1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

Saint Clare of Assisi
15642 Clayton Road − Ellisville MO 63011 − 636.394.7307 − [email protected]
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Third Sunday of Easter
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
R E V. M S G R . K E V I N G . C A L L A H A N , Pa sto r
R E V. B R I A N E . H EC K TO R , A s s o c i a te Pa sto r
R E V. PAT R I C K J . C H R I S TO P H E R , I n Re s i d e n c e
D EACO N W. A L A N W H I TS O N
D EACO N D E N N I S K . STOVA L L
MASS SCHEDULES
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday
5:00 P.M.
Sunday
6:30 A.M., 8:00 A.M.,
10:00 A.M., 12:00 Noon, 5:00 P.M.
(No Sunday 5pm on
May 10, May 24, June 21, July 5)
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M.
Saturday
9:00 A.M.
PASSIONIST CHAPEL MASSES
636.527.6867
Monday through Friday 6:30 A.M.
Saturday & Sunday
7:30 A.M.
MATRIMONY
Couples planning marriage please
contact a parish priest or deacon at
least six (6) months in advance of the
marriage.
HOLY ORDERS & CONSECRATED
(RELIGIOUS) LIFE
If interested, please call the parish
rectory or the Archdiocesan Office of
Vocations at 314.792.6460.
PARISH OFFICES
RECTORY—636.394-7307
Fax 636.394-6264
MUSIC MINISTRY-Mrs. Brenda
Soboleski
DEVOTIONS
FINANCIAL-Mrs. Lesley Patey
ROSARY
Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, SECRETARIAL-Mrs. Mary Thien
Friday, Saturday after morning Mass
Every Saturday at 4:30 P.M.
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION—
PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTION
636.394.4368
Most Tuesdays at 8:20 A.M.
Miss Nina Blaida, Director of
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Religious Education
Tuesday after 8:30am Mass to
Mrs. Sheila Trani, Coordinator of
Wednesday before 8:30am Mass
Religious Education
Mrs. Jackie Stewart, PSR
SACRAMENTS
Administrative Asst.
RECONCILIATION
ST. CLARE SCHOOL—636.227.8654
Saturday 4:00 P.M. to 4:45 P.M., or
Mrs. Marie Sinnett, Principal
any time upon request
Mrs. Sheila Trani, Coordinator of
BAPTISM
Religious Ed.
Baptism preparation required. Please
Mrs. Melia Linneman, Secretary
call the Rectory to make
YOUTH MINISTRY—636.394.0264
arrangements.
Mr. Brian Straub, Director
WEB PAGE address:
www.saintclareofassisi.org
E-MAIL: [email protected]
15642 Clayton Rd
Ellisville MO 63011
636.394.7307
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN
636.394.4368
Mrs. Jackie Stewart, Coordinator
Mrs. Sheila Trani,
Coordinator of Safe Touch
COMMUNION CALLS
hospital or home
Please call the Parish Office to request
Communion. Also, please notify the
rectory when a parishioner is
hospitalized.
FUNERAL OUTREACH
Provides a luncheon for the bereaved
family of a parishioner or immediate
family member. Please call:
Jean Karins 636.527.4740 or
Sallie Roche, 636.779.2805 or
Yvonne Morrison 636.391.6026
MEALS FOR NEW PARENTS
Meals provided for families with new
babies.
Mrs. Katie Flynn, 636.230.6733
PASTORAL CARE
Mrs. Bridget Whitson 314.402.0439
PRO-LIFE CRISIS or HOT LINE:
314.792.7555
ATHLETIC HOT LINE: 636.230.4343
NEW TO SAINT CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH??? WELCOME!
If you are not currently registered and wish to join the Parish, call the parish office at 636.394.7307 or complete
this form and place it in the collection or send it to St. Clare, 15642 Clayton Road, Ellisville, Missouri 63011.
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Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
STEWARDSHIP
“Jesus Himself stood among them and said to them,
‘Peace to you.’ But they were startled and
frightened.” - Luke 24:36-37
Throughout the day we have many opportunities to
“see the face of Jesus” in others and provide some
“peace” in their lives. Just because the person is a
stranger, maybe looks different than us or is
someone we don’t particularly care for, doesn’t let us
off the hook.
