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28th Sunday of Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
Saint Martin de Porres
615 Dunn Road
Hazelwood, MO 63042
Phone (314) 895-1100
www.stmartindeporresstl.com
Fax: 314-895-5992
Rev. Joseph RajPaul Sundararaj, Pastor
Deacon David Pacino
Deacon Ed Beirne
Parish Office
Deacons David Pacino & Ed Beirne
PSR Coordinator- Marilyn Saunders
Parish Office-Annamarie Sullivan
Parish Office-Sr. Stephanie Turck
Contacts
Pastor Joseph Rajpaul Sundararaj email address:
[email protected]
Parish Office email address:
[email protected]
Priests’ Residence
Parish Office
Parish School of Religion
Knobbe House
St. Ferdinand School
(314) 895-0172
Ext. 222 (314) 895-1100
Ext. 227 (314) 895-1100
(314) 895-1100
(314) 921-2201
Schedule of Holy Eucharist
Saturday Vigil - 4:30 pm
Sunday - 8:00 am and 10:30 am
Weekdays - Monday-Friday 8:00 am
Holy Days - 8:00 am and 7:00 pm
*First Sunday of month “Youth Music” Mass-10:30 am
*Third Saturday of the month “Gospel Music” Mass - 4:30 pm
* Children’s Liturgy every Sunday but the 1st Sunday of the
month—10:30 Mass
Perpetual Help Devotions
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:15-4:00 pm or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism
Sunday after the 10:30 am Mass or by appointment after
participation in Baptism Preparation Program.
Tuesdays following 8:00 am Mass.
Exposition of Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday 8:30 am-6:00 pm. Benediction at 6:00 pm.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Contact the Pastor at least six months prior to wedding
to begin preparations.
Beyond 50 ... Next 25
Synergize! Energize! Evangelize!
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR MINISTRY
MEETINGS AND ACTIVITIES THIS
WEEK
October 12 — October 19
Mon. Oct. 13
11:30-2:30 Craft Wkshp.—KH
6:30 Play Practice—Gym
7:00 Scripture Study—KH
Tues. Oct. 14
6:30 Finance Mtg.—Rectory Bsmt.
7:00 Choir Practice—Church
Wed. Oct. 15
6:30 PSR
7:00 Women’s Faith Fellowship—
Knobbe House
7:00 Baptism Preparation Class—
School
Thurs. Oct. 16
6:30 Rosary—Grotto
7:00 Choir Practice—Church
Sun. Oct. 19
6:30 NA—KH
ATTENTION:
All Who Have Supplies in the Right Front
Room of the Knobbe House!
All supplies need to be moved to the basement and
arranged neatly by each organization. This room is
going to be refurbished and it needs to be emptied
so work can begin. There will be shelves and cabinets in the basement where each group can organize
and arrange their supplies. Please do this as soon as
possible.
PRAYER CHAIN
Pat Wiswall......................................(314) 731-0933
Barb Krings......................................(314) 731-1893
Betty Wallisch..................................(314) 837-0446
YOUR GIFTS TO GOD AND PARISH
Our Mission: To reveal the loving, compassionate
presence of God to one another in the ordinariness of
our everyday lives through specific programs which:
1. Enable our senior parishioners to continue to live
safe, independent lives of high quality, in their own
homes, for as long as possible.
2. Enable any parishioner to maintain his/her accustomed quality of life during periods of high stress,
illness, family crisis, etc.
PROGRAMS AND HOW TO ACCESS THEM:
Call the program coordinator for the service that fits your
needs.
HELPING HANDS:
This program provides help with minor household
jobs such as: Changing air conditioner and furnace
filters; installing/changing batteries in smoke detectors; changing light bulbs; fixing leaking faucets;
weatherizing; trimming bushes; doing yard work;
cleaning gutters; washing a load or two of clothes,
dusting/vacuuming.
Coordinator: Charlie Wiswall Phone: 314-731-0933
MARTIN'S KITCHEN:
This program provides an occasional meal(s) during
times of extra individual/family stress, regardless of
the reason. During those times when you are weary
and long to just "sit at the feet of Jesus" like Mary in
the Gospel, and become refreshed, the volunteers
from St. Martin's will be your Martha and prepare a
warm meal to soothe you in body and spirit.
