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Prayer for the Protection of Religious Liberty
O God our Creator,
from your provident hand we have received
our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
You have called us as your people and given us
the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God,
and your Son, Jesus Christ.
Through the power and working of your Holy Spirit,
you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world,
bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel to every corner of society.
We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty.
Give us the strength of mind and heart
to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened;
give us courage in making our voices heard
on behalf of the rights of your Church
and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith.
Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father,
a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters
gathered in your Church
in this decisive hour in the history of our nation,
so that, with every trial withstood
and every danger overcome—
for the sake of our children, our grandchildren,
and all who come after us—
this great land will always be "one nation, under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
We Welcome ~ Father Simon
"Lord Jesus, you are the fulfillment of all our hopes and desires.
Your Spirit brings grace, truth, freedom, and abundant life.
Set my heart on fire with your love and truth."
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 5th
Sunday Eucharist 8:00 and 10:30am
Music Practice 9:30 ~ 10:15am in the Music Room near the piano
Knights of Columbus will offer Veggie Skillets after the 10:30am Mass. All donations are gratefully
accepted. Thanks for your ongoing support!
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 5, 2015
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What is Happening @ OLL this Week
Mass 9:00am in the Chapel
OLL Safety Team
Monday
The Our Lady of the Lake Safety Team is making the recommendation that ONCE MASS has STARTED, all
but the Main Doors should be locked. So, please be mindful of this if you tend to wander outside during Mass
using one of the doors other than the Main Entrance (under the Bell Tower). FYI – our next Safety Team
Meeting will be:
Monday, July 6th at 6:30pm for 8:00am Sunday Mass
Monday, July 6th at 7:20pm for 10:30am Sunday Mass
Rosary at CofO
A Rosary is prayed every Monday evening on the campus of College of the Ozarks. All students, old and new,
are invited to join us. We meet around 8:30pm in front of the Williams Memorial Chapel. For more info,
please contact Rebekah at 417-770-3603 or by e-mail at [email protected]
Mass 9:00am in the Chapel
OLL Safety Team
Tuesday
The Our Lady of the Lake Safety Team is making the recommendation that ONCE MASS has STARTED, all
but the Main Doors should be locked. So, please be mindful of this if you tend to wander outside during Mass
using one of the doors other than the Main Entrance (under the Bell Tower). FYI – our next Safety Team
Meeting will be:
Tuesday, July 7th at 6:30pm for 5:00pm Saturday Mass
Tuesday, July 7th at 7:20pm for 7:00pm Saturday Spanish Mass
Wednesday
NO Adoration 4th of July … Due to 4th of July holiday, there will be no Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament on July 8/9th. Adoration will resume on July 15th at 9:00am through July 16th at
6:00pm.
Stitchers 9:00am ~ noon in the Heritage Room
Vacation Bible School Prep Day 1:00 ~ 5:00pm lower level of the Parish Center
Centering Prayer 3:00pm in the Heritage Room
Centering Prayer Evening Group 5:00pm in the Heritage Room… a new group that has started!
High School “Theology of the Body” 6:00 ~ 7:30pm in the 3rd & 4th Grade Class Rooms
Thursday
Mass 9:00am in the Chapel
Women’s Prayer Breakfast: Join the ladies of our parish as they gather AFTER the 9:00am Mass
each Thursday at Panera Bread for a social time mixed with prayer and faith sharing. For more info,
contact Annette Smith (417-230-0919) or Dot Chapman (417-593-3356).
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Music Practice 5:30 ~ 6:30pm in the Music Room near the piano in the Church
Spanish Prayer Group 6:00 ~ 9:00pm in the Faith Formation Room
Adult “Theology of the Body” 6:30 ~ 8:30pm in the Heritage Room see bulletin flyer
Friday
Make this a day of abstinence for Peace in the World!
Saturday, July 11th
Reconciliation 3:00 ~ 4:30pm
Sunday Eucharist 5:00pm English
Sunday Eucharist 7:00pm Bi-Lingual
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 12th
Sunday Eucharist 8:00 and 10:30am
Music Practice 9:30 ~ 10:15am in the Music Room near the piano
CRHP Summer Celebration Noon ~ 2:00pm in the Parish Center: Potluck meal and fellowship for
all CRHP alumni and their families.
