Mary
Immaculate
Parish
716 E. Washington
Kirksville, MO 63501
October 19, 2014
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Office Hours
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
Phone Number….660-665-2466
Office Fax………….660-665-8955
Website…………….www.miparish.org
Father Chris……[email protected]
Mary Immaculate School
Phone Number….660-665-1006
Hope’s Kitchen
Phone Number….660-665-1006
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday, 4:30 p.m. and by appointment.
Baptism
Contact the Parish Center for requirements.
Marriage
Six (6) months notice required for preparation.
Welcome to Mary Immaculate Parish!
We extend a warm welcome to all who attend our
church. We hope our parish community will nourish
your faith and that you will share your special gifts
with us. Your prayers, your presence and your talents
are most welcome. If you are settling into Mary Immaculate full time, please register! Parish registration
forms are in a literature rack near the side entrance in
church. Fill one out and give it to Father Chris or
drop it by the Parish Center. We take this opportunity
to welcome all of you, our parishioners and visitors, to
church today. We thank you for making us a part of
your day!
Communion to the Sick
We are happy to bring Communion to those
confined to their homes. Please contact the
Parish Center. Also, please inform the
office if a parishioner is in the hospital
or nursing home.
Mary Immaculate Catholic Cemetery
615 S. Jamison St.
Contact the Parish Center for information.
Parish Staff
Parish Pastoral Council Members
Rev. Chris Cordes, Pastor
Matt Wolken, President;
Deacon Dave Ream, OFS,
Assistant to the Pastor
Rusty Nelson, Vice President;
Pat Lehr, DRE/Pastoral Minister
Trish Sexton,
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Mary Wolken, Bookkeeper
Marie Wiskirchen, Secretary
Heather Condon, Secretary;
Tom Daugherty, Keith Kohne,
Julie Leake, Jerry Meyer,
Brenda Moore, Julie Noah
St. Rose of Lima
Novinger, Mo. 63559
(660) 488-6680
Catholic Newman Center
709 South Davis
Kirksville, Mo. 63501
(660) 665-4357
Mary Immaculate School
Ann Gray, Principal
Newman Center
Rev. Bill Kottenstette, Chaplain
Chris Korte, Director
Bulletin
Submit items for publication to:
[email protected] by
3 pm Monday.
Parish Finances
Monday
October 20—Weekday, St. Paul of the Cross,
Priest
6:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, Cafeteria.
6:30 p.m. RCIA Inquiry, Parish Center.
Tuesday
October 21—Weekday
1:00 p.m. Legion of Mary, Parish Center.
4:00 p.m. Bible Study, Parish Center.
6:15 p.m. Cemetery Board Meeting, Parish Center.
Wednesday October 22—Weekday, St. John Paul II, Pope
11:30 a.m. RCIA, Parish Center.
1:00 p.m. Catholicism DVD, Parish Center.
6:30 p.m. PSR, School.
6:30 p.m. AFF, Parish Center.
Thursday October 23—St. John Capistrano, Priest
1:00 p.m. PLARN Making, Parish Center.
7:00 p.m. Parish Pastoral Council, Parish Center.
Friday
October 24—Weekday, St. Anthony Mary
Claret, Bishop
7:30 a.m.
Saturday
11:00 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
Sunday
All Masses
5:30 p.m.
Eucharistic Adoration, Church.
October 25—Weekday, BVM
Hope’s Kitchen, Cafeteria.
Parish Stewardship Appeal.
Oct 2014
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Stewardship
$
$
$
$
$
15,071.56
7,907.82
Other
$
$
10.00
145.00
Total
$ 15,081.56
$ 8,052.81
Weekly Stewardship Reflection
Oct. 18/19, 2014 – Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s Gospel we hear proclaimed a profound teaching by
Jesus on stewardship. What belongs to Caesar? What belongs
to God? Christian stewards recognize that everything they have
belongs to God. God created them, and God has claims on
every part of their existence. They also realize that the sovereign is an institution whose nature and purpose is to promote
the common good and protect the welfare of its citizenry. As
long as it accomplishes this mission while treating every single
person with deep respect, justice and compassion, it merits the
steward’s support and cooperation. Christian stewards know
what belongs to the Lord, and they are better citizens when
they live their lives according to His Gospel.
