgin. scheduled during Lent. Sacrament of Marriage Arrangements are to be made through the pastor or a priest at least six months prior to your wedding date. A marriage preparaon program is a requirement of the Archdiocese. Sick Calls & Anoinng of the Sick Call the Rectory to request a hospital visit or for communion to the sick or home- bound. If you are in the hospital and want a visit, or your name added to the prayer list, please nofy the Rectory.

Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of Adults (RCIA) For un-bapzed or bapzed per- sons interested in learning more about the Catholic faith and the process of be- coming a full member of the Catholic Church. If you or someone you know in the parish needs some The bullen deadline is assistance this winter, please call the St. Vincent de Tuesday at noon. Paul extension: 843-3570 ext. 21; leave a clear mes- sage with the name and phone number. A member of Please submit via email to: the St. Vincent de Paul Society will return the call. [email protected] This is a confidential extension. Prayer Requests Kathy Sherwood, R.N., Parish Nurse In your charity, please remember our brothers and sisters who are sick, receiving medical treatment, in rehab, in the hospital, or recuperating at home. Clutter Can Affect Your Health Michele Arthur Jack Perlongo Margaret Bogler Nick Pollock Ray Brennan Pat Powell Too Much Stuff – If your clos- Joe Budde Malcolm Purcell ets are bursting or your desk is James Casey Rev. Dave Rauch Patricia Croghan Carolyn Renaud topped with piles of disor- George Danis Naomi Renth ganized papers, you may want Mary Denney Michelle Rojewski to take some steps toward a Marlene Frechmann Kyle Rose Cindy Galati Tia Rowan neater home or workspace. While a bit of chaos might have Eli Hammer Edward Schott some upsides – at least one study suggests that a messy Linda Hantak Philip Schott room spurs creativity – it has many more downsides. It can Logan Happ Mary Fortier-Schutz Judy Harig Jeanne Sheehan even be damaging for your physical and mental health.

Frank Henzler Jamison Shields Max Kaiser, Jr. Frank Spinner Mess Equals Stress – When everything is in order, you John Keath Pat Steele know exactly where you put your glasses and keys so you Ken Kolb Bob Tripi can grab them and go on with your day. That saves time Fran Krupp Carol Vago Charles Kruse Angie Wacker and a whole lot of hassle. In one study, women who saw Carol McAuliffe Michael Wendl their homes as cluttered, had high levels of the stress hor- Eleanor Messmer mone cortisol throughout the day. The opposite was true for Carrie Mitchell All affected by the Marguerite Moore Coronavirus, especially those who described their home as well-organized. Michael Mullins our retired priests at Carol Murphy Regina Cleri Your Mind Wanders – it’s hard to focus on important tasks Shannon Nolan when several things compete for your attention. Research- ers have found that being around disorganization, makes it more difficult for your brain to focus. With Sympathy Charles Kruse Embarrassment and Isolation – A neat, tidy house feels inviting, both for the people who live there as well as their Husband of Ann guests. A cluttered home may feel the opposite. But shut- Roy Greene ting people out can take a toll on relationships and cause sadness and loneliness. That could be one reason a hoard- Brother of Rita Holt ing disorder tends to overlap with depression and anxiety disorders.

Dear Jesus, be present now to people who Slips and Falls – Living with lots of clutter puts you at risk of need Your loving touch because of COVID- getting injured. When your floor is covered with boxes, piles 19. May they feel Your power of healing of clothing, or even too much furniture, it’s that much easier through the care of doctors and nurses. to trip and fall.

Take away the fear, anxiety, and feelings of Memory Issues – Some people who live in cluttered homes isolaon while receiving treatment or under have a poorer “working memory”, according to some re- quaranne. Give them a sense of purpose search. Our brains are wired to be able to keep track of only in pursuing health and protecng others a few details at once for a short period of time. It can get from exposure to the disease. Bring peace overloaded when there’s too much going on. to all who love them. Amen Up all Night – People who have too much stuff, and who God, as more people get sick, healthcare work- maybe have a hoarding disorder, seem more likely to have ers and first responders are working longer insomnia. The link between the two is not totally clear. We hours with fewer supplies and with more risk of contracting COVID-19. Renew their energy do know that sleep is important for clear thinking and deci- and sustain them on long shifts. Bring Your sion making. If you’re sleep-deprived, you may be more protection upon them as they work with pa- likely to make questionable decisions. This may include tients. Multiply their supplies so they have the protective items needed to stay safe on the job. buying more stuff that you really don’t need.

