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Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
ST. GEORGE
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
4980 Heege Road
Affton, MO 63123
314-352-3544
At the height of church power in the Middle Ages, popes
lived like princes ruling vast earthly domains. That changed
in modern times with the rise of secular nations. After Italy
united and claimed Rome as its capital in 1870, popes considered themselves “prisoners in the Vatican.” In response
to the loss of temporal power, the Feast of Christ the King
was instituted to assert Christ’s sovereignty. But Jesus
made it clear his Kingdom is not of this world. In our own
day, Pope Francis says he longs for a church that is poor.
This is the kind of church presided over by Christ the King.
Join his realm.
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: Ezekiel 34:11-12, 15-17; 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, 28; Matthew 25:31-46 (160).
“Whatever you did for one of the least brothers of
mine, you did for me.”
LITURGICAL SERVICES
Sunday Masses: Anticipated on Satur days at 4:00pm
Sunday mornings: 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00am
Holy Day of Obligation: As announced
Weekday Masses: 6:00am Wednesday
8:00am Monday thru Saturday
Except Thursday this week 9:00 am
instead
Communion Services: 6:00am Monday, Tuesday,
and Friday
PARISH STAFF
Fr. Thomas Robertson, Pastor
Deacon Robert S. Penberthy
Deacon Leonard Sisul
Mrs. Karen Lebb, Parish Bookkeeper
Mr. Ed Haessig, Parish Office
Monica Johnson, Parish School of Religion, 352-3544 ext 97
Michael Nigh, Music Director, 498-5150
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Saturday; 3:00-3:45pm
PARISH INFORMATION
Rectory Office:
Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 3:30pm
Rectory Phone: (314) 352-3544
Rectory Fax: (314) 832-6916
Website: www.saintgeorgeaffton.com
St. Vincent de Paul Help Line: 352-3544 ext. 6
Affton Christian Food Pantry: 352-3544 ext. 5
Adoration Chapel: 352-3544 ext. 7
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Articles need to be at the rectory by noon on Monday to
be considered. All requests are subject to available space.
Bulletin articles may be sent by e-mail to
[email protected]
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The front pews - Holy Communion will be distributed at
the pew. Contact priest before Mass. W heelchair is available.
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Tuesday: Our Lady of the Mir aculous Medal Novena
after 8:00am Mass
Mass Intentions for the Week
Sunday, November 23, 2014
7:00am Parishioners
9:00am Dorothy Dunn
11:00am James Baumann
Monday, November 24, 2014
8:00am
Harriette Barker
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
8:00pm Julie Isaak (healing)
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
6:00am
Cathy Reben
8:00am
Mitchell Ganin
Thursday, November 27, 2014
9:00am William (dec) & Theresa (liv)
Kuturovac
Friday, November 28, 2014
8:00am
Suffering Souls
Saturday, November 29, 2014
8:00am Joseph Mace
4:00pm Vincent & James Winkelman
Sunday, November 30, 2014
7:00am
Parishioners
9:00am
Thomas Turin
11:00am Special Intention
Next Sunday’s Readings
Ministers of the Liturgy November 29 & 30
Saturday, November 29, 2014 - 4:00pm
Servers:
Natalie Pistone & Raphael Tomas
Lectors:
Jan Arbutti
Greeters:
Dawn Govreau
Sunday, November 30, 2014 - 7:00am
Servers:
Steve Willey
Lectors:
Ken Gebken
Greeters:
Carol Blessing
Sunday, November 30, 2014 - 9:00am
Servers:
Ashlyn Finn
Lectors:
Sandy Brady
Greeters:
Don & Joan Harbough
Sunday, November 30, 2014 - 11:00am
Servers:
Chandler Young
Lectors:
Jeanette Mreen
Greeters:
Cathy Byer
Schedule of Events
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Parish School of Religion
9:30-10:45am
Monday, November 24, 2014
Food Pantry
Noon—2:30pm
RCIA
7pm Priest house mtg. rm.
