St. Ambrose Catholic Church
820 West Homer M. Adams Parkway, Godfrey, IL 62035-3335
www.saintambroseparish.org
Mass Schedule: Saturday, 4:30 PM
Sunday, 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation, Saturday, 3:30-4:00 PM or by appointment
Office: 618-466-2921
Fax: 618-466-2959
Rectory: 618-466-6408
Bulletin Deadline
In Parish Office no later
Than Friday by noon
[email protected]
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Normally monthly during
Saturday 4:30 PM Eucharist
or Sunday 10:30 AM
Eucharist, following Parent
Preparation.
SACRAMENT OF
MATRIMONY
Practicing Catholics of the
parish. Please contact the
Pastor.
Parish Staff
Pastor
Fr. Steve Pohlman [email protected]
Deacon
Dcn. Bill Kessler ............ [email protected]
Dcn. Tom Wilkinson ......................... 618-462-9121
Business Manager
Cathy Mahan .................. [email protected]
Parish Office
Debbie Ellebracht ........ [email protected]
Pat Klasner . ................. [email protected]
Kathleen Lieber ............ [email protected]
St. Ambrose Catholic School
618-466-4216
Principal ............................................ Susan Schmidt
[email protected]
Office Manager ................................. Jean Connoyer
[email protected]
School Board…………………..Richard Nicholson
[email protected]
Pat Kornfeld—-Victim Assistance Coordinator
217-698-8500 Ext 155 [email protected]
Twenty– Eighth
Youth Ministry
Marcia Dressman . . . . . .
[email protected]
Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Parish Nurse-Cathie Ketterer ......... 618-466-2921
Annulments-Sandy Willings ........... 618-973-0999
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Mass for the Week
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 Columbus Day
7:00 AM
Communion Service
NO 5:30 PM MASS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
7:00 AM Communion Service
8:15 AM
Ruth Stumpf
Christian Formation
PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Nancy Godar, Coordinator 466-0545
PSR is for students in grades 1-8 who attend public or
private school. Classes are from 9:15 AM-10:15 AM in
the School.
Any questions please call Nancy.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
7:00 AM
8:15 AM
Communion Service
ALL SCHOOL MASS
Vera Tiemann
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
7:00 AM
8:15 AM
Communion Service
Mary Jo Brooks
COME & LEARN ABOUT BECOMING A CATHOLIC
Greg Mattingly, Coordinator
Inquiry sessions are after the 10:30 AM Mass in the Pastoral Center. Call the Parish office at 466-2921 to express
your interest.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
7:00 AM Communion Service
8:15 AM
Ray Thomeczek
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
4:30 PM
Vince Waters
Joan McCrea
Jackie Wittman
Bill Gross
Sam Roberts, Jr.
John Nolte
SUNDAY, OCTOBER19
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
St. Ambrose Parishioners
Robert Koeller
Rick Koeller
Donald & Dorothy Davenport
Joe & Josephine Certa
Leon & Barbara Little
Fall Gathering
Ladies of the Parish!
As members of the parish Women’s Group And YOU ALL ARE—join us as we gather
For fun, fellowship, games and door prizes and
Lots of sweets, coffee, tea
Bring a friend if you’d like.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 9:00AM
St. Ambrose Pastoral Center
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
Kids are always welcome
Please Come and Grow With Jesus
We will have an opportunity to grow in
our relationship with Jesus in our spiritual
lives. We will have Fr. Albert Haase,
OFM’s newest series:
KEEPING THE FIRE ALIVE:
NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGE IN
THE SPIRITUAL LIFE
Presented at 9:30 am and repeated again
at 6:30 pm each Wednesday in one hour
sessions through October 22, 2014.
NOTICE: The St. Ambrose Parish Office
will be closed n Monday, October 13th in
observance of Columbus Day.
Dishes, Dishes, Dishes
Please pick up your dishes left from funeral luncheons.
PARISH NURSE NEWS
Parish Nurse, Cathie Ketterer
Alton Memorial Hospital
Parish Nurse Office Hours: Tues. Oct. 14th 8-11AM
FLU SHOTS: Flu shots will be given on Tuesday, October 21st from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the parish office.