Coordinator: Barbara Krings
Phone: 314-731-1893
TRANSPORTATION:
This program offers rides to church, medical appointments, grocery shopping, as well as, pharmacy
pickups and filling small grocery orders.
Coordinator: Linda Spencer
Phone: 314-731-0479
Sunday, September 28th
Sunday
Education Fund
St. V de Paul
Beyond 50
Loose
All other Donations
TOTAL
$ 6,925.00
$ 197.00
$ 954.00
$ 2,093.00
$ 443.75
$ 671.00
$ 11,283.75
Bulletin Deadline
is Monday at 9:00 am.
Please E-mail articles to:
[email protected]
Dear Martins,
We are in the Beyond 50 moment, striving for a Vision 25, through Synergizing, Energizing and
Evangelizing of our community. These three approaches of building for the future are expressed
in many events, gatherings and profoundly in lively liturgical celebration, especially our weekend masses.
Our first Sunday 10.30 masses, two of them until this time, were a delight to witness a good
number of our PSR families joining us with our youth group. This is a great example of coming
together (synergizing) and celebrating (energizing). The RCIA program which is in the process
of being unfolded and the ongoing PSR program are very modest expression of evangelizing.
These need to be furthered strengthened. Along with these and other necessary strategies like
people, revenue and property management would play crucial role in the Vision 25. Our parish
prayer voices these many dimensions and in the weeks to come we will look into those many
facets of the parish prayer.
In this coming together, James Cecil and Paul Wiswall initiated and have organized a kickballcoming together of the parish neighborhood on October 10 between 7 and 9 PM in our grounds.
Please spread the word around.
Further there is a greater project on the making: our Parish Play in November 7 and 8 this year.
It is a dinner theater. The tickets are being sold for $15 for both the dinner and the play. This
would help to defray part the full cost of the dinner and part of the expenses for the play. Kindly
spread the word around.
But the overall framework that holds us and the Beyond 50 movement of Vision 25, is the very
name of Martin de Porres. November 3 is the feast of our Patron Saint. Since November 2 is the
solemnity of the All Souls and November 9 is the play weekend, we are intending to celebrate
the feast mass not on November 16 at the 10.30 AM mass. To enable all of us to come together
as one community and more participation, we are planning to have just one mass on November
16 at 10. 30 AM mass.
Finally as I writes this kindly ensure that negative energy and talk does not get a fertile ground
in our hearts and minds. Nothing is done in the parish out of one person’s likes or dislikes or
whims and fancies. Sometimes what we decide to do and what I do as pastor may not be according to our liking, but that does not mean we become “less church.” The church from the time of
Jesus was made of up not only different opinions but at times even opposing beliefs co-existed
and so were celebrated. And we are the Church here at Hazelwood!
Let us continue to celebrate being a Martins as Martins for the next years to come.
Peace and Grace.
Fr. RajPaul
LITURGICAL ROLES
for October 18th and 19th
Saturday, Oct. 18th- 4:30 Mass
Lectors.....................................Joan Dailey, Roy Kuhn
Eucharistic Ministers.......Patricia Barry, Lucy Beirith,
Jerome Everett, Matt Everett, Louis Fennewald,
Kris Gannon, Florence Grau, Bernadette Sickmann
Ushers.................................Larry Carron, Lawrence Weber
Servers..........Amber Davis, Barrett Lohman, Cayla Rodell
Greeters............... .....Wanda Fennewald, Marge Heinzman
Music ............................................................Timothy Hearn
Sunday, Oct. 19th - 8:00 am
Lectors..................................Earl Arseneau, Betty Wallisch
Eucharistic Ministers.....................Rosemarie Benton, Bob
Engemann, Mary Jo Giessman, Gary Guntli, Daniel
Rosenthal, Kim Rosenthal
Ushers.........................................Bill Giessman, Al Pohlman
Servers..........Dennis Canepa, Maria Huhman, Ben Huhman
Greeters.....................................Joyce Rygelski, Open
Music .......................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
Sunday, Oct. 19th - 10:30 am
Lectors….....................................Jim Beatty, Caitlin Gan
Eucharistic Ministers................,John Cira, Eugene Eller
Sharon Fiedler, Pat Kelley, Alice Lancaster, Betsey
Schaper, Jimmy Stallings, Mary Swarthout
Ushers…............................Camellia Bealler, Tony Clawson
Servers…....Hayden Wiswall, Harrison Wiswall Heron
Wiswall
Greeters..................................Delores Eckert. Harry Eckert
Music .......................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
NOVEMBER 7 OR 8
Please consider joining us November 7 or 8 for dinner and a
play about St. Martin, written,
directed and acted by your fellow parishioners. Choose the
best date for you and plan to
spend the evening with your St.
