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Our Lady of Providence Parish
Schedule of Services
Mass
Saturday 5:00 PM
Sunday
8:30 AM, 11:00 AM & 5:30 PM
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
7:30 AM
7:30 AM
8:00AM
7:30 AM
7:30 AM
Rosary follows 7:30 AM Mass
Reconciliation
Saturday 4:00 - 4:45 PM
or by appointment
8866 Pardee Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63123
314.843.3570
www.olpstl.org
November 16, 2014
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our Lady of
Providence
OLPSTL.ORG
Rectory/Parish Office 314-843-3570
9:00 AM—3:00 PM Monday—Friday
Fax: 314-843-8033
Rev. David Rauch-Pastor
[email protected]
Ext. 13
Marilyn Price, RNParish Nurse
[email protected]
Ext. 12
Margie Anderson
Office Manager
[email protected]
Ext. 10
Stewardship
“Well done, good and faithful
servant; you have been faithful
over a little, I will set you over
much…”- Matthew 25:21
God expects us to nurture and
develop the gifts He has given us
and then generously give back
with increase. He doesn’t want
us to waste or hoard the gifts He
has given us; He expects us to
grow our gifts, use them wisely
and be generous with them.
John J. Mueller-Bookkeeper Ext. 11
[email protected]
651-9119
Parish Ministry Staff
Rev. Mr. David Amelotti-Deacon
[email protected]
Rita Angeles-11 AM Choir Director
[email protected]
Eryn Krobath, Youth Music Director
[email protected]
René Zajner, Organist & Adult
Choir Director
[email protected]
Peggy Krupp-PSR Coordinator
[email protected]
Tim Lucchesi, Youth Minister
[email protected]
Office: Seven Holy Founders Campus
314-631-8234
______________________
Holy Cross Academy
School Office
842-2073
Week Ending 11/9/14
Envelope Collection
$ 9,531
Electronic Giving
$ 5,057
Week Total
$ 14,588
Month Total
$ 29,928
% Monthly Budget Collected 55%
Experience the convenience of Online Giving
Visit our parish website OLPSTL.ORG
and get started today!
Liturgical Schedule
Steve Doyle-Maintenance 591-3800
Rich Yates-Maintenance
Offertory Collection
Lectors
SAT 11/22
5:00 PM
SUN 11/23
8:30 AM
11:00 AM
Langhorst
Downey
Carlin
Eucharistic Ministers
SAT 11/22
5:00 PM
3rd SAT Bush
SUN 11/23
8:30 AM
11:00 AM
3rd SUN Neudecker
3rd SUN Druger
Servers
SAT 11/22 5:00 PM
A. Koetting; A. Koetting
SUN 11/23 8:30 AM
G. Mills; H. Mills
11:00 AM
S. Wheadon; C. Wheadon
5:30 PM
J. Woodcock; G. Lancia
Saints & Special Observances
Sunday: Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Monday: St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Tuesday: Dedication of the Basilicas of Ss. Peter and Paul; St. Rose Philippine
Duchesne
Friday: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Saturday: St. Cecilia
7:30 AM—3:30 PM Monday—Friday
WWW.HOLYCROSS-STL.ORG
Laura Clark-Principal
[email protected]
Coleta Schwartz- Secretary
[email protected]
Preschool
842-2073 Ext. 214
7:30 AM-6 PM Monday—Friday
(on school schedule)
Angie Langhauser, Director
[email protected]
PEACE & JUSTICE WEEKEND
YOU ARE INVITED to pray with Catholics in the Ferguson area.
Choose a Mass time from below. An opportunity to unite in fellowship
will follow each Mass.
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Sunday, Nov.16
Sunday, Nov. 16
7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m.
7:45, 10:30 a.m.
Special collection for Human Development on November 23.
