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Join us this year for the OLP Thankful Turkey 10k, 5k, and Family Fun Run. This will be a virtual event, and each participant has one week to complete the distance of their choice. All participants will receive a race t-shirt and proceeds benefitt he OLP Library, Lee’s Summit Social Services and OperationB reakthrough! Make this a family affair! Deadline to register is October 21st!

We are thankful that although it's been an unusual year, we still find support, friendship, and generosity in our OLP community! Exclusive one-night only event for Dynamic Parishes!

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Monday, October 19 The religious leaders in the Gospel today try to entrap Jesus by asking a question: Is it lawful to pay 6pm Hispanic Marian Group Yellow House the census tax to Caesar or not? The intent of the 6:30pm Confirmation 2021 Parent Mtg Auditorium question is to force him to make a choice between 7pm Bishop Barron-Sacraments Online-Zoom obedience to civil law or God’s law. But Jesus turns Tuesday, October 20 things around on them. He doesn’t engage in verbal sparring but simply invites them to repay to Caesar 3:30pm BSC One City Café Volunteers Offsite what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to 6pm Stewardship Development Mtg Cooper God. As we contemplate his response, we are 7pm Confirmation 2021 Parent Mtg Online-Zoom reminded that in the end everything we have Wednesday, October 21 belongs to God. While we participate in society and use money and coins with the images of political 5 & 6:45pm CFF Classes Classrooms figures, we recognize the blessings God has shared 7pm Adult Bible Study Online-Zoom with us and strive to give back to God through lives Thursday, October 22 of holiness. We might use this Gospel to reflect on how well we are giving back to God. In our society 6:30pm Choir Rehearsal Music Ministry that is often consumed by the material things we 6:30pm Confirmation Sponsor Mtg Auditorium 6:30pm Hispanic Prayer Group Scheer/Stayton can acquire, are we being good stewards of all the 7pm Catholic Social Teaching Faithful Citizenship Etue gifts God has so generously shared with us? 7pm Grief Support Group Log House

This is the last weekend of our special Underwear & Friday, October 23 Sock collection for our service partner, Uplift. We are grateful to those who have already donated items. No events. The response has been great. Thank you for bringing Saturday, October 24 a little comfort to the homeless poor of KC. 3pm Music Ministry Practice Music Ministry This weekend is our monthly Celebrating Stewardship weekend. We are not back to serving donuts yet, Sunday, October 25 but there will be a delicious treat for you to pick up 8am Music Ministry Practice Music Ministry as you leave Mass this weekend. You can also stop 10am Sunday School Classrooms by the information tables outside the north entrance and learn more about some of our important minis- remember all our deceased loved ones. We will have tries. Our Celebrating Stewardship weekends are an our regular 8:15am daily Mass on November 2, but you opportunity for us to give thanks for the blessing of are invited to include the names of your deceased our faith community, so remember to take time to loved ones on the All Souls Day envelope included in reflect on ways God is calling you to share your your contribution packet and return the envelope to blessings and do something specific today to pass the parish as soon as possible. We will include these on the blessings to others. envelopes in the procession and prayers at all the Masses the weekend of October 31-November 1. All registered households of the parish should have received a mailing about the Bishop’s Annual Cath- Included in this weekend’s bulletin is the Annual Report olic Appeal. Please support the work of our diocese of our parish for the fiscal year that ended June 30, which directly benefits all our parishes. Each parish in 2020. This has been a year like no other and obviously the diocese is given a goal for the Appeal, so please there were challenges we had to face in light of the help us reach our goal by making your contribution pandemic. All things considered, we were able to end in the envelope provided in the mailing. You can the year in a pretty good position. Although overall mail it in yourself or drop it off at Mass or to the Parish income was down from what was budgeted, we also Office. kept expenses down. We are grateful for everyone who continues to give regularly to the parish We will be celebrating the Feast of All Saints at all and encourage everyone to please stay current with the Masses the weekend of October 31-November their financial giving. Your efforts make a tremendous 1, as it falls on a Sunday this year. November is also difference. referred to as the Month of the Dead as it includes Many Blessings! All Souls Day on November 2 and is a special time to

