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Holy Redeemer Parish
Founded 1886
17 Joy Ave. Webster Groves 63119
HOLY MASS:
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Weekday: M-F 6:15 & 8:15 AM (September-May)
M-F 6:15 & 8:00 AM (June-August)
Holy Days: See Bulletin Announcements
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. until Wednesday 6:00 a.m.
Benediction: First Tuesday 7:15 p.m.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Saturday: 4:00 to 4:45 p.m.
Rectory/Office: (314) 962-0038
Fax: (314) 962-2084
Website: www.holyr.org
PASTOR
Reverend Kenneth A. Brown
IN RESIDENCE
Most Reverend Edward M. Rice
DEACON: Deacon John P. Flanigan, Jr.
November 16, 2014
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Kenneth Brown, Pastor
Holy Redeemer School
314-962-8989
Principal—Mrs. Pam Galluzzo
314-962-3560 Fax
Parish School of Religion
[email protected]
Mrs. Darcy Callahan
School Secretary—[email protected]
Parish Council Chairperson
Church Meeting Room 314-962-0038 #125
Rectory Meeting Room 314-962-0038 #124
Music Director , Todd Senzig
Rectory Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 AM—4:00 PM
Bulletin Deadline: Monday Noon–contact [email protected]
Youth Director, Mike Huggins
Deacon John Flanigan
[email protected]
314-962-8989 X 2
[email protected]
John Lee
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Holy Name Society/Men’s Club 4th Thursday CJ Muggs
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, November 17 St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Revelation 1;1-4, 2;1-5 Luke 18:35-43
6:15 am Bill & Elfrieda Roth-Roffy
8:15 am Frank Fisher
Tuesday, November 18 Dedication of the Basilicas of
Sts. Peter & Paul; St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
Revelation 3:1-6, 14-22 Luke 19:1-10
6:15 am Alberta Kunde
8:15 am John Matz
Wednesday, November 19
Revelation 4:1-11 Luke 19:11-28
6:15 am Nancy Schuster Natoli
8:15 am Ann Noonan
Thursday, November 20
Revelation 5:1-10 Luke 19:41-44
6:15 am Parish Purgatorial Society
8:15 am Bonnie Low Grades 4-8
Friday, November 21 The Presentation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Revelation 10:8-11 Luke 19:45-48
6:15 am Peggy Hinds, Special Intention
8:15 am JoAnn Ebert All School Mass
Saturday, November 22 St. Cecilia
Revelation 11:4-12 Luke 20:27-40
5:00 pm (Vigil) Michael & Margaret L’Ecuyer
Sunday, November 23 Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
Ezekiel 34:11-12, 15-17 1 Cor. 15:20-26, 28 Matthew 25:31-46
7:30 am People of the Parish
9:00 am Ed Rellergert
11:00 am Verna Adamo
MINISTERS FOR NOVEMBER 22-23
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
5:00 pm P. Fiess, J. Furey, P. Hollabaugh,
T. Malyszko, K. Mank, J. Menner
7:30 am J. Christy, G. Christy, A. Hager,
C. Kaiman, SL, D. Schlitt, B. Schlitt
9:00 am B. Oates, J. Oates, S. Randich,
K. Randich, D. Schlitt, B. Schlitt
11:00 am P. Miano, T. Miano, K. Timpe,
M. Timpe, G. Schlueter, E. Franke
SERVERS
5:00 pm
7:30 am
9:00 am
11:00 am
A. Girsch, E. Girsch, J. Hartrich
C. Hasemeier, O. Hattrich, A. Heuer
K. Haug, R. Haug, L. Horgan
K. Herr, M. Herr, L. Jacober
LECTORS
5:00 pm
7:30 am
9:00 am
11:00 am
Brett Moorehouse
Paul Fiess
Matthew Lenzini
Clare/Kate Hannick
LITURGY OF THE WORD FOR CHILDREN
PreK-1st Grade—Rita Loeffler &
Mary Beth Garasky
ADVENT IN ASSISI WITH ST. FRANCIS
Dr. Jay Hammond
REST IN PEACE
Thomas Sullivan, brother of Connie Moore
Monday, November 17
Monday, November 24
6:40 PM in Church
All are Welcome.