October 26—30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Stewardship Appeal.
NEMO Country Dance Club, Gym.
Support the Christian Community Food Depot and
the Novinger Area Coop-Food Pantry
Mary Immaculate: October—crackers & applesauce
St. Rose: October—canned vegetables
October 20—26, 2014
Mary Immaculate
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
No Mass
5:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
† Dale Martin
† Sahay Deeny
† Pius & Orella Rogerson, Carmelita
Clark, Patty Russell
† June Mihalevich
For the People
Katherine Gabrys Family
† Carmelita Slocum
Fri
7:00 a.m.
Sat
5:30 p.m.
Sun 9:00 a.m.
Sun 11:00 a.m.
St. Rose
Sun 7:30 p.m.
† Clem & Irene Rock
Rosary Prior to Mass
Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions: October, 2014
Peace. That the Lord may grant peace to
those parts of the world most battered by war
and violence.
World Mission Day. That World Mission Day
may rekindle in every believer zeal for carrying the Gospel into all the world.
Eucharistic Adoration
Each Friday in the Church
After 7:00 a.m. Mass
Newman Center
Mon
Wed
Sun
Sun
11:30 a.m.
9:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Week of October 20, 2014
† Harriet Peters
Special Intention
Offered by Barb Williams
Dear Mary Immaculate and
St. Rose Parishioners,
As we continue the Catholic Stewardship Appeal (CSA)
for our parish and diocese, please respond to my letter
and that of Bishop Gaydos at your earliest convenience to indicate your stewardship commit for the
coming year in support of the ministries of our parish
and the Diocese of Jefferson City. Letters were mailed
to all registered parish households. If you did not receive
either letter, please contact the parish office. Thanks for
your support!
As part of our Stewardship Renewal, we are asked to
offer our talents and time to our parish through our
many ministries and activities. In the mailing sent to
each registered household, a Time and Talent Form was
included. We will have an opportunity at the Masses
next weekend to fill out the form, or you can use the
one you received in the mail. Please consider how you
are being called to share your time and talent with your
parish family, in the same ways as in the past or perhaps
in a new way or ways. If you haven’t offered to be involved before, please consider doing so this year. A special need that we have at this time are parishioners
with particular skills - carpentry, plumbing, etc. and
those who would be willing to be called on for a special cleaning project or other maintenance projects.
As announced earlier this Fall, a new keyboard was donated to Mary Immaculate Church. Several have asked
about the availability of the “old” keyboard. Rather
than putting it on a public sales service, I would prefer
parishioners have the opportunity to have it. If you are
interested, please make a “silent bid” - let me know the
amount you would give for it. I’ll wait until October 31 and
then give it to the highest bidder.
SNOW REMOVAL—Mary Immaculate Parish is accepting bids for snow removal. Areas needing removal
include the sidewalk from the corner of Washington and
New Streets to just east of the parish center heading east
and just past the one car garage heading south on New
Street, the steps in front of the church and all concreted
areas in front of the school, the steps to the parish center, the sidewalk in front of the rectory at the corner of
Washington and Lewis Streets, and the ramp leading to
the entrance to the west side of church. It does not include the playground/parking lot behind the school or the
rectory driveway, as those areas are cleared with a mobile remover. All areas around school must be cleared by
7:15 am on school days and around the church on Saturday afternoons by 4:30 and Sunday mornings by 8:30. If
snow falls during a school day, the areas affecting school
must be kept clear. The parish owns a snow blower which
would be available. Please contact Fr. Chris if you would
like to submit a bid or need further information. Bids need
to be received by October 24.
