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33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Nov. 16, 2014
Saint Martin de Porres
615 Dunn Road
Hazelwood, MO 63042
Phone (314) 895-1100
www.stmartindeporresstl.com
Rev. Joseph RajPaul Sundararaj, Pastor
Deacon David Pacino
Deacon Ed Beirne
Parish Office
Deacons David Pacino & Ed Beirne
PSR Coordinator- Marilyn Saunders
Parish Office-Annamarie Sullivan
Parish Office-Sr. Stephanie Turck
Contacts
Pastor Joseph Rajpaul Sundararaj email address:
[email protected]
Parish Office email address:
[email protected]
Priests’ Residence
(314) 895-0172
Parish Office
Ext. 222 (314) 895-1100
Parish School of Religion
Ext. 227 (314) 895-1100
Knobbe House
(314) 895-1100
St. Ferdinand School
(314) 921-2201
Schedule of Holy Eucharist
Saturday Vigil - 4:30 pm
Sunday - 8:00 am and 10:30 am
Weekdays - Monday-Friday 8:00 am
Holy Days - 8:00 am and 7:00 pm
*First Sunday of month “Youth Music” Mass-10:30 am
*Third Saturday of the month “Gospel Music” Mass - 4:30
pm
* Children’s Liturgy every Sunday but the 1st Sunday of the
month—10:30 Mass
Perpetual Help Devotions
Tuesdays following 8:00 am Mass.
Exposition of Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday 8:30 am-6:00 pm. Benediction at 6:00 pm.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:15-4:00 pm or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism
Sunday after the 10:30 am Mass or by appointment after
participation in Baptism Preparation Program.
Beyond 50 ... Next 25
Synergize! Energize! Evangelize!
Fax: 314-895-5992
PRAYER CHAIN
Pat Wiswall.....................................(314) 731-0933
Barb Krings.....................................(314) 731-1893
Betty Wallisch................................(314) 837-0446
GIVING TREE—V de P SOCIETY
Our annual “Giving Tree’ will begin on Nov. 15th.
It’s your opportunity to spread god’s love and share
your blessings, with someone less-fortunate. Please
select a “gift suggestion card” (located in the church
vestibule), buy the gift indicated and bring your
NEW, UNWRAPPED present back to church with
the COLOR-CODED GUMMED LABEL from the
card stuck onto the gift or the shopping bag it is in.
(The color tells us what agency gets the gift). Place
it under the Giving Tree no later than Dec. 7th.
Please avoid buying “red” clothing as red is still associated with gangs. In January, we’ll be collecting
any of those HUGE plastic shopping bags that accumulate this time of year (to use for next year’s tree).
THANKS for all you do to help the poor & needy all
year long...................The St. Vincent de Paul Society
MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Ministers Sign Up for Thanksgiving Mass. Please
sign up to assist with our Thanksgiving Day Mass, celebrated at 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 27th. We
will need lectors, Eucharist Ministers, Youth Servers,
Greeters and Ushers (help distribute bread after Mass).
If you would like to help, please sign up on the "lime
green" sheet on the cabinet on the East side of the vestibule. Thank you so much.
2. Youth Servers and parents: Please make every attempt to adhere to the new schedule that you were sent
in the mail; we are still having "no-shows" and it is
very important that you contact another server on the
list if you cannot attend. Please email Gerry Berviller
at [email protected] with your Mass preferences starting in January 2015. I have only had 2 responses to Father Raj Paul's letter and we need committed servers at every Mass on the weekends. Thank you
for your assistance with this important ministry.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
November 16 — November 23
Sun. Nov.16
Pro-Life Pancake Brkfst.-Gym
6:30 NA—KH
Mon. Nov. 17 11:30 Craft Workshop.
7:00 Scripture Study—KH
Tues. Nov. 18 7:00 Choir Pract.—Church
Wed. Nov. 19 6:30 PSR
7:00 ACTS Womens prayer gr.
Thurs. Nov.20 6:30 Rosary—Grotto
Sun. Nov. 23
6:30 KH NA
MEMORIAL BOOK
Please do not forget to enter the names of your
deceased loved ones in the Memorial Book in
our church during the month of November.