READINGS for the WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30;
Jn 6:22-29
Acts 7:51 — 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a,
17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35
Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40
Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20;
Jn 6:44-51
Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59
1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17;
Mk 16:15-20
Acts 4:8-12; Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28,
29; 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, April 20
*6:30 AM Dave Szukalski
8:30 AM Donna Wulff
Tuesday, April 21, St. Anslem
*6:30 AM Rita, Alphonse, Jane Wargel
+8:30 AM Jack Wegeschiede
Wednesday, April 22
*6:30 AM Celeste Millman
8:30 AM Susan Driscoll
Thursday, April 23, St. George & St. Adalbert
*6:30 AM Concetta Sacco
+8:30 AM Bill Boehmer
Friday, April 24, St. Fidelis
*6:30 AM Anthony Hummel
8:30 AM Jerry Denness
Saturday, April 25, St. Mark
*7:30 AM Meyer Family
9:00 AM Giusephina Reciniello
Saturday, April 25, Vigil of the 4th Sunday of Easter
5:00 PM Bruce Panus
Sunday, April 26, Fourth Sunday of Easter
6:30 AM Parishioners
8:00 AM Mary Jane Baechle
10:00 AM Christopher Lammert
12:00 PM Tschopp Family
5:00 PM Giusephina Salluzzi
+ School Children at Mass * at Passionist Nuns’ Chapel
We are grateful for your gift to God and
your continued support and sacrifice to our parish.
The Fiscal Year began July 1st, 2014—
April 12th envelope collection
Amount needed to stay within budget
April 12th under budget
Fiscal YTD over budget
$ 23,879.00
$ 29,000.00
- $ 5,121.00
+$ 12,691.00
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
Pledge Drive Begins
The Annual Catholic Appeal will
be held in all parishes throughout
the St. Louis Archdiocese on the
weekends of April 18 & 19, April
25 & 26 and May 2 & 3. This is
the largest and most visible effort of Catholics in our
area to reach out to those in need and to support
Catholic education.
Our parish goal this year is $241,310 with a
Challenge Goal of $297,551. It will take the support
of everyone to make this happen. You can make
your pledge or donation, starting this weekend, by
filling out your card that will be in the Gathering Area
after all Masses.
If you have supported this very important cause in
the past—thank you and please continue to do so! If
you’ve never been part of the Appeal, please
prayerfully consider participating this year to make a
difference in so many people’s lives. If you would be
interested in volunteering a small amount of time to
help the committee conduct the ACA, please contact
Dawn Burger, Parish Chairperson, at 636-256-2575.
PA R I S H N E W S
Attention All FIRST GRADE PARENTS:
This Sunday, April 19th at 6:15 PM in Church, there
will be a First Reconciliation Meeting, for Parents
only, regarding your child's First Reconciliation,
which will take place in November of their Second
Grade year. (Your child must be receiving religious
education in first grade.) Please contact the
Religious Education Office at 636.394.4368 for more
information.
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
WHAT CATHOLICS WANT TO KNOW
WHITE HOUSE RETREAT
White House Retreat for Men AND Women of the
parish: Each year parishioners are invited to spend a
three day weekend away in a silent retreat on the
bluffs of the Mississippi to seek:
Peace, Understanding, Rest, Reconnection,
Forgiveness, Prayer, Reflection, Love, Solitude,
Consolation, Awareness, Discernment, Inspiration,
Example, Contemplation
Men's dates: August 27-30 or October 15-18
Women's weekend retreats available:
5/21-24; 7/23-26; 11/12-15
Also available, women’s weekday retreat available:
5/4-7; 9/14-17; 10/5-8; 10/19-22; 11/16-19
Contact Frank Grimes [email protected] or
636.256.8444.
DASK RETREAT
Have you or someone you know recently experienced a
separation and/or divorce? This retreat consists of talks,
discussions and liturgical celebrations, as well as time for
fun and relaxation. Father John Paul Hopping will be
leading the DASK (Divorced & Separated Koinonia)
retreat on April 24-26, 2015 as Spiritual Director, in
addition to a team of Catholic men and women who have
experienced separation and/or divorce. This is a time to
retreat, reflect and heal. The 48-hour retreat begins
Friday evening and concludes on Sunday afternoon. It is
a weekend for those who are in the process of adjusting
from married life to being a single person. The retreat is
held at Todd Hall Retreat Center in Columbia, Illinois. To
register or to request a brochure, please call Jean
Stortzum 314.704.1870 or Carol Whitehead
314.775.1253.