Principal needed for Fr. McCartan Elementary School
(Pre K-8) in Marceline Missouri, a faith community with 76
students and 6 faculty. Applicants must be practicing
Catholics with at least three years of successful teaching,
preferably in a Catholic elementary school. Requirements include a master's degree and principal's certification or working toward it. For information, contact Fr.
Jerry Kaimann at 660.376.3239 or [email protected]
Wishing you many blessings this week,
Fr. Chris
From the Question Box
Q. Could we have a certain hour of the week set
up so that the priest will sit in the confessional
and wait until a person anonymously walks in to
confess? I really must confess these sins but it’s so hard to
do so. Thank you for reading.
A. We offer this from 4:30-5 pm on Saturday evenings. If this
doesn’t work, you can call the parish office and arrange with
me for a time for confession. Since it’s important to you to
have anonymity, we could arrange that I would arrive in
church a few minutes before you do so I won’t see you. As
to an additional time during the week, this is more complicated than it might seem. My weekly schedule is pretty irregular as I schedule meetings, individual appointments, out
of town meetings, and occasional open time, so it would be
difficult to commit to a designated time each week. I do
schedule additional times during the seasons of Advent and
Lent and, again, would be happy to work something out with
you if the Saturday evening time can’t work for you.
~ Fr. Chris
2014 Mary Immaculate School
Autumn Auction
Sunday, November 2nd
NEMO Fairgrounds
Lunch Served 11:00 - 1:00
Silent Auction 11:00 - 12:45
Live Auction 1:15
Musical Performance by Students at 12:30
$3.00 Children 5-14
$6.00 ages 15 and up
Ages 4 and under Free
Thank you for your support!
Parish School of Religion
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:45 p.m.
in MI School Classrooms
Oct. 22 & 29
Nov. 5, 12 & 19 and Dec. 3
RCIA INQUIRY PROCESS
(Rites of Christian Initiation of Adults)
Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Mary Immaculate Parish Center
Oct. 20 & 27
Nov. 3, 10, 17 & 24
Please contact Pat with specific questions.
{[email protected], 665-2466}
Children's Liturgy of the Word
For children ages 4 years—1st Grade
During 9:00 a.m. Mass only
Wednesdays
7:00 – 8:30 PM
Catholic Newman Center
Every High School Freshman through Senior is invited!!
Questions? Trish: [email protected] or
Fr. Chris: [email protected]
Stewardship Time & Talent Form
New Item under Christian Education
You recently received our 2014-2015 form in the mail. For
those of you who participated in Why Catholic? groups, Fr.
Barron CATHOLICISM DVD groups, Fr. Chris' one night
special workshops, and other adult faith formation gatherings, we've have blended everything into one category:
ADULT EDU SMALL GROUPS
Sign up & we will be in touch with group e-mails from time
to time about upcoming opportunities!
STEWARDSHIP: TIME TALENT & TREASURE reflection
Q: What can you do with 1820 quarters?
A: Help 13 starving children stay alive!
Supporting Project Peanut Butter is a universal outreach
of charity & prayer for children in our PSR program, ages
4 years through 8th grade. In one year's time they have
"earned" $455 (= 1820 quarters) by remembering to wear
their purple CHRIST TODAY t-shirts and dropping a quarter in our special fishbowl. We are prayerfully recruiting
more donors of loose quarters or a roll of quarters
too all throughout the year.
Find out more about Washington Univ. Pediatrician Dr.
Mark Manary's dream to save severely malnourished children and employ parents as well. We have the privilege of
supporting this unique ministry in our own "little way of
love" as St. Therese Lisieux suggests. Lots of educational
information and a wonderful 10 minute video appears
on the website: www.projectpeanutbutter.org. Thanks
for joining us in prayer and for any quarter donations.
Contact Chris Koch or Pat Lehr for more info.