Arrangements can be made for homebound and all shots
will be available on a first come basis by calling the parish
office to sign up. Medicare part B will be free if you show
your card and for all others the cost should remain the
same at $20. The fee covers the cost only.
Men's Bible Study
The conflicts of the early Christians in Corinth are in
many ways similar to our struggles today as Christians.
They, too, witnessed division, scandal, immorality, persecution and other trials. In response, St. Paul taught the
Corinthians about the Church as the Body of Christ, introducing them to the most powerful gift of all: the
Eucharist.
Join us for First Corinthians: The Church and the Christian Community at St. Ambrose Pastoral Center every
Saturday. For more information or to register for the
study, call Greg Mattingly at 210-2628 or
[email protected]
Our Sympathy
For the families of all
those who have died, especially
Bonnie Pointer
daughter of Anita Forbes
A new formation class for Permanent
Deacons is being planned.
Men over the age of 35 and under the age of 57 (in 2015)
are encouraged to consider prayerfully how God might be
calling you to this service in the Church.
If you would like additional information or have questions, please contact Fr. Steve or Deacon Bill or Deacon
Tom at the parish office. The first class of permanent deacons was ordained in 2007, with subsequent classes in
2009 and 2012. Currently, there is a class in formation
with ordination upcoming in 2016. (Our own Deacon candidate Jay Wackerly is preparing for ordination with this
class). The upcoming class formed would be ordained in
2020. The Springfield diocese has 48 deacons actively
serving in parishes and institutions.
Please remember St. Ambrose Parish and
School in your will and financial planning.
Twenty-eighth Sunday
First Reading: Isaiah 25:6-10
The mountain dearest to the people of Israel was Mount
Zion, the place upon which Jerusalem’s temple was built.
The prophet Isaiah, preaching during a time of political
upheaval, foresees a day when God will gather on Mount
Zion all the people of the world for a great banquet.
Second Reading: Philippians 4:12-14, 19-20
On his missionary journeys, Paul took pride in supporting
himself as a leatherworker. Now it's different. Paul is in
prison and dependent upon his beloved Philippians. They
generously sent him help, the only Christian community
known to do so. As he now concludes his letter to them,
Paul thanks them for their support and encouragement.
Scripture Focus: Matthew 22:1-14
In the Scriptures, meals are always occasion of sharing of
life, memories and intimacy. This simple human experience represents the rich life shared between God and his
people. The wedding banquet especially looks to the end
time when God and his people will find a final sharing of
life with each other. In this parable the first guests invited
refuse to come. The king tells his servants to invite everyone they meet, “the bad as well as the good.” The Church
will never be a perfect community of saintly people. All
are invited. The only requirement is to receive the Good
News willingly. God doesn’t care about the clothes we
wear. The point is that to share in the heavenly banquet,
one must sincerely be open to the Lord.
Reflecting on God’s Word
As Catholics we are invited to “come to the feast” at significant moments in our lives. Baptism, First Communion,
marriages, ordinations, and funeral rites are all commonly
celebrated within the feast of the Eucharist. The clothes
we wear—from the baptismal garment to the funeral pall,
from fancy wedding grab to simple white albs—reflect
our baptismal commitment to be faithful to Christ until
we come to the eternal heavenly feast that our Eucharistic
celebrations anticipate. All are invited to come to the
feast. All are invited to dress in the garment of Christ. Not
all respond to the invitation.
It has often been asked what would happen if, some Sunday morning, praying as we always do for Christ to come
again, Christ actually did return. Would we come to his
feast? Would we prefer our small private gathering to the
huge mass of people we don’t really want to know?
Would we be found wearing the garment of faithfulness
we were given in baptism? Where would we be “on that
day?”
DONUT SUNDAY
Please join us on Sunday, Oct. 26th
after Masses for donuts, coffee and juice.
We thank the St. Ambrose School Parent
Association for hosting this month.
ST. AMBROSE
YOUTH GROUP
SCHOOL NEWS
**You can purchase Scrip from 7:30am to 3:30pm Monday-Friday in the main office at school. We will work to
make your Scrip purchasing as easy as possible. Scrip is
also available after most masses. Thank you to everyone
who has purchased Scrip or used their Schnucks e-script
card.