DYNAMIC CATHOLIC, ALIVE!
What is Holiness? Holiness is our sharing in the
divine life of the Trinity, a profound intimacy with
God. This holiness is at the heart of Catholic
renewal: “Everything we wish to achieve in the
Church depends first and foremost upon the depth
of our response to His call to Holiness” (Archbishop
Carlson). Which saints serve as models of holiness
for you? As we’ll see next week, holiness is not just
for the saints. archstl.org/dynamic
BUILDING A CULTURE OF VOCATIONS
A misconception among some Catholics is that the
priest has an ideal job: he works one day each
week, Sunday. They forget that the other six days a
week, the priest works long and hard behind the
scenes: bringing communion to the sick and elderly,
counseling troubled families, visiting school classes,
preparing individuals for sacraments. Often the job is
frustrating, exhausting and thankless, but always of
vital importance. Take some time this week and
express appreciation to your priests for the difficult
work they do.
YEAR of CONSECRATED LIFE
Come and See—Open House
Missionary Sisters of St. Peter Claver
Sunday, April 26, 2015, 1-4pm
667 S Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield 63017
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
URGENT PRAYER LINE
If you have an urgent prayer request, please call one
of the captains of the phone chain. The members of
the phone chain and e-mail chain will then offer their
prayers for your request.
On a Marriage Encounter weekend, couples have a
chance to rekindle and renew communication and their
appreciation for each other. These weekends will be
presented on April 24-26 or August 7-9. If you would like
to apply for one of these now, see the web page at
www.stl-wwme.org or simple call 314.469.7317. It is yours
for a lifetime.
Kathy Knox 636.394.3226 Marlene Crivello 636.227.4859
BREAD AND WINE
Both the bread and the wine are food items that require not only the harvest from the
earth, but also human effort to produce. They both also require a blend of many grains of
wheat or grapes which are crushed to make the final product. These are fitting elements
to become the Body of Christ, broken for us, and the Blood of Christ, poured out for us.
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
PA R I S H N E W S
We are seeking four individuals to become members of the
St. Clare Parish Council. You may self-nominate or nominate
another parishioner. If you or someone you know would be willing
to donate time and talents to our St. Clare Community, please
consider becoming a member of the St. Clare Parish Council. We
will be seeking nominations for four new members - from now
through May 3rd.
There are multiple methods to submit nominations and everyone in
the Parish is welcome to participate. Nominations can be submitted via
the following methods:
 Nomination forms and submission box located in the back of Church throughout the nomination period.
 Email nominations can be submitted to Msgr. Callahan - [email protected].
Please remember to include name, address, and telephone number of the individual(s) being
nominated and put “Parish Council Nomination” in the subject line of the email.
 Contacting a Parish Council Member:
President: Ken Wening, [email protected], 636.227.7718
Secretary: Julie Conrey, [email protected], 636.527.8183
Once nominated, each nominee will be contacted to confirm their acceptance to be entered into a general
drawing. The four new members will be selected and announced at the 10:00am Mass on May 10, 2015.
The following provides a brief overview of who we are, what we do, and what is required.
What is a Parish Council:
Parish Council is a group of ten-twelve individuals selected from the St. Clare membership at large that
function as an advisory body to the pastor of a Parish. Parish Council promotes the mission of the Church
by assisting with guidance on direction of how the Parish develops and responds to the Sacramental,
educational and physical life of its members. The primary task is to be constructive and directive in the
spiritual and faith-development of the Parish. They assist with consultation on major tasks and
undertakings of the Parish with focus on various events to promote both Parish life and unity.
Commitment:
The total commitment for Parish Council is a three year term. The commitment is the simple part because
it only requires your time and talents. The time commitment for Parish Council varies depending on the
issues and topics that one participates in throughout the year. The yearly commitment is on average 10
meetings per year that run approximately one to one and a half hours long. Involvement in the various
activities throughout the year could require an additional 20 – 30 hours throughout the year.
History:
The concept of a Parish Council was introduced into Parish life shortly after the Second Vatican Council.
Underlying the structure of the Parish Council is the recognition of the rights and responsibility of all the
baptized. It is participation in the ministry of the Church that allows the council to exist and provides a
means for a shared and collaborative ministry. Parish Councils are a way for
all members of the Church, priests and laity, by virtue of oneness in Jesus
Christ to satisfy baptismal responsibilities. Our role as believers is to preach
and teach the Gospel of Jesus to build the Kingdom of God on earth. As
Catholics, we do this within a communal context - a Parish. The work of a
Parish Council is the promotion of the mission of the Parish as well as that of
the Church.