Parish Council
7pm Parish Ctr. “small room”
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Bible Study
8:30am Priest house mtg. rm.
Food Pantry
4-6:30pm
Men’s club
7pm Rm #1
November 30, 2014
Thursday, November 28, 2014
Thanksgiving
9:00am Mass
First Sunday of Advent, Cycle B
Friday, November 28, 2014
Church cleaning
after 8 am Mass
Isaiah 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7
After faithless wandering, God’s people seek a return to
their heritage.
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Food Pantry
9:30am-12pm (noon )
Psalm 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19
God plants the wandering vine, confident that it will turn
again.
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Parish School of Religion 9:30-10:45am
1 Corinthians 1:3-9
God is faithful, and those who live in grace will enjoy
divine fellowship.
Mark 13:33-37
Stay alert! An absence is not the same as indifference.
2 Welcome to Saint George Church
Contributions shown are for 11/16/2014
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JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Today’s Scriptures
We tend to judge ourselves and others using the criteria
of comparison, or objective laws.
The activity of judging is itself a road best not taken,
because God alone has the right to judge.
If we want to know the criteria by which we will be
judged, the corporal works of mercy hold the key. A
broad understanding of the works of mercy will unite us
to the compassion of God. We tend to judge ourselves
and others using the criteria of comparison, or objective
laws.
The inner word: What’s in your heart?
The corporal works of mercy serve as the basis for many
a social ministry program, but it’s not easy day in and
out to keep the vision alive. The gospel serves to refresh
the memory and the energy, but when your energy flags,
look around the room for support. No one can carry the
load alone. If you’ve been doing so, get some help!
Compassion is the measure
by Alice Camille
The church year always ends on a downbeat: Judgment!
Those aware of the three-year lectionary cycle know that
three gospels are used sequentially to illustrate the idea
of Christ the King, and all involve the idea of choices
freely made, and judgment swiftly rendered. The first is
the one we hear today: the straightforward matter of the
sheep and the goats. Christ is literally described as the
king who sits in judgment over his subjects. A lifetime
of compassion is rewarded with compassion from the
king. A lifetime of indifference and rejection? Alas, the
same!
The second gospel for this day is the showdown between
Jesus and Pilate in the Jerusalem courts. Is Jesus really a
king and if so, does he claim more authority than Pilate,
who represents Caesar? Pilate is forced to make a choice
about ultimate authority in this world, and so are we.
Finally, we have the gospel story about three men being
crucified on the same day. One hangs under the accusation: King of the Jews. A second man jeers at the idea of
a crucified king, even as he is dying next to him. The
third man, also dying, looks at Jesus and recognizes that
he really is a king. This story is a third way to describe
Judgment Day, the hour when we have to ante up for the
game we’ve playing, to show all our cards and declare
our position once and for all.
(continued in next column)
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(continued from previous column).
Judgment is a good way to end the church year. It’s the
way everything ends. At the close a satisfying day,
don’t we say: “Wow, that was just perfect, wasn’t it?”
At the finish of a difficult day, we also decree: “Glad
that’s over! I don’t ever want to go through that again!”
We judge movies we see, books we read, leaders leaving office, our employment years at the time of retirement. When sporting events conclude, the real parsing
of every aspect of the game just played begins. As wars
wind down, libraries fill with military analysis and critique of all players and maneuvers. And what is an obituary or an epitaph but the last word pronounced on the
subject of us, the measure of our lives, the ultimate
evaluation of our performance?
Judgment is how things end. It’s how we end. It’s how
the church year comes to its conclusion. If it seems like
a downbeat, we might reconsider it as a pre-assessment
before the boss comes into town and evaluates each
performance in real time. Each church year is a dress
rehearsal for eternity. How are we doing in 2014? Better or worse than in 2013? What does that progress or
regress tell us about what’s needed for 2015? Christ,
King of the Universe, has pronounced mercy the standard by which we’ll prove our loyalty.
