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Saint James Catholic Community
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, November 23, 2014
Sunday, December 14
12:30 pm
Guest Speaker - Nora Ellen Richard
Tickets - $12.00
On sale after all Masses and in the church office
thru Dec. 7 or until sold out
St. James Catholic Church
309 S Stewart Road, Liberty MO 64068
Office (816) 781-4343 Fax (816) 792-8691
School (816) 781-4428
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30-4:00
On the web @ www.stjames-liberty.org
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/stjamesliberty/
Mass Schedule:
Weekdays: M-F 8:00am (During school year Friday, 9am)
Saturday, 5:00pm
Sunday, 7:30am, 9:15am, 11:00am, 6:00pm
8:00pm William Jewel College, when in session
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday 4pm and Anytime by request
St. James Catholic Church
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Our Pastoral Team
Rev. Mike Roach, Pastor .............................. x201
[email protected]
Rev. Timothy Armbruster, C.PP.S, .............. x203
[email protected]
Deacon Chuck Koesterer ............................. x223
[email protected]
Jim Newell, Operations Manager .................. x204
[email protected]
Danny Baker, Dir of Liturgy and Music Ministry
[email protected] ...................... x207
Cecilia Richardson, Dir of Religious Ed Ministry
[email protected] ...................... x206
Bobbi Roman, Dir of Youth Ministry
[email protected] ....................... x208
Sandy Gagnon, Dir of Christian Initiation Ministry
[email protected] ........ x200
Molly Doherty, School Principal .................... x213
[email protected]
Daryl Ann Sweetland, Office Manager ......... x200
[email protected]
Loretta Venneman, Secretary ....................... x202
[email protected]
Katie Klassen, Finance/ Bookkeeper ............ x220
[email protected]
Vicki Fischer, Development Director ............. x261
[email protected]
Lori Tajchman, Dir of Children's Music Ministry
[email protected]
Pastoral Council and Assignments:
Phil Baumert
[email protected]
Mike Carr, Secretary
[email protected]
Clint Elliot
[email protected]
Steve Gregoire
[email protected]
Matthew Maggi
[email protected]
Doug Lewey
[email protected]
Randal Pearson
[email protected]
David Jones, Chair
[email protected]
Anne Crossett, Vice chair
[email protected]
Michael Hundsceid
[email protected]
November 23, 2014
Did you know?
Construction Update:
To meet the November 23rd bulletin deadline, this
article was submitted on November 17th.
The city has advised us that they are moving
forward with our request to declare Stewart Road
in front of St James a school zone. Restricted
speed at drop off and pick-up times, assuming no
hold-ups. We should be seeing the results in the
next weeks. This should make for a safer
process for all during our peak traffic times.
“Curb Painting Help” - In the past we have had
some parishioners help with painting curbs. We
could use that assistance again. Please give Jim
a call at 781-4343 ext 204
We are working on a new website and need all
ministry heads to please respond to the email
request for updates on your ministry content as
shown in the latest guide book/directory.
If you have not responded with your new
website updates, or have any questions please
do so right away by responding to
[email protected].
“Thank you”
415-4559
394-9675
Jim Newell, Operations Manager
November 2014 – Week 2
407-1922
792-8399
808-1281
781-0075
792-2997
792-3331
792-1873
225-323-1262
Mission Statement
We, the community of St. James, are a prayerful and
Eucharistic people who treasure our Catholic
traditions. We strive to grow in our faith by being good
stewards of the gifts God has given us; sharing God’s
truth with all. As the Body of Christ, we are called to love
and serve everyone, especially the marginalized, with
joy and hospitality.
Operating Fund MTD
Operating Fund YTD
ACTUAL
$104,129
$785,690
BUDGET
$182,022
$925,262
* Includes Offertory, and Misc Church Income.
*Does not include New Church Fund.
“Thank you all.”
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual
abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe
or suspect sexual abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-392-3738 (if the victim is
currently under the age of 18),
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and After reporting
to these civil and law enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual
abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Jenifer
Valenti, at 816-812-2500 or [email protected], if the abuse involves a
priest, deacon, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St.
Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing
resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact
Victim Advocate Mary Bultmann at 816-714-2387 or
[email protected] for more information.
St. James Catholic Church
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From the Pastor’s Pen
Mass Intentions
Pope Francis proclaimed 2015 a Year of Consecrated Life,
starting on the First Sunday of Advent, the weekend of
November 29, 2014, and ending on February 2, 2016, the World
Day of Consecrated life. The year also marks the 50th
anniversary of Perfectae Caritatis, a decree on religious life, and
Lumen Gentium, the Second Vatican Council’s constitution on
the Church. Its purpose, as stated by the Vatican is to “make a
grateful remembrance of the recent past” while embracing “the
future with hope.” “Our brothers and sisters in Christ living
consecrated lives make great contributions to our society
through a vast number of ministries,” said Archbishop Joseph E.
Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, president of USCCB. “They teach
in our schools, take care of the poor and the sick and bring
compassion and the love of Christ to those shunned by society;
others lead lives of prayer in contemplation for the world.”