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Justin Andrews Len Hoersten Hailey Meyer Monday, October 19 Michelle Arreguin Jackie Jackson Amy Munsterman 8:15am, Pam Morgan by Jim & Andrea Brad Baker Jim Kemp Lisa Park Harrington Louis Bosso Diana Kennedy Brianna Pfeifer Tuesday, October 20 Mary Burner Michael Klein Anthony Romano 8:15am, Kevin Curdy by Mike & Rosemary Ken Davis Jackson Kozisek Mario Salinas Rita Diehl Phillip Kozisek Chad Shaffer Meyers Jerry Frey Sherri Kreonke Kathy Smith Wednesday, October 21 Alex Gallagher Mike Lancaster Jean Swanson 8:15am, Jason Hesler by Dan Heydon Benjamin Gibson Carrie Landtiser Dan Swope Thursday, October 22 Chip Hennequin Todd Long Dolie Toczek 8:15am, Lucille Braden by the Family Stella Henry Thomas Lukowski Cynthia Tompkins Austin Hill Craig Metzler Deacon Del Wilkinson Friday, October 23 8:15am, Donna Kavanaugh by John Saturday, October 24

4:30pm, Earlene McLaughlin by the Saturday Josephine Louise Meyer Ensemble Jaclyn & Jacob Meyer Sunday, October 25 8:00am, Ruth Keel by the McNamara Family; Moisses David Flores Moreno Tom O’Reilly by Matt & Maryann Jonas Parents: Natividad Moreno Rodriguez 10:00am, Marion Lankford by Children’s Faith & Gerardo Jonhatan Flores Wong

Formation Madison and Bexley Powers 12:00pm, Kelly Wagner by Lenore Wagner Parents: Natalie & Matthew Powers 2:00pm, The People of Presentation

Mass Time 4:30pm 8:00am 10:00am 12:00pm John Tyler Kathy Smith Steve Holdmeyer Gail Allen Lectors Lisa Park Jennifer Fleschute Daniel Appelbaum Karen Norton Eucharistic Minister Rodney Loesch Missy Evard Kensey DeMoss Katie Self Terry Drehle Debbie Ripper Kevin Emmendorfer Jason Rush Mass Coordinator Richard Ripper Kim Emmendorfer Mike Sanchez Servers Mary S.(S) Owen B. (S) Parker B. Allison A. Ben T. Thomas G. Lucas C. Katie B. Frank Bolton Tim Clifford Len Danaher John Joyce Seating Usher Betsy Dodson Jennifer Fleschute Chris Jochems Mike King Lloyd German Mike Meyers Hugh Marshall Machelle Seiler Jill Long Diane Shireman Randy Rotert Ventimiglia Family Sue Munstermann John Voss Ken Wagner Bryan Woolworth Mary Roach-C Carol Berger-C Karen Spitnagle-C Liz Hartenstein-C Church Cleaning Kathy Gladden Judy Daugherty Marcia Cotter Bahr Family C - Captain Debbie Henry Doug Erich Steve Jochems Julia Krause LeNeave Family Steve Graboski Steve Marsh Velda Tilling Mary Rohan McClintock Family Amy Robertson Kym Wareham Bridget Rebori Randy Rotert Margaret Winkeler Robin Wankum Carla Thomas

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Each year at tax time, we conscientiously give “to Caesar what belongs to Caesar.” Does my stewardship indicate that I am as faithful about giving “to God what belongs to God”? - Stewardship by the Book

Stewardship Giving: 10/4-10/11/20

Envelopes: $19,602 Online Giving: $14,595 THANK YOU for your continued Plate: $ 180 contributions to the parish and our IRA Contributions: $ 3,900 Capital Campaign! Capital Campaign: $13,589 We encourage you to use: • Online Giving at www.olpls.org Pledges to date: • Text To Give: text OLPLS and the amount you $3,529,412 want to give to 45777 Contributions received to date: • Mail or drop off your contribution to the Parish $2,737,529 Office using the secure drop boxes located in the Don’t forget to use your monthly Capital Campaign envelope! office entryway or inside the church entrance

2021 Annual Catholic Appeal One Family… Walking Together In Faith Diocesan Goal: $1,800,000 Support our Diocesan ministries through your support of the ACA!

