October 26, 2014
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Church
The Church of Florissant that prays always
Ministers of Our Parish
Fr. Thomas W. Wyrsch, Pastor
Fr. Frank A. D’Amico, Associate Pastor
Deacon Robert Mayo
Deacon Bill Johnson
Deacon Dennis Barbero
Mr. Ken Morr - Principal
Sr. Emily Meehan, CDP - Elders and Homebound
Mrs. Peggy Baker - Parish Nurse
Romans 8, High School Youth Ministry
Isaiah 64, Middle School Youth Ministry
Saint Vincent DePaul Helpline - 442-6477
Contact our Website at: www.strpdparish.org
Weekend Mass Schedule:
Saturday:
Sunday:
5:00PM (Guitar and Choir)
7:00AM (No Music)
8:30AM (Piano and Choir)
10:30AM (Contemporary Ensemble)
Daily Mass Schedule:
Monday - Friday: 6:30AM (Church Site)
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 8:30AM (Church Site)
Wednesday: 8:00AM (School Site) during the school year
Holy Day Schedule: 6:30AM, 8:30AM and 7:00PM
Confessions: Saturday: 4:00 - 4:45PM, and by appointment
Our Lady of Perpetual Help:
Tuesday: 6:30 & 8:30AM (Church Site)
Eucharistic Adoration:
Adoration Chapel 7:00AM to Midnight Monday through Friday
Anointing of the Sick: First Saturday of the month at the 8:30AM Mass
Baptismal classes held second Wednesday of month. Call the Parish Office.
Weddings: No date can be set before meeting with the priest. Six month preparation time needed.
Bulletin Announcements: Present written copy to Parish Office by Monday afternoon
or email to [email protected].
Oﬃce:
Phone:
Fax:
1210 Paddock
Florissant, MO 63033
837-3410
837-6628
School:
Phone:
Fax:
3500 St. Catherine
Rectory: 2650 Parker Road
Florissant, MO 63033
Florissant, MO 63033
921-3023
Phone: 837-7177
921-6724
Fax:
837-6628
Thirtieth
Sunday
in Ordinary
Time
ST.
ROSE
PHILIPPINE
DUCHESNE
CHURCH
Mission Statement
Inspired by St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, our
Parish serves God and community with its many
ministries by witness of faith, through ongoing
faith formation and evangelization of youth, while
embracing cultural diversity and social justice.
October 26, 2014
Monday, October 27
6:30AM
Mary Hugger
8:30AM
Betty Rohde
Tuesday, October 28, Sts. Simon and Jude
6:30AM
Annette Lammers
8:30AM
William & Mary Hubecky
Wednesday, October 29
Peggy Creely & Family
6:30AM
8:00AM(school site) Warren Kern
Thursday, October 30
6:30AM
Communion Service
8:30AM
Jim Toebe
Friday, October 31
6:30AM
Special Intention (AS)
Jose Jorge Chavez, Jr.
8:30AM
Saturday, November 1, All Saints (not oblig.)
8:30AM
Hilda Volpo
5:00PM
Rayleen Schuler
Sunday, November 2, All Souls
Milton Bradley
7:00AM
8:30AM
People of the Parish
10:30AM
Dale & Edith Seymour
O h My!
Rectory open Halloween evening 5:30 - 7:00PM
for Trick or Treaters of all ages (have a joke or trick!)
Group Photo on the lawn at 6:30PM
Treats (candy bars, etc.) will be handed out outside
•
•
Not too scary for the little ones!
October 26, 2014
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Eucharistic Adoration
In your charity please pray for the repose of the
soul of Helen Derhake and Vera Lisenby,
parishioners. May their souls and the souls of all
the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen.
Saturday, November 1,
All Saints Day. is NOT a
Holy Day of Obligation this year.
Daylight Savings ends on
Sunday, November 2nd.
Set your clocks back!
Altar Server Training
We are offering Altar Server Training for:
1. Parish Youth (PSR/SRPD/Home Schooled)
5th Grade and up for Saturday and Sunday
Masses and
2. Adults for Sunday 6:30 a.m. weekdays 6:30
and 8:30 am Masses
Two classes (1 hour each) will be held in the
church after school and/or Saturdays. Dates
and times to be announced. Training will be
conducted by Fr. D’Amico, Deacon Bill Johnson
and Bob McGrellis. Permission slips (youths)
will be available from the parish office 837-3410
or Bob McGrellis 831-7434.
