St.PeterCatholicChurch
700StateRoadZ
Fulton,Missouri65251
Parish Oﬃce: 642-5562
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
School Oﬃce: 642-2839
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
ECLC: 642-9359
Fax (for all): 642-2839
6:30 am - 5:30 pm
Website: stpeterfultonmo.org
CelebrationoftheSacraments
Sacrament of Bap sm
HolyMassSchedule
Saturday:
Sunday:
9:30 a.m. at St. Jude Thaddeus, Mokane, Mo
Please contact the pastor before due date.
Sacrament of Reconcilia on
Saturday: 4:30 -- 5:15 p.m. or by appointment
Sacrament of Marriage
Please contact the pastor at least 6 months before the
proposed wedding date. Please set the date for the
wedding with the pastor before making all other reserva ons
Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesdays beginning at 8:00 a.m. , concluding with Mass
@ 5:30 p.m.
Perpetual Help Devo ons
5:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
WeekdayMassSchedule
Monday :
Tuesday:
Wed. - Fri.:
No Daily Mass on Mondays
5:30 p.m.
8:15 a.m.
ParishStaff
Rev. Frank Bussmann…………………..…...………...Pastor
[email protected]
Rev. Mr. John Neudecker…...……...…..…………Deacon
[email protected]
6:00 p.m. Tuesday a er 5:30 p.m. Mass
Parish Prayer Chain/ Prayer Line
To volunteer to pray for the needs of others or if you
need prayers, call Helen Hosenfelt at 642-5855 or Gloria
Smith at 592-1972
Parish Mission Statement
St. Peter Parish is a Roman Catholic community of faith,
centered in Christ, in communion with the local and universal Church. We dedicate our Ɵme, talent and treasure to the mission of bringing all souls to Christ by conƟnuously growing in our faith and sharing it within the
local community through our liturgical, educaƟonal,
and social ministries.
Teri Arms ……….…………..…………..…..School Principal
[email protected]
Mary Ann Fritz …………….…………..........ECLC Director
[email protected]
Shannon Cerneka …Youth/Campus Ministry Director
[email protected]
Linda Malinski ………………….……....Parish Secretary
stpeterparishoﬃ[email protected]
Bulle n Deadline: Monday at Noon (or Friday at
noon when Monday is a holiday)
(Publisher usually requires bulleƟn much earlier around
major holidays)
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
October 19, 2014
LiturgicalMinisterSchedule
October18/19andOctober25/26
Please ϔind a replacement if you cannot serve for the
scheduled time
November1/2andNovember8/9
Please ϔind a replacement if you cannot serve for the
scheduled time
5:30p.m.
8:00a.m.
5:30p.m.
8:00a.m.
11:00a.m.
Ushers
Mike & Denise
Graves
Mike & Donna
Haarmann
Jim & Alyce Zerr Nancy Berrey
Ray & Kathy Zerr John Defily
Volunteers
Needed
Bill & Be y
McAtee
William & Mary
Schmitz
Larry & Barbara
Jones
Roger & Brenda
Kempker
Jennifer Dungan
Angie Gannon
Volunteers
Needed
Servers
Volunteers
Needed
Rylee Baker
Erin Brady
Ashton Pezold
Ellie Pezold
Volunteer
Needed
Johnathon Hecktor Rachel Pezold
Joseph Hinchie
Will Previa-Fryrear
Oﬀertory
Ken & Diana
Libbert
David & Paula
Perry
Steve & Heather Leonard & Mary
Harrison
Lou Overkamp
Randy & Jeanie
Rhoades
Lectors
JoAnn Lexcen
Mike West
Tom Arms
Gary Czeschin
Donna Bonney
Jill Custard
Mary Lou Lander Volunteer
Needed
Pete Dudenhoeﬀer Deborah Poirier
Catherine Fegley
Joanne Schrader
Communion Dot Foster
Ministers
Bob Jurrus
JoAnn Lexcen
Mary & Jim
Nurrenbern
Teri Arms
Lewis & Sue
Beaty
Marilyn Chandler
Deb Czeschin
Kay Neudecker
Joseph & Deborah Poirier
Dennis Taylor
Charles Darron
Warren Hollrah
Diana Libbert
Luke Linnenbringer
Lynn Linnenbringer
Don & Donna
Bonney
John Defily
Kelly Neudecker
Rosary
Karen
Dudenhoeﬀer
Mary Lou Lander JoAnn Lexcen
Carolyn Risch
Lee LeMaster
Bob Jurrus
11:00a.m.