What is Happening @ OLL Next Week
33 Hours of Adoration resumes on Wednesday, July 15th taking place in the Chapel from
Wednesday starting at 9:00am and lasts for 33 continuous hours until Thursday at 6:00pm. The 33
hours represent the 33 years of Jesus’ life. Come and reflect upon the life of Jesus during one of these 33
hours each week here in our Parish! Be a good steward of your Time! For more information, contact Father
Rick (334-2928 or [email protected]). †
Lauds, Morning Prayers of the Church resumes on Wednesday, July 15th 9:00am in the
Chapel
Steubenville Conference Springfield Friday, July 17th ~ Sunday July 19th
Men’s Prayer Breakfast Saturday, July 18th 8:00am ~ 9:30am at Golden Corral
Chuck-A-Buck Weekend
Other Things to Note…
A NOTE OF THANKS FROM BISHOP JOHNSTON
Dear Friends in Christ,
I am truly grateful for the many expressions of love and kindness surrounding the recent celebration of my
25th anniversary as a priest. The thoughtful support and congratulations through cards, prayer, spiritual
bouquets, among other things, are true gifts which I will always cherish. Thank you for joining me in
thanking God for the gift of priesthood to the Church. Continue to pray for me, our priests and seminarians,
and for an abundance of priestly vocations from our diocese-"ask the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers
into his harvest" (Mt 9:38). May God continue to bless you!
Gratefully yours in Christ, + James V. Johnston, Jr., Bishop of Springfield-Cape Girardeau
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Dear Parishioners and Friends,
Truly our theme of Joyful Gratitude came through in so many ways at
our Jubilee celebrations!
We are so grateful for the many expressions of love and kindness we
experienced at the celebration of our 50 years of consecrated life as
School Sisters of Notre Dame.
The liturgy was so inspiring because of our own talented music ministry, our liturgical dancers, our
celebrants, and the outreach of hospitality that is so typical of our welcoming spirit.
We thank you too for the lovely Garden Party in our Parish Center. The decorations, including the photo
displays, fresh flowers, and the refreshing summer luncheon menu all added to the joy of the celebration.
We are especially grateful to a small committee of three women who made it all happen: Josie Huffman,
Karen Murphy, and Sharon Tangeman. They in turn recruited our generous volunteers from office ministry
women to help with so many other details to make the Garden Party so special. So many others of you
offered your time, talent, and treasure in humble anonymity — we thank you also.
Know that you are all in our grateful prayers and that we will always cherish your kindness and generosity.
Gratefully in Notre Dame, Sister Francine and Sister Charlotte
We are called to be prayerful people, during the overnight hours from … Adorers are needed to
spend an hour in the wee hours of the Thursday mornings with Jesus!
12:00 ~ 1:00am
4:00 ~ 5:00am
1:00 ~ 2:00am
5:00 ~ 6:00am
He asks that we come and sit with Him for an hour. We don't have to DO anything. We just spend the hour
with His presence in the Holy Eucharist, in Communion with Him, looking at Him and letting His loving grace, His
loving presence fill us and hold us close to His Sacred Heart! Our presence with Him is a prayer and is very
powerful!! Please, Call the Church office at 334-2928 and let them know which hour you can commit to the Lord.
Thank you for your generous support of our Holy Father’s charitable works in the Peter’s
Pence Collection. Your contributions will be combined with those of our brothers and sisters around the
world to help Pope Francis provide essential relief to people in need, Your generosity is an act of solidarity
with the universal Church answering the call to be a witness of charity, May God bless you.
Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) Retreat Weekend
Women’s Weekend – August 22-23 * Men’s Weekend – August 29-30
What is CRHP? Christ Renews His Parish is a formal process for enriching the spiritual lives of
parishioners through Sacred Scripture and parish involvement. It was started in the Catholic Church in 1969
and is practiced throughout the United States and several other countries.
What is the purpose of the weekend? The purpose is threefold:
1) to get to know your fellow parishioners;
2) to read and reflect on scripture; and
3) to experience the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist in a special setting.
How long does the weekend last? The retreat begins Saturday morning at 8:00am and concludes Sunday
afternoon at 5:00pm.
For more information call: Lynn Melendez 339-2825 [email protected]
Deacon Dan Vaughn 417-336-5585 [email protected]
WHAT CRHP IS NOT: · It's not a silent retreat · It's not a public confession
· It’s not a parish ministry · It’s not an emotional cult · It’s not a pre-selected group or clique
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“THE BODY, IN FACT, AND ONLY THE BODY,
IS CAPABLE OF MAKING VISIBLE WHAT IS
INVISIBLE:THE SPIRITUAL AND THE DIVINE.”