FATHER BROWN’S CORNER
This weekend men from the parish's next ACTS team will give talks inviting men of the parish to participate. I encourage all the men of the parish to seriously consider and pray over their decision to do so.
ACTS, like so many other programs which have gone before it, has as its object the spiritual renewal of
it’s participants. There are so many different ways that we can work on our spiritual lives: daily mass, lectio divina, attending a silent or a directed retreat, participating in a parish mission, meeting regularly with
a spiritual director. The reason I like ACTS is that it is parish-based and lay-led. The clergy of the parish
have their part to play in the process, but it is not dependent on them. That, incidentally, is the same reason that I am excited about our developing Stephen Ministry. I realize that attending an ACTS retreat involves sacrificing both time and money, but consider this. How did you spend your weekend exactly one
month ago? Perhaps there was some momentous thing you did, some important event you attended, but
my bet would be many are hard pressed to recall anything about that particular weekend. I can fairly safely guarantee that any man who participates in the ACTS retreat December 11th through the 14th won't
soon forget it. Many of the retreatants on the first night of the retreat ask themselves: "What the heck have
I gotten myself into here?" But by the time we celebrate the closing Mass at 11:00 on Sunday, almost all
of the participants are more than pleased that they took the risk and entrusted themselves to this work of
deepening their spiritual lives.
Father Brown
YOUTH GROUP
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JHigh—a ministry just for the 7 and 8 graders of the
parish. Our next JHigh Night is Wednesday December
3rd from 7-8:30PM.
Jr. High Summer Camp “Unleashed” An informational meeting for parents of current 6th and 7th graders
will be held Tuesday November 18th at 7 PM in the
Church Meeting Room.
Lifeteen— Lifeteen meets EVERY Thursday from 78:30PM in the cafeteria! Join us this Thursday!
Want to get involved and keep up on the latest news??
-Like us on Facebook “Holy Redeemer Youth Ministry
-Follow us on Twitter “@HolyRedeemerLT”
-Follow us on Instagram “HolyRedeemerLT”-Send an
email to [email protected] and ask to be added to the
email list.
ADVENT CONCERT
Recently we have been notified about a parish/school
calendar conflict. The Men’s ACTS retreat send-off
and our Advent Concert were scheduled for the same
evening. After consulting with Father Brown and Mrs.
Laury, we have decided to change the concert to
Wednesday, December 10 at 7:00 PM so that all of our
fathers will be available to attend. We apologize for
this change, but we feel it will benefit the entire Holy
Redeemer community. We will continue to remind you
of this change so you do not miss the concert.
RACIAL JUSTICE DIALOGUE
Archbishop Carlson has challenged us to begin to dialogue around the deep racial injustice issues that have
sparked the protests after the Michael Brown shooting in
Ferguson. Who is interested in beginning to dialogue
around these issues? If you would like to be part of this
conversation, please contact Carol Bahmueller at
[email protected] or call 314-221-8921.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Holy Redeemer, in partnership with First Congregational
Church of Webster Groves, is sponsoring a Mother-toMother talk on Monday, December 8 at 7:00 PM at First
Congregational Church, 10 West Lockwood Ave. A
panel of African American mothers will share with us
their powerful stories of “The Talk” they have with their
sons about how to act when stopped by police as well as
the experiences of their sons and brothers. Mothers and
all people are encouraged to attend and engage with
these mothers around their reality. Refreshments will be
served.
BOTTLES FOR BABIES
Thank you students, parents, and staff for your generosity in supporting babies, children and moms! We have
donated $731.04 to Lifeline Coalition. This great organization will help fund the programs at Our Lady’s Inn,
Birthright, and Good Shepherd’s Children Center. Special thanks to the 4th grade class for most change collected. Thanks also to Mrs. Appelbaum and the Class of
2015 for leading and organizing this worthwhile fundraiser!