—Alice Camille
Parish Council
Monday, November 24, is the last parish council meeting for this parish
council. The members have served for
three years. The council meets four
times a year, unless a special meeting
is needed. A new Council is needed.
The next meeting of the parish council is scheduled on January 26, 2015.
If you would like to serve on the new
parish Council, call Fr. Robertson at
352-3544, ext. #1.
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NOVEMBER 23, JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Questions Catholics Ask
Did King David compose the psalms?
The short answer: certainly not all of them. The
iden ty of the composers of the en re Psalter is
complex and possibly unknowable. Some 73 of the
150 psalms claim David’s authorship; a few of them
are more likely to be by the historical king than
others, in the view of most scholars. The Book of
Psalms we have today is a compila on reflec ng
genera ons of liturgical songwri ng—much like
the centuries-long contribu ons to the hymnals we
use at Mass today.
The Bible tells us David was a shepherd, soldier,
lover, and skilled player of stringed instruments.
Not every musician writes their own music but in
the cycle of stories about David he does chant a
few songs: an elegy on the deaths of troubled King
Saul and friend Jonathan and another for his general Abner. Psalm 18 is also inserted into the text
of 2 Samuel and a ributed as “sung” by David.
We also know David danced freely and showed
great interest in liturgical ma ers like the return of
the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem and building
a suitable Temple for the Lord. It’s conceivable that
a man of his talents and interests might have
wri en hymns for ritual use or at least commissioned some to be wri en. David’s patronage may
have been enough to render him the godfather of
the Book of Psalms.
–Alice L. Camille
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Welcome to Saint George Church
Sign and Sacrament
What if . . . ?
The quote from today’s gospel that begins
“just as you did it to one of the least of
these . . .” is surely one of the most recognized in scripture. It’s also one of the most
misunderstood. If we really understood
what Jesus was saying—that Christ is in every single person, including ourselves—and
acted accordingly, then our world would be
a very diﬀerent place, to understate the
obvious. Instead, we read this passage and
mentally nod our heads. But we don’t really
believe it, and we certainly don’t act on it
with any regularity. What if every person
who reads these words spent the next 24
hours behaving as if this were true: that
Christ dwells within everyone, no excepons. What might happen?
LITURGICAL CALENDAR Next Sunday, we begin the Season of Advent and a New Liturgical Year. Here are some
important dates to note.
2014
November 30:
December 8:
First Sunday of Advent. Begin the Mark Year (cycle B)
The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Patronal
Feastday of The United States of America) Holy Day of Obligation
The Nativity of Our Lord (Christmas) Holy Day of Obligation
December 25:
December 28:
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
2015
January
1:
January
January
January
January
4:
11:
12:
22:
The Octave Day of the Nativity of Our Lord; Solemnity of Mary,
Holy Day oﬀ Obligation
February
February
March
March
March
March
March
April
April
April
April
April
April
May
May
August
18:
22:
8:
15:
19:
22:
29:
2:
3:
4:
5:
12:
19:
17:
24:
15:
The Epiphany of Our Lord
The Baptism of Our Lord
First Week in Ordinary Time
Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of the Unborn Children
Day of Penance for the violations to the dignity of the human person committed through acts
of abortion, and of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right of life. The
Mass “Giving Thanks to God for the Gift of Human Life”
Ash Wednesday Catholics (14+) are to abstain from meat, and Catholics (18-59) are to fast.