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
April 25/26
5:00 PM
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Hospitality
D Callahan
S Fike
B&B Hartman
G Mueller
B&J Robertson
A Hertel
J Krebs
T Potter
B Deemer
R&C Gardiner
M King
B Peters
B Cannon
J Foppe
B Gellasch
P Goevert
M O’Neill
M Plunkett
B Burger
P Froehlich
S Justen
J Watson
Readers
T Henry
J Ramacciotti
G Smith
D Wingertsahn
M Kraus
C Shipman
J Broom
H Litzsinger
T Councilor
J Karlovich
Extraordinary
Ministers
J Bisch
D Callahan
P Carpio
K Copple
P Johnson
A Lodes
K Lodes
*G Villaire
A Wiesler
A Konold
L Trani
S Trani
*P Wingertsahn
*A Conroy
E Conroy
J Ram
M Russo
M Russo
D Sieveking
C Swieca
T Windler
N Young
*T Arey
S Furlow
K Kaiman
R Pitlyk
J Quade
D Stovall
D Venverloh
J J Venverloh
needed
*T Jannett
B Jaworowski
M King
K Kohlberg
P Perniciaro
T Perniciaro
K Schormann
M Schraeder
needed
F Gervascio
K Gervascio
*J Graziano
E Komos
P McNeil
J Seiler
S Stanek
B Straub
S Schultz
J Spellmeyer
M Watson
J Hermsmeier
A Klenke
M Mazzuca
* indicates
rotating
captains
D.O.T.G. Ministers
5:00 PM
S&S Kiger
Servers
J Bisch
M Hummel
S Kelly
E Steele
M Steele
Certificates
P Johnson
M Ziegler
T Murphy
L Stadnyk
A Bolt
S Coco
M Coco
C Kafoury
M Kimes
T Kreikemeier
G Hammerschmidt J Schlee
O U R PA R I S H FA M I LY
WELCOME to OUR PARISH
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Greg & Elizabeth (McBride) Oeltjen, with children,
Madison, Jackson, on Macklin Road
C. J. & Kristin (Wickenhauser) Pilliod, with son,
Charlie, on Long Branch Court
Ray Sirtak
Jeff Chiburis
Kota McManus
Stacy Rakestraw
Mary Ann Tiemeyer
Luther Oliver
Ursula Tamunday
Craig Pisarkiewicz
Patricia Sainato
Brandon Ronning
Paul Goevert
James Vizek
Nick Sorel
Mark Haywood
Gina Corley
Rachel Boehmer
Carmella Weisbrod
Marilyn Missel
Jim Berblinger
Lorene Schmich
Suzanne Meldrum
Lorraine Schneider
Helena Bobnar
Patrick Bradley
Leah Chilton
Shirley Kitzmiller
Carol Smith
Lou Dueringer
Alma Marino
Nick Marino
Sally Hodson
Mark Klein
Ellen Walsh
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to our Nonagenarians and Centenarians!!