Prayer Chain
Eucharistic Adoration
The Importance of A Specific Hour
In order to have a constant vigil of prayer before the
Blessed Sacrament, we must make sure that each hour is
covered. Therefore it is necessary for each person to
commit to a specific hour once a week.
Is Jesus important enough to you to set aside one
special hour each week to be with Him? Just one hour
once a week! This is a simple matter of putting first things
first. “In everything you do, put God first, and He will
direct you and crown your efforts with success.” (Prov. 3:6)
Because we can’t see Jesus, sometimes we take His love
and Presence in the Blessed Sacrament for granted. Your
faith will make this commitment easy! “Faith is confident
assurance concerning what we hope for, and conviction
about things we do not see.” (Hebrews 11:11) Your faith
will help you realize this with conviction: The most
important thing that you will do this week is spend an
hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
The following hours need to be filled:
Tuesday 6:00-7:00PM and 8:00-9:00PM
First Friday 7:00-8:00PM and 11:00-12:00 midnight
First Saturday 3:00-4:00AM
If you prefer a different hour, any hour is open to be
shared. We also need substitutes. Please call Blanche
837-2652 or Millie 837-7938.
You are always welcome to come and pray anytime.
Readings for the Week
For prayer requests, please email Sandra Patten at
[email protected]
MONDAY
Ephesians 4:32—5:8
Luke 13:10-17
FRIDAY
Philippians 1:1-11
Luke 14:1-6
The next RCIA class will meet on SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 2 at 9:30 a.m. in the Parish
Center Room #1. This week the topic will be
the importance of the Blessed Mother and the
Communion of Saints in the Catholic tradition.
The classes are open to anyone interested in
learning more about the Catholic faith. Even if
you’re a life-long Catholic, you’re most
welcome to come and participate!
TUESDAY
Ephesians 2:19-22
Luke 6:12-16
SATURDAY
Revelation 7:2-4, 9-14
I John 3:1-3
Matthew 5:1-12
WEDNESDAY
Ephesians 6:1-9
Luke 13:22-30
THURSDAY
Ephesians 6:10-20
Luke 13:31-35
SUNDAY
Isaiah 25:6-9
I Thessalonians
4:13-18
John 11:17-27
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
Contributions
St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
For the Week of October 12, 2014
Please help us to restock our pantry so we can
continue to respond to the families who come to
us. We are very low on the items listed below.
Academic Improvements
Capital Improvements
General Fund
Permanent Diaconate
Other
St. Vincent DePaul
World Missions
Youth Ministry “Romans 8”
$ 3,200.00
34.00
8,943.00
349.00
1,173.00
550.00
90.00
150.00
Contribution totals include $1,763.00 from
Online Giving.
Parish Festival
Although it’s over seven months away some
thoughts are already in place for Festival 2015.
Last year we collected Shop n’ Save stickers to
acquire Rachel Ray dishes for a raffle basket.
We were able to gather enough stickers for
THREE entire sets. One was raffled last year
and two will be raffle next time. Shop n’ Save
has started a new reward offer…..COOKWARE.
We would love to get enough stickers to have
an entire set of cookware at the Festival also. If
you could send any stickers to the parish or
school office it would be greatly appreciated.
Please mark them Parish Festival/Trish.
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION
Second month in the development
of the unborn baby
Your baby is growing very quickly.
He is now 1¼ inches long and
weighs 1/30 of an ounce. If he were
to keep growing all 9 months as fast
as he grows during this second
month, he would be 14 tons at birth! Luckily, the
growth rate slows dramatically so that he will
probably weigh somewhere between 7 and 8
pounds at birth. All internal organs, his heart,
stomach, liver and kidneys, are present and
beginning to work. Brain waves have been
recorded at 40 days. Your baby’s fingerprints
are formed and will never change except for
size.
Soup Canned Meat
Rice Gravy Cooking Oil
Laundry Soap Sugar Beans
Canned Fruit
Thank you for any support you
can give.
If there are any parishioners who need food
help, PLEASE call the St. Vincent de Paul
line, 442-6477.
