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JUNE 28, 2020 FOCUS OF OUR RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE IS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

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MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

BEATITUDES FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

BLESSED ARE YOU who take time to listen to difficult speech, for you help us to know that if we persevere we can be understood.

BLESSED ARE YOU who walk with us in public places, and ignore the stares of strangers, for in your friendship we feel good to be ourselves.

BLESSED ARE YOU who never bid us to "hurry up" and, more blessed, you who do not snatch our tasks from our hands to do them for us, for often we need time rather than help.

BLESSED ARE YOU who stand beside us as we enter new and untried ventures, for our unsured- ness will be outweighed by the times when we surprise ourselves and you.

BLESSED ARE YOU who ask for our help and realize our giftedness for our greatest need is to be needed.

BLESSED ARE YOU who help us with the graciousness of Christ, for often we need the help we cannot ask for.

BLESSED ARE YOU when, by all things, you assure us that what makes us individuals is not our particular disability or difficulty but our beautiful God-given personhood which no handicapping condition can confine.

REJOICE AND BE EXCEEDINGLY GLAD for your understanding and love have opened doors for us to enjoy life to its full and you have helped us believe in ourselves as valued and gifted people.

Visit us on the Internet at www.stpeterkirkwood.org or send your comments to: [email protected] WELCOME TO ST. PETER

Sacrament of Baptism Please call the Rectory (966-8600) for details regarding participation in the preparation program. St. Peter Parish Prayer We encourage expectant parents to make arrangements for the preparation program at least a Lord, thank you for the rich history you have few months prior to the birth of their child. bestowed on our family of St. Peter in Kirkwood.

Sacrament of Marriage Blessed by your grace, we ask that you be present Please contact the rectory office (966-8600) to in our parish today. Guide us as we celebrate our schedule your wedding date and for details gifts through worship, education and loving service. regarding the preparation program. In accordance with Archdiocesan policy, couples should contact a Holy Spirit, create within us a vision for the future that member of the parish clergy at least six months we live, witness and proclaim the good news of Christ. prior to their proposed wedding date. Amen Holy Orders and Consecrated (Religious) Life If interested, please call the parish rectory or the Archdiocesan Office of Vocations at 792-6460 Sunday Mass Schedule

Rectory/Parish Office Saturday: 5:OOPM (Satisfies Sunday obligation) 243 West Argonne Drive Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:OOAM, 11:OOAM and 5:OOPM Saint Louis, Missouri 63122 966-8600 (Phone) Weekday Mass Schedule 966-5721 (Fax) Monday - Friday: 6:45AM & 8:15AM Saint Peter Elementary School Saturday: 8:15AM Pre-K thru Eighth Grade 215 North Clay Holy Day Mass Schedule Saint Louis, Missouri 63122 821-0460 Consult the bulletin for Mass times http://www.stpeterkirkwood.org Coordinator of Elementary Faith Formation

Andrea Bonsanti, 822-1347, ext. 4208 Sacrament of Reconciliation Parish School of Religion Sacrament of Reconciliation is held before Susan Lueker, 821-0460, ext. 4212 5:00pm Mass from 3:45-4:45 pm.

Religious Education Offices - Rectory Sunday Reconciliation is held after the 9:00am Mass Offices of Faith Formation following the Anointing of the Sick or by appointment Linda Doyle, 966-8600, ext. 1011 Eucharistic Adoration St. Peter Youth Ministry - Rectory Monday - Friday, 6:00AM to 10:00PM 314-966-8600 St. Angela Merici Chapel in Ursuline Hall

Enter through the Garden Courtyard Pastoral Council Cheryl Flaherty Baptism Ron Jensen Baptisms are celebrated every Sunday of the month at 12:30PM. Larry Bommarito Please call the Rectory (966-8600) for details regarding Joan Turnure Gina Jensen participation in the preparation program. We encourage Alana Odenwald expectant parents to make arrangements for the preparation program at least a few months prior to the birth of their child. Finance Commission John Modder, Chairperson, 303-502-4564 Weekly Anointing and Prayer

St. Vincent de Paul Society After the 9:OOAM Mass each Sunday, we will celebrate 314-289-6101 Ext. 2220 (Voice Mail) the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, for anyone

Parish Center who has the need to receive this sacrament. This is meant 821-6219 to include such concerns as upcoming diagnostic tests, Bulletin Deadline!! limitations of aging, anxiety, depression, undue stress, Articles intended for publication in the Bulletin must be addiction, etc. for all ages. submitted to the rectory ([email protected]) by Monday, at 3:OOPM for the following Sunday’s Please gather in the pews at the front of church Bulletin. All announcements must be in writing with a and the priest will be with you approximately name and telephone number attached. 10 minutes after Mass is over.