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Marty Walsh
Frances Walrond
Toni Berberich
Alice McDonough
Ruth Noyes
Bonnie Brunty
Frederick Femmer Claire Audrain George Mockler
Mary Slais
Alberta & Joseph J. Simeone
Sylvia Luebbert
Patricia Wilhelm
Ted Pepple
Donna Vogt
Ralph Nuelle
Toni Corno
Ford Brauer
Louise Kopsky
Anna Petzel
Maryann Sexton
Suzy Volansky, friend of Do & John Reis
Vicki McWhorter, friend of Toni Berberich
David E. Nothstine, nephew of Jim Doubek
Helen Claire Mashburn, mother of Janet Doubek
Ann Chopin, sister of Jim Perabo
Jen Cronin, niece of Jim & Kathy Dowd
Nicholas Famolaro, grandson of Deeds & Faith Fletcher
John Bussen
Robert Bradshaw, friend of George Mockler
Bernie Ceriotti, niece of Jim & Marlene Serati
Mark Reeds, friend of Deeds & Faith Fletcher
Rosemary Rowe, sister of Sr. Angela Senyszyn, OSF
Judy Bershe, friend of Mary Shasserre
Joyce Bulte, mother of Carolyn Riggle
Carole O’Neil, friend of Bob & Janet Hart
Mary Beth Hall, sister of Carol Horn
Paul McLafferty, father of Margie LaMore
Heather Starr, sister of Sue Flanigan
Barbara Karney Williamson, friend of Pat Dwyer
Morgan Taylor, friend of Kelly Radar
Elizabeth Stanley, granddaughter of Ruth Stanley
Kay Hess
Mary Witzig, cousin of Mary Shasserre
Dorothy Huggins, grandmother of Mike Huggins
Timothy Schiefelbein, son of Wayne Schiefelbein
Christy Low, sister of Sheri Allgeier
Floyd Gilliam, former parishioner
Due to privacy laws we no longer are informed of hospital stays.
Family members, please notify the rectory.
PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING
IN THE MIDDLE EAST
CPL Patrick Whyte, USMC , son of Joe & Cheryl Whyte
11/09/14 Envelopes
Online
Total
YEAR TO DATE
ACTUAL
BUDGET
$ 10,510.00
$ 5,443.60
$ 15,953.60
$640,550.55
$ 16,000.00
$ 16,000.00
$ 660,900.00
“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 an 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.
Sign up for Online Giving by visiting our parish website
at www.holyr.org. Please call the Rectory at 962-0038 if
you would like to cancel your set of envelopes.
November Special Collections:
November 2—Retired Religious—$94650
Nov. 23—Campaign for Human Development—$110
Thank you for your support!
DEBT REDUCTION CAMPAIGN
OCTOBER
ACTUAL
$ 4,058.87
BUDGET
$4,000.00
Loan Balance—$667,881.79
Thank you for your continued commitment to
Stewardship and our Debt payment
Together We’re Better certificates are available in the
Rectory office from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. If you wish to
pre-order or would like an order form emailed to you,
please contact [email protected]. Orders placed by Monday
are usually available by Friday afternoon.
During November, the parish Book of Remembrance
will be open before the shrine of St. Joseph (the patron
saint of a happy death). We invite parishioners to inscribe the names of the faithful departed for whom they
would like us all to pray.
Mass on Thanksgiving will be celebrated at 9:00 AM.
Mass on Friday, November 28th will be celebrated at
8:15 AM only.
FIRST RECONCILIATION The Second Graders of
Holy Redeemer Parish will receive the Sacrament of
Reconciliation for the first time this Wednesday, November 19. Please hold them in your prayers.
Christmas Cards from the Missouri Right to Life are
available for sale! A box of 18 cards cost $12. To purchase, please contact Madeleine Appelbaum at [email protected] or 962-1239 or come to the church library after Mass this weekend.. Thank you!
LOOKING AHEAD
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Thank you for your continuing support of our mission to assist our
neighbors in need. It’s that time of year when we are planning to
help our clients have a little better Christmas. We are again asking
you for Wal-Mart gift cards which can be purchased from Together
We’re Better. Holy Redeemer Vincentians will do a one-time parish solicitation after all the Masses on the weekend of November
22 & 23. They will be at the church doors to receive gift cards,
cash or checks. God bless you for your generous and giving heart!
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Gift the gift that keeps on giving—for the rest of your life as a happily married couple! The holidays are a perfect time to consider
making a gift of a Marriage Encounter Weekend to each other.
Call 314-469-7317 or visit at www.stl-wwme.org to register for
the December 5-7, 2014 or February 6-8, 2015 weekend.