Thursday, July 9th at 6:30 begins
an eight week session on
“Theology of the Body”
St. John Paul II's integrated vision
of the human person.
The human body has a specific meaning, making visible an invisible reality, and is capable of revealing
answers regarding fundamental questions about us and our lives:
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Is there a real purpose to life and if so, what is it?
What does it mean that we were created in the image of God?
Why were we created male and female? Does it really matter if we are one sex or another?
What does the marital union of a man and woman say to us about God and his plan for our lives?
What is the purpose of the married and celibate vocations?
What exactly is "Love"?
Is it truly possible to be pure of heart?
All of these questions, and many more, are answered in the “Theology of the Body,” delivered by St. John
Paul II between 1979 and 1984. His reflections are based on Scripture and contain a vision of the human
person truly worthy of man. Emphasizing the theme of love as self-gift, they counteract societal trends which
view the body as an object of pleasure or as a machine for manipulation. Instead, the body shows us the call
and gives us the means to love in the image of God. His theology is not only for young adults or married
couples, but for all ages and vocations, since it sums up the true meaning of being a person.
Any questions, please contact either the Parish Office 417-334-2928,
Deacon Dan ~ [email protected]—Deacon Richard ~ [email protected]
Tara Little ~ [email protected] or Lorry Davis ~ [email protected]
Signup sheet in the Gathering Space after all the Weekend Masses.
Stewardship – Catholic Neighborhood Clusters
The Stewardship Committee is working with the various “Catholic Neighborhood Clusters” CNC in trying to initiate the
first gathering. If you would like to be a host within your area, please contact Beth Vaughn at [email protected] or
call the Parish Office (334-2928) and leave a message for Karen Murphy or Father Rick…they will get back to you and
see if your can help gather your CNC.
Received Weekly Regular Collection
Weekly Need
Cluster Update
A big thank you to Carol & Robert Moritz and Carol & Howard
Frische for hosting the cluster gathering of Blue Eye, Ridgedale
and Arkansas areas. Almost 30 people attended and it was a
wonderful evening of good food and great fellowship. One of our
neighbors in the cluster is even an actual Ozark native!
Also, a big thank you to Bonita & Gary Holtkamp. They hosted the
areas of Stonebridge - Stone County and Stormy Pointe Branson. Thank you for offering your home for a lovely evening.
There are still clusters that have not met. If you would like to host
your cluster gathering at your home or in the lower level of
church, please call Beth Vaughn 417-336-5585.
$ 8,462
$ 3,619
Weekly (w/ Faith Direct)
$ 33,848
$ 32,096
Month To Date
VISION 2020
$ 1,923
$ 1,030
Weekly (w/ Faith Direct)
$ 7,692
$ 6,945
Vision 2020 Month To Date
VFTF — Green Envelopes
$ 5,000
$ 4,427
Weekly
$ 20,000
$ 19,564
VFTF Month To Date
Special Collection
$ 65,000
$ 63,937
Pledged DDF
$
Peter’s Pence
594
At Everest VBS kids learn to conquer challenges with God’s mighty power. Everest VBS is filled
with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear, touch and even taste! Sciency-Fun
Gizmos, team building games, cool Bible songs, and tasty treats are just a few of the stand out
activities that help faith flow into real life. VBS is open to children ages 4—12 (entering 6th Grade in
the fall).
7-12th Grade youth are invited to help us with VBS preparations during July and to serve as crew
leaders during VBS. Youth interested in volunteering may contact Ms. Pat at 334-2928 x 104 or at
[email protected].
Parents are also invited to help with VBS! If you’re interested please contact Ms. Pat.
Register for Everest VBS by completing this sheet or by visiting our VBS site:
Come join the fun at Everest VBS!
Please complete the form and return to the parish office as soon as possible
Name:
Please indicate how you would like to help:
Crew Leader
Crafts Games
Snacks Storytelling/drama
Help with pre-VBS work
Other:
Your Everest adventure awaits! Thanks for volunteering as VBS staff
for Everest. Please complete this form and return it to the parish
office as soon as possible!
Name:
Phone:
http://www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/OLLBransonVBS2015
Age:
Grade entering:
Parents’ names:
Address:
Phone :
Cell:
Emergency Contact:
Phone:
Food allergies:
Comments:
Register online at:
http://www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/OLLVBS2015
We are gathering supplies for “Everest” our summer VBS program.
If you would like to donate any of the items listed below, please bring them
by the parish office any time before July 24th.