Bible Quiz for All Ages
1. Before the Israelites had a temple to worship in, they
used this tent. (Exodus 25:1-27; 40:17-38)
2. Instead of going where God wanted him to go to preach,
where did Jonah go? (Jonah 1:1-3)
3. Joseph told his brothers and father this that made them
angry. (Gen. 37: 5-7)
4. Who wrote the letters to Timothy and considered him his
son in the Christian faith? (II Timothy 2:1)
5. This Old Testament man lost everything, but never
cursed God.
6. The Holy Spirit led Jesus to this solitary place after His
Baptism? (Matt. 1:18-25)
7. What were the watchful servants to watch for? (Mark
13:35-37)
Answers may be found on the last page
The Holy Eucharist
Fr. William Casey CPM
We are living at the time of the
greatest loss of faith in the 2000
year history of the Catholic Church
according to Fr. Casey, Superior
General of the Fathers of Mercy.
Discover how faith in the Real Presence of Jesus can
remedy this. He explains and defends the Catholic Eucharistic doctrine and encourages us to pray before the
Blessed Sacrament to help us grow spiritually.
This and other titles may be found on the literature table
in church or at the Parish Center. Check them out at
your convenience!
It is Autumn Auction Time!
The Home and School Association is seeking donations
for our yearly Autumn Auction The auction will be held on
Sunday, November 2nd. If you would like to donate a
NEW or HOMEMADE item to the auction, please contact:
Casey Ball at [email protected], 217-653-5227
or Jennifer Hamlet at [email protected], 627-5665
The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration will host
“Tune Into God’s Call,” a monastic event for women who
are discerning a religious vocation. The event will begin
at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 14 and conclude at
1:30 p.m. Sunday, November 16 at the Benedictine Sisters’ monastery in Clyde, Missouri. Participants will experience the Divine Office, daily Eucharist, hear stories of
religious callings from current sisters and learn about the
different steps of discernment. The free event is open to
women between the ages of 18 and 47.
For more information, please contact Vocation Director
Sister Ruth Elaine Starman, OSB at 660/254-3243 at [email protected] or visit online at http://
bit.ly/1uW2Szo
BOX TOPS—Our first date to send in Box Tops is fast approaching. Please send in any box tops that you have been
collecting so that we can include them in this mailing. If you
want to help clip and package box tops, Carol Benevento will
be working on doing this next Thursday, Oct. 16th, after
school. Thanks.
Calling all girls—Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri is taking
registrations of girls (K-12th grade) and adult volunteers for
the 2014-15 school year. If you are interested please contact Sue Head at 660-956-0623 or [email protected]
Dates to Remember:
Oct. 22/23—Student/Parent/Teacher Conferences
Oct. 24 and 27—No School
Quilt Raffle Tickets! - Mary Immaculate Piecemakers are selling quilt raffle tickets for 2015. For
the same low price of $6.00 per ticket, you could
win all 6 quilts for one year. Your name, if drawn,
remains in the drawing for the entire year.
Encounter With God’s Call
Encounter With God’s Call, held November 8-9, 2014,
at Conception Seminary College is a discernment retreat
for young men 16 and older who are considering the vocation to the Priesthood. This is an excellent opportunity
to meet the Seminarians as they share their stories of
responding to God’s call. This visit is free.
Please contact your Pastor or Rev. Joe Corel, Diocesan
Vocation Director, at (573) 635-9127 / Email:[email protected] for more information.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
When the fathers of the Second Vatican Council met to discuss the sacrament of penance, they were required to draw
up a new rite, including several forms. The hot button for
debate was so-called “general absolution,” by which a penitent could be absolved of sin without confessing to a priest.
This was a difficult debate, compounded by widely varying
traditions in both East and West. Some were surprised to
learn that the Holy See had already given permission, during
the First and Second World Wars, for this form. In 1944
Bible Study
We meet on Tuesday’s from 4:00—5:20 p.m.
at the Parish Center. All are invited.
the Vatican issued a decree saying this form was valid under
extreme conditions, which bishops in mission lands and Latin
America took as a kind of “blanket permission.”