BOOK CLUB
Fr. Michael Gaitley (the author of the 33 Days to Morning Glory)
has another book entitled “Consoling the Heart of Jesus.” We are
studying the book and watching DVDs on it for a series of ten sessions. Please join us on Wednesday, November 19 in the Church
Meeting Room after the 8:15 AM Mass. For more information and
for copies of the book, contact Angela Anderson at 968-8546.
WOMEN’S ACTS RETREAT
Open the gift of an ACTS retreat this new year, January 8-11, 2015.
ACTS is a wonderful opportunity to strengthen your faith, develop
lasting friendships and build parish community. Please join us!
Registration forms with additional information are in church. Space
is limited. Please contact Suzanne Trautman (629-8170 or [email protected]) with any questions regarding the retreat or
scholarship program. Any team member will be happy to talk with
you as well!
Christine Ahlheim Sheri Allgeier Sarah Andres Laura Bergman
Jackie Brenne
Gayla Daugherty Cecy DeHekker Barb Dolan
Susanne Doran Sue Dreyer
Mary Ann Foppe Heather Fox
Elizabeth Fox
Kelly Girsch
Phyllis Hartrich
Ann Henry
Linda Hill
Rachel Kessler Julie Malloy
Katie Mank
Alicia Martin
Lisa Mueller
Beth O’Leary
Katy Powell
Lisa Reed
Sue Ribant
Lynn Robichaux
Lisa Siems
Bev Straub
Cara Taylor
Mary Wetzel
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday, November 16
Children’s Liturgy—9:00 AM Mass
Men’s ACTS talks—all Masses
Women’s ACTS—7:30 PM CMR
Monday, November 17
Brownies—3:15 PM CMR
PSR—6:30 PM School
Advent in Assisi—6:40 PM Church
Tuesday, November 18
Eucharistic Adoration
Rosary/Divine Mercy Chaplet—7:15 PM
Cub Scouts—3:15 PM CMR
Cub Scouts—3:25 PM CMR
Jr. High Meeting—7:00 PM CMR
Women’s ACTS—7:00 PM Café
Wednesday, November 19
Book Club—8:45 AM CMR
Building Blocks—3:15 PM 201
First Reconciliation—7:00 PM Church
Jr. High Meeting—7:00 PM Café
Thursday, November 20
Daisy Scouts—3:15 PM CMR
Youth Group—7:00 PM Café
RCIA—7:00 PM RMR
Choir—7:00 PM CMR
Parish Council—7:00 PM Rectory
CWL Holiday Party—7:30 PM Offsite
Friday, November 21
Fellowship Meeting—6:30 PM CMR
Saturday, November 22
Men’s ACTS—7:00 AM CMR
Sunday, November 23
Children’s Liturgy—9:00 AM Mass
SVDP—10:05 AM RMR
Stephen Ministry Class—10:00 Room 201
Baptisms—Noon Church
Women’s ACTS Meeting—7:00 PM CMR
Volleyball games and practices will be held
school evenings. Games are held on Saturday
and Sunday.
HANDBELL CHOIR
PRAISE & WORSHIP MUSIC GROUP
The HR Praise and Worship Music Group is looking to add bass
guitar and light percussion musicians to the group. We are looking for members at the High School, College or Adult level that
have an interest in playing Christian Music at Mass once a month.
If you are interested, please call Tom Meyer at 314-302-0291 or
Todd Senzig at 314-962-0038. We look forward to hearing from
you!
We are still in need of musicians to be part of
our handbell ensemble. Music reading ability
is not required (although is a plus) and you
don’t have to sing! Please consider being part
of this group. Please contact me via email at
[email protected] for more information. I hope
you’ll join us! Todd Senzig
The Catholic Women’s League cordially invites you to
our Holiday Boutique.
Thursday, November 20th from 7:30-10:30 PM
At the home of Kelly Vogl
233 W Jackson Road
Enjoy an evening of holiday shopping, food, drink and
fun while mingling with the women of our parish. We
will have a variety of local vendors. The cost of the
evening is $15, which qualifies you for entry in the raffle for one of many wonderful gifts generously donated
by our vendors. There will be many appetizers, desserts, and drinks for the evening. We hope to see you
there! If you have any questions, please call Sarah Andres at 314-956-3101 or Susan Steiner at 314-3228535.