November 16, 2014
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME The parables were spoken by Jesus to people of his time, but were
written in the gospels for us to hear. Today’s gospel is a call
to action for all of us. Do we recognize our talents and abilities? Some of us do and many of us don’t. Having recognized them, have we taken responsibility for developing them? And, finally
and most importantly, do we use our talents for others and not just ourselves?
Do we use our unique gifts to help the poor and needy, the weak and the
helpless? Our Savior speaks harsh words to all who are unwilling to share
their abilities and help make the world a better place. What am I doing with
my gifts? How do I make my parish and neighborhood and metropolis a happier and healthier place?
THANKSGIVING DAY MASS On Thursday November 27th we celebrate
Thanksgiving Day with a special Mass at 9:00 AM. I hope the church will be
crowded as usual. We have so much for which to be thankful, even in troubling times. In fact, it is in times of tension and conflict that we can be most
grateful for the gift of faith and for having a God who is so loving and generous.
THANKSGIVING DAY CANNED GOODS COLLECTION We are holding our
usual food collection drive on Thanksgiving Day. We ask that you carry your
contributions up to the sanctuary during the offertory procession. The St. Vincent de Paul Society will use the food and cash donations for the benefit of
the needy of our area.
COMINGS AND GOINGS Several years ago Mary Ann Prives and Pat Menning attended a workshop about parish bereavement committees. They were
excited about what they heard and asked me if we could do this at OLP.
Since then they have been meeting with families dealing with the death of a
loved one and help them select the readings and various options allowed at
the funeral liturgy. Both Pat and Mary Ann have decided that they no longer
can perform this wonderful ministry. I thank them for their dedication in this
ministry. Now Cathy Chilenski, Carol Davis, Mary Kappel and Carol Reiter
have volunteered to help. If you are interested in this ministry, contact Margie
at the parish office.
EDITOR NEEDED FOR PARISH NEWSLETTER Joe Dunne is stepping
down from editing the Spirit of Providence parish newsletter. The next issue is
his last. So far no one has volunteered to replace him. The newsletter has
been a valuable communication tool and Joe has done an excellent job over
many years. When the newsletter began a whole committee of people were
producing it. I would like to find a group of people to take responsibility for this
communication tool. Are you gifted in the field of communication? Do you
have some time and talent to share in this area? Don’t be shy. Give it a try.
Let me know.
IT IS TIME FOR THE GIVING TREE! Once again this year we will help the
Rural Parish Workers of Christ the King in their ministry to the rural poor in
the Old Mines area of Washington County, Missouri. The Giving Trees will be
available for you to choose gift items on the weekend of November 22-23. All
gifts need to be returned to church by Sunday evening, December 14. The
process remains the same. Pick an ornament from one of the two trees and
purchase and wrap the item. Put the contents of the gift on a card and affix it
to the outside and then return the gift to church. Let’s all get involved in this
wonderful OLP tradition.
Fr. Dave Rauch
Monday, November 17
7:30 am
All Souls
Tuesday, November 18
7:30 am
Dr. Louis Kappel
Wednesday, November 19
8:00 am
Fern & Otto Vogts
Thursday, November 20
7:30 am
Robert & Louise Ebert
Friday, November 21
7:30 am
Loretta & Aldo Guidi
Saturday, November 22
5:00 pm
Edward L. Eberhardt
Sunday, November 23
8:30 am
People of the Parish
11:00 am
Joseph Batsch
5:30 pm
Maria Schonlau-Appelhoff
This Week in Our Parish
Boot Camp
Women’s Prayer Group
PSR
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Adult Volleyball
Rosary
Pro Life Committee
Monday, November 17
6:00 AM
9:30 AM
6:45 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Gym
Duggan
Cafeteria
Church
Gym
Church
Schneider Rm.