Thus, the fathers of the Council were alarmed to find this
practice fairly widespread, not only in war, but in peaceful
places with huge numbers of faithful and few priests. Al-
Knights of Columbus
Corner Calendar
Thu
Nov. 13
Regular monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m.,
School Cafeteria
New Knights of Columbus Insurance
Rep.: Larry Hoelscher, 573-645-4646
though they eventually produced a ritual with three different forms, the forms are not considered equal, and the enriched and revised individual form is preferred. The enrichments include a welcome of the penitent, a sign of the cross
with an encouragement to trust in God’s compassion, new
texts rich in the Word of God, praise for God’s mercy, and a
dismissal.
-Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co. -
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October 2014
Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP
Janie Theobald
SACRISTAN
Bob Theobald
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
COMMUNION
1. Sam Berendzen
2. Tim Tucker
3. Fran Vittetoe
4. Deb Frye
5. Kocoa Vandike
LECTORS
1. Lynn Carter
2. Judi Misale
SERVERS
1. Vacant
2. Vacant
USHERS
1. Dan Lammers
2. Daniel Lammers
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
GIFT BEARERS
Oct. 25—Dorothy Selby Family
Sunday, 9:00 a.m.
DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP
Dale Schenewerk
SACRISTAN
Jacob Condon
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
COMMUNION
1. Trish Sexton
2. Brianne Iadanza
3. Clint Iadanza
4. Dana Delaware
5. Winston Vanderhoof
LECTORS
1. Jordan Bahr
2. Dan Hamlet
SERVERS
1. Keegan Bird
2. Kelsey Bird
USHERS
1. Jerry Meyer
2. Ron Harrison
3. Bill Floyd
4. Thom Bahr
GIFT BEARERS
Oct 26—Dean Maag Family
Sunday, 11:00 a.m.
DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP
Jim Bergman
SACRISTAN
Bess Willis
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
COMMUNION
1. Julie Noah
2. Diane Schulte
3. Doug Nichting
4. Mary Myer
5. Vacant
LECTORS
1. Chanda Case
2. Chris Dienst
SERVERS
1. Riley Case
2. Emily Kellison
USHERS
1. Jim McCormick
2. Sean McCormick
3. Warren Easley
4. Vacant
GIFT BEARERS
October—Joe Novinger Family
ecently you received a letter from
Bishop Gaydos asking for your generous support of the Catholic Stewardship
Appeal. The 2015 universal theme –
“Seek the Lord, while He may be found”
reminds us that in everything we do, it is
our calling to act in a manner that imitates
the Lord’s love and mercy. Please give
prayerful consideration to how you can
“Seek the Lord while He may respond, complete your pledge card and
return it to the diocesan Stewardship
be found” (Isaiah 55:6)
Office in the envelope provided.
Newman News
Trivia Night—Come enjoy Trivia Night at the Newman
Center on Friday, November 7, at 7:00 p.m. Gather a
group of friends for a table-team of up to eight for fun and
hilarity. Or come and join others to form a table-team that
night! Trivia questions will span across various topics so that there will be
areas of specialty for everyone, for high school and up! $5 per person if
you register before Nov 1, $6 per person after Nov 1. Email Chris Korte
at [email protected] to register.
Newman Pancake Breakfast—Bring your appetite and your love for
college students and the Newman Center to our Newman Anniversary
Pancake Breakfast, November 9. We will move our morning Mass this
day to 9:00am and begin serving pancakes and bacon at 10:00, until
1:00. Cost $4 adults, $3 college students, $2 kids, under 6 free. Proceeds will go toward our annual expenses. Contact Chris Korte at
[email protected] for more information.