Open House
Trinity Catholic High School, the only
Archdiocesan high school in the Northeast
deanery, is having an Open House from NOON
to 4:00PM on Sunday, November 2nd. Did you
know that virtually 100 percent of Trinity
Catholic students graduate and nearly 99
percent of them go on to post-secondary
education? Did you know Trinity Catholic is a 1
-to-1 iPad school and offers its students 58
hours of college credit? Find out about this and
much more at Open House. Be sure to ask
about the $2,000 tuition scholarship and
registration incentive for current 8th grade
families. For more information contact Dan
Grumich in the Trinity Catholic Advancement
office
at
[email protected].
741-1333, ext. 223 or
Help Needed
We need more Eucharistic Ministers to the
Homebound on Fridays. We meet on Friday
mornings at 9:00AM in the Parish Office to
discuss the previous week’s visits, to receive
our assignments, and to pray. The number of
homebound we visit is increasing, yet we want
to spend time with each, since they look forward
to our visits. Usually we are finished by 12NOON,
unless we have many to visit. If you can assist
every Friday, or act as a substitute please call
Dorothy Podry at 838-8570.
October 26, 2014
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
FRIED CHICKEN
Myths About Breast Cancer
Chances are that you have heard a few myths
about what causes breast cancer or increases
the risk of breast cancer. A little myth-busting is
in order so you can get the facts straight.
1. Underwire bras cause breast cancer: This is
absolutely false. This myth was based on an
old theory that the underwire could reduce
the lymphatic drainage and increase your
risk. However, there is no data to prove this
theory even with all the studies that have
been conducted.
2. Antiperspirants’ cause breast cancer: Again
there
is
no
clinical
proof
linking
antiperspirants to breast cancer.
3. Radiation from screening test causes
cancer: Although mammograms do give off a
small amount of radiation, it is less than what
a CXR gives off. MRI”S and ultrasounds give
off no radiation at all.
4. You have to have a family history to get
cancer: Family history is a risk factor but less
than 10% of breast cancer patients get it
because of family history.
5. There is nothing you can do about an
inherited risk: Just because you have the
family risk factor does not mean you will get
cancer. Genetic testing can be done but you
should do everything you can to reduce your
risk such as a low-fat diet, exercise and
moderate alcohol consumption.
6. Breast cancer only occurs in older women:
Age increases risk but it can occur at any
age. It tends to be more aggressive the
younger the woman is.
Speak with your doctor for when you should
have a mammogram. Please be sure to get your
annual mammograms if you are over 40 years
old.
Articles for the bulletin should be submitted in
writing by Monday afternoon or emailed to:
[email protected].
DINNER
St. Rose Philippine
Duchesne
FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 7th
4:00 - 7:00pm
Dine-in or Carry Out
Dinners
(Choice of 2 side dishes)
2 pc. Dark………….……….$7
2 pc White…………….…… $8
3 pc Tenders………………. $7
Kids Tender Meal…………..$7
Side Items: Mashed Potatoes & Gravy,
Cole Slaw and Green Beans
Senior Club
If you know of a St. Rose Senior Club member
who is sick or in the hospital, please call Mary
Schwarzbauer, 838-9024.
150 Club Winners
June - Robert & Margaret Belaska
July - William & Carol Linck
October - Barry & Christina Ross
If you would like to dedicate flowers to
remember someone or celebrate an anniversary
or special occasion contact the parish office to
find out how. Each week we have beautiful
flowers from The Flower Pot and often families
dedicate these flowers.
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
St. Rose Logo Items
Annual Fall Clothing Drive
This Weekend
October 25—26
Before & After all Masses
in the Parish Hall
• Clean clothing can be packed in
boxes, paper or plastic bags.
• We accept children’s toys, and
books and small baby furniture
• Please do not leave donations at
the rectory
• For more information call Karen at
741-1570
*** Tax donation receipts are available at
the door of the parish hall, Door #9.
Clothing will benefit St. Patrick’s Center
Marriage Encounter
Hello to all couples, priests & religious who
have ever made a Worldwide Marriage
Encounter weekend. A 2014 Enrichment will be
presented just for you on Saturday, November
8th, at Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. Begins with
Mass at 4:30PM and closing prayer at 9:00PM.