All registered parish households will receive a mailing in the coming week. Prayerfully consider how you share your financial gifts and commit to making a financial gift to our Diocesan Annual Catholic Appeal.

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World Mission Sunday: $3,531.25 Missionary Plan of Cooperation: $9,914.45 Tomorrow’s Priests Vocation Fund: 2,855.00 Catholic Communications Campaign: $1,591.00 Peter’s Pence: $1,323.00 Religious Retirement: $7,424.96 Catholic Charities Emergency Assistance Fund: $4,509.78

Catholic Relief Services: $1,577.00 With Gratitude We Celebrate Catholic Home Missions Appeal: $3,502.66  164 New Parishioners Good Friday - Holy Land: $1,048.00  70 Baptisms Diocesan Life and Justice: $2,892.37  120 First Communions

 80 Confirmations

 20 Marriages

 36 Funerals San Rafael Cedros, El Salvador CIS: $29,207.50  5 Received into Full Communion Bishop Sullivan Center: $4,085.00 + 502 coats, 87 blankets Lee’s Summit Social Services: $6,220.00 + monthly food drive Did You Know? (Parish Support & Turkey Trot) During this time of COVID-19 (March Operation Breakthrough: $3,210.00 + 7,561 individual diapers, 22-October 11) we had to adapt to the virtual world in many areas. Here 112 containers of detergent are a few ways:

(Detergent & Diaper Drive, Parish & Turkey Trot) 183 Videos created for Masses, Foundation For Inclusive Religious Education-FIRE: $2,500.00 Prayer, Music, VBS, Weekly Messages from Father Tom Catholic Charities: $14,205.00 48 Recorded & Livestreamed (Hope in Motion & Parish Support) Masses

ReDiscover: $300.00 1,150 Subscribers to the parish YouTube Channel St. Michael the Archangel High School: $1,200.00 90,600 Views on YouTube

Cristo Rey High School: $500.00 1,659 “Likes” on YouTube videos

Uplift Organization: $5,000.00 + socks, underwear, blankets Creation of many online Programs via Zoom for Adult Faith Formation, (St. Joseph Table: $4,500.00) Children ’ s Faith Formation, and Bright Futures Fund: $2,000.00 Youth & Young Adult Ministries.

222 volunteer in Adult Faith Formation Ministry 250 volunteer at OLP School 66 volunteer in Children’s Faith Formation Ministry 175 volunteer in Stewardship Ministry 19 volunteer in Communications Ministry 307 volunteer in Pastoral Care Ministry 448 volunteer in Liturgical Ministry 429 volunteer in Youth & Young Adult Ministry 139 volunteer in Music Ministry 427 volunteer in Mission & Outreach Ministry 50 volunteer at OLP ECC ( BSC One City Cafe, Catholic Charities, El Salvador

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Children’s Faith Formation Preschool - 8th Grade

Digital and eLearning components available for you to use in your home. Go to: FIRST RECONCILIATION olpls /cff-at-home- and For more information contact FIRST EUCHARIST Jo Engert, jen [email protected] Parent & Child Gathering November 12th and 14th Children’s Liturgy of the Word Watch for a Children’s Liturgy of the Word resources are Sign-Up Genius available on our parish website: olpls.org/cff-famil -page-1 For more information contact Look for SUNDAY RESOURCES. The password is prayalways Jo Engert at [email protected] Contact Jo Engert for more information, [email protected] or 251-1135.

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Music Education at OLP — 3rd Grade students have been learning musical rhythms in music class. Counting note values and keeping the beat with drum sticks. We are so blessed to have a thriving music program at OLP!

Join us for this virtual event beginning November 14 to benefit the OLP Library, Lee’s Summit Social Services and Operation Breakthrough.

Visit olplsschool.org/turkey-trot for more information. Deadline to register is October 21st.