Martin friends.
Please Remember In Your Prayers
our sick friends and relatives...
Mary Jo Baker, Don Baumgardner,
Thad Bethel, Patricia Boyle, Mary Brusca, Joe Caito, Madison Carver, Margaret
Davis, Mike Delarossa, Reid Donze,
Rose Dunn, Henrietta Eichenlaub, Robert Fink, Melissa Finkeldei, Fred Finley,
Dan Friedman, Mike Gorski, Shawn Grein, Timothy
Killian, Jerry Kuhlman, Hannah Landolt, Walter
Lyman, Esther Murray, Kevin O’Brien, Cynthia Perry, B.J. Piel, B Piel, Linda Roberts, Susan Shuey, Joe
& Helen Waing, and Laura Wheeler.
...those serving in our Armed Forces:
Bobby Baker, Kenneth Barfield, Josh
Bohr, Courtney Bright, Stephan Cashore,
Mitch Christianer, Jessica Culbertson,
Zach Feltmann, Johnny Frye, Spencer
Frye, Brandon Grau, Rick Gremminger
Robert Groceman, Blake & Michaela
Hall, Dan Halley III, Jesse Harris, Joshua
Herbig, Jeffrey Kimball, Matthew
Klump, Neil Klump, Katherin Landolt,
Matt Leahart, Salvatore Lodata, Anthony
Lyman, Jerry & Tricia Majda, Joseph
Maloney, Mike Mansfield, Ryan Mason,
William McNicholas, Vince Metzger,
Ryan Meyer, Doug Patterson, Corey
Rudroff, John Sexton, Christopher Sherrel, and Robert Wooldridge, Jr.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Mon. Oct. 13
8:00 am
Frances Paszkiewicz
Tues. Oct. 14
8:00 am
Joan Jurkiewicz
Wed. Oct. 15
8:00 am
Jeni Berviller
Thur. Oct 16
8:00 am
Robert Cecil
Fri. Oct. 17
8:00 am
Marian Farquharson
Adult Dinner and Show—$15.00
Sat. Oct. 18
4:30pm
Firmin Voss
Show only $4.00
Sun. Oct. 19
8:00 am
10:30 am
Parishioners
Mark Birke
Doors Open—5:30 PM
Dinner—6:00 PM
Show—7:00 PM
Child’s Plate—Chicken tenders with chips—$6.00
WELCOME TO
ST. MARTIN DE PORRES PARISH
A warm welcome to all of you who have come to worship with us. If you are visiting, we are honored by
your presence. If you would like to become a member
of our Parish, please complete this form and place in
the collection basket or send to the parish office.
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SCHOOL OF CHARISMS
The School of Charisms will be held the week-end of
Oct. 10 - 12, 2014 at the Cardinal Rigali Center. The
presenter will be Damian Stayne, a gifted speaker
from England, dedicated to teaching the role of the
charisms given in Baptism. The Charism School
starts at 7:00 pm on Friday, continues all day Saturday and will conclude on Sunday at 4:30pm. There
will also be a Healing Prayer Service open to the public (even if not going to the workshops) at no cost on
Saturday evening, 7pm in the St. Vincent de Paul
Chapel at the Rigali Center. For more information,
call Pat at 731-0933. To register, call the Catholic
Renewal Center at 314-731-0933 or visit archstl.org/
renewal.
E-mail ______________________________________
RESPECT LIFE
The readings today speak
about the banquet to
which God-in the old and
new covenants-call his
people. The prophecy of
Isaiah tells us that God is
in the business of destroying death. "On this
mountain he will destroy
the veil that veils all people, the web that is woven over all nations; he will
destroy death forever." This is the same mountain on
which he will provide the choice foods and wines of
the banquet. God did not make death; rather he destroys it. He does so in Christ, for whom the wedding
banquet (the marriage of Christ the Bridegroom with
the Church his bride) is celebrated. To stand with
Christ is to stand with life, and to stand with life is to
stand against whatever destroys it. Nothing destroys
more life than abortion. Over 55 million babies in
our country alone have lost their lives to abortion. Oh
Lord, may we always proclaim and defend human
life as a gift from You and may we find joy in coming to the banquet. Amen!!!