Thank you for your support of our children’s programs!
6 —boxes facial tissues
1 — box 100 small paper clips
3 — shower curtain liners (beige or grey)
2 — beige or tan king size flat sheets
9 — green pool noodles
12 — assorted color pool noodles
10 — 2-3 gallon buckets
4 — 5 gallon buckets
12 — foam splash balls
4 — 20’ pieces of nylon rope
250 — wooden clothespins
3 — clear, wide mouth vases
10 — 1/2 cup measuring cups
4 — hula hoops
2 — 12oz bottles Dawn dishwashing liquid
Food Items:
80 packets of Pop Rocks candies
1—4 pack of food coloring
10 packages of Chips Ahoy Cookies
10 packages of Oreo Cookies
6—8oz jars of pizza sauce
7# — dried pineapple chunks
1.5# — Craisins
3# — shelled sun flower seeds
2# — shredded coconut
7# — dried banana chips
3 — 12oz bags MINI chocolate chips
40 cups of granola
80 — plain rice cakes (approx 8 packages)
12oz — Honey
Food Items for specific days:
Tuesday July 28: 80 — 1/2 cup servings strawberry yogurt
3# — dry ice
Wednesday July 29: 160 whole fresh strawberries
6—8oz containers whipped cream cheese
Thursday July 30: 8 — loaf style angel food cakes
12# — frozen mixed berries
6 — containers Reddi-wip whipped cream topping
Friday July 31: 8 dozen home baked chocolate chip cookies
16 —pita bread rounds
6 — 8 oz. shredded mozzarella cheese
Non-Food items:
15 — 80 count unscented baby wipes
4 — Pkgs 500 paper napkins (not beverage size)
400 — plastic spoons, forks and knives
1000 — 7 or 9 oz cups
100 — 5oz paper cups
300— clear 9oz plastic cups
12 — rolls of paper towels
500 — paper dessert plates
500 — 9” heavy weight paper plates
100 —paper bowls
200 — snack size ziplock bags
500 — gallon size ziplock bags
500 — sandwich size ziplock bags
250 — brown paper lunch bags
25 —plain brown grocery bags
1– bright plastic table cloth
4– rolls white plastic table covering
2– small plastic wading pools
500 — assorted colors of pony beads
140 — assorted color washable markers
80 — assorted fine tip makers
40 — assorted FINE TIP Sharpie pens
Packing peanuts
2 — 20”x30” white foam project boards
1– 12” beach ball
3 — inflatable water toys
1 — roll RED duct tape
1— can of Silly String
1 container Red washable paint
1 red washcloth
3 — rolls 1” - 3” white gauzy ribbon
Soft blankets or bed spreads (used is fine)
Christmas trees (These will not be returned.)
Items to be borrowed and returned after VBS:
This is a mountain climbing theme. If you have any
climbing gear that you would be willing to loan us
for set design, please contact Ms. Pat at the parish
office to make arrangements. We need all types of
gear, from helmets and ropes to boots and back
packs. We also need 2 or 3 pup tents, palm trees,
sledge hammer, safety goggles, swim fins, snorkel &
mask, plastic toboggan, rubber chicken, remote
control car, camp pot & spoon, a worn baby blanket
In addition to these supplies, there are items that must be
purchased from our VBS publisher. If you would like to help
with the purchase of these items, please put your donation
in an envelope marked “VBS” and place it in the collection
basket or bring it by the parish office.
2015 “Keep the Light On” Drawing
1st Prize $20,000 Cash
2nd Prize $5,000 Cash & much more
The drawing will take place on Sunday, December 6, 2015, St Nicholas Day in our Parish Center.
Additional Prizes:
 A Week Stay at Stormy Point Village
 Keeter Center Saturday Night Stay, Sunday Brunch for Two
 A Branson Landing Extravaganza with a three day/two
night stay either of the Hiltons, Dinner for two at Level 2
Steakhouse plus Golf for two
Check www.OLLBranson.com
“Keep the Light On”
for additional information
 Branson Restaurant Tour • I Pad • HDTV • And More...
Each household will be able to pick up their ten tickets at the Help Desk. There will be a
$1,000 prize for the person who sells the most tickets and a $500 prize for the person who
sells the second largest number of tickets.
Your support of this fund raiser is needed and appreciated!
Our Lady of the Lake parish is excitedly planning and preparing for 13 high
school and college students to attend World Youth Day 2016 with Pope Francis.
WHY should we go all the way to Poland? Check and see...