As Vocation Director for the Missionaries of the Precious
Blood, I am excited to share with you and celebrate this Year of
Consecrated Life. Sometimes the best-kept secret is the joy we
have in the commitments we have made. I find great joy and
delight in my commitment to the community and the ministries in
which I serve. Ask any of my brothers in community and they
will also share with you the great joy in their hearts of serving
others. Many times I am asked the question, “What do you do?”
It is sometimes difficult to answer. I celebrate Mass, I pray, I
study and contemplate Scripture and the newspaper and the
world in which we live. I administer the sacraments of
forgiveness and healing when called upon. I rejoice with
baptizing a new child in the faith and witness the love of a
couple at a wedding. I struggle with speaking words of hope to
someone who is just down and out on his or her luck. I sit and
listen to someone pour out his or her heart with the struggles he
or she is facing in life. I walk with others, journey with others and
share my experience of Jesus Christ in my life. The stories are
share are spoken from the heart in hopes that others will come
to find Jesus in their lives and know the love and presence of
God in his or her life. I live my life and my faith and journey with
others to lead them to Christ.
As we celebrate the Year of Consecrated Life, we are called
to a deeper awareness of what it means to serve the church,
God, and one another. I find great joy and peace in my vocation
and sharing God’s word with others. May we continue to pray
for another so that others may hear God’s call to a life of
service.
My prayers are with you this day,
Fr. Timothy
Week of November 24-30:
Monday
8am
John and Nancy Venneman
Tuesday
8am
Joe and Eileen Barry
Wednesday
8am
Sylvester and Joan Ginther
Thursday
8am
Thanksgiving and Marriages
Friday
9am
 Gene Gagnon
Saturday
5:00pm Kathy and Larry Mendyk’s
intentions
Sunday
7:30am Mike and Paula Peehr
9:15am  Katie Kernan
11:00am Carl Sprofera
6:00pm Palmeri Family intentions
Sunday night Mass at 8pm
William Jewell College Campus,
Grand River Chapel.
All are welcome
Mass Intentions
The custom of requesting a priest to offer
the Mass for a specific intention, is a
longstanding tradition in the Church. When
we celebrate the Eucharist, in addition to
prayers for the deceased, a particular
intention may be included. If you would
like to have a Mass offered for one of your
loved ones or for a special intention,
please call the parish office at:
816-781-4343.
A donation may be offered.
Contact Info
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Sat 4pm until finished; any time requested.
Sacrament of Baptism:
Baptismal Preparation Classes: 2nd Wed of each month.
Contact JoAnn in Parish Office, ext. 205
Religious Education: For Preschool through adult
spiritual development, please notify office of needs.
New Parishioners: Please register at the parish office.
We Welcome You!
St. James School: PS-8th grade offered.
Call the School Office, to inquire, 781-4428
Sacrament of Marriage: 9 months advance notice
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office.
To Schedule an event in our Parish Facility:
email [email protected]
or call Daryl or Loretta in Parish Office.
All Bulletin articles must be submitted by Monday
12Noon to: [email protected]
St. James Catholic Church
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The Week Ahead
Sun November 23: Cub/Boy Scouts serve coffee and donuts
after the 7:30 & 9:15 Mass. All are welcome
—Day of Remembrance Prayer Service and luncheon 12:30
—Knights of Columbus meeting 7pm Social Hall
—Feast of Christ the King
Mon Nov 24: Mass at 8am, rosary to follow Mass at 10:00am
—Cedars Mass 10:00am
Tue Nov 25: Mass at 8am, rosary to follow
—Blood Drive 12:20-7pm Social Hall
Wed Nov 26: Mass at 8am, rosary to follow
—Sponsor’s for Christ meet 1st and 3rd Wed
Thurs Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day Mass at 9am
Fri Nov 28: Rosary prayed at 8:15am
—School Mass at 9am
—Financial Seminar 7-8:30pm Mallen Room
Sat Nov 29: That Man is You at 6:15am
—Saturday morning faith sharing group at 10am
—Rosary prayed at 3:00pm
Give Thanks and Praise!
Annual Liberty Ministerial Alliance
Thanksgiving Service
November 25, 2014 at 7 pm
At the Liberty United Methodist Church
- Rush Creek campus 100 Rush Creek Pkwy, Liberty, MO
All are invited to this inter-faith service of prayer,
scripture readings, song and sermon. The service
will focus attention on our gratitude to God and our
responsibility to help and serve others.
Join Fr. Mike and the St. James choir who will be
participating in this service.
“One generation praises your deeds to the next
and proclaims your mighty works.
They celebrate your abounding goodness
and joyfully sing of your justice.”