Tuesday, November 18
Meetings
Friendly Visitors—1st Monday 8 am
Green Thumbs—2nd Saturday 9 am
John 15 Youth—Thursday 7 pm and
Sunday 12:30 pm at Seven Holy Founders
Men’s Club—3rd Thursday 7 pm
ProLife Committee—3rd Monday 7:30 pm
St. Vincent DePaul—2nd & 4th
Monday 7 pm
Women’s League—2nd Tuesday 7 pm
YAA—2nd Thursday 7:30 PM
Sacrament of Baptism
Scheduled on the 2nd Sunday of the
month at 12:00 p.m. or at a Mass by request. No Baptisms are scheduled during
Lent. Call the Rectory for arrangements
and to schedule the preparation class.
Sacrament of Marriage
Arrangements are to be made through
the pastor or a priest at least six months
prior to your wedding date. A marriage
preparation program is a requirement of
the Archdiocese.
Sick Calls & Anointing of the Sick
Call the Rectory to request a hospital
visit or for communion to the sick or
homebound. If you are in the hospital
and want a visit, or your name added to
the prayer list, please notify the Rectory.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
(RCIA)
For un-baptized or baptized persons
interested in learning more about the
Catholic faith and the process of becoming a full member of the Catholic Church.
Please call 843-3570.
The bulletin deadline is each
Tuesday at noon.
Please submit in writing:
[email protected]
Quilters
Boy’s basketball
Women’s ACTS Retreat
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
Rectory Basement
Gym
Providence Rm.
Wednesday, November 19
Boot Camp
6:00 AM
Gym
Children’s Choir Rehearsal
3:00 PM
Church
Adult Choir
7:00 PM
Church
Thursday, November 20
Preschool event
Reconciliation retreat
Men’s Club
9:00 AM
6:00 PM
7:30 PM
Providence Rm.
Church
Cafeteria
Friday, November 21
Boot Camp
Church Cleaning
Karate Class
6:00 AM
8:00 AM
3:00 PM
Gym
Church
Cafeteria
Saturday, November 22
Sunday, November 23
RCIA Group
Eleven O’clock Music Rehearsal
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Youth Musicians Rehearsal
Basketball Drills
9:30 AM
10:15 AM
11:00 AM
3:30 PM
4:15 PM
Providence
Church
Providence
Church
Gym
Volunteering OpportuniƟes—The Notre Dame nuns that run the St. AugusƟne/
Wellston Center in Wellston could use help occasionally with the
sorƟng of clothing and household items given to their thriŌ store.
The days available are Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 12:00 to 2:30.
Volunteering could even be just once a month or whenever you are
available on those specific days. If you are interested, please call
Mary Vieth (849-0489) or Maureen HamƟl (843-8191).
“Peace is a daily, a weekly, a monthly process, gradually changing opinions, slowly eroding old barriers, quietly building new structures. And
however undramaƟc the pursuit of peace, that pursuit must go on.”
- John K. Kennedy
Prayer Requests
In your charity, please remember our brothers and
sisters who are sick, receiving medical treatment, in
rehab, hospital, or recuperating at home:
Paul Berutti
Claire Biangardi
Kevin Bley
Margaret Bogler
Ed Bramman
Monica Clapper
Charles Hackett
Rosemary Hoops
Ed Heigl
Nancy Higginbothan
Phyllis Kolb
David Larson
Millie Loyet
Bill May
Don McSorley
Gordon Neilson
Bill Ondr
Terry Repp
David Rowan
Wayne Patton
John Sapienza
Rosemary Schledorn
Mary Schott
Philip Schott
Jack Seiler
Pauline Serra
Grace Spanevello
Cynthia Van Sluys
Michael Wendl
Dan Whithaus
Carol Winkler
Please help us keep our Prayer Requests up-to-date.
Contact the Rectory to be added to or removed from
our prayer list.
In Deepest Sympathy
Dolores Smith
Anthony Vierling Sr.
husband of Pat Vierling
Kaitlin Horne
granddaughter of Bob Kolb
Please pray that all our deceased loved ones may
know the joy and peace of eternal life, and that
their families may be comforted.