Please remember St. Peter Catholic Church in your will.

2 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 28, 2020 The Gospel of Matthew… Rough-hewn and impulsive Peter left his fishing nets The first gospel starts with “a genealogy of Jesus Christ, immediately to answer Jesus’ call. Later, during the son of David, son of Abraham.” With this opening the passion of Jesus, Peter made his denials just as impulsively, evangelist prepares us for this Jesus who will be the though he had pledged his loyalty to Jesus only that fulfillment of major figures of the Hebrew Scriptures. evening. Receiving Christ’s gracious forgiveness after the resurrection, Peter went on to become the rock-steady and Archeologists and textual experts usually date the writing of faithful leader of the disciples. Imprisoned three or four the Gospel of Matthew to around 80 AD. One piece of times, he eventually was crucified during the reign of the evidence for the dating of this gospel is that it contains Emperor Nero I 64 AD. Legend has it that he was hung on nearly all of the Gospel of Mark. From this we know that it the cross head down because he told the soldiers that he was was composed after 70 AD (near the time when Mark as a not worth to die in the same manner as Christ. source, the Gospel of Matthew shares a large chunk of material with Luke, material that appears neither in Mark or Once Paul, who had been a rigid and violent persecutor of in John. From this we assume that there was another source Christians, experienced the love of Christ, he grew meek – for Matthew, one that he and the writer of Luke used. though never shy. He founded many churches and was able Matthew also had his own information about Jesus that the to affirm the fledgling communities of believers even while other evangelists did not. he was admonishing them. Paul’s writings are the first Christian scriptures; they are older than the gospels. After The Gospel of Matthew is unique in its five-part structure: many imprisonments, Paul was executed during the reign of after the introduction (which contains the stories of the the Emperor Nero. Since he was a Roman citizen, he was annunciation to Joseph [not Mary, as in Luke] of Jesus’ beheaded instead of crucified. birth, his birth and manifestation to the magi [not shepherds, as in Luke], each part contains a long speech by Coastal countries like Chile and Paraguay remember Peter Jesus followed by actions that Jesus performs. Part one is the fisherman with nautical parades. In Hungary and in the Sermon on the Mount (chapters 5–7); part two prepares rural England, people braid straw from the wheat harvest the disciples for their missionary journeys (10); part three is into crosses and crowns to honor the two Roman martyr filled with parables (13); part four deals with church order saints.

(18); and the fifth part concerns the end of the world (24- Monday, June 29th, is our parish feasts day. Why not attend 25). Scholars assume that the evangelist adopted this Mass that day or be sure to watch livestream as we structure from the Pentateuch, the first five books of the celebrate this feast of the Universal Church. And…did you Bible. This is a big clue about the portrait of Jesus in this know that our parish church is named for the saint himself gospel. and also the Basilica of Saint Peter in Rome? And…did Many of the people in the Church for which the Gospel of you know that the official title of that Basilica and our Matthew was written were Jews. One of the main purposes parish church is, St. Peter, the Prince of the Apostles? of this gospel was to provide consolation to those who Check out the cornerstone of our church on the west side wrestled with the compatibility of the Jewish heritage and entrance and you will see the inscription: their faith in Jesus. For this reason we find references to In honor of Saint Peter, Prince of Apostles – this church is patriarchs of ancient Israel from the very first verse. A erected to the glory of God. 1951 genealogy filled with Jewish ancestors begin the text, and the evangelist fills the narrative with quotations from the Most Reverend Joseph E. Ritter, Archbishop of Saint Louis, Missouri Hebrew scriptures. All of this seeks to reassure the hearers that Jesus of Nazareth was indeed the Messiah anticipated Joseph D. Murphy, Architect in the older faith.