Ralph Ritter—92 on April 21st
Lorene Schmich—95 on April 25th
WEDDING BANNS
2. 5/2/15, St. John the Apostle: Patricia Elaine Gibson,
daughter of Ken & Ann (Schnieders) Gibson & Michael
John Uhlmeyer, son of Larry & Patty (Page) Uhlmeyer
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY (50th, 55th or 60 years plus)
Bill & Pat Bloemker—61 years on April 24th
REST IN PEACE
Jeanette Brinegar, sister of Paul (Shelly) Goevert
Mary Dollard, sister-in-law of Bill Millman
Patricia Gardiner, mother of Ray (Cathy) Gardiner
Gwen Zamberlan, mother of Tony (Julie) Zamberlan
The SANCTUARY LAMP will burn
this week, April 19th—April 25th
In Loving Memory of
Rita, Alphonse, Jane Wargel
Michelle Nightingale
Jim Boland
Carmeline Carter
Bob Coleman
Ray Mauzy
Leo Stratmann
Syl Bax
Loretto Murphy
Rosemary Stroup
Bob Klebolt
Robert E. Smith
Alex Wangerin
Tom McCullen
Phyllis McCauley
Barb Smoltz
Joe Smoltz
Jeanne Maher
Shelley Sparkman
Mark Wrozier
Betty Villinger
Carl Rogge
Loretto Wagner
Joan Juelfs
Kristine Zander
Jim Olenski
Marcia Blake
Carol Flickinger
Kay Oslica
John McCarthy
Sr. Rose Marie
Dobleman
Cathy Blake
Verena Adragna
Mary Pavic
Dustin Ashby
John Stanton
Francine Graziano
Neoma Schmitz
Gloria Unangst
Lou Flynn
Don Kemner
Margaret Littleton
Joseph Stanton
Mary Cowell
Dottie Piel
Kim Cohen
Jerry Weisbrod
Cirila Cuasay
Bob Conley
Carole Rochow
T J Biddle
Deidre Gossett
Kathleen Telscher
Gloria Schnell
Jeff Brockelmeyer
Marcella Hoffmann
Dennis Wagner
Stephanie Walker
John Walsch
Lindsey Maloney
Tom Peck
Mary Ann Mulligan
Dolores Kohlberg
Jacque Murray
Barb Hogan
Peggy Finan
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
SOCIAL JUSTICE/SOCIAL ACTION/WAYS TO HELP
St. Vincent de Paul
AUTOMOBILE
DONATION for the Poor
National Car Program: Donated car is sold at
auction and proceeds of sale come to St. Clare of
Assisi SVDP Conference. Please call Jim Swieca,
636.220.1389 for more information. All paper work,
tax benefits, etc. are taken care of for you.
MOTHER’S DAY CARDS
Birthright of Hillsboro is again
providing Mother's Day cards. There
is no charge for the cards. However if
you want to mail a contribution to
Birthright, instructions are included in
the cards. The cards are in the
gathering space.
BLOOD DRIVE
SVDP PANTRY NEEDS
There will be a blood drive in the gym on May
The pantry is in need of the following items; toilet
paper, hamburger helper, macaroni and cheese,
juice, chunky beef soup, peas, pancake mix, tuna,
laundry detergent, coffee, Velveeta. Please NO
green beans or corn. Thank you for your continued
generosity.
17, 2015 from 8:00AM to 1:30PM. Please give
if you can. New blood donors are badly
needed! Many of our loyal donors are now too
old to give. To make an appointment or for
questions, call Julie Concagh, 394.4484. Sign
up in the Gathering Space!
LET US PRAY FOR PEACE THROUGHOUT OUR
WORLD. WE PRAY FOR ALL WHO DEFEND THE
CAUSE OF FREEDOM. The daughters and sons of
our parish in the military are:
Lt Eric Adkisson
Maj Jarrod Aranda
PO2 Jeff Belcher
Cpl Steven M. Brown
SGT Christopher Buerke
Sgt Brian Conlon
Capt Aaron Coulter
Capt Tony Crnko
TSgt John Driscoll
*Lt Col Mary Durbin
PFC Greg Favazza
MSG Christopher Fick
Lt Matt Finan
1SG Frank Gervascio
*SSgt Dennis M. Gildea Jr
LT Cole Greenhouse
SSgt Michael J. Hartman
LTJG Mike Jendrycki
SFC Tim Kelley
PFC John Koch III
PFC Ellen Meyer
LCpL Adam Miklasz
MAJ William Miller
SGT Alex Moranz
LT Mark C. Mueller
Capt Meredith Mueller
CPT Michael Murray
SN Kevin O’Neill
PVT Stephen O’Neill
LCDR Nate Olish
Maj Ryan Olish
SSgt Brian Petersen
*2LT Rick Phillips
MAJ Elizabeth Popiak
MAJ John Popiak
PO1 Bryan Reading
CPT Jason Sartori
LT Kevin Schrodt
LT Melissa Schrodt
Maj Aaron M. Stumpf
1LT Raymond Wagner III
SPC Kale X. Weishaar
*SA Karl Weishaar
PO3 Nick Welegala
Sgt Ryan Zander
* = serving in the Mideast
(Please call the rectory if we are missing any names of
our parishioners or their sons or daughters.)
WORD OF LIFE
“Every child, at every age of development, brings us
God’s smile and invites us to recognize that life is His gift,
a gift to be welcomed with love and preserved with care
always and at every moment.” — 2009-10 Respect Life
Program Flyer, USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
ORGANIZATIONS & MINISTRIES
Information Night
7 – 8 p.m.