ROSARY CD—Featuring Fr. Chris and Sr. Ruth Ann
Before she left for Rome, Sr. Ruth Ann Klauser, SSND, former principal of Mary
Immaculate School, and Fr. Chris received a request to provide a recording of
the Rosary that can be prayed along with. Dean Maag recorded and has produced it and it is available on CD. A $5 donation is asked for each CD, though if
cost is an issue it can be waived. Please contact the parish office if you would be
interested in one or more copies. We will wait to get a count before burning the
copies. It will also be available in MP3 form on the parish website at no cost.
It’s Boy Scout Popcorn time again!
Young men from Mary Immaculate’s Troop 401 and Pack 401
will be selling popcorn after Mass during October to earn
money for summer camp
and other scouting activities. In
addition to the old favorites
(including Buffalo Cheddar and Chocolately Caramel Crunch), we have several new flavors available, all at reasonable prices and many will be available
for immediate purchase. For more information, please contact Catherine
McCormick at [email protected] or at 665-6812. Thank you
for your continued support of Scouting at Mary Immaculate.
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journey,
listen
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FM KEFL. Hear inspiring local programming, engaging live call-in shows,
daily Holy Mass (including
Sunday Holy Mass live from
the Cathedral Basilica of St.
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and much more. For a program schedule and a free CD,
call (314)752-7000 or toll-free
1-877-305-1234.
Third Extraordinary General
Assembly of the Synod of Bishops
Please continue to pray for Pope Francis
and the synod fathers and the other participants of the Third Extraordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops,
scheduled to take place from October 5 –
19. Topic: The Pastoral Challenges of the
Family in the Context of Evangelization.
May the Spirit of the Lord enlighten their
minds so that the Church might respond,
in faithfulness to God’s plan, to the challenges facing the family.
Gwen Athon, Kevin Baiotto, Amber Baker, Mathew Baurlie,
Opal Begley, Laura Bell, Jacob Bentley, Lois Berendzen, Mary
Ellen Bishop, Bertha & Harry Boland, parents of Linda Boland,
Kibbie & Perry Broseghini, Louise Burris, Bill Cable, father of Krista
Llewellyn, Erwin Choitz, brother-in-law of Carol McCoy, Miriam Clark,
Leticia Collop, Agustina Costa, mother of Sal Costa, Stephanie Cox,
Eugene Croarkin, Don Crosby, Suzanne Cupelli, Spike Daniels, Don Delaney, son of Helen Delaney, Helen Delaney, Jansen Dovin, Mary Jo
Dunlap, Anna Eagen, Elsie Eddy, John Erhart, Wilda Evans, Dan Feese,
Ann Ferguson, Roger Festa, Arthur Freeland, Deb Frye, Theresa Gasperi,
Mary Glaubitz, mother of Lisa Glaubitz, Janet Gregory, niece of Glenn
Neuweg, Pat Green, Angele Grimaldi, mother of Kent Blanke, Beverly & Gary
Grubrich, Matilda Grubrich, Ellen Hadwiger, Ted Harmon, Loren Hatfield,
Teresa Hatfield, Karen Hazlett, niece of Therese & Deacon Dave, Janet
Henkel, Nancy Herron, David Hettinger, brother of Marsha Ordonio, Betsy
Hickman, mother of Ben Hickman, Barb Higgins, Cindy Hix, Diana Hocker,
daughter of Elsie Eddy,
Carolyn Hopper, Chuck
Houston, brother of Willa
Deiters, Allen Johnson,
Patsy Jones, Traci Kelly,
Marie Korte, mother of Chris
Korte, Fr. Bill, Elizabeth
Kraemer-Irick, Nikki
Krueger, Brad Lapenz,
Julie Leake, Jane Leffler,
sister of Penny Tiedemann,
Barbara Lehr, sister of Jim
Higgins, Sue Lobina, Ann
Lowe, Betty Mangini,
mother of Bill Mangini, Vi
Martin, Shirley Matthew,
Larry McClanahan, Mary
Pat McDermott, mother of
Kelly Freeland, Marjorie McElory, mother of Karen Carolan, Rita McGill, sister
of Judi Misale, Carmelita McVay, Roy Meeker, brother of Reta Thomas, Mary
Jo Merkley, Matt Mihalovich, Carol Murphy, sister of Maxine Martin, Ira Bill
Moots, Doris Neisen, Gay Nichting, Maria Genoveisi-Nolting, Fran