OLP has been a member of Aŏon Food
Pantries since its beginning. We conƟnue
to send families within our parish boundaries to the pantry for food to feed their
families. The Pantry is in need of volunteers to assist shoppers in the selecƟon of foods.
Can you help one Saturday a month? Please call the
Pantry at 314.508.3138.
Blood Pressure checks this weekend, after
Mass in the Schneider Room.
From Marilyn Price, Parish Nurse
Prebiotics and Probiotics: Hand- in Hand for Good Health
To understand how prebiotics and probiotics work, it is helpful to start
from the beginning with a few definitions.
What is a biotic? Biotic describes a living or once living component
of a community; for example organisms, such as plants and animals.
Biotic means living organism.
What are antibiotics? Antibiotics are agents that either kill or inhibit
the growth of microorganisms.
What are bacteria? Bacteria are single-celled organisms that live on,
in and around most living and non-living things. With few exceptions,
bacteria can be seen only with the aid of a microscope, and millions of
them would fit on the head of a pin.
Our first impression of bacteria is how deadly or infectious they are,
but it is only a very small amount of them that are bad. For instance,
out of 2500 strains of Salmonella, only two of them cause trouble.
Some bacteria such as E Coli only cause havoc when ingested through
the mouth.
Although some bacteria are harmful, many bacterial species are beneficial. Bacteria that live in the intestines of humans are essential in digesting food. Other species of bacteria play a role in fermentation, a
process that produces foods such as yogurt and cheese.
What are probiotics? Probiotics are organisms such as bacteria or
yeast that are believed to improve health. They are available in supplements and foods. The digestive system is home to more than 500 different types of bacteria. They help keep the intestines healthy and assist in digesting food. They are also believed to help the immune system.
What foods are good sources of probiotics? One of the best sources
of probiotics is yogurt. Look for “live or active cultures” on the label
to be sure your favorite band of yogurt is a rich source of probiotics.
Other good food sources are sauerkraut, miso soup fermented soft
cheeses like Gouda, and even sourdough bread, the common feature of
all these foods is fermentation, a process that produces probiotics.
What are prebiotics? Prebiotics are non-digestible foods or food ingredients which enter our colons un-altered by the digestive process.
They serve as food for probiotics. In other words, prebiotics are food
for the friendly bacteria in your intestines.
What foods are good sources of prebiotics? To help maintain healthy
levels of prebiotics, you can feed them with the foods you eat. Foods
rich in prebiotics include asparagus, Jerusalem artichokes, bananas,
oatmeal and legumes.
How do prebiotics and probiotics work hand-in-hand? Prebiotics
help nourish the probiotics in your intestines to help keep your digestive system in balance. If you don’t eat foods rich in prebiotics, the
level of probiotics may fall.
Sources: WebMD and Mayo Clinic
REACH OUT AND
THANKSGIVING Our Thanksgiving dinner
collection for the needy this
year will again be for St. Pius
V parish on South Grand.
This will be the eighth year we have directed funds
to St. Pius. Their Ministry for the Sick and Elderly
feeds over 100 people on Thanksgiving Day. Surplus amounts are used for the Christmas and Easter
dinners. St. Pius parishioners prepare and deliver
the dinners to the elderly in their homes. Donation
boxes will be in the back of church the weekends of
November 15/16 and 22/23. Please make checks
payable to St. Pius V Ministry for the Elderly. For
information contact Mary Vieth, 849-0489 or
Maureen Hamtil, 843-8191. Thank you!
The Men’s Club will meet Thursday,
November 20 at 7:30 in the school
cafeteria. New members welcome!
The ProLife Committee will meet in the
Providence Room at 7:30 PM this Tuesday evening.
Guide Book and Directory Update—Does the rectory have your family membership record correct? It
is time to update our records with any changes, additions, or deletions that may have occurred over the
past year. Also, any organization or leadership
changes? Please notify the rectory. Changes may
also be dropped in the in the collection basket.
Are you registered? If you are not registered in our
parish, please consider doing so. Stop by or call the
Rectory at 314.843.3570, or email [email protected].