You can help make this dream a reality (pun intended) through helping a fundraising project that can
benefit you as well. The youth are selling Bed Sheets… yes bed sheets!
These are wonderful high quality 1800 thread count bed sheets that normally retail for $79 and up!
We are selling them for only $40 for twin or full sets and $45 for queen and king sets.
They make great wedding gifts, off to college gifts, or gifts to set aside for Christmas! Orders taken now will
be placed in early August with delivery the first part of September. A color chart for the sheets can be found
on the parish website and is on display in the Church Gathering Space. Please contact Lynn Melendez in the
church office or call 417-339-2825 for more information or to place an order.
Please check out the c o l o r s of the current fund raiser!
WORLD YOUTH DAY ~ KRAKOW, POLAND JULY 25 – 31, 2016.
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church
203 Vaughn Drive ~ Branson, MO 65616 ~ Parish Office: 417.334.2928 ~ FAX: 417.334.6883
www.ladyofthelakeparish.org
email: [email protected]
‘love Jesus, serve Jesus and share Jesus’
Contact the Parish Office 417-334-2928
for the following Sacraments
Mass Intentions July 4th ~ 9th
Saturday Masses:
5:00pm English ~ Recovery of Luca Cabos
7:00pm Spanish/English ~ Taney County Parish Family
Sunday Masses:
8:00am English ~ Donald Vaughn †
10:30am English ~ Beverly Bruneau †
Monday Mass 9:00am ~ Robert Briseno †
Marriage: Please contact the Parish Office at least SIX
months in advance. (If you have been married before, an
annulment may need to be done first.) †
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Baptismal Class Pre-registration required: Your family
needs to be registered in the parish for three months prior to
the baptism. It is necessary to schedule baptismal
preparation classes six weeks prior to your child’s baptism.
Taking the class prior to birth is encouraged! Contact
Deacon Dan Vaughn parish office 417-334-2928. †
Preparación Bautismal: Es un requisito ser inscritos en la
parroquia por lo menos 3 meses antes de bautizar. También
los padres tienen que celebrar la santa misa cada fin de
Thursday Mass 9:00am ~ Ray Gaffke †
semana. Es cada último martes del mes.
Favor de
comunicarse
con
Marshall
y
Ella
Hyde
una
semana
antes al
Mass Intentions July 11th ~ 12th
417-527-2362 o [email protected]. †
Saturday Masses:
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5:00pm English ~ Mary Konstanz †
Baptism / Confirmation of Adults: If you are interested in
7:00pm Spanish/English ~ Taney County Parish Family becoming a Catholic, or are a Catholic adult who has not
been Confirmed, please contact the Parish Office for further
Sunday Masses:
information. †
8:00am English ~ Richard L. Jones †
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10:30am English ~
Holy Orders and Consecrated Religious Life: Have you
Living & Deceased Members of the Ostwinkle Family considered serving God’s people as a priest, deacon, brother
or sister? For more information, call the Parish Office or email
the Diocesan Office of Vocations at [email protected] †
Parish Office Hours
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Monday ~ Thursday 10:00am ~ 4:00pm
Visitation of the Sick: if you are homebound, entering the
Friday ~ 10:00am to Noon
hospital or otherwise desire to be anointed or receive
Communion, please call the Parish Office 417-334-2928. †
Parish Office: 417.334.2928 ~ FAX: 417.334.6883
Rectory: 417.336.2899
Tuesday Mass 9:00am ~
Living Members of the Cosper Family
OUR LADY
OF THE
 Father Rick L. Jones, LPC, Pastor
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[email protected]
Father Simon Mario Cr. Enudu, Associate Pastor
[email protected]
Deacon Daniel Vaughn
[email protected]
Deacon Richard Harden
[email protected] ~ 719-648-0100
Sister Francine Koehler, SSND, Pastoral Associate
[email protected] ~ 417-334-2928 ext 105
LAKE PARISH STAFF:
 Joyce Arnold, Communication Ministry
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[email protected] ~ 417-334-2928 ext 103
Pat Hutcheson, Coordinator of Religious Education &
Youth Ministry, [email protected] ~ 334-2928 ext 104
Dennis & Debbie Labanowski, Parish Custodial Services
Lynn Melendez, Catholic Campus Ministry @ CofO
[email protected]
David Wright, Pastoral Associate
[email protected] ~ 417-334-2928 ext 106
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LAWN & CLEANING SERVICES
Mow ~ Trim ~ Power Wash ~ Rake Leaves
House Cleaning ~ Windows
Trash Away & All About Cleaning
Call Miguel or Blanca Canizalez
For FREE estimate 417-272-3013
25 years experience ~ Cell 417-598-1221
Have Family or Business Disputes?
