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August 1St 2021 See pages 6-7 for weekend Mass Readings and common texts August 1, 2021 CELEBRATING THE TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH St. Francis de Sales Parish 900 Ida Street Lansing, Kansas 66043 PARISH STAFF Father William McEvoy PASTOR We would be honored if you would become a registered [email protected] Office: (913) 727-3742 member of our parish! There are many ways you can do this: Rectory: (913) 727-1930 1) Stop by the Welcome Table in the back of church. Sister Josephine Macias, CDP DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION 2) Come by the parish office during the week. [email protected] Sharon Kermashek 3) Call the parish office at (913) 727-3742 PARISH LIFE COORDINATOR 4) Register via our parish webpage: StFrancisLansing.org [email protected] Joan Leonard MUSIC DIRECTOR [email protected] Nancy Elmer Xavier Catholic School BUSINESS MANAGER Now Enrolling for the 2021-2022 school year! [email protected] For more information or to enroll please visit leavenworthcatholicschool- Christopher Klepper s.org or contact Lisa Forge: (913) 682- 7801. FACILITIES MANAGER Thank you for your continued to support to Leavenworth Catholic [email protected] Schools. You can support your parish and Leavenworth Catholic Schools by online giving at stfrancislansing.org Bulletin Deadline: Please submit bulletin re- quests to the parish office by noon Friday at least one week prior to the week for desired publication. Scripture Readings for Next Week Sunday, August 8, 2021 1 Kings 19:4-8•Eph 4:30–5:2• Jn 6:41-51 Saturday, August 7th at St. Lawrence Church, Easton XAVIER CATHOLIC SCHOOL Summer 541 Muncie Road Please join us for a home Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 cooked chicken dinner (913) 682-3135 Fest 2021 (4-7:00pm), raffle, children’s ac- LeavenworthCatholicSchools.org St. Joseph-St.Lawrence Parish tivities, cake walk, bingo, Easton, Kansas music, beverages, and some great socializing. Adult meal $10, Children 10 and under $5. Sisters, Servants of Mary 26th Annual Golf Classic Helping Sisters raise money to assist their mission to care for the sick. Painted Hills Golf Course, 7101 Parallel Parkway, Kansas City, KS 66102 Friday, September 10th, 2021. Registration fees, other sponsorship opportunities & more info online At sisterservantsgolfouting.com For questions call Judy Walberg at 913-961-5677. Credit card payments via phone or email questions to [email protected] Credit cards also accepted the day of event. Registration 10:45AM-12PM Lunch 11:15AM, Sisters Putting Contest 12:00PM, Shotgun start 12:30PM. The Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for August: Welcome to INTENTION FOR EVANGELIZATION – THE CHURCH Our New Parishioners Let us pray for the Church, that She may receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and strength to reform herself in the light of the Gospel. MICHELE PEREZ Olivia, Celestino, Celia, Xavier, Ania Bereavement Support Group STEVEN & KELLI ROBINSON Bereavement Support Group’s next meeting will be on Sunday, August Blake & Giada 1st at 6:00 PM in Robert Martz Hall. All are welcome. For more informa- tion contact Laurie Reineke at [email protected] or call the parish DEL & MARY ANN MONROY office. “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalm 34:18 BAPTISM Help Celebrate the 136th Anniversary of our Parish ALIJAH LOUIS We invite the faithful of our parish to commemorate and celebrate the 136th anniversary of the founding of our parish with thanksgiving and WITCHEL FAJARDO T gratitude for the priests, religious, and faithful that came before, with a Son of Samuel & Arriane legacy gift through their Will, Trust, or by Beneficiary Designation. No- was Baptized into Christ tify the archdiocese of your anniversary gift by enrolling in the Catholic On Sunday, July 25th Legacy Society at CatholicPlannedGiving.com and click on the Welcome to the Family of God! “Catholic Legacy Society” button on the home page. Legion of Mary Upcoming Parish Events The Legion of Mary is a lay Catholic organization founded by Frank Duff in Dublin, Ireland in 1920. Its purpose was to bring Aug 1 - Bereavement Support mtg. service to the outcast and the poor. It has been active in the US. Aug 12 - Thursday Community Meal Since 1931, and has been approved by the last six popes, and endorsed by the Second Vatican Council. The Legion of Mary is Aug 17 - Rosary Breakfast present in about 170 countries. Aug 28 - St. Mary’s Food Kitchen All Legionaries are under the supervision of a spiritual direc- Aug 28/29 - Religious Ed Registration tor, and perform weekly works in religious educations, visitation Aug 29 - K of C Pancake Breakfast of the sick and aged, prison ministry, and other spiritual needs required by the parish community. It is a balanced program of prayer and service. The Legion