**The Riverbender has secured a bus and driver for St.
Ambrose School. All 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students
are eligible to attend the after school program. There are
numerous activities such as art classes, German classes,
computers and many more available. Call the school office for more information.
**This is a quick reminder to ALL parents. All of the
fundraisers that St. Ambrose School sponsors are used to
help defray tuition costs. The total cost to educate a child
at St. Ambrose School is about $5,100.00 per child. So,
fundraisers are held throughout the year to keep tuition
costs down. Our main 2 fundraisers are the Applefest, and
the auction in January. Please VOLUNTEER and PLAN
to attend the auction on January 31st.
**On November 8, 2014, the 34th Annual Benefit Dance
for the William M. BeDell Achievement and Resource
Center will be held at Julia’s Banquet Center from 8-12.
The band will be Mondin and beer and soda will be provided. St. Ambrose Parishioners, Shirley Weidman has
directed this benefit for 34 years. It is the only fundraiser
for the organization. Please support Shirley and the William M. BeDell Center. Tickets are only $15.00 dollars
per person. For tickets or for more information, contact
Sue Schmidt at 466-4216 or 466-8629. If you cannot attend please consider making a donation.
**Thanks to all parishioners for collecting box tops for
St. Ambrose School. We really appreciate your support.
**Papa John’s Pizza Night for St. Ambrose Cchool is
Tuesday, October 14th.
Scholastic Bookfair
Will be arriving
October 21st-October 27th.
We will be open following Mass on
October 26th—Donut Sunday
Please stop by and
check out all the gift ideas.
**Don’t forget to contribute to the Annual Coat Drive!
Watch your emil for details of October activity. If anyone
has any service projects for the Youth Group or you
know of someone who needs something done in our
church community please contact me—Marcia Dressman.
**Be sure and put these dates on your calendar!!
• October 19th—Activity
• November 9—meeting 5:00-7:00 PM will be helping
sort coats for the Women’s Group
• November 23—Tentative Activity
My contact information is: Marcia Dressman
[email protected]
Have a Blessed Day!
Please keep in prayer those in
the military.
Tim Baker, Kraig Kline,
Tyler Jones, Sean Mullen,
Cpl John Schwank USMC
Ronald Wisnasky, USMC
Grant Jones
Please call the parish office at
466-2921 with other names.
NOTICE
“St. Ambrose School admits students of any race, color,
sex or national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made
available to students at the school. It does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, sex, or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarships and loan programs, and athletic and school administered programs.”
Please note:
Anyone interested in meeting monthly to
pray for those family and friends who serve in our military
and their families please contact Kris Kline at:
[email protected].
Upcoming Wedding
Please pray for those whose wedding is drawing near…
Adoration Of The Most Holy Eucharist
Ryan Rawson & Kiley Bergbower
next Sunday, October 19th
following the 8:00 AM Mass
in the small chapel.
PLEASE JOIN US!!
SAVE THE DATE
St. Ambrose Auction—-January 31, 2015
Julia’s Banquet Center
Liturgical Roles
Saturday, Oct. 18th & Sunday, Oct. 19th
PRESIDER: Fr. Steve Pohlman
4:30 PM, 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM
LECTORS
4:30 PM David Sonderen
8:00 AM Shelia Mullen
10:30 AM Sarah Marshall
EUCHARIST MINISTERS
4:30 PM Marcia Dressman, Delaine Dressman, Lisa Heffington, Pat Kimbro, Andy Narup, Minnie Stalker, Carole Thomas,
Wayne Thomas.
8:00 AM Ann Dooling, Carol French, Linda Hawkins, JoAnn
Krueger, Greg Mattingly, Michelle Pulaski, Michelle Reese,
Evelyn Ward.
10:30 AM Gwen Baalman, Katia Beck, Monica Ellebracht,
Debbie Msrshall, Duane Mossman, Yvonne Mossman, Page
Selby, Rich Stringham.