Renee
Rothermich
Lucy
Schla mann
Lorene Brondel
LaRae Clark
Linda Easley
Michael & Lori
Pezold
MassIntentions
Sat., 10/18
5:30p
People of the Parish
Sun., 10/19
8:00a
11:00a
Gerald Engemann
Terry Sybrant
Mon 10/20
No Mass
5:30p
Wed., 10/22
8:15a
Thur., 10/23
8:15a
Bernadette Godfrey Wednesday:
Fri., 10/24
8:15a
James Brady Friday:
Sat., 10/25
8:15am
5:30pm
Sun., 10/26
8:00a
11:00a
Danny Brady
Monday:
Tues, 10/21
Paul Pezold Tuesday:
Thursday:
Knights’ & Ladies Memorial Saturday:
Mass
McAtee Family Sunday:
Al Cassmeyer
People of the Parish
Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 -- 5:1;
Ps 113:1b-5a, 6-7; Lk 11:29-32
Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48;
Lk 11:37-41
Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:42-46
Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98:1-6; Lk 11:47-54
Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13;
Lk 12:1-7
2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18;
Lk 10:1-9
Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10;
1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
October 19, 2014
October: Respect Life Month
Nearly twenty years ago, Pope St. John Paul II wrote an encyclical letter entitled The Gospel of
Life. I believe it Evangelium Vitae to be one of the most important document of his 25+ year papacy.
During this week and next, I want to share with you some of what the Pope said there. Let us all pray
persistently for the triumph of a culture of life in our time.
Chapter 1: The Voice of Your Brother’s Blood Cries to Me From the Ground
“CainroseupagainsthisbrotherAbel,andkilledhim”(Gen4:8):therootsofviolenceagainstlife
“God did not make death, and he does not delight in the death of the living. For he has created all
thing that they might exist… Godcreatedmanforincorruption, and made him in the image of his own
eternity, but through the devil’s envydeathenteredtheworld, and those who belong to his party experience it” (Wis 1:13-14; 2:23-24).
The Gospel of life, proclaimed in the beginning when man was created in the image of God for a
destiny of full and perfect life (cf. Gen 2:7, Wis 9:2-3), is contradicted by the painful experience of death
whichenterstheworld and casts its shadow of meaninglessness over man’s entire existence. Death came
into the world as a result of the Devil’s envy (cf. Gen 3:1, 4-5) and the sin of our irst parents (cf. Gen
2:17, 3:17-19). And death entered it in a violent way, throughthekillingofAbelbyhisbrotherCain:
“And when they were in the ield, Can rose up against his brother Abel, and killed him” (Gen 4:8).
The irst murder is presented with singular eloquence in a page of the Book of Genesis which has
universal signi icance: it is a page rewritten daily, with inexorable and degrading frequency, in the book
of human history….
Brotherkillsbrother. Like the first fratricide, every murder is a violation of the “spiritual”kinship
uniting mankind in one great family, in which all share the same fundamental good: equal personal dignity. Not infrequently the kinship“offleshandblood” is also violated: for example when threats to life
arise within the relationship between parents and children, such as happens in abortion or when, in the
wider context of family or kinship, euthanasia is encouraged or practiced.
At the root of every act of violence against one’s neighbor there is aconcessiontothethinkingof
theevilone,theonewho “was murderer from the beginning “ (Jn 8:44). As the Apostle John reminds us:
“For this is the message which you have heard from the beginning, that we should love one another, and
not be like Cain who was of the evil one and murdered his brother” (1 Jn 3:11-12). Cain’s killing of his
brother at the very dawn of history is thus a sad witness of how evil spreads with amazing speed: man’s
revolt against God in the earthly paradise is followed by the deadly combat of man against man.
“Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me (Mt 25:40).
Fr. Frank
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
Coming up here at St. Peter:
•
•
Oct 22 — Parish Council
Oct 25 — KC & Ladies’ Memorial Mass
October 19, 2014
Don’t forget to check out our website for events -you’ll need to check BOTH the school and parish
calendars for all the events!
THANK YOU
Sincere thanks to St. Peter’s community for all the support, prayers,
and love that we felt in the past weeks.
Special thanks to all the cooks for the wonderful lunch.
The out pouring of love was awesome.
God Bless!!!
Paul Pezold family
CATHOLICISM DVD SERIES UPDATE
The Sunday morning group is resuming the Catholicism Video series by Fr. Robert Barron in the Parish
Center. Even if you did not sign up, or missed previous sessions, you are all welcome. After a 30 minute video we will have a group discussion of the topic. Each Sunday session will end at 10:30 a.m.
Please call Pat Smith (592-1972) if you have questions.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES ‘MEMORIAL MASS
The KnightsandLadiesAuxiliaryofPreciousBloodCouncil4454will have a
MemorialMasson
Saturday,October25that8:15A.M.
for their deceased members.
We invite any friends and families of the deceased members to attend.