To help spread the Christmas cheer, the CWL has
adopted a family through the Crisis Nursery. If you
would like to help, more information will be available
at the party. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
STS. PETER & PAUL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
December 12, 2014
We are requesting donations of hats, scarves, gloves,
socks, sweaters, coats. We have over 200 families that
we are trying to provide warm clothing for the winter.
If you are able to help in any way, please put your donations in the box marked Sts. Peter & Paul in the Church
Library.
We also want to make 250 gift bags for our homeless
men, women and children. We are in need of toiletries
(shampoo, conditioners, lotions, soap, new wash cloths,
toothbrushes, toothpaste, mints, hard candy, $1 bills,
gallon size zip-lock bags).
Monetary donations are also appreciated payable to
“Jane Corbett” with Sts. Peter and Paul in the memo
section. Thank you for you help.
If anyone would like to donate cotton cloth, we are making quilts and gift bags for the poor. Please leave the
material in the church library.
FAITH SHARING AND FELLOWSHIP
ADVENT BY CANDLELIGHT
THURSDAY DECEMBER 4
7-9 PM Holy Redeemer Parish Center
“Reason to Believe” is an informal group offering an opportunity to share and grow in our relationships with family, friends, and God. Contact Bill or Christine Hoffman
for information—314-961-6454. We meet on the first
and third Fridays of the month. Our next meeting is
scheduled for Friday, November 21 from 6:30-8:00 PM
in the Church Meeting Room.
Come listen to a special presentation by
FATHER GARY BRAUN
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR SCHEDULE
Director of the Catholic Student Center
at Washington University
Sales, which began last Wednesday, are held on the second floor of the school building, just outside the Emily
Lemcke Memorial Library.
Attendees will be seated at beautifully decorated tables hosted by women in the parish and enjoy dessert and coffee. This is an event sponsored
by the Catholic Women’s League to help women
focus on Christ during the holiday season.
There is no charge but you must register by
phone or email so that we know how many tables
we will need.
RSVP to Sharon Scott at 963-3151 or [email protected]
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
SATURDAY, January 31, 2015
CWL’s Forty-Second Annual Progressive Dinner
If you are interested in hosting cocktails, dinner or dessert,
please contact Kelly Girsch at 968-9777 or
[email protected]
Sunday 9:00 & 11 AM After Mass Sales
Monday
3:15
Final Sales and Breakdown
Thank you for your support of this important fundraiser
for the Emily Lemcke Memorial Library and for the students of Holy Redeemer School.
Bulletin deadlines
With the approaching holiday season, the following are
the deadlines to have articles submitted for our bulletins:
For Sunday, November 30th—due November 20th
For Sunday, December 21st—due December 12
For Sunday, December 28th—due December 17
For Sunday, January 4, 2015—due December 23
HOLIDAY SHOPPING
WEBSTER STUDENTS
Together We’re Better certificates will be available for sale after all weekend Masses beginning November 15 through December 14. Stop by the
Parish Library (accessed on the west side of church behind the choir area) to
make your purchase or to place a special order for pickup the following
weekend. We’ll have plenty of options for your Christmas charities and
gift-giving, as well as holiday entertaining.
Consider our $10 cards for stocking stuffers & service “tips”:
Panera Bread
Starbucks
Steak & Shake
Pasta House
Cracker Barrel
Itunes
Stock up for holiday entertaining with:
Honey-baked Ham
Straubs
Dierbergs
Shop N Save
Sam’s Club/Walmart
And of course, shopping for gifts, or give as gift cards:
Macy’s
Penney’s
Kohl’s
Best Buy
Bath & Body Works
Pottery Barn
The Society of St. Vincent DePaul,
one of the largest lay organizations
for serving the needy in the world,
is looking to establish a chapter at
Webster University. The student
chapter would team with the existing chapter at Holy Redeemer to
visit the needy within the parish
boundaries, providing food, rent,
utility, clothing, and job search assistance. If you would be interested in helping form such a chapter,
please contact Bryan Kirchoff at
[email protected] or call 314640-4366.
We have plenty of other casual restaurant cards available for those quick
dinners after shopping too! Come see our large selection of cards available
by special order!
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believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
By his vows,
A monk consecrates himself,
Gives himself to God.
Totally. Forever.
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