Simple pot luck (bring a meat dish or appetizer
to share) and presentation. RSVP by November
1 to Sam & Liz Cohen at 636.256.9055 or by
email:
[email protected].
No
strings
attached beyond a free will donation toward
expenses.
St. Rose Home & School has a FALL SPECIAL
order form for long sleeve t-shirts, hooded
sweatshirts and golf umbrellas all featuring the
St. Rose Logo. You can find the Spirit Gear
order
form
online
by
visiting
www.strpdparish.org/school and clicking on
Parent Resources. Copies are also available in
the school and parish offices. Deadline for
orders in Monday, October 27th.
Mission Week Trivia Night
The 2014 Mission Week Trivia Night for 6th, 7th,
and 8th grade girls will be Saturday, November
15th from 7:00 to 8:30PM. (doors open at 6:30) at
St. Joseph’s Academy DePaul room. Cost is $8,
collected at the door. The theme is Hawaiian
and prizes will be given for the best dressed
table. All proceeds will go towards the senior
class mission week fund, so come support the
missions in Peru and Uganda!
St Angela Merici
Trivia Night
Saturday, November 15th
A Night of Laughs
Doors open at 6:30PM Questions start 7:00PM
*Dress like your favorite comedian, character in
a comedy, or come as you are*
***50/50 Raffles *** Funniest Costume Prize***
$20/person (Tables of 8)
Reservations or Questions:
contact Karen Walch, (314)355-4813
St. Louis Faith Journeys is a new
program
on
AM
1460
KHOJ Catholic radio every
Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. and
Saturday at 3:30 p.m. The show
highlights converts and reverts to
the Catholic faith in St. Louis. For
a program schedule call toll-free
1-877-305-1234.
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
Meat Shoots
Quilt Bingo at St. Ferdinand
October 26, November 2 & 9
Shoots Start at Noon Each Sunday
Knights of Columbus Grounds
50 Rue St. Francois St.
Bingo starts at 1:00PM in the School Gym
1735 Charbonier Rd
Sunday November 2.
Doors open at 11:00AM.
Free Bean Soup. Food and Drinks are
Available. Proceeds from these shoots help
provide Food Baskets to your Parish on
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Please
come and help us help your Parish
12 Handmade Quilts
Cash Prizes - Raffle - Pull Tabs
Refreshments Available
Smoke Free Environment
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
Dorothy Flake
Gene & Mary Gettemeier Chad & Tonya Cattoor
Peggy Nowland
Fmily
Norma Farrar
Delores Behlmann
Bernie Hoffmann
Nick Baker
James & Joyce Donovan
Family
Ed Gruenloh
Eileen Gruenloh
Harold & Mabel Nielsen
Ethan Nugen
Nora Rechtien
Anthony Reinkemeyer
Marysa Baker
Bob Walters
Ed Gruenloh
Don Moreland
Teri Ibay
Mitchie Hanrahan
COMMENTATORS
GIFT BEARERS
GREETERS
SERVERS
USHERS
EXTRAORDINARY
MINISTERS
CHURCH
CLEANING 10/31
Jacob Doerle
Celeste DuFour
Nicole DuFour
Ethan Koen
Bill Risley
Rich DuFour
Dan Huggins
Dick Kellett
Deacon
Shelly Cavlovich
John Hartwell
Connie Hartwell
Ann Meredith
Bill Meredith
Anthony Unterreiner
Ronald Fernandez
Rochelle LePage
Harry Loomis
Matthew Wunderlich
Jackson Bauer
Grace Beane
Leslie Stewart
Arthur Harding
Jack Shinstock
Kris Sontheimer
Deacon
Marge Comeau
Barb Gantner
Marybeth Ligibel
Ray Zahra
Susan Zahra
Stell Reichert
Ruth Umhoefer
Helen French
Jesse Szwargulski
Ed Wombacher
Gary Behlmann
Bill Creely
Deacon
Gloria Cufaude
Mary Gettemeier
Edward Wombacher
Jim Gierer
P. Koenig
J. Toebe
Deacon
Eileen Gruenloh
Jim Ehrhard
Sandra Patten
Mary Ann Spring
Mary Sumner
Morgan Smith
Beverly Smith
Patricia Korando
S. Bastas
A. Borgmeyer
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Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
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