Rite of Election (Enrollment of Names) celebrated at the Cathedral Basilica
First Scrutiny of the Elect
Second Scrutiny of the Elect
Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Solemnity)
Third Scrutiny of the Elect
Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord
Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord’s Supper (7pm)
Friday of the Passion of the Lord (3pm)
The Easter Vigil in the Holy Night begins thirty minutes after sundown (7:54 pm )
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy)
First Communion P.S.R. (11am Mass)
The Ascension of the Lord Sunday Observance
Pentecost Sunday
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Solemnity) not a Holy Day of Obligation
this year
August
November
November
November
November
25:
1:
2:
22:
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Saint Louis of France, patron saint of the Archdiocese of St. Louis
All Saints
Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls Day)
Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe
Thanksgiving Day
2016
November
December
December
5
29
8
25
First Sunday of Advent
The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Holy Day of Obligation
Holy Day of Obligation
The Nativity of the Lord
(Christmas)
NOVEMBER 23, JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Marriage Encounter
2014-2015 Annual
Give 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.
National Night of Prayer for Life
Uniting the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
with the Feast of St. Juan Diego 9PM Dec. 8th (Monday) to 1AM Dec. 9th (Tuesday)
The National Night of Prayer for Life bridges
these two feasts to honor Our Blessed Mother
and to pray for the sanctity of all human life.
A vigil will start at 9PM in our Church with
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, 20 decades of the Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy,
prayer to St. Michael and meditation. Confession will start at 10PM. The vigil will conclude
with Benediction followed by midnight Holy
Mass. Those who cannot attend a vigil in
Church are encouraged to pray at home sometimes during the vigil hours. Every person
praying in unity is important.
Advent Day of Recollection
Retreats provide the
soul with renewed graces,
certainly needed in today’s world, to keep us
faithful and striving for
sanctity. This year, treat
yourself to a day away
from the hustle and bustle
and prepare for the God who waits for you. Join
Archbishop Robert Carlson and the clergy and parishioners of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis for
an Advent Day of Recollection on Saturday, December 6, 2014.
The day begins at 10:00 a.m., and includes two
spiritual conferences led by Archbishop Carlson.
Each conference will be followed by exposition of
the Blessed Sacrament and an opportunity for the
Sacrament of Reconciliation. The day will end with
evening vespers at 4:30 p.m. and the celebration of
Mass at 5:00 p.m. All conferences and prayer will
be held in the Cathedral Basilica, with a hot lunch
provided for all in Boland Hall.
This special gathering is free (good will offerings
to help offset the cost of lunch will be gratefully
accepted). Though a free event, organizers request
advance registration to properly prepare worship
materials and set up for lunch. To register or for
additional information, please contact Laura
Welcome to Saint George Church
6Voegelie at 314-373-8208.
Call 314.469.7317 or visit www.stl
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or February 6-8, 2015 weekend.
Regina Caeli Academy is currently accepting applications for the 2015-16 academic year for our potential
resource center in St. Louis. Please visit our website at
www.rcahybrid.org and choose the Apply link to begin
your family application. Our program serves Prek-3 12th grade students. Students attend university style
classes taught using the Socratic method two days per
week and are home schooled the remaining days. RCA
provides a highly structured environment to support the
values of the Catholic faith taught in the home. We use
the Mother Of Divine Grace Classical Curriculum. Our
mission is family-centered, grounded in the Magisterium, and devoted to excellence in classical education. Tours are available Monday and Thursday by appointment. For more information please contact Nikki
Hand at 678-294-6321.
St. Matthias Catholic Church
November 29
Craft Fair
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Raffles - Concession Stand - Baked Goods - Free
Gift Wrapping
Country Style Dinner 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Choice of Chicken & Dumplings or Polish Sausage
& Sauerkraut
Two sides, rolls, drinks
$8 adults; $4 ages 6-12
Carry outs available
Call the Parish Office 314-892-5109 for Dinner information
Free Electronic Recycling 8:00 - 11:00 am
All electronics and accessories are accepted. Limit
one old tube type TV per vehicle.
Call the Parish Office 314-892-5109 for Recycling
information
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Margaret Antonic Donna Gratza
Larry Griffin, Sr.