The Gospel of Matthew is proclaimed throughout Cycle Congratulations to all of our Eighth Graders from Saint Year A and 2020 is a Year A year. Peter Grade School upon their graduation from our school! We finally held our Covid-19 delayed In art, the evangelist Matthew is portrayed with an angel by Commencement Exercises last Wednesday, June 24th, in st his side. The feast of Saint Matthew is September 21 . church, to honor and recognize our 53 graduates as the Class of 2020. Parish Feast Day…June 29th May God bless you as you move on to your high schools the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, Apostles in the Fall and may our patron, Saint Peter, challenge One of the oldest saints’ days in Rome, June 29th was you to become future leaders in our Church, our parish dedicated to the memory of the apostles Peter and Paul as and our community. early as the fourth century. This day the Church remembers two disciples who differed greatly in style and background, Monsignor Jack but who shared a tireless energy in spreading the gospel. 0822 3 June 28, 2020 Please note that we are beginning to reschedule Mass intentions Hard copies of this weekend’s bulletin are available that were previously scheduled. on the shelf in the vestibule of the rectory office. We are rescheduling them in the same order that they were origi- nally scheduled. They will be celebrated, live-streamed, at St. Peter Parish Blood Drive Results 8:15am Monday through Saturday. The Mass intentions that were scheduled on Saturday evening and Sunday will be resched- In a word: FANTASTIC! uled also. The regularly scheduled drive on May 24th was cancelled due to

If you have any questions regarding rescheduled Masses please COVID-19 concerns. The drive last Sunday (June 14) was put contact the rectory office, 966-8600 or email Mary at together in very short order because blood usage at area hospitals [email protected]. had returned very quickly to “pre-COVID-19” usage levels, but donations had been curtailed significantly. (Blood usage had Thank you for your patience. declined substantially for several weeks.) So, an ask was made, and, as usual, St. Peter Parishioners turned out: MASS INTENTIONS 42 donors were registered Monday, June 29 42 units of red cells were collected 6:45AM No Mass (including 3 “double reds”) 8:15AM Edward Druhe 1 triple platelet was collected Rescheduled Tuesday, June 30 A thousand thanks to those donors, not only from me, but, more 6:45AM No Mass Intentions 8:15AM Faye Byorth importantly, from the St. Louis area hospital patients who will be Wednesday, July 1 receiving that blood! 6:45AM No Mass 8:15AM Guilio Bernardi STS. TERESA & BRIDGET FOOD PANTRY Thursday, July 2 "FOR I WAS HUNGRY AND YOU GAVE ME FOOD..." 6:45AM No Mass 8:15AM The Burkemper Family Donations are welcome all month long. (Special Intention) DROP OFF LOCATION ~ Friday, July 3 Candy and John Behl, 319 East Adams, Kirkwood (block and a 6:45AM No Mass half east of the YMCA). Please donate cans that are no larger 8:15AM Virginia M. Saputo than 30 ounces, anything larger is difficult to carry for all of us. Saturday, July 4, Independence Day Or, call 314-965-3390 for food pick up. (Yes, happy to do 8:15AM Edward Bottom this). 5:00PM No Mass Sunday, July 5 7:30AM No Mass 9:00AM No Mass 10:00AM People of St. Peter 5:00PM No Mass

QUIET PLACES FOR PRAYER AND REFLECTION The Archdiocese of St. Louis has developed a new system for safe environment compliance called Prevent and Protect STL. PLEASE NOTE - Everyone (clergy, employees and volunteers) ministering to mi- Our St. Angela Merici Chapel, lo- nors and vulnerable adults in the Archdiocese are required to reg- ister in the new system before December 31, 2020. This includes cated in Ursuline Hall is open for those new to service as well as those who are currently compliant personal prayer. You are welcome and in service. For those who have already attended a Protecting to visit Monday - Friday, 6:00AM to God's Children workshop, your previous training date will trans- 10:00PM. Enter through the Genneseret Garden fer to this new system. In addition to attending a live Protecting Courtyard which is adjacent to the east side of the God's Children workshop, all clergy, volunteers and employees will register for an updated background screening, view two new church building. The code to enter is 0822. on-line training modules on abuse reporting and the Code of Ethi-

