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\Çvtüçtàx Jéüw Vtà{ÉÄ|V V{Âüv{ \ÇvtÜÇtàx jÉÜw Vtà{ÉÄ|v V{âÜv{ The Mission of Incarnate Word Catholic Church Endowed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit, We, the members of the Incarnate Word Faith community, dedicate ourselves in a spirit of mutual respect, to live and proclaim the gospel message of Jesus Christ. We are called to do this by reaching in to our parish family and reaching out to the universal Church and to the global community, by ministering to their spiritual, educational, so- cial and material needs. We will do this by using our God-given gifts of time, talents, and treasures in an environment of collaborative ministry, in full harmony with the teachings and traditions of our Catholic faith. 13416 Olive Boulevard Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 314-576-5366 www.incarnate-word.org Twenty-sixth Sunday in OrdinaryIncarnate Time Word Catholic Church September 29, 2019 13416 Olive Blvd., Chesterfield, MO 63017 Phone (314) 576-5366 Fax (314) 576-2046 Website: www.incarnate-word.org myParish App: Incarnate Word Catholic Church Facebook: Incarnate Word Catholic Church Twitter: @IWParish Instagram: Incarnatewordparish Pastoral Staff Mass Schedule Pastor Rev. Kevin Schroeder ext. 13 Sunday Masses: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Associate Pastor Rev. David Hogan ext. 14 Sunday: 7:15 a.m., 8:45 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and [email protected] 6:00 p.m. LifeTeen Mass Priest in Residence Rev. James Sullivan ext. 46 The Mother Teresa Infant Nursery is available during all Transitional Deacon Rev. Mr. Anthony Mersmann Masses for the comfort of parents with infants. Closed-circuit Permanent Deacon Deacon Ron Reuther 636-675-1364 TV is available in the Mother Teresa Nursery. Permanent Deacon Deacon Don Funke 314-920-8138 Nursery Bible School is open for 1-5 year olds 8:45 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Masses Worship Music Director Dr. Joe Tyldesley ext. 47 Weekdays: Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. & 8:30 a.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. Administrative Staff Stewardship Director Mary Reichenbach ext. 48 Business Manager Michael Forget ext. 19 Devotions (in Church) Parish Accountant ext. 51 Adoration: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the Chapel Secretary Barbara Martin ext. 10 Benediction: every Wednesday at 8:40 p.m. Child Safety Coordinator Andrea Brockmann ext. 27 Rosary: Every morning at 7:30 a.m. except Sunday & School Every Monday at 8:00 a.m. for Pro Life intentions & Principal Lisa Buchheit ext. 11 Third Sunday of the month after 8:45a.m. Mass Administrative Asst. Gini Collins ext. 11 for Vocation intentions Perpetual Help Devotion: Every Tuesday morning at Religious Education 7:45a.m Director Laura Flanagan ext. 26 Encounter: First Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Administrative Asst. Andrea Brockmann ext. 27 Jonah Prayer Ministry: First Sunday at 11:30am (Blessed Mary Statue) Youth Ministry Director Dan Huss ext. 39 Director of Music Adam Bitter ext. 18 Faith Life Sacrament of Reconciliation: Sundays at the conclusion Pastoral Council “Keepers of the Mission” of 8:45a.m. Mass until the beginning of 10:30a.m. Mass; [email protected] Saturdays from 3:30 until 4:30 or anytime by request Chris Allen Sacrament of Baptism: Preparation is required. Dan Carmody Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements. Shannon Cutler Karen DiScala, Secretary Sacrament of Marriage: Couples planning marriage Katie Dugan, Vice President must contact a priest at least six months in advance of the Nick Gedda marriage. Sara Gelsheimer Jack Goldkamp, President Communion Calls: Please call the Parish Office to Jim Kaiser request Communion in the home. Lisa Hritz Mary King Hospital Calls: Priests and Deacons make regular visits to Rich Piepho hospitals. Families should notify the Parish Office when a parishioner is hospitalized. Welcome: If you are not currently registered and wish to join Incarnate Word, we invite you to register in person at the Holy Orders: If you are interested in the religious life, Parish Office or on-line at www.incarnate-word.org please call the Parish Office or the Archdiocesan Office of Vocations at 314-792-6460. RCIA: If you are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, please call Laura Flanagan at 576-5366 ext.26. Bereavement Ministry: If you or someone you care about has lost a loved one or are grieving, the parish has resources and support to offer you. Please contact Linda Hamby at Bulletin: Notices for the bulletin must be submitted to the 314-469-7194. Parish Secretary in writing or to [email protected] by Tuesday 10:00am. Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 29, 2019 Over the past year, a number of churches Mass Intentions have been targeted by a scam where some- Monday, Sep 30, St. Jerome one sends an email or text to a parishioner 7:00 a.m. Dennis Schaeffer posing as one of the priests asking for a 8:30 a.m. Jackie Bowman favor. Once the parishioner responds to the Tuesday, Oct 1, St. Therese of the Child Jesus message, the sender replies with something 7:00 a.m. Mary Peek like they need help in picking up a gift card 8:30 a.m. Lynn DeMarco for a friend with cancer but are in meetings and can’t do it. Ultimately, they want the parishioner to buy the gift Wed, Oct 2, The Holy Guardian Angels card and send a picture of it to them where they then 7:00 a.m. James L. Thomas have the funds. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not 8:30 a.m. Catherine McLaughlin respond to any of these messages. It seems like the per- Thurs, Oct 3, Weekday petrators are getting email addresses and phone numbers 7:00 a.m. William Jones from the bulletins and parish websites. We are looking 8:30 a.m. Lynn DeMarco for ways to make it harder for them to gather this infor- Friday, Oct 4, St. Francis of Assisi mation but this seems to be the downside of the digital 7:00 a.m. Jerry L’Ecuyer age and information that is easily available. Please 8:30 a.m. Edward Meder know that priests would never solicit help in this way Saturday, Oct 5, Weekday and if you ever get a strange email or text from what 8:30 a.m. Rosalie Cooper looks to be one of the priests, please look at the email/ 5:00 p.m. Claire Wood phone number carefully and also give us a call. Almost Sunday, Oct 6, Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time certainly it will be one of these “phishing” scams. Hope- 7:15 a.m. The People of Incarnate Word fully, if these ne’er-do-wells stop getting responses from 8:45 a.m. Giovanni Gabriele our parish, they will move on. 10:30 a.m. Emma Finke & Family 12:15 p.m. Chris Leahy Related to parish security, over the summer a compre- 6:00 p.m. Carey Frazier hensive camera system was installed throughout the par- ish campus. It contains 21 cameras and they record, in real-time, all the major entrances, parking lots, and pub- Liturgical Minister Schedule lic spaces. While there is not constant monitoring of these video feeds, it does act as a deterrent and also Saturday, Oct 5, Weekday gives us the option to look back if something happens 5:00 p.m. Celebrant: Fr. Hogan on our campus. We will be putting up signs soon that Lectors: T. Schneider, A. Powell remind visitors that there is video surveillance on parish grounds. Please keep in mind that this system is only a Servers: TBD deterrent and does not prevent theft or vehicle break-ins. We still have to use common sense and good judgement Sunday, Oct 6, Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time which includes: locking cars on the parking lot, hiding 7:15 a.m. Celebrant: Fr. Schroeder valuables (purses, phones, coins, etc…) when leaving Lectors: N. Zak, M. Dardas our vehicle, not leaving purses, phones, or keys unat- Servers: TBD tended in church or anywhere at the parish where there 8:45 a.m. Celebrant: Fr. Sullivan is public access, and finally, closing and locking doors Lectors: G & J Hempstead when we are the last ones to use a space. It’s a shame Servers: TBD we have to be so vigilant even here on church grounds 10:30 a.m. Celebrant: Fr. Hogan but sadly, that is the world we live in. It’s my hope that Deacon: Deacon Funke the security cameras will add another layer of safety for Lectors: G. Lombrano, G. Spranaitis all who come to Incarnate Word and I am grateful to the Servers: TBD generosity of those who helped make it possible. 12:15 p.m. Celebrant: Fr. Sullivan Deacon: Deacon Reuther Have a great week, Lectors: S. Givens, S. Sparks Fr. Schroeder Servers: TBD 6:00 p.m. Celebrant: Fr. Schroeder Rest in Peace • Robert "Bob" Reuther, father of Kyle and Your Gifts to God and Parish Kathryn Reuther, cousin of Deacon Ron Reu- Offertory $29,436.95 SVDP $490.00 ther and grandfather of Paige Repair $150.00 Hurricane $18,307.00 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 29, 2019 In Our Thoughts and Prayers Kelsie Manna, Rodney Eckstein, Gabrielle Ludwig, Dorothy Pasley, Dick Dolan, Zachary Godiner, Mary Cottes, Al Fuchs, Victoria Brill, Nina Bigley, Doug Robinson, Fr. Vowels, Lyne Palan, Amy Habel Koris, Emily Habel Bane, Candy Brown Migneco, Fred Denny, Bea Miko, Stephanie Savis, Mary Cooper, Kevin O’Sullivan, Kathleen Ludwig, Bill Naughton, Nancy Gleason, Richard Rahubka, Glenn Davis, Becky Ahmadi, Doris Juranas, John Anton, Judy Eggen, Mehmet Rende, Ali Rende, Killian Perkins, Alexyss McDowell, Inga Pariera, Lori Ewing, Tom Nickolai, Pete Palusci, Lidia Parise, Max Kaiser, Jim Gallaher, Don Guempel, Bill Stuesse, Dan Jecklin, Chuck Meehan, Kathy Lorenz, Teresa Johnston, Rita Halpin, Eugene Harten- berger, Finley Murphy, Erin McNamara, Madonna Stanley, Paxton Schroeder, Jeanne Karr, Larry Hoepfner, George Anderson, Christine Lorenz, Patricia Kurani, Margaret Pittman, Susan Pittman, Shirley Kinsella, Nancy Winkler, Mariann Aussieker, Kurt Freund, Mark Maher FELICE CUORES PARTY TIME UNPLANNED, THE MOVIE: A party for adults 18 and older who are ‘Unplanned’, the movie about Ab- mentally or developmentally challenged by Johnson’s journey from work- ing as a director at Planned Next Dance October 12, 2019 Parenthood to becoming one of the LET’S CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN! most ardent pro-life advocates in WEAR YOUR FAVORITE COSTUME! America, will be shown at Incar- nate Word on Tuesday, Oct.
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