Regular Mee ngs/Events for our Parish and Organiza ons:
• Adora on - Every Tuesday, 8:00a-5:00p; followed by 5:30p Mass, followed by Perpetual Help Devo ons
• Finance Board - Every 3rd Thursday at 5:15p in Parish Center
• Knights of Columbus - Every 2nd Wednesday, following Rosary at 6:30p at Back of Church
• Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Auxiliary - Every 1st Thursday at 7:00p at Back of Church (Except Dec, June, & July)
• Ladies’ Society - Every 2nd Tuesday at 1p at Parish Center—except July or when another event may be planned)
• Parish Council - Every 4th Wednesday at 6:30p in Parish Center (except July & August)
• Prayer Group - Every Thursday at 9:00am at Parish Center
• Quilters - Every Wednesday from 9a - 3p (some excep ons)
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
October 19, 2014
CURIOUS ABOUT CATHOLICS (AND WHAT THEY DO)?
Are you a visitor who is not Catholic, but who is curious about Catholics? Maybe you are newly returned
to the Church and wonder about some of the changes you are seeing. Come visit with Deacon John and
Kay Neudecker for Intro to Catholicism - an informal Question/Answer session on
Wednesday,October29at6:30p.m.inthe
GatheringSpaceinthebackofchurch.
This is a time to ask any questions you may have in mind. Everything is fair game – if we don’t have an
answer right away, we will get one for you! Everyone is welcome.
Sponsored by St. Peter Parish School and our Principal, Teri Arms.
ADULT TRIVIA NIGHT!
Adult Trivia Night
St. Peter School
Saturday November 8, 2014
Doors open at 6:30pm
Table Decorating Contest—Choose your own theme and compete for bragging rights in our first table decorating contest
Intermission Games and 50/50 Raffle
Get a group of friends together and reserve a table of 9.
Beer and soda included in your admission fee
$10 per person in advance
$15 per person at the door
Must be 21 to attend.
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
October 19, 2014
BENEDICTINE SISTERS
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. 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 Of ice, 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.
ENCOUNTER WITH GOD’S CALL (NOVEMBER 8-9, 2014)
Encounter With God’s Call, held November 9-10, 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.
CROP WALK—THANK YOU!
A special thanks to everyone who walked, sponsored and donated refreshments for the WALK.
Also, we are grateful for the food contributions to the SERVE food pantry.
The WALK was a success because of your love, generosity and support.
Everything was greatly appreciated.
May God Bless you!
Mary Beth Books and Marty Schneider.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FAMILY
As the family goes, so goes the nation and
so goes the whole world in which we live.
—Bl. John Paul II
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Times
October 19, 2014
October Collec ons
Budget
10/5
10/12
10/19
10/26
Total
10,000
6,500
6,500
6,500
29,500
School
Debt
Mission
Iraq
Quarter
Other
TOTAL
1,000
2,000
1,800
1,200
500
200
35,000
Dona ons
9,768
7,914
17,682
475
1,019
106
15
55
19,362
Total Debt as of
October 2, 2014
$3,986.49
September ACH—$600
Out and About
St. Peter Church in Jefferson City
annual holiday craft show,
Sale-A-Rama!,
Sunday, November 2.
Stop in and browse two floors of
handmade and retail products, just
in time for holiday shopping.
Country store, quilt raffle,
snack bar
Admission 50¢
Adult Trivia Night
St. Peter School
Saturday November 8, 2014
Doors open at 6:30pm
Table Decorating Contest—Choose your
own theme and compete for bragging
rights in our first table decorating contest
On October 22, we celebrate one of our newest and famous saints--St. John Paul II. Karol Joseph Wojtyla was
born in Poland in 1920. Young Karol had to endure many
hardships. His mother died in 1929, when he was only 9
years old. His brother, Edmund, was a doctor and died of
scarlet fever in 1932. His father died in 1941. Karol was
all alone. His country of Poland was invaded by the Nazi's
during World War II and even the universities were
closed. He was forced to work and continue his studies in "underground"
schools. This means his education was done in secret. He loved sports,
poetry and acting. He took the name John Paul II when he was elected as
Pope of the Catholic Church in 1978. He was well loved all over the world
for his continued efforts to speak up for human rights and to see each human (even the unborn) as an individual not has an object. He traveled
over 698,000 miles as Pope, and created diplomatic relations with many
countries. The youth of the world remember him especially for starting
the World Youth Day held every year. St. John Paul II clearly sent a message of love of God and love of neighbor throughout the world. This one
man made a huge difference all over the world. God prepared him for his
mission in the world. What is God preparing for you to accomplish?
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. Intermission Games and 50/50 Raffle
Get a group of friends together and reserve a table of 8.
Beer and soda included in your admission fee
$10 per person in advance
$15 per person at the door
Must be 21 to attend.
Recently 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 respond, complete your pledge card and return it to the diocesan
Stewardship Of ice in the envelope provided.
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