School issues, Rent, Medical
or other bills?
Personal assistance available
335.5759
Stop conflicts --- Save Legal Costs
Use Mediation to Solve Problems
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MOW-JO’s Lawn Service
FIREARMS TRAINING
Ken & Margaret Irvin, Owners
No charge for inquiries
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A Wild Hair
Needlework Supplies & Accessories
Call Dr. MICHAEL K. HYNES
816.454.2555
417.699.3845
Shawn Stone, Stylist
Christopher Link, Stylist
HAIR & NAIL STUDIO
ACROSS FROM WAL-MART
W. HWY 76 — BRANSON, MO
PROFESSIONAL HAIR • NAIL • FACIAL
“WALK-INS WELCOME” 417-337-5577
Amish Country Store
3100 Gretna Rd, Branson
417-335-3200
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Mon - Fri 8—5 & Sun 8—4
...Get 'em workin' for you!
√ Complete lawn maintenance
√ Top-quality work
√ Insured
Pat Sheil (Marla’s husband)
294-1042
New &
Pre-owned
Sales &
Leasing
CHEVROLET ~ BUICK ~ GMC
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N. Hwy 65 B UTCH
Branson, MO 65616
WOLFE 417-334-3114
1-800-766-9215
GREENLAWN FUNERAL HOME
CREMATORY - MONUMENTS
PRE-ARRANGEMENT SERVICES
708 HIGHWAY 248
Branson, MO
334-1550
BRANSON
TRI-LAKES NEWS
Michael, Dianne & Nathan Schuver, Parishioners
417-334-3161
www.bransontrilakesnews.com
503 W MAIN ~ 336-5303
200 Industrial Park Drive
Hollister, MO 65672
Farmers Insurance
JENNIFER A. KRUSE
550 Branson Landing Blvd
417.348.1700
[email protected]
Agency Owner/Parish Member
1386 HWY 376 ~ 336-2565
AFFORDABLE ACCOUNTING
Darrel & Susan Bearden
1440 State Hwy 248
SNAPP BEARDEN
& Income Taxes, LLC
417-239-3700
FUNERAL HOME
OZARKS MEMORIAL PARK
Hablamos Español
Agentes Certificados en el proceso de numeros ITIN
BRANSON 417-334-3670
Miles Construction Services
M
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www.gerkenandassociates.com
Downing Street Furniture
#1
Downing Street
Historic Downtown Hollister
417.334.5030 Dale & Linda Farris, Owners
www.downingstfurniture.com
Macadoodles
All Your Beverage Needs
800 Craft & Import Beers
Over 4000 Wines ~ Wine Tasting Daily
Beer - Fine Wine - Spirits
Across from Belks ~ 483 Branson Landing Blvd
417.544.9865
www.branson.macadoodles.com
CUSTOM HOMES & QUALITY RENOVATIONS
FIRE & WATER RENOVATIONS
S
C
BRIAN MILES
Upgrades • Remodeling • Additions • Kitchen • Baths
Repair • Painting Decks • Cabinets/Countertops • Etc
CELL 417-527-0301
Vasken’s Deli
3200 Gretna Road, Suite 100, Branson
Sugar Leaf Bakery Cafe
I
WIF
FREE
OPEN SUNDAY 11 AM — 2 PM
FREE SMALL DRINK WITH THE BULLETIN
Morning Pastries-Daily Lunch Specials-Special Creations
Wedding Cakes & Catering
Located in the Grand Village
www.sugarleaftreats.com ~ 417-336-6618
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CANTWELL, SMITH & TROKEY, LLP
417-334-9182
TELEPHONE 417/334-2222
115 W. ATLANTIC
Monday—Saturday 11:00 am — 6:00 pm FACSIMILE 417/334-2777
BRANSON, MO 65616
http://vaskensdeli.com/
www.cantwell-law.com
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Meeting 1st Thursday of the Month
4TH & 5TH GRADE CLASSROOMS
LOWER LEVEL OF THE CHURCH
ROSARY 6:30PM MEETING 7:00 PM
PATRICK GUIDRY 417.231.3297
HEISS SELF STORAGE
599 MAPLE STREET
(2 MILES SOUTH OF HOLLISTER)
F RED & M ARY H EISS
336-4309