Inspire and invigorate the research doctors developing better tests and vaccines, and iden- THE SUMMER HEALING MASS AND tify protocols to eliminate the spread of the LUNCHEON AT OLP HAS BEEN CANCELLED. disease. GREEN THUMBS... NEXT Satur- REACH OUT WEEKEND May 2 and 3 - The day, May 9th at 9:00. We will contin- workers at Sts Teresa and Bridget are re- ue to social distance. Bring your own questing bottled water, flavor packets for wa- tools. Meet in front of church! ter, and cheese and peanut butter cracker packs. This will round out the meals that are handed out through the door rather than BRIDGE BREAD group meals. Thank you for your support! Need baked goods delivered THANK YOU! Thank you! Thank you! to your home? Bridge Bread is The Deacon Diaper Drive was suc- cessful considering our circumstanc- a wonderful non-profit organi- es. Thank you to all who were able to bring dona- zaon that employs individuals struggling with tions to church. We appreciate your kindness and generosity. We collected almost 2000 diapers for homelessness and trains them as bakers. They infants and adults. Our Little Haven will benefit sell their breads, rolls, bagels, and sweets in from the infant and toddler diapers and residents at St. Agnes Apartments will benefit from the the St. Louis area, and oen, aer church ser- adult disposable daily wear underpants. vices. Like all small businesses, they've had to be creave to stay afloat during these chal- HCA Summer Move Needs Your Help lenging financial mes. They've gone to a 1. Collecting Boxes and pack- delivery service. Deliveries are free for orders ing tape SAVE YOUR BOXES greater than $20.00. Order online and consid- 2. Volunteers to help Move on June 6 3. Large Moving / Box Trucks er sharing their informaon and their story HCA is asking for help collecting Boxes with lids with your neighbors. or tops of all sizes. We will need 1000's of boxes hp://www.bridgebread.org/Delivery to help move teaching materials, library books, science materials. Please collect boxes at your house, until after Easter. REGISTRATION FOR Volunteers: Parish Members, ACTS retreat HOLY CROSS ADADEMY IS groups, High School Students, Men's Club, Ath- OPEN! letics, youth group, Get your organization to help Visit our Website to Register on June 6. 8:00-12:00 and 12:00-4:00 for Preschool through 8th grade June 6 is Moving Day: We are also needing 3-6 www.hca-stl.org Large Moving Trucks. If your business has ac- cess to a large box truck, please contact Angie Vianney Virtual Shadow Day Langhauser 314-842-2073 Vianney is excited to welcome you to our Virtual Totus Tuus: a uniquely Catholic arch- Shadow Day! Simply follow the link or snap the diocesan youth camp is coming again QR Code and you'll get a peek into what it means this summer! to be a Man of Character and Accomplishment at July 6-10 for students entering Vianney, as told through videos, virtual tours, and grades 1-12 even a creative-thinking quiz. Parents, register to ALL Annunciation, Seven Holy Founders, John Paul II, join our Zoom Video Chats each Tuesday morning Saint Michael the Archangel, and Our Lady of Provi- with a member of our Admissions Team. dence parish kids and teens (entering grades 1-12) welcome! Your journey starts here: https:// www.vianney.com/visit-vianney.html Day program for students entering grades 1-6, 9am- 3pm $35 each, max per family $70 Teen program 7-9pm FREE (no t-shirt) Location: An- PARISH UPDATES CAN BE FOUND ON FA- nunciation Catholic Church CEBOOK AND AT OLPSTL.ORG. The bulle- tin can be accessed on Friday via the Quick Online registration open now link here Totus Tuus online registration form Links tab at olpstl.org Facebook streams at the bottom of the web page on the lower right. For more info see video at http:// There is a section at the bottom of the www.stlyouth.org/totustuus home page to add your email for emailed in- Becky Bock 913-488-2494 Email: formation and parish updates. [email protected] Our Lady of Providence Parish May 3, 2020

ONLINE Homebound Mass Schedule Word on Fire with Bishop Robert Barron Mass for the Homebound… https://www.wordonfire.org/daily-mass/

TELEVISION NEW CATHEDRAL : Daily Mass at 8 a.m. and WRBU ch. 46 (ION) at 5:30 a.m. on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the St. Louis Cathe- dral can be watched live or played anytime Channel 11 at 8:30 a.m. http://cathedralstl.org/live/. KTVI ch. 2.2 at 9:00 a.m. Assumption (South County) Mass and Rosary at https://assumptionstl.org/ Click Live Stream Cable: Mass

AT&T U-Verse ch. 46 (ION) at 8:30 a.m. St. Michael’s in Shrewsbury daily and Sunday Charter ch. 7 (ION) & 79 (ION) at 8:30 a.m. Mass at https://www.stmike.org/ Click Watch Church Live Satellite: Check out the list of local churches live DirecTV ch. 46 & 305 at 8:30 a.m. streaming Mass https://www.archstl.org/live- streamed-and-televised-masses Dish ch. 46 & 216 at 8:30 a.m.

Fox (digital channel only Charter: 88 antenna: RADIO (WRYT AM 1080 / 2.2) at 9:00 am KHOJ AM 1460) at 10:00 am All-Academy Mass, during distance learn- ing, will be celebrated by either Fr. Grosch or Fr. Holtmann each Friday at 9:00 a.m. Fr. Grosch will celebrate Mass on the first and third Fridays of the month and Fr. Holtmann will celebrate Mass on the second and fourth Fridays. For Mass with Fr. Grosch, go to http://www.stmike.org and then scroll down and click on “watch Mass live.” For Mass with Fr. Holtmann, go to http://www.stjpstl.org/ and then scroll down to “watch Mass live.”

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