NEW CHURCH LINENS
Our Church is need of new Church linens. Anyone
interested in helping to defray the cost of these
items, please contact Chris Beirne at 314-839-0625
ENCOUNTER JESUS:
RCIA –FAITH FORMATION
Our RCIA Program staff, candidates and their
sponsors—will meet today, November 16th,
2014 and November 23rd at 9:10 a.m. in the
rectory basement following our 8:00 a.m. Mass.
PRO-LIFE PANCAKE BREAKFAST
The Pro-Life Pancake Breakfast will take place
today after 8 and 10:30 Masses. Adults-$6.00,
children-12 to 4-$3.00, 3 and under free . Sausages, drinks and all you can eat pancakes. Come
and enjoy good food and friendship. All proceeds to benefit Birthright.
THANKSGIVING FOOD COLLECTION
BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS
In keeping with our St. Martin’s tradition, we ask
that your offering at the Thanksgiving Day Mass
on November 27 be non-perishable food or a
monetary donation to the St. Vincent de Paul Society. It’s a great way to thank God by helping
Him take care of His children. Thank you!
The Baptism Preparation Class is on Wed., Dec.
17th, at 7:00 PM in the school building to explain
the sacraments and requirements. If you’ve never
had a child baptized at St. Martin’s, you must attend a class before scheduling a baptism. Please
call the office to sign up —895-1100.
From the Pastor’s Desk
Dear Martins,
When we come together there is an enthusiasm and there is a palpable energy. Age and infirmity respectfully gives way to accomplishment and spontaneity. That is what is meant by Synergizing and Energizing, which led us to Evangelize through the play on the life of St. Martin. It was a heartfelt sharing
of our talent, time and so many who shared their own treasure. I still receive messages from outside the
parish, commenting on our together spirit and the ensuing energy: A sign of collaboration of young and
old—of all.
What underlies this is the sense of ownership and belonging you have for your parish. In the past two
years, I have experienced this many times. Take for instance, Virginia Bathe, who on noticing that the
special entrance on the left side was not friendly enough for senior citizens, not only suggested that we
put up hand rails, but also contributed towards half of the cost. Thanks Virginia. Or, when we were contemplating as how to match the lampstands for the pulpit with those at the altar—thanks to our wonderful and thinking sacristans--Charles Wiswall stepped up with speed, and with his metallurgical expertise
and magic restored our existing ones to shining sparkle as you see them next to the pulpit. Thanks Charlie! I can go on to write on many such experiences. Even during the play, a fine parishioner walks in
quietly to ask, “have you got the money yet for the new altar linen? (I didn’t even know the amount
needed !!!) I will make good if you run short of the cost.” What a sense of belonging you have towards
your parish.
No wonder you have journeyed for fifty years, no wonder we have the potential for the next 25 years to
come. On November 23 we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King, which closes both the liturgical year
and over a year of our fifty years jubilee celebrations. Hence November 29, the last week mass in the
week of November 23, will be the last day we say our parish prayer. With over a year of praying this
prayer, which many have even memorized, it is time for action to move forward for the Next 25 years to
come. Yes we are a Beyond 50: Vision 25 Parish!
In next week’s column I would lay out our five stage Vision 25 planning process, a part of which I had
mentioned three weeks ago. Let us pray to St. Martin, along with the intercession to Our Lady of Mercy,
to inspire us and to lead us forward.
Finally, as mentioned in the bulletin and spoken many times at the weekend masses, the Knobbe House
needs to be streamlined and cleaned up. All the organizations and ministries can store their equipment et
al., in the basement. The deadline is next weekend (November 23) after which all un-claimed, un-sorted
and disorganized “stuff” would be discarded. This parish is also our home and we need to keep it tidy
and clean, just as we do back home!