Thursday, April 30
St. Clare of Assisi Cafeteria
15668 Clayton Road
Ellisville, MO 63011
Who are American Heritage Girls? AHG is a scout
program that builds young women (age 5-18) of
integrity through service to God, family, community
and country. The all-girl unit provides a nurturing
environment ripe for learning and building positive
relationships. The AHG program grows as a girl
grows and is Christ-centered and allows girls to
learn leadership skills and faith values. There are
many troops in the St. Louis area already in place
with a great troop support system, allowing girls to
earn badges, camp (both overnight and day
camping) and perform service in their communities.
Interested in joining a troop … or starting one of your
own at your parish for the 2015-2016 school year?
Come find out more!
Please contact Sue Inserra at 314-973-0710,
[email protected], or Michelle Dean at 636399-4889, [email protected] to answer
any of your questions. Or visit ahgonline.org.
SUMMER RETREAT SIGN-UPS
High schoolers and 8th graders looking
to join us for Project Life, Steubenville or
Camp UNLEASHED need to RSVP and
put down a $100 deposit to reserve their spot for
these events. Information can be found on the parish
website, under the "Youth" section; please contact
Brian Straub today!
WHY JOIN THE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS?
Imagine being part of an organization that fills your heart and your mind with the joy of giving to others and
the feeling that comes with making a difference.
Knights are Catholics, 18 years of age or older, who are committed to making their community a better place,
while supporting their Church. Being a Knight is more than camaraderie: it is being involved with your
community; it is supporting your local Catholic Church, while enhancing your own faith: it is about protecting
and enhancing your family life.
Come see what we are all about and take the first steps to enhance your personal life.
Meetings are held at 7:00pm on the 3rd Tuesday of the month in the school’s Art Room. For additional
information please contact Vic Panus, Grand Knight at 636.394.2735 or any Knight.
Third Sunday of Easter
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Third Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2015
OPPORTUNITIES & HAPPENINGS
Infertility Support Group
The next discussion group
meeting will be held on
Wednesday, April 22nd from
5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at Mercy
Hospital, Department of Fertility
Care Services, 11700 Studt
Road, Suite C (one block south
of Olive on Studt Road, east of
new Ballas Road). This group
has been formed to provide an
opportunity to meet with others
experiencing infertility to share
insights, feelings and
experiences. Please call to
confirm meeting time and date
or for more information on the
group or seminar contact
314.997.7576
All meetings are held at 11700
Studt Ave, Ste C, St. Louis, MO
63141. Please watch the
website for upcoming
information or contact us at
314.997.7576 or e-mail
[email protected]
or [email protected].
Holy Infant Knights of
Columbus Bingo on April
25th. Starts at 7:00pm. Doors
open at 6:00pm. Minimum $50
Payout per Game! Pull tabs for
sale! Admission is $20/person
and includes: 15 Games of
Bingo (9 cards for each game)
and Drinks (Beer, Soda, Wine &
Water). Sandwiches and
Snacks Available for Purchase.
ADULTS ONLY PLEASE
THIS WEEK…
Sun., April 19
Science Room Closed
10:00am Babysitting-Assisi House
11:00am Welcoming Breakfast-Cafeteria
11:15am RCIA-Library
6:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
6:15pm 1st Reconciliation Meeting-Church
Mon., April 20
Science Room Closed
3:00pm Brownies 4501 (Hymes)-Assisi House
5:30pm PSR Classes-School
7:00pm PSR Catechist-Art Room
7:00pm SVDP Meeting-Assisi House
Tue., April 21
Science Room Closed
7:45am Rosary-Assisi House
9:00am Adoration-Church
9:15am Adult Faith (Steele)-Assisi House
3:00pm Peer Tutoring-Library & Science Room
5:30pm Legion of Mary-Assisi House
7:00pm Knights of Columbus-Art Room
7:00pm Ladies’ Auxiliary-Assisi House
7:00pm CRHP 15-Library
Wed., April 22
Science Room Closed
9:00am Bible Study-Assisi House
3:00pm Peer Tutoring-Library & Art Room
3:00pm Youth Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
7:00pm Noon Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:30pm Boy Scouts-Cafeteria
Thurs., April 23
Science Room Closed
7:45am Rosary-Assisi House
6:45pm Cub Scouts Pack Meeting-Cafeteria
7:00pm 10am Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00pm Archdiocesan Meeting-Rectory
Fri., April 24
Science Room Closed
Sat., April 25
Science Room Closed
11:00am FIRST COMMUNION-Church
Sun., April 26
Science Room Closed
10:00am Babysitting-Assisi House
11:15am RCIA-Library
1:00pm Baptism-Gathering Space
6:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
WHY IS IT
Sunday
Breakfast
A man wakes up after sleeping
under an ADVERTISED blanket
on an ADVERTISED mattress
and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower
shaves with an ADVERTISED razor
brushes his teeth
with ADVERTISED toothpaste
washes with ADVERTISED soap
puts on ADVERTISED clothes
drinks a cup
of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to work
in an ADVERTISED car
and then . . . .
refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
9 AM - 2 PM
636-220-8989
Banquets
& Catering
$5 OFF
a $25
www.candiccis.net Purchase
100 Holloway @ Manchester Rd.
Jesus
A to Z
Michael O’Neill McGrath, OSFS
WHY IS IT?
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise starting
as low as $1045 per couple. Daily Mass and Rosary offered.
Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
an Official
Travel Agency
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
of AOS-USA
Advertising here
helps your parish
& your business.
A colorful Catholic ABC book
for kids and families! Includes
a glossary of questions to help
adults pass on their Catholic faith.
007199 9 x 12 Hardcover
$16.99 each • Special Offer — 2 for $25.00!
800-566-6150
www.wlpmusic.com
email: [email protected]
www.jspaluch.com
Call Dan Brady
800.945.6629
Committed to Caring
Ballwin, MO.
636-227-5511
Claymont Auto Repair
Eureka, MO.
WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS!
636-938-3000
$5.00 OFF Oil Change
David Dyer, Owner
clayton Rd.@ Kehrs Mill 636-527-7012
www.schrader.com
PROTECTING SENIORS
NATIONWIDE
Kassin & Carrow, LLC
Attorneys at Law
PUSH
Practice limited to
Social Security
Disability Claims
Financing
Available
Ask About
Getting 10%
Of Your Total
Donated
To St. Clare
Marty Carrow
Parishioner
(800) 273-8380
(636) 936-8300
www.kassincarrow.com
Offices in MO and IL
TALK
...........
RESIDENTIAL ROOFING • COMMERCIAL ROOFING
SIDING • GUTTERS • SOFFIT & FASCIA
TessonRoofing.com • (314) 932-1042
24/7 HELP
...........
$19.95*/Mo. + 1 FREE MONTH
➢ No Long-Term Contracts
➢ Price Guarantee
➢ American Made
TOLL FREE:
1-877-801-8608
*First Three Months
ADVERTISING
He who has a thing to sell and
goes and whispers in a well, is
not so apt to get the dollars as
he who climbs a tree and hollers.
PHYLLIS & KRIS BARR
Bringing Families & Homes Together
The Barr Tradition
Over 60 Years Experience
Parishioner
Coldwell Banker Gundaker
636-394-9300
314-750-8054
[email protected]
www.phylisandkrisbarr.cbgundaker.com
Briner Electric Company
12444 Olive Blvd. Creve Coeur, MO
(314) 514-1111
Funeral Directors Since 1935
Family Owned and Operated
– FIELDER –
Serving St. Louis Electrically Since 1895
Commercial
Michael Fogarty Jr. - Parishioner
314-298-0800 - www.BrinerElec.com
ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC.
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL
Service Upgrades • New Homes • Remodeling • Room Additions • Basements • Kitchens
Bathrooms • Code Violations • Knob & Tube Upgrades • Back Up Generator Systems
$20OFF Any Electrical Work of $100 or more 314-966-3388
512868 St Clare of Assisi (B)
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629
Off-Duty Firefighter Handyman
~ Complete Plumbing Service~
Since 1951
Repairs - Remodeling
Sewer Service
636-225-0992
www.ojlaughlinplumbing.com
Trinity-Quality Electric, Inc.
For All Your Electrical Needs
Home • Office • Store • Factory
24 Hour Emergency Service
636-346-3861
Excellence in Home Cleaning
Since 1988
Parishioner Owned
636-938-3838
ASK
FOR
ST. CLARE DISCOUNT
636-238-1060
Dawson ROOFING, INC.