SERVERS
4:30 PM Amber Dyer, Alicia Dyer, Samantha Moore
8:00 AM Natalie Brown, Reed Milnor
10:30 AM Natalie Ellebracht, Charlie Erler,
Jacob Hendrickson
GREETERS
4:30 PM Steve & Debbie Nolan
8:00 AM John & Ann Dooling
10:30 AM Duane & Yvonne Mossman
GIFT BEARERS
4:30 PM Please Volunteer
8:00 AM Please Volunteer
10:30 AM Please Volunteer
USHERS
4:30 PM Sam Roberts, Alvin Roderfeld, Hank Vize, Sandy
Willings, Ron Winkler.
8:00 AM Vernon Curvey, Paul Krueger, Harry Schwab, Jon
Staub.
10:30 AM Jerry Elliott, John Kline, John Klockenkemper, Jack
Seibold, Larry Spain.
USHERS
Please be aware of parishioners seated in your areas that
need communion brought to them in their pews.
Please alert the Eucharistic Minister
Thank you for your cooperation
St. Ambrose Upcoming Events—2014
Women’s Group Fall Gathering
Oct. 14
Bible Study
Oct. 15
Bible Study
Oct. 22
Book Fair
Oct. 22-26
Donut Sunday
Oct. 26
Potluck
Nov. 3
Mass of Remembrance
Nov. 3
Volunteer Appreciation Day
Nov. 16
Potluck
Dec. 1
Glory To God, glory to God, glory to God in the
highest,
And earth peace, on earth peace to people of good
will.
We praise You, we bless You, we adore You, we
glorify You,
We give You thanks for Your great glory, Lord
God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father.
Lord Jesus Christ, only Begotten Son,
Lord God, Lamb of God, son of the Father,
You take away the sins of the world,
Have mercy on us; (echo)
You take away the sins of the world,
Receive our prayer; (echo)
You are seated at the right hand of the Father;
Have mercy on us. (echo)
For you alone are the Holy One, You alone are the
Lord,
You alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ,
With the Holy spirit, in the glory of God the Father.
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts.
Heaven and earth are full of Your glory.
Hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest.
Blessed is He,
blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.
Hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest.
Hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest.
October Food Drive…
Canned or dried beans, peas, fruit & vegetables
Thank you so much for your continued contribution to
those in need. Please place your items in the baskets at
each entrance. If this idea does not appeal to you please
continue to contribute as you have been doing monthly.
Any contribution is greatly appreciated. Please check the
expiration date—The local organizations will not accept
expired dates on canned or boxed good. Thank you.
The St. Ambrose Women’s Group
Is now selling Pecans 16oz $11.00; English Walnuts
12oz $9.00; Cashews 12oz $9.00; Cinnamon Glazed
Pecans 10oz $8.00; Chocolate Covered Pecans 12oz
$8.00;
Pecan Caramel Clusters 8oz $8.00; Pecan Log Roll 4oz
$5.00. Just stop by the Parish office and place your order
today. They will be arriving the first week of November,
just in time for your holiday baking and gift giving.
Payment is due at time of order.
Free Webinar Series: Building a Better Disciple-This fall the Office for Catechesis will offer a free webinar series for Catholic adults. Over the course of five
webinars we will explore what it means to be a Christian
through the lens of Acts 2:42. “They devoted themselves
to the teaching of the apostles and to the communal life,
to the breaking of the bread and to prayer.” Full information on the series is being posted at webpage BuildingABetterlDisciple.tumbir.com. What follows is a quick
overview of the sessions (clicking on the links will take
you to the registration page for each webinar).
October 13, 2014 Jesus: The Face of Discipleship—
Before understanding how to become a disciple, we must
first know what a disciple is. Through the persons of Jesus Christ: we will come to know what it means to claim
to name Christian.
All webinars begin at 7:30pm. (Central Time) and will
last 90 minutes. Catechists and teachers in the diocese of
Springfield in Illinois who complete all five webinars and
submit the requisite forms to their principle or parish
catechetical leader will be granted 10 hours of credit in
Discipleship and Spirituality. Participation in fewer than
five webinars will be awarded with two (2) hours in Personal Spiritual Enrichment for each webinar attended,
The participant forms will be e-mailed after each webinar
to all who participated.