June Baraba
Jane Grote
Dolores Bazzetta
Janette Haller
Joe Benz
Pam Hardebeck
Sug Beier
James Harris
Katie Bloss
Jesse Harris
Michael Boehm
Mary Ellen Bown John Hivner
Betty Holjevic
Ruth Brown
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Cathy Byer
Rose Hook
Colin Byington
Donovan Byington Toni Horst
Eileen Immken
Laura Camp
Ruth Intagliata
Marie Cassani
Julie Isaak
Mrs. Castellano
Bonnie Chapman Marge Johnson
Cynthia Kahn
Joshua Cilufo
George Knapstein
Dottie Coleman
Ann Koch
Jerome Coleman
Pat Lake
John Coleman
Art Lampe
Mason Cook
Evelyn Lampe
Bob Counts
Evelyn Lassa
Joseph Curran
Sandy Lebbing
Julie Devlin
Al Leifeld
Mary Dillon
Betty LeMatty
John Dirkers
Eileen Linder
Jim Doerr
Joe Lonero
Lilia Doerr
Janet Lydon
Mary Dougherty
Ron Macke
Helen Eiserle
Rose Macher
Suzanne Elder
Mary Beth Ericson Marie Ann Mayer
Anne McGowan
Shirley Melber
Barbara Mena
Marie Merlotti
Jennifer Murphy
Lucille Neri
Thao Nguyen
John Nieman
Emma O’Brien
Eleanor O’Kelly
Wilhelimina
Ortmann
Donna Payne
Sophia Piotrowski
Kathleen Politte
Tom Pollard Sr.
Agnes Pratt
Lawrence Puffer
Edward Richter
Dennis F. Robertson
Nancy Rolfes
Shirley Rosso
Helen Rueffer
Georgia Saffa
John Schifko
Sharon Schmidt
Russel Smith
Kathryn Sonderman
Joan Torretta
Ken Toretta
Anne Vigil
Evelyn
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Chorlisha West
Melba White
Theresa Winkeler
Alan Young
Bradley Young
St. Louis Lifeteen
Attention all highschoolers!
There will be NO Saint Louis Life Teen meeting
this Wednesday, November 26th because of the
Thanksgiving holiday. Enjoy the time with your
families, and we will look forward to seeing you on
December 3rd from 7-9pm at Bishop DuBourg High
School for a youth mass & social! Check out
saintlouislifeteen.org for more details or contact
Lauren at 314.288.8873 or
[email protected] with any questions.
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St. Vincent De Paul Society
Thanksgiving Day Collection:
Once again, the Society will be collecting food after the Thanks Giving Day Mass ..... Please bring
your items to the front of Church for the celebration. Free-will cash donations will also be accepted during the Offertory collection to support the St.
Vincent DePaul Society efforts.
Saint George/Saint Vincent De Paul
Giving Tree Program:
The Society will be hanging ornaments on the tree in
the back ves bule for those who would like to parcipate star ng this weekend of November 22.
We have iden fied over 30 families in need this
year. Items should be new and wrapped for the holidays. We would like all oﬀerings returned by noon
on December 14th. For ques ons or more details
please call the hot line at 352-3544 ext. 43. Thank
you for your generosity.
Girl Scout Fundraiser
"The High School Girl Scouts of St. Dominic Savio
will be participating in their annual Nuts and Candy
Fundraiser this weekend, November 22 and 23, after
the 4:00, 9:00, and 11:00 Masses. The girls will be in
the breezeway and would love your support! Some
packages of nuts or candy start at as little as $5."
LAST WEEK
BIRTHRIGHT CHRISTMAS CARDS
FOR SALE
This is the last weekend to purchase Birthright
Christmas Cards after all masses in the breezeway. When existing resources cannot adequately
address the expectant mother's needs, Birthright
does provide financial assistance, legal advice and
medical care.
The Adoration Chapel of St. George
needs more committed adorers. There
are currently 11 open hours that must
be filled, Sunday 1am, 12pm, Monday,
12am, 1am, 2am, 3am; Friday, 12am,
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