Specialists In Quality
Reroofing & Repairs
WILDWOOD
HEATING & COOLING, INC.
For Prompt Professional Service
SCOTT EHRLICH - Parishioner
Member RCGA and NRCA
Fully Insured For Your Protection
Financing Available
Since 1978 FREE ESTIMATES
We accept: M/C VISA DISCOVER AMEX
$25 OFF ANY SERVICE CALL
NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER
Brad Hackett
314-540-6311
[email protected]
CHARLIE
RIES
Gabbie Buys Houses
Call Michele Taormina, Parishioner
314-807-2521
314-276-9178
The McKay Law Firm
PRUNING
TRIMMING
REMOVAL
www.dawsonroofing.com
Sales • Service • Installation
Holy Infant Parishioner
347 Clarkson @ Clayton
In the dark regarding your loved one
in assisted living?
We provide email updates regarding
your loved one and peace of mind to you! AS-IS • No Inspections • Fair Price
314-837-4671 • 636-949-6821
IL: 618-207-4175
(636) 458-7770
DR.
In, Fixed, Out...since 1988
ASK FOR PARISHIONER DISCOUNT
ASK FOR ST. CLARE DISCOUNT
Plumbing • Electrical • Drywall • Painting
Tile • Flooring • General Handyman Work
636-529-8200
Call Matt at 314-313-5331
www.katy.com
HAPPY PRO
HANDYMAN
www.happyprohandyman.com
KATY
COMPUTER
SYSTEMS
FREE ESTIMATES
and
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
636.219.3164
Dan Venegoni
Ask for Parishioner Discount
636-227-5900
www.KennedyCatholic.net
CONSIDER YOUR
HONEY-DO LIST DONE!
Jeanne M. Dolan
[email protected]
Friendly, Fast and Guaranteed!
Summer Camps
Now Available!
Home repair & renovation:
Plumbing, electrical, drywall,
flooring, carpentry.
Tim Hallahan, Parishioner
of St. Alban Roe
636.458.6400
www.westwoodpaintinginc.com
Certified Arborist on Staff
Fully Insured
• Estate Planning
314-725-6159
• Small Business
• Personal Injury MENTION THIS AD FOR A DISCOUNT
• Traffic
K. Kyle McKay - Parishioner
(636) 825-1300
Restaurant & Bar
www.TheMcKayLawFirm.com
Located in the Clayton-Clarkson Center
between the Daniel Boone Library and
Crestview Middle School next to Dance Inc.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Saturday/Sunday
Breakfast 7am-1pm
636-527-2425
15856 Clayton Rd. @ Clarkson
www.alibi25.com
333 Ozark Trail Dr., Ste. 100, Ellisville
St. Clare
THOME
PLUMBING
COMPANY
Parishioner
& St. Clare
School Family
DESIGN AIRE INC.
HEATING & COOLING
RESIDENTIAL • REPAIR
REMODEL • INSTALLATION
$20 OFF
Tree Pruning/Removal
(314) 961-5440 www.davey.com
(636) 230-6100
www.RiesOrtho.com
2% of Purchases of
Air Conditioners & Furnaces
will be donated
to your Parish
314-739-1600
636-394-6737
TREE & LAWN CARE EXPERTS SINCE 1880
MASTERCARD • VISA • DISCOVER
thomeplumbing.com
Consider Remembering
Your Parish in Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
Personal Counseling and Psychiatry
Individual, Child, Family, and Marriage Counseling
498 Woods Mill Road, Manchester, MO 63011
636-391-9966 / www.cfsstl.org
College or retirement?
Find out how to afford both.
John J. George, Financial Advisor
317 Clarkson Road • Suite 203
Ellisville, MO 63011
636-227-9550
Member SIPC
www.edwardjones.com
2015 PARKWAY PIRANHAS
CO-ED SUMMER WATER POLO
Registration is now open thru June 5th.
Please register by e-mail @ [email protected],
&/or by phone @ (636) 346-5011.
All practices are @ Parkway West High School Pool
Wednesday/Friday nights @ 8:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M.,
starting: Friday, June 5th. Ages: 12-18.
Complimentary First visit!
In the Clarkson-Clayton Center
355 Ozark Trail Drive, Suite 3
Ellisville, MO 63011
636-391-9170
www.cherreortho.com
512868 St Clare of Assisi (A)
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629