Peace and Grace, Fr. Rp
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LITURGICAL ROLES
for Nov 22 —Nov. 23
Saturday, Nov. 22nd- 4:30 Mass
Lectors......................................... Caitlin Gann, Ed Krings
Eucharistic Ministers..................................Patricia Barry,
Joan Everett, Matt Everett, Florence Grau, Ronnie
Hughes, Jack Krater, Rosemary Perry, Harvey Schmit
Ushers..................................Jerry Dundon, Ron Goymerac
Greeters........................... Marge Heinzman, Ginny Reddy
Music ..........................................................Timothy Hearn
Sunday, Nov. 23rd - 8:00 am
Lectors......................................Cliff Eise, Beth Neighbors
Eucharistic Ministers.............Gary Guntli, Glenn Krings,
Barb Krings, Lisa Moeller, Steve Moeller,
Marilyn Saunders
Ushers..................................... Al Pohlman, NOT FILLED
Greeters......................Joyce Rygelski, Neighbor’s Family
Music ....................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
Sunday, Nov. 23rd- 10:30 am
Lectors…..........Alice Lancaster, John Michael Swarthout
Eucharistic Ministers.......Patricia David, Delores Eckert,
Patricia Gallardo, Pat Kelley, Rose Reddy, Bernadette
Sickmann, Jimmy Stallings, Mary Wooldridge
Ushers….......................... Harry Eckert, Steve McDonald
Greeters....................Rich Van Well, Mary Kay Van Well
Music ....................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
CHILDREN’S LITURGY:
SUNDAY NOV. 16TH
Jamily Maloney and Earl Arseneau
SUNDAY, NOV. 23RD
Chris Miller and Mary Hackmeister
ST. AUGUSTINE WELLSTON CENTER
The St. Augustine Wellston Center is looking for
used coats, both children and adult sizes. The deadline for this is November 23rd. These can be
brought to the office. They are also looking for sellable used furniture. Please call 314-382-7158 to negotiate pickup.
HANDMADE QUILT RAFFLE
Four afghans will be raffled on December 5th, 2014.
The proceeds from the raffle will be used to purchase
items for the BIG ITEMS booth for Summerfest, 2015.
Make checks payable to St. Martin de Porres Big Items.
Tickets can be put in the weekend collection or turned
into the parish office. Additional raffle tickets will be
available on the cabinet in back of Church for the entire
month of November. Thank you for your generosity.
For more information call Connie Castillo at 831-2979 or
Linda Spencer at 731-0479.
Please Remember In Your Prayers
our sick friends and relatives...
Mary Jo Baker, Don Baumgardner,
Thad Bethel, Patricia Boyle, Mary
Brusca, Joe Caito, Madison Carver,
Margaret Davis, Mike Delarossa, Reid
Donze,
Rose
Dunn,
Henrietta
Eichenlaub, Robert Fink, Melissa
Finkeldei, Fred Finley, Dan Friedman,
Mike Gorski, Shawn Grein, Timothy Killian, Jerry
Kuhlman, Hannah Landolt, Christine and Thomas
Lewis, Walter Lyman, Esther Murray, Kevin O’Brien,
Cynthia Perry, B.J. Piel, B Piel, Linda Roberts, Mary
Anne Shaughnessy, Susan Shuey, Beth Spilker, William Tauley, Joe & Helen Waing, and Laura Wheeler.
...those serving in our Armed Forces:
Bobby Baker, Kenneth Barfield, Josh
Bohr, Courtney Bright, Stephan Cashore,
Mitch Christianer, Jessica Culbertson,
Zach Feltmann, Johnny Frye, Spencer
Frye, Brandon Grau, Rick Gremminger
Robert Groceman, Blake & Michaela Hall,
Dan Halley III, Jesse Harris, Joshua
Herbig, Jeffrey Kimball, Matthew Klump,
Neil Klump, Katherin Landolt, Matt
Leahart, Salvatore Lodata, Anthony
Lyman, Jerry & Tricia Majda, Joseph
Maloney, Mike Mansfield, Ryan Mason,
William McNicholas, Vince Metzger,
Ryan Meyer, Doug Patterson, Corey
Rudroff, John Sexton, Christopher Sherrel,
and Robert Wooldridge, Jr.