cal Conduct, and agree to the updated Code of Ethical Conduct. GENNESERET MEDITATION GARDEN Our meditation garden, adjacent to the east side of Please go to www.preventandprotectstl.org: select the ‘register’ link and enter ‘stlprotect’ for the passcode. Then create your the church building, is the perfect place to pray and username and password for this new system. Contact Mary begin or end your day. It is fully lit at night and is Doyle, the parish Child Safety Coordinator, at (314)966-8600 or a great spot to enter into a quiet place “beyond the [email protected] with any questions or for assis- tance. walls” where God dwells. Thank you for your continued support. 4 June 28, 2020 Dear Parishioners,

My name is Linda Doyle and I am the Director of the R.C.I.A. process at St. Peter. R.C.I.A. stands for the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. It is a process by which the Catholic Church educates those want- ing to explore the Catholic faith and, ultimately, brings those who desire to be Catholic into the Church. RCIA is specifically for:

Adults who are unbaptized and want to explore the Catholic faith;

Adults who have been baptized in another Christian faith tradition and want to learn more about the Catholic faith; or

Baptized Catholics who have not yet received the sacraments of First Eucharist or Confirmation, and desire to be in full communion with the Catholic Church.

We will begin instructing our next RCIA group in September. As I look toward that, I have two favors to ask of all our parishioners this summer. First, I ask that you to please pray for our RCIA process, and specifically, to ask the Holy Spirit to bless our parish with new catechumens (those not yet baptized) and candidates (those who are baptized in another faith tradition, but desire to be in full communion with the Catholic Church) this fall. Second, I encourage you exercise to your role as a baptized Catholic and extend an invitation to a friend, a co-worker, neighbor, PSR or school parent who is not Catholic, to join the R.C.I. A. process this year. Especially, if he or she has asked you a few questions about our faith. You may also want to extend an invitation to a family member who was baptized Catho- lic, but was unable complete his or her Sacraments, such as Eucharist and Confirmation.

The people of God, as represented by the local Church, should understand and show by their concern that the initiation of adults is a re- sponsibility of all the baptized. Therefore the community must always be fully prepared in the pursuit of its apostolic vocation to give help to those searching for Christ. (RCIA 9)

As the people of God, we are called to pursue those who are searching for Jesus and lead them to the R.C.I.A. process where they will learn the essential truths of our faith, and also, through the grace of God, will fall in love with the Eternal Lover, the Person of Jesus Christ.

If you encounter a seeker who is interested in learning more about our faith or wants to become Catholic, please have them contact me at [email protected] or at 314-966-8600.

Thank you very much for your prayers. Let’s all go out and invite someone who is searching for Jesus to join our R.C.I.A. process this fall!

Peace be with you,

Linda Doyle

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL CONTINUES THIS WEEKEND

In the Gospel this weekend we see that even the simple gift of a cup of water can contain the fullness and generosity of a loving heart. As we look forward to returning to a more normal schedule of activities and sacramental celebrations, you are invited once again to participate in the Annual Catholic Appeal by making a gift. Your gift will help many who have been impacted by the Covid-19 outbreak in our archdiocese. As many of us seek the courage and strength to take up our cross and follow Jesus, may charity fill our hearts and generosity overflow!

If your circumstance permit and your family is blessed with good health and employment, please consider increasing your gift to make up for those who are unable to make a gift at this time. More information can be found at aca.archstl.org.

Experience CBC High School…Virtually Learn more about CBC without leaving your home. Parents are invited to our Coffee and Conversation Sessions. Prospective students can connect with current CBC students during our Chick -fil-A and Chat Sessions. Our CBC Spotlight Series is a great way for families to learn more about CBC’s most popular pro- grams. Register for these events at www.cbchs.org/register/ or contact Melissa Ryan at [email protected]. 5 June 28, 2020

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THE FOCUS OF OUR RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE FOR JUNE IS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES Practicing disability etiquette is an easy way to make people with disabilities feel welcome. This week’s focus is Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and Learning Disabilities.

AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Autism is a complex neurobehavioral condition that includes impairments in social interaction and developmental language and communication skills combined with rigid, repetitive behaviors. Because of the range of symptoms, this condition is now called autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

10 Tips on How to Communicate with People Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorder:  Please always keep in mind that communication difficulties are common with Autism. We have difficulties in reading social cues and body language. Be patient and understanding.  We tend to take things literally and have often trouble reading between the lines. As a result, we may ask a lot of questions to clarify what is meant by something that you say.  If we misunderstand something that you say, please be patient and expand on what you said and explain what you meant.  Please don’t get offended by our communication style. We tend to be frank, honest and matter of fact.  Please don’t expect eye contact. We may be able to force eye contact, but it is not comfortable for us.  Please keep in mind that we most likely have been rejected, excluded, ridiculed or bullied in the past. If we seem anxious or insecure this may be due to living in a world that misunderstands us and is often hostile to us.  Please don’t speak down to us. Treat us as equals. We may sound flat or have an unusual tone to our voice.  Please don’t talk too loudly or yell at us. It is very jarring to us.  Please do NOT touch us without warning. It will make us jump. We don’t like unexpected touches.  Please don’t assume that we lack empathy or emotion. We pick up on negative or judgmental attitudes. We know when people look down on us or are hostile to us. We will shut down if you show us a lack of respect.  Please keep in mind that we are all different. These issues will vary from person to person.

ADHD ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD may have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), or be overly active. It is normal for children to have trouble focusing and behaving at one time or another. However, children with ADHD do not just grow out of these behaviors. The symptoms continue and can cause difficulty at school, at home, or with friends. A child with ADHD might:  daydream a lot  forget or lose things a lot  squirm or fidget  talk too much  make careless mistakes or take unnecessary risks  have a hard time resisting temptation  have trouble taking turns  have difficulty getting along with others

LEARNING DISABILITIES A learning disability is a neurological disorder. In simple terms, a learning disability results from a difference in the way a person’s brain is “wired.” Children with learning disabilities are as smart or smarter than their peers. But they may have difficulty reading, writing, spelling, reasoning, recalling and/or organizing information if left to figure things out by themselves or if taught in conventional ways.

A learning disability can’t be cured or fixed; it is a lifelong issue. With the right support and intervention, however, children with learning disabilities can succeed in school and go onto successful, often distinguished careers later in life.

10 Facts about learning disabilities:  Fifteen percent of the U.S. population, or one in seven Americans, has some type of learning disability, according to the National Institute of Health.  A learning disability is essentially a specific and persistent disorder of a person’s central nervous system affecting the learning process.  This impacts a person’s ability to either interpret what they see and hear, or to link information from different parts of the brain.  One of the most common indicators of a learning disability is a discrepancy between the individual’s potential (aptitudes and intellectual capacity) and his or her actual level of achievement.  Difficulty with basic reading and language skills are the most common learning disabilities. As many as 80% of students with learning disabilities have reading problems.  Learning disabilities often run in families.  Learning disabilities should not be confused with other disabilities such as autism, intellectual disability, deafness, blindness, and behavioral disor- ders. None of these conditions are learning disabilities. In addition, they should not be confused with lack of educational opportunities like fre- quent changes after school or attendance problems.  Attention disorders, such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and learning disabilities often occur at the same time, but the two disorders are not the same.  Having a learning disability does not mean a person is incapable of learning; rather that they learn in a different way.  Many people with a learning disability develop strategies to compensate for or to circumvent their difficulties. 8 June 28, 2020

We continue to live-stream our Masses on weekdays at 8:15 am. On Sunday, our live-streamed Mass will take place at 10:00 am. The easiest way to watch our Livestream Masses is on our new St. Peter Live website: www.stpeterlive.com

Our Livestream Masses can still be watched on our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/STPKirkwood/live https://st-peter-catholic-church.freeonlinechurch.com/live

There may be a slight delay, so if you do not see today's Mass, you may need to refresh your screen. If you experience no audio, your videos on Facebook might be automatically muted. On a desktop computer or laptop, hover your cursor over the video and you will see a sound icon on the bottom right. If there is an x on the icon, click it and it will turn the sound on. You can also adjust the volume by moving the bar on the icon. On an iPad or iPhone, you may need to close the app and reopen it or power your device off and back on.