We have been enjoying the uncharacteristic warm weather this October with lots of We are currently outside activities. We even had a visit from the Faulkner’s scarecrow and a chance hiring for a full-time for each child to pick their own pumpkin from the OLP patch. classroom teacher in one of our preschool classrooms. The classroom age is older 2’s to young 3’s. Applicants need to have either an associate degree or a bachelor degree in Early Childhood or a related field. The hours are 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Anyone interested can apply at Indeed.com and the link can be found on our Facebook page.

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Readings for the Week of October 18

Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3, 4-5, 7-8, 9-10; 1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21 Monday Memorial of Saints John de Brébeuf and Isaac Jogues, Priests, and Companions, Martyrs Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4ab, 4c-5; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday Saint Paul of the Cross, Priest Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-10, 11-12, 13-14; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday Saint John Paul II, Pope Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53 Friday Saint John of Capistrano, Priest Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59 Saturday Saint Anthony Mary Claret, Bishop Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5; Lk 13:1-9 Sunday Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ex 22:20-26; Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51; 1 Thes 1:5c-10; Mt 22:34-40

No Adoration October 21 Lost Rosary Due to construction October 5-23, A silver rosary with the the church will be closed after Pieta medal has been morning Mass Monday thru Friday. lost. If found, please Adoration will resume on October 28. call 524-0269.

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Hermanos, que el amor a Dios nos permita vivir en la justicia y así poder entregarnos totalmente a ÉL.

A espaldas de Jesús, los fariseos llegan a un acuerdo para prepararle una trampa decisiva. No vienen ellos mismos a encontrarse con él. Le envían a unos discípulos acompañados por unos partidarios de He- rodes Antipas. Tal vez no faltan entre ellos algunos poderosos recaudadores de los tributos para Roma. La trampa está bien pensada: «¿Estamos obligados a pagar tributo al César o no?». Si responde negati- vamente le podrán acusar de rebelión contra Roma. Si legitima el pago de tributos quedará desprestigia- do ante aquellos pobres campesinos que viven opri- midos por los impuestos, y a los que él ama y defien- de con todas sus fuerzas.

La respuesta de Jesús ha sido resumida de manera lapidaria a lo largo de los siglos en estos términos: «Dad al César lo que es del César y a Dios lo que es tierra. No podemos permanecer pasivos e indiferen- de Dios». Pocas palabras de Jesús habrán sido tan tes acallando la voz de nuestra conciencia con las citadas como estas. Y ninguna, tal vez, más distorsio- prácticas religiosas. nada y manipulada desde intereses muy ajenos al Es necesario pues vivir en la justicia y así velar por la Profeta defensor de los pobres. dignidad de todos y retribuyendo a Dios lo que le Jesús no está pensando en Dios y en el César de pertenece: todo. Roma como dos poderes que pueden exigir cada En Cristo Padre Emmanuel Lopez uno de ellos, en su propio campo, sus derechos a sus súbditos. Como todo judío fiel, Jesús sabe que a Dios «le pertenece la tierra y todo lo que contiene, el or- Lecturas por la Semana del 18 de Octubre de 2020 be y todos sus habitantes» (Salmo 24). ¿Qué puede ser del César que no sea de Dios? ¿Acaso no son Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario hijos de Dios los súbditos del emperador? Is 45, 1. 4-6; Sal 95, 1 y 3. 4-5. 7-8. 9-10a y c; 1 Tes 1, 1- 5b; Mt 22, 15-21 Jesús no se detiene en las diferentes posiciones que Lunes enfrentan en aquella sociedad a herodianos, sadu- Memoria de Santos Juan de Brébeuf e Isaac Jogues, ceos o fariseos sobre los tributos a Roma y su signifi- Presbíteros y Compañeros, Mártires cado: si llevan la «moneda del tributo» en sus bolsas Ef 2, 1-10; Sal 99, 2. 3. 4. 5; Lc 12, 13-21 que cumplan sus obligaciones. Pero él no vive al ser- Martes vicio del Imperio de Roma, sino abriendo caminos al San Pablo de la Cruz, Presbítero reino de Dios y su justicia. Ef 2, 12-22; Sal 84, 9ab-10. 11-12. 13-14; Lc 12, 35-38