Marquette Catholic High School
Needed: Track and Field Coach
Must pass a background check, become ASEP certified
and take Protecting God’s Children.
Call Office of Development & Advancement
(618) 463-0585
OPEN HOUSE
Marquette Catholic High school is having an OPEN
HOUSE on Sunday, October 26th from 1-3pm. There
will be short presentations by current graduates at 1:15
and 2:15pm in the gym. Come and see why Marquette
students score so well on the ACT and AP Exams. Come
and meet the students and their teachers. Bring the whole
family. Any questions Meg Miller at 618-463-0585 for
more information.
Marquette Alumni & Parents of Alumni
The Marquette Catholic School Board is in the process
of developing a 5 year Strategic Plan and we are asking
for your input! Please participate in a current online survey and/or small focus groups that will be held the first
week of November. You can go to
www.marquettecatholic.org NOW to sign up.
Look under Announcements
Strategic Plan Survey(s) and Signup for Strategic Plan
Focus Groups. Your input is needed and appreciated.
Thank you!
In Appreciation
We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Leroy Tiemann for his tremendous effort of unlocking the church building each and every weekend for the last 15
or more years. Through all kinds of
weather he never failed to have the building open with lights and heat turned on. He
also never failed to drop by each week to
visit the ladies in the office and many times
brought candy to them of course to their
delight!
Leroy’s plan is to move into an assisted
living community.
God’s Blessings to Leroy for all that he has
done for St. Ambrose.
Stewardship
The Amount Given to the Parish
October 5, 2014 Wk #40
Regular Collection
Loose
Votive
Organ Fund
PSR Fees
13,020.33
257.00
38.00
505.00
60.00
Total Parish Collection
13,880.33
Diocesan & Special Collections
Marquette Catholic High School
Sister Parish-Guatemala
St. Ambrose Education Endowment Fund
Propagation of Faith-World Mission
All Saints
Total of all Collections
•
190.00
140.00
628.00
137.00
70.00
15,045.33
271 envelope holders contributed to the Sunday Collection
OUR 2014 ACSA PARISH ASSESTMENT
$69,275.00
An Evening of Art & Jazz
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Group—7:30pm. Tickets $45.00, purchase tickets from the
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314-837-4671 • 636-949-6821
IL: 618-207-4175
Tim Kallal & Craig Schaaf
“The Excellence is Service for
Every Family”
220 Court St., Alton, Illinois
New Patients Welcome!
2201 State St., Alton, IL 62002
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pediatric examinations
Banquet Rooms, Catering, Rehearsal Dinners
hard to fit contact patients
Downtown Alton • (618) 462-8384
2415 Home Adams Pkwy
Member RCGA and NRCA
Fully Insured For Your Protection
Financing Available
Since 1978 FREE ESTIMATES
We accept: M/C VISA DISCOVER AMEX
467-2500
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467-0071
WILLIAM P.ROBINSON,JR.,M.D.
1305 D’Adrian Professional Park
in Godfrey, Illinois
3812 College Ave • Alton, IL
618.465.2539
1334 D’Adrian Professional Pk.
705 Southmoor Place, Godfrey, IL 62035
• Wills • Estates • Personal Injury
Voted Best Wings in Madison County
Customers made our Fish our #1 Seller
Banquet Facility seats up to 180
Locally owned by Rick Eveans, Cradle Catholic
General Dentistry for the Entire Family
Raising the bar in the construction
industry for 60 years and counting...
General Practice of Law
Concentrating in:
on an ADVERTISED mattress
2705 St. Ambrose Dr. • Godfrey
and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower
Joan Wiedman, Broker Associate
Brighton, IL
618-980-3656
dreamhomerealtycentre.com
[email protected]
466-9563
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.
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Elias, Kallal & Schaaf
Funeral Homes
Crematory & Cemeteries, LTD
Family Owned & Operated
Alton
465-3571
Bethalto
377-4000
MATT BROWN
855-546-1383
agentmattbrown.com
Bethalto
377-6512
Godfrey
466-3573
ROB HASSE
618-972-7700
314-355-7700
Serving Illinois and Missouri
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