If you experience issues watching the live stream, please know that the Mass is being recorded and will be available to watch later on our: Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/STPKirkwood or Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/stpeterkirkwood

9 June 28, 2020 Please pray for the safety and well being of the following loved ones of our parishioners who have been called to military service: US Army the of Chief Warrant Officer 2, Cpl. John R. Weber, III, Feel Joy Giving USMC, Major Matthew Kelly, Michael C. Wood, Army, Lt. Joseph Sidlo, M/Sgt Don Haga, A/C Christine Haga, Sgt. Erik Thompson, Warrant Officer Alicia G. STEWARDSHIP Mejia-Adkins, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Adkins, US Army, Chief Warrant Officer 2, Mark Nitz, USMC, Lt. Col. Mark Jackson, IV, Captain Jeremy Reynolds, US Army, Pfc. Josh P. Stack, Capt. Christopher Moskoff, US Army, Captain Robert Winkler, US Army, Offertory Collections Update Capt. Kevin Jackson, Lt. CPL. Thomas Weber, USMC, Major Total for June 20/21 $ 32,191.00 Joseph G. Skryd, USMC, Mason Barnett, USMC, Command Master Month to Date Total: $ 96,693.50 Chief, Maria Strader, USN, SGT Corey Hill, US Army, Jon Detling- Nusser, Navy, Lauren Young, Ensign U.S. Navy. Year to Date Total: $ 1,677,836.50

Collections versus Budget Weekly Total: <$ 2, 517.50> Month To Date Total: <$ 7, 432.50>(-7.14%)

Year to Date Total: <$ <76, 935.00> (-4.38%) JUNE 21, 2020 Versus YTD 2018-2019 Collections Adjusted <3.40%> Charlotte Marie Hatke, daughter of Michael & Emily Hatke. THANK YOU ST. PETER!

How can I continue to support our parish offertory if all our Masses are being cancelled? Names will remain on the Pray For The Sick list for 4 weeks then are automatically deleted. To be included on this list, you need to We continue to provide for your spiritual enrichment call the Parish Office 966-8600. A call to the Rectory Office is through live daily mass or livestream daily mass and offer- necessary to request additional weeks. ing confessions. Annette Leatherman (3) Mark S. (3) Oliver Hults (3 Kristi Hueseman (4) God bless you for your generous giving! There are a few Louis G. (3) Heather Jacus (4) Jane Jensen (2) Kathy Kelley (3) options to continue your offertory. Rena Girard (2) Rita Powers (4)

Brad Chott (2) Jack Kupsky (1) Option #1: Mail in your weekly offertory to St. Peter Catholic Church, 243 West Argonne, Kirkwood, MO

63122.

Option #2: Drop off your donation envelope in the mail slot in the parish office door located at 243 West Argonne SANCTUARY LAMP CANDLES Drive. Below are the scheduled dedications for this month:

Option #3: Make donations through Online Giving: June 1 Mary R. Niet https://saintpeterkirkwood.weshareonline.org/ June 8 Steven Matthew Bailot June 15 Madonna C. Friskel GeneralCollection. June 22 Luanne Flick June 29 John T. Dolan, III ST. PATRICK CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS Please remember all our faithful departed, in your prayers. Please keep this important ministry in mind on your next shop- ping trip. Breakfast bars, granola type bars, chips, cookies, water, and individual drinks are some of the suggested donations. The Health Department requires that all food items come prepack- KIRK CARE aged. Donations are accepted every day. The Kirkwood Community Food and Financial Assistance Or- ganization has been lending a helping hand since 1982. Drop off location: 450 Burns Avenue, Kirkwood. Look for the green tub along the side of our house on the driveway. Call Jen- Kirk Care serves families in the R-VII school district boundaries nifer Moritz 909-6756 with any questions. with food and utility bill assistance.

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