MASS INTENTIONS & READINGS
Mon. Nov. 17 8:00 am— Frank and Martha Pierce
Rev 1:1-4, 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-6; John 8:12; Luke 18:35-43
Tues. Nov. 18 8:00 am—Michael Schmidt
Rev 3:1-22; Ps 15:1-5; 1 John 4:10; Luke 19:1-10
Wed. Nov. 19 8:00 am—Joan Wilson
Rev 4:1-11; Ps 150:1-6; John 15:16; Luke 19:11-28
Thur. Nov 20 8:00 am—Jeni Berviller
Rev 5:1-10; Ps 149:1-9; Ps 95:8; Luke 19:41-44
Fri. Nov. 21 8:00 am—Chester Hern
Rev 10:8-11; Ps 119:14-131; John 10:27; Luke 19:45-48
Sat. Nov. 22 4:30pm—Tom Perry
Rev 11:4-12; Ps 144:1-10; 2 Tim 1:10; Luke 20:27-40
Sun. Nov. 23 8:00 am—Parishioners
10:30 am Madlyn Krzan
Ezek 34:11-17; Ps 23:1-6; 1 Cor 15:20-28; Mark 11:9-10;
Matt 25:31-46
RESPECT LIFE
In today's Gospel, we hear the parable
of the talents. We learn what the Lord
thinks of servants who bury their talents out of a fear of losing them. Our
greatest talent and treasure is our ability to love, and in this enterprise the
champion is the greatest risk taker, which means the
one most willing to invest himself where the odds appear most against him. We can use our wide variety of
talents to defend and promote the sacredness of human
life. A wide variety of talents comprise the pro-life
movement. People provide alternatives to abortion,
legal advice, counseling, medical services, adoption
services, employment searches, housing, education,
and healing ministries to those who have had abortions. Oh Lord, help us use our many talents to proclaim the sanctity of life in all arenas of our lives.
Amen!!!Interested in using your talents to promote a
culture of Life? Contact the Respect Life Apostolate
of the Saint Louis Archdiocese at (314) 792-7555 or
Birthright at (314) 962-5300.
Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Lois Howlett
May God welcome her home, fill her
with His peace and bless all those who
mourn her loss.
WELCOME TO
ST. MARTIN DE PORRES
A warm welcome to all who have come to worship with us. If you are visiting, we are honored
by your presence. If you would like to become a
member of our Parish, please complete this form
and place in the collection basket or send to the
parish office.
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Bulletin Deadline is Monday at 9:00 am. Please
E-mail articles to: [email protected]
YOUR GIFTS TO GOD
AND PARISH
Sunday, November 9
Sunday
Education Fund
St. V de Paul
Beyond 50
Loose
All other Donations
TOTAL
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,410.00
67.00
250.00
278.00
268.50
94.00
4387.50
ATTENTION:
EUCHARIST MINISTERS, GREETERS,
LECTORS, SERVERS, USHERS
It is imperative that all ministers send me their e-mail
address. Our Software Company, Rotunda Software,
will then automatically send them an e-mail notice the
week they are scheduled.
After a four-month schedule has been generated, the
data base for the Ministry Schedules is stored at Rotunda Software (the company that licenses the software that our monthly schedules are generated with).
It is Rotunda Software that sends out e-mail notices to
ministers if their e-mail address is in the data base.
These four-month schedules are sent to Sister Stephanie who in turn puts copies in the Vestibule at Church
for Ministers to pick up, and Sister uses these schedules to put weekly assignments in the bulletin. After
a four-month schedule has been generated, I cannot
change it without disrupting the data base and future
schedules. If a minister cannot adhere to the schedule
as generated and they are unable to get a sub, they
should let the head of that ministry know that. The
Ministry Head will let me know if future schedules
will be affected so I can change their preferences in
the data base. As far as changing the existing schedule, it is up to the Ministry Head whether they want to
try and get a substitute and whether they want to let
Sister Stephanie know that the Weekly Schedule in
the Bulletin should change.