NAME/
ORGANIZATION:_______________________
CHANGE/DELETION:
_________________________
Pictorial Directory help needed! The parish office
is looking for volunteers to coordinate the process of the photography sessions. In addition,
help is needed to compile parish pictures and stories, and page layouts for our 60th Anniversary
pictorial directory. The photography company will
provide resources to make the job easy! Do you
have talent in scrapbooking, graphic design or
picture organizing? Please consider offering your
skills for this historical parish keepsake! Contact
the Rectory at 843-3570.
CHRISTMAS TOY COLLECTION
OLP’s collection for needy children will take place on Reach
Out weekend of Dec. 6-7. Our toys will be given to Sts. Teresa
& Bridget and they will offer these toys at greatly reduced prices for the people in their service area. New and gently used toys
(unwrapped) will be accepted. Toys for school age children are
preferred, especially cars, trucks, dolls, games for teenagers,
and sports items. Black dolls are preferred but white dolls are
always welcome. No stuffed animals, toy weapons or battery
operated toys. Basketballs and footballs are welcome but not
soccer balls.
There is also always a need for warm hats, gloves and socks for
both children and adults. Any you can donate will be greatly
appreciated. Thank you for always being so generous!
CHRISTMAS COOKIE SALE
The OLP Women’s League will be selling delicious
boxed homemade cookies the weekend of Dec. 6-7. Cost
is $5.00 for a 1 lb. box.
If you would like to donate cookies, you may drop them
off at the Providence Room on Sat., Dec. 6, between 1012 a.m. or call Lesley Nebuloni at 849-6254 for pickup.
Thank you.
WAY OF LIGHTS Christmas Celebration! The Shrine of Our Lady of
the Snows will be hosting the Way of
Lights from Nov. 21 -Jan. 2 from 5-9
PM. This is a fun family event with
many activities.
Come and See Weekend at Kenrick
Fall Retreat: November 21-23, 2014
This weekend is a free retreat offered for young men
in high school who may have a desire to learn more about
the priesthood and seminary life. Contact Fr. Chris Martin, Director of Vocations at [email protected].
All high school teens are invited to join the youth group
Thursday from 7-9 pm and Sundays from 12:30-2:30 pm in the
youth room on Seven Holy Founders campus.
High school Juniors and Seniors! Please join John 15 for
this year’s Junior/Senior retreat. The retreat will be held at St.
Michael the Archangel November 14-16. Registration forms
and the $35 fee are due October 31st.
JOHN 15 GOES TO WASHINGTON – It’s time for high school
teens to register for the annual March for Life pilgrimage to
Washington D.C. (January 21st-25th, 2015). Limited spots remain!!! Please go to John15ym.com for a registration form or
contact Tim Lucchesi for more information at [email protected].
Our Lady of Providence Parish
November 16, 2014
SHOPPING LIST
Reach Out Weekend December 6 & 7
Vendor Night at Women’s League
Meeting—December 9.
We are
looking for a few parishioners that would
like to sell their crafts or goods at our
December meeting—Tuesday, Dec. 9th.
We are hoping to have between 5-10
vendors at this meeting. The meeting would run a
few hours on that night. Anyone interested, please
contact
Judy
Uxa
at
842-4202
or
[email protected]
ALZHEIMER’S 101
Free—Alzheimer’s Association educational program:
Monday, December 1
7—8 PM in church
Seven Holy Founders
6741 Rock Hill Rd., Affton
In addition to their usual food supplies,
Sts. Teresa and Bridget Food Pantry is
now serving 40-50 homeless clients,
and is in need of the following items:
Granola Bars
Fruit in pull-top containers
Individual packs of cheese
or peanut butter crackers
Bottled water
Vienna sausage
Potted meat
Crackers
Usual items:
Tuna
Peanut butter 16 oz
Jelly 16 oz
Potted meat
Box Cereal
Crackers
Pasta
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