Por eso les recuerda algo que nadie le ha pregunta- Miércoles do: «Dad a Dios lo que es de Dios». Es decir, no dar a Ef 3, 2-12; Is 12, 2-3. 4bcd. 5-6; Lc 12, 39-48 ningún César lo que solo es de Dios: la vida de sus Jueves hijos. Como ha repetido tantas veces a sus seguido- San Juan Pablo II, Papa res, los pobres son de Dios, los pequeños son sus pre- Ef 3, 14-21; Sal 32, 1-2. 4-5. 11-12. 18-19; Lc 12, 49-53 dilectos, el reino de Dios les pertenece. Nadie ha de Viernes abusar de ellos. San Juan de Capistrano, Presbítero Ef 4, 1-6; Sal 23, 1-2. 3-4ab. 5-6; Lc 12, 54-59 No se ha de sacrificar la vida, la dignidad o la felici- Sábado dad de las personas a ningún poder. Y, sin duda, San Antonio María Claret, Obispo ningún poder sacrifica hoy más vidas y causa más Ef 4, 7-16; Sal 121, 1-2. 3-4a. 4b-5; Lc 13, 1-9 sufrimiento, hambre y destrucción que esa Domingo «dictadura de una economía sin rostro y sin un obje- Trigésimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario tivo verdaderamente humano» que, según el papa Ex 22, 20-26; Sal 17, 2-3a. 3bc-4. 47 y 51ab; 1 Tes 1, 5c Francisco, han logrado imponer los poderosos de la -10; Mt 22, 34-40

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Presentation Parish Service Partners Bishop Sullivan Center • Catholic Charities • Lee’s Summit Social Services Operation Breakthrough • San Rafael Cedros, El Salvador • Uplift Organization

Please email [email protected] or call Christy at 816-251-1107 if you can help.

One City Café needs only four volunteers to assist with putting out TO GO meals at this time. Clients are not allowed to enter the building. Please call 816-251-1107 if you are healthy and willing to help box up meals and set them out.

News from El Salvador A Letter from Javier

First of all, I am grateful to God for the life and health that he has given to my family. I also thank him for all the blessings he has given me; Without a doubt, words would not be enough for me to be able to thank for all the support provided by the Nuestra Señora de La Presentation parish, since it has come to greatly improve the possibilities, so that I can get ahead and receive my classes with the slightest difficulties.

Previously, it was quite difficult to receive my class online since the internet connection, was quite limited. The tasks became quite difficult, since I did not understand the contents that were being developed. As a consequence, a poor performance in my academic activities. Due to this, at some moments leaving my studies crossed my mind, because the degree of difficulty was quite high. I was constantly subjected to high levels of stress since this pandemic was very worrying because the rate of positive cases was quite high. My mother and father stopped working so my family's income became zero.

But not everything is just bad news. I had previously been informed that the acquisition of the internet service was being managed by the scholarship program together with the support and faithful collaboration of the sponsors of the Parroquia Nuestra Señora de La Presentation. I was very happy about that since there was the possibility of improving internet connectivity, and it would be very useful for me to carry out my tasks. I never tire of thanking all these gestures of solidarity that Our Lady of the Presentation Parish is giving us, hoping that they are very well and full of many blessings. I send you many hugs from here in San Rafael Cedros, El Salvador and may God take care of you. Sincerely, Javier

Check our parish website for the entire letter from Javier and for more letters from our Scholarship and Formation Students at olpls.org/san-rafael-cedros-el-salvador

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A lot is happening this week! The Lower Sacristy has been moved to its new space! Demolition will begin on the old Lower Sacristy to allow for another set of doors to be added to access the Gathering Space and Church and to increase the size and span of our Gathering Space. The new Donovan Room (School meeting and work room) will be finished. Included in the Donovan Room are two additional bath- rooms. Installation of the sprinkler system continues in church. Flooring installation is scheduled to begin in the new Mulligan Room, Gathering Space, Work Room, and Kitchenette early this coming week.

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