is open to all Catholic women and men who Interested? are devoted to the Blessed Mother, and faithful to the practice of their religion. • Do you have a family member or They are an outstanding group and serve their neighbor in a very generous and friend you would like to invite to prayerful way. become Catholic? They meet in Robert Martz Hall every Monday at 1:30 PM. Why not join them as a guest? For more information please contact Debbie Twohig - or - at (407) 921-1610 or Arlene Wightman at (913) 563-0898. • Are you baptized Catholic but have not yet received the Sacraments of Eucharist and/or Confirmation? Please contact us for information. Call Online Giving St. Francis de Sales Parish offers Online Sharon 913-727-3742 or plc@stfrancis- Giving as a convenient and secure option for those who wish to lansing.org. contribute either as a one-time donation or as a recurring automatic payment. To begin go to our website: StFrancisLansing.org. Click “Online Follow us everywhere. Giving” at the top, then Create an Account and follow the steps. It’s that easy. If you have any questions, please call our parish office or email: [email protected]. WEEKLY SCHEDULE Parish Contributions for: July 19-25,2021 MINISTRY SCHEDULE Total Envelope Cash For Aug 7/8 ONDAY UG M , A 2 –––—— & Online Receipts: $10,788.64 Saturday at 5:00 PM 11:00 AM – Holy Family Meditative Rosary Future Capital Projects: ($80.00) ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– 1:30 PM – Legion of Mary Archdiocesan Assessments Need and Charitable Causes: ($318.00) TUESDAY, AUG 3 –––—— ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– Remaining for Need 4 7AM-7PM – PRIMARY ELECTION Parish Operations: 10,390.64 Robert Martz Hall ––––––——————–-––– LECTORS ––—-——–———-–—––– Average Weekly Michaela Bremser, Bill Pfannenstiel 8:30 AM – MASS Molly Atkins † Operating Expenses: $9,872.00 Difference: $518.64 –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– 5:00 PM – Family Life meeting Sue Dazé, Need 2 We are grateful for your monetary offerings WEDNESDAY, AUG 4 —— given with sacrifice. We promise to be good ––––––——————–-–– SACRISTAN ––———–———-–—––– 8:30 AM – MASS Lucia Holguin † stewards of the contributions you entrust to Need 9:00 AM – Rosary for Priests our care and oversight. FATHER BILL & FINANCE COUNCIL Sunday at 8:00 AM HURSDAY UG For more info: T , A 5 ––––— StFrancisLansing.org ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– 8 :30 AM – MASS Poor Souls † Need 9AM-5:30 PM – Eucharistic Adoration ONE FAITH, ONE FAMILY, ONE FUTURE ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– IN CHRIST Capital Campaign Ruth Butler, Bill Butler, Need 2 SATURDAY, AUG 7 –––––— ––––––——————–-––– LECTORS ––—-——–———-–—––– Our total pledged: $766,949 Laureen Kautt, Tama Brzustowicz 4:30 PM – 1st Saturday Rosary Paid(as of 12/31/20): 442,896 –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– 4:30 PM – Confessions Our Share: 221,448 Tad Brzustowicz, Garry Christman, Ann Soby PM ASS 5:00 – M Ed & Debbie Janas † ––––––——————-––– SACRISTAN ––—-—–———-–—––– Prayer List: If you would like to have a name Brzustowicz & Jeffrey Moonen † added or removed from our prayer list, please contact the Church Office. Our Parish Prayer Ministers invite SUNDAY, AUG 8 ––——— you to join them in praying for the following: Sunday at 10:15 AM Joe Abbott, John & Joyce Ahlstead, Bob Andrus, Melissa 8:00 AM – MASS for the People ––––––——-———–––– GREETERS ––———–———–—––– of the Parish Anthony, Travis Applebee, Araceli, Ash Family, Laura Need Bailey, Carolina Bailey, John Barrett, Megan E Brill, Burn 10:15 AM – MASS Harold Harrington † family, Larry Byrne, Doris Cain, Jack Cain, Marilyn Calkins, ––––––——————–-––– USHERS ––—-——–———-–—––– Mindy Cameron, Elizabeth Campbell, Theresa Carroll, Need 4 Janie Caudle, Lois Chapman, Phil Chavez, Larriann ECTORS Collins, Olivia Connealy, Nina Cooper, Frances & Pat ––––––——————–-––– L ––—-——–———-–—––– Join us for our Cooper, Dan Cournutte, Jason Craft, Ilka Csizmagia, Curtis Jeannine Edmonds, Vera Daniels Cummins, Sharnice Cyprien, Tayler Davis, Susan Dean, Sr. –––-–––– EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ––—-——– SUNDAY MASS Regina DeEucharist, Staley Dietrich, Patty Egan, Nick Greg Penfield, Mary Cox, Need 1 Earls, Roy D. Earls, Wilma Eiche, David Frandsen, Rachel 10:15 AM Fritz, Beverly Frock, David Goebel, Dave & Sue Grosko, –––––——————–-––– SACRISTAN ––———–———-–—––– via our Hakime, Gene Hammer, Ray Hansen, Lindsey Harden, Cory Linda Gilliland Havner, Becky Hermosillo, Hannah Hornung, Michael & ParishYoutube Channel Rosemary Janas, Emily Jant, Lee Jewell, Sr. Mary Pat Johnson, Katie Kelley, Jack Kem, Sebastian Kessinger, Ministry Schedule sign-ups are now Harry Lemley, Liley Family, Billy Lowe, Lowery family, online on our website Maria Teresa, Janette Mainville, Janice Mark,
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