CRAFTS
Thank you for all the swim noodles you have donated. We are also looking for OLD fanny
packs. These will be cut apart so the clips and
the webbing can be used for other craft projects.
Dear St. Martin family,
Do you have a Blessed Mother
stature that needs a little touch-up
paint? Or one that is unpainted,
that you would like to have painted? I would like to help. I enjoy
bringing honor to Our Mother
with this small service. I’m not
an expert, but I work carefully
and with prayer. There is no
charge or fee or donation of any
kind. It is a blessing for me to offer service to Our
Lady, it brings me peace and allows me to pray.
Mary loves me, and I love Mary. I also will pick up
and return as needed. God bless you, Sincerely, Earl
Arseneau (home) 731-3475 or (cell) 651-4195.
CHILDREN’S LITURGY:
SUNDAY OCTOBER 12TH
Jamily Maloney and Earl Arseneau
SUNDAY, OCT. 19
Chris Miller and Mary Hackmeister
BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS
There will be a Baptism Preparation Class on Wednesday, Oct.
15th, at 7:00 PM in the school
building to explain the sacraments and requirements.
If
you’ve never had a child baptized at St. Martin’s, you must
attend a class before scheduling a
baptism. Please call the office
to sign up —895-1100.
THE COMMITTEE TO RESTORE AMERICA 912
Protect our Religious Freedom and bring peace to our
communities. Help restore America to its Christian
and moral foundation. Come hear national speaker,
author, radio talk show host, attorney and Constitutional expert KrisAnne Hall. Thur Oct 16 at
Knights of Columbus Hall 50 Rue St Francois, Florissant MO 63031. Both events start at 7:00 PM.
There is no charge to attend. For more info contact
[email protected] or 314-807-3362.
READINGS
Monday, Oct. 13
Gal 4:22-5:1;
Ps 113:1-7;
Ps 95:8;
Luke 11:29-32
Tuesday, Oct. 14
Gal 5:1-6;
Ps 119:41-48;
Heb 4:12;
Luke 11:37-41
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Gal 5:18-25;
Ps 1:1-6;
John 10:27;
Luke 11:42-46
Thursday, Oct. 16
Eph 1:1-10;
Ps 98:1-6;
John 14:6;
Luke 11:47-54
Friday, Oct 17
Eph 1:11-14;
Ps 33:1-13;
Ps 33:22;
Luke 12:1-7
Saturday, Oct. 18
Eph 1:15-23;
Ps 8:1-7;
John 15:26-27;
Luke 12:8-12
Sunday, O ct. 19
Isa 45:1-6;
Ps 96:1-10;
1 Thess 1:1-5;
Phil 2:15-16;
Matt 22:15-21
OCTOBER QUILT OF THE MONTH
Congratulations to Sharon Fiedler our
October Quilt of the month winner.
TODAY'S READINGS
First Reading -- On this mountain the LORD will make for
all peoples a feast of rich food and choice wines (Isaiah 25:610a).
Psalm -- I shall live in the house of the Lord all the days of
my life (Psalm 23).
Second Reading -- God will supply whatever you need
(Philippians 4:12-14, 19-20).
Gospel -- I have prepared my banquet, and everything is
ready. Come to the feast! (Matthew 22:1-14 [1-10]).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass (c) 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights
reserved.
ST. FERDINAND SCHOOL
October 13-October 17, 2014
Monday—normal school schedule
Tuesday—Mass for grades 5-8…Bread Company
Night from 4-8 p.m.
Wednesday—Mass for grades 1-4…Kindergarten
and 8th grade field trip to pumpkin farm…Running
Club meets after school…Orchestra practice after
school…Confirmation class for 8th graders 6:30 p.m.
Thursday—Picture Day…School band practice after
school…Study Buddies after school
Friday—8:30 a.m. all school Mass…all are welcome
to attend…end of first quarter
If you would more information about St. Ferdinand
Catholic School, please contact Mrs. Anna Davis at
(314) 921-2201 or [email protected]
ENCOUNTER JESUS:
RCIA –FAITH FORMATION
Our RCIA Program —- staff,
candidates and their sponsors—
will meet October 12 and October
19th, 2014 at 9:10 a.m. in the rectory basement (Immediately following our 8:00 a.m. Mass.)
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