Norman, Marcia Overstreet, Jim Parker, Beth Palomo, daughter of Janet &
Clayton Dillavou, Jo Ann Pearce, Lorraine Peissner-Bradshaw, Raymond
Phipps, Jose Pita, father of Laura Pita, Jonathan Queen, Sherri Ray, Jean
Ream, mother of Deacon Dave, Sandy Reavey, Joey Renick, Julia Riley,
Virgil Rock, Ron & Caralene Ruddell, Billy Sayre, brother of V.R. Hatfield,
Rick Sayre, Nate Seiler, John Schlepphorst, Patsy Schmalhofer, Margaret
Snell, Jim & JoAnne Spalding, parents of Julie Leake, Dodie Strasser,
Tammy & Levi Tarr, Lucille Theobald, mother of Bob Theobald, Helen Todd,
mother of Brian Todd, Ruth Tomich, Dr. J.D. Vater, Mary Walker, Lisa
Welch, Kathy White, Mary Ellen Williams, Harold Willis
Please call the Parish Center to have a name added or
removed from the prayer list. 665-2466.
Bible Quiz Answers
1. The tabernacle
2. Tarshish
3. He dreamed that they bowed
down to him.
4. The Apostle Paul
5. Job
6. The wilderness
7. Their master’s return
SAVE THE DATE!
OCTOBER 30, 2014
7:00 p.m. in the School Cafeteria
Guest Speaker: Ann Gray, Mary Immaculate
School Principal
us for a fall celebration with Altar and
J oin
Rosary Society. We will have fall cookies
(made by the famous cookie baker, Barb Stuart) and painted pumpkins as door prizes.
Hopefully there will be other surprises as well.
This is a good time to visit with other women of
Mary Immaculate Parish. If you are not receiving emails and would like notices electronically,
please email [email protected]
October Prayer of the Month
The Peace Prayer of St. Francis is a well
known and loved prayer that is associated with
St. Francis but was not composed by him. It
captures the spirit of St. Francis and asks for
the grace to be an instrument of Christ’s peace.
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace,
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
where there is sadness, joy;
O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much
seek to be consoled as to console;
to be understood as to understand;
to be loved as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive;
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
Deborah Holte,
D.P.M.
(660) 665-9000
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114-116 N. Franklin 1515 S. Baltimore Ave
KIRKSVILLE, MO 63501 Kirksville, MO 63501
(660) 665-7818 660-665-5665
APPLIANCES
2204 South Halliburton St.
Kirksville, MO 63501
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fax 660.627.3110
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ELECTRONICS
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Hightower Wholesale
115 EAST ILLINOIS STREET
KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI 63501
Office: 660-665-0505
E-Mail: [email protected]
511 North Marion Street
Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Phone: 660-665-4698
Adair County
Veterinary Clinic
24463 Benton Road
P.O. Box 857, Kirksville, MO 63501
Brent Speak, DO
402 W. Jefferson
660-665-3555
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starting as low as $1045 per couple. Daily Mass and
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Brett Moore, DO
402 W. Jefferson
660-627-2229
Joseph Novinger, DO
Melanie Grgurich, DO
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Arthur Freeland, MD
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1 CROWN DRIVE, SUITE 201
KIRKSVILLE, MO 63501
(660) 665-3267
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
an Official
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of AOS-USA
David H. Moore, D.V.M.
John D. Moore, D.V.M.
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Ph: 660-665-6696
Fax: 660-665-6383
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Your Will.
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please call the Parish Office.
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(660) 665-3596 after hours
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