The present Ministry Heads are as follows:
Eucharistic Ministers: Betty Wallisch, 837-0446
Greeters: Gerry Berviller, 606-5699
Lectors: Barb Krings, 731-1893
Servers: Gerry Berviller, 606-5699
Ushers: Rich Van Well, 895-3812
Tony Szczuka
Ministry Scheduler
[email protected]
839-2551
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR MINISTRY
Our Mission: To reveal the loving, compassionate presence of God to one another in the ordinariness of our everyday lives through specific programs which:
1. Enable our senior parishioners to continue to live safe,
independent lives of high quality, in their own homes, for
as long as possible.
2. Enable any parishioner to maintain his/her accustomed
quality of life during periods of high stress, illness, family crisis, etc.
PROGRAMS AND HOW TO ACCESS THEM:
Call the program coordinator for the service
that fits your needs.
HELPING HANDS:
This program provides help with minor household
jobs such as: Changing air conditioner and furnace
filters; installing/changing batteries in smoke detectors; changing light bulbs; fixing leaking faucets;
weatherizing; trimming bushes; doing yard work;
cleaning gutters; washing a load or two of clothes,
dusting/vacuuming.
Coordinator: Charlie Wiswall Phone: 314-731-0933
MARTIN'S KITCHEN:
This program provides an occasional meal(s) during
times of extra individual/family stress, regardless of
the reason. During those times when you are weary
and long to just "sit at the feet of Jesus" like Mary in
the Gospel, and become refreshed, the volunteers
from St. Martin's will be your Martha and prepare a
warm meal to soothe you in body and spirit.
Coordinator: Barbara Krings
Phone: 314-731-1893
TRANSPORTATION:
This program offers rides to church, medical appointments, grocery shopping, as well as, pharmacy
pickups and filling small grocery orders.
THANK YOU FROM EARL ARSENEAU
I would like to thank my good friend, Larry Weber,
for his kind assistance in transporting and power
washing statues of Our Lady.
Without his generous help I would not have been able
to complete eleven statues.
My thanks also to the members of St. Martins for
trusting their statues to me, and giving me the opportunity to paint. It was a blessing.
Unfortunately with the onset of cold weather, as I
paint outside, I must stop until the coming of Spring.
With the Lord’s help and the blessing of Our Mother,
I will continue then. Thank you and God bless you.
WOMEN’S PRAYER BREAKFAST
Saturday, December 6
St. Ferdinand Parish - Gym
Featuring
Patty Schneier, presenting: “ I Wanna Be Like You!”
Do you want to be a saint?
Most Catholics think sainthood is a lofty, unattainable goal. But with God all things are possible! Patty
will help us discover inspiration and guidance from
the saints…our and heroes…real people who lived
amidst the trials of life, just like us!
Date: Saturday, December 6th
Time: 8:00 AM Mass followed by
Hot Breakfast Buffet and Presentation
Cost: $15.00 per person All are welcome!
Make checks payable to: St Ferdinand CCW
Mail to: Judy O’Heron
1001 Holly River Drive, Florissant,, 63031
Questions? E-mail: [email protected] or
phone: 314.839.2408
ST. FERDINAND SCHOOL
November 17-November 21, 2014
The Academy Of E.P.P is looking for 2 female
retirees to work with the toddlers at the Academy
located at St. Martin de Porres. Hours available are
between 8:00 AM and 5:30 PM Monday through
Friday.
Monday- normal school schedule…St. Ferdinand Cannoli’s Night
Tuesday- Mass for grades 5-8…School Improvement
Process Meeting
Wednesday- Mass for grades 1-4…Picture Retake
Day…Running Club meets after school…Orchestra
practice…Confirmation meeting 6:30-9 p.m.
Thursday- Team uniform day…Study buddies after
school
Friday- 8:30 a.m. all school mass
For more information please call Tony Thompson
at 314-283-8354 or Mrs. Thompson at 314-4956141.
If you would more information about St. Ferdinand
Catholic School, please contact Mrs. Anna Davis at
(314) 921-2201 or [email protected]
Coordinator: Linda Spencer
Phone: 314-731-0479
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