-PS 145: 4, 7
Sun Nov 30: Cub/Boy Scouts serve coffee and donuts after
the 7:30 & 9:15 Mass. All are welcome
—Knights of Columbus 5th Sunday Breakfast
Scriptures for November 29/30 Masses:
Is 63:16b-17,19b; 64:2-7; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Mk 13:33-37
Gift Bearers for November 29/30:
Sat 5:00pm: Christopher and Ashlie Hand
Sun 7:30am: Ed and Midge Weir
9:15am: Ima Rather and Bob Krones
11am: Casey and Kristen Homoly
6pm: Lee and Lynn McLain and family
Hospitality Greeters for November 29/30:
Sat 5:00pm: Steve and Tammy Seggerman
Sun 7:30am: Carlin Yonke and Molly Teague
9:15am: Don and Geri Binggeli
11am: Kathy Kinard
6pm: Carol Bloomer
Special Envelopes for December:
Immaculate Conception, Retired Religious Fund,
Christmas Flowers, Christmas Day
Support Our Seminarians
The 22nd annual “Support Our Seminarians” Benefit
Dinner is dedicated to Our Lady of Knock and is
scheduled for Friday, January 30, 2015. This event
benefits seminarians from the Archdiocese of
Kansas City, Kansas, the Diocese of Kansas CitySt. Joseph and Conception Seminary College. We
have two wonderful speakers: Archbishop James P.
Keleher, Archbishop Emeritus, of the Archdiocese in
Kansas, and Fr. Donald P. Farnan of St. Thomas
More Parish in the diocese of Kansas City-St.
Joseph who will eulogize Bishop Raymond Boland.
SOS will be held at the Marriott Muehlebach Hotel,
12th and Wyandotte, Kansas City, Missouri. The
ticket price is $150.00 per person at tables of ten
people. To reserve your place, or an entire table, or
donate to the marketplace or VIP silent auction,
contact: Martha Hodes (913) 207-9893 or
[email protected].
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A
from the
Liturgy/Music Office
YOUTH CHOIR SCHEDULE
Here is our current schedule of rehearsals for
the St. James Youth Choir.
Please note there are some changes!!
November 16: NO REHEARSAL
November 23: 2:30-3:30
November 30: 2:30-3:30
December 7: 2:30-3:30
December 14: 2:30-3:30
I would like the Youth Choir to sing at our
annual Lessons and Carols Service on
Monday, December 15th at 7:00pm.
November 23, 2014
Someone is Watching and Wondering
Recently I asked our St.
James catechumens and
candidates to describe the
qualities of a saint. Here are
a few of their answers: one
who serves God through
service to others, accepting
differences, kind, one who
protects, respectful, patient,
loving, humble, caring,
positive, compassionate, nonoffensive, and one who
embraces change in themselves. The second
question was to describe a non-saintly individual.
These are their responses: selfish, heartless,
manipulative, vane, self absorbed, a murderous
nature, filled with hate, disrespectful of others, self
centered, and shameless. Finally I asked, “Do you
possess any of these traits?” What is your
response to this final question; do you possess traits
of the saintly, or non-saintly individual? My guess,
you find traits of yourself from both lists. It depends
on the moment, the individual(s) you are dealing
with, and the situation in which you find yourself.
Today the Feast of Christ the King, try to develop
a list of traits you find desirable in a king/leader. I
anticipate your list resembles the one above for a
saint. Additionally, most of us desire a leader who
is just like us in thinking, beliefs, and actions, yet
who is without fault; in other words, perfect. In
reality that will never be true for any leader. It is
upon this truth that I understand why people of His
day rejected Jesus. Oh, there were His followers,
but even they did not understand why He spoke and
acted they way He did. I suppose in many ways
they found Jesus the exact opposite of what they
thought the Messiah King should be. He was
ordinary. He wasn’t wealthy. He was gentle, kind,
and forceful without an army, or weapons other than
His words and works which made some feel shame
and anger. He put others first, especially the most
vulnerable (women, children, the poor). He
embraced sinners and chastised those who
embraced their own holiness above love of God.
His anger was directed at those blind to their own
sinfulness; to pettiness and self-centeredness. He
never claimed power Himself, rather He always
directed people to His Father in heaven. He spoke
of love and forgiveness, of inclusion not exclusion,
of giving rather than receiving. If you met Jesus
today would you recognize Him, or would you see
Him as “that other?”
Your Sister in Christ, Sandy Gagnon
St. James Catholic Church
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We pray for Our Country, Leaders, and Loved ones serving our Country:
Chad Wilson, Paul Mooney, Jeff Auksel, Phil Plack, Robert Harrison, John Barry
Jake Harman, Alex Reilly, Gary Lee, Bobby Kern, Geoff Wiese, Casey Snodgrass,
Chris Griese, Ryan Villines, Paul Tyrrell, Charles Hensley, Gary
Hogan, Jeremy Finn, Michael Caine, Alex Worth, Dan Knudson, Kyle Coday, Paul
Starner, Jarrett Muck, Bong Vtug, Brianna Hannum, Aaron Dolak,
Tony Velasquez Jr., Colleen McCloskey, Raymond Lopez, David Castro, Jr.,
Jeff Gardner, Brad Nees, Josh DeLeone, Joe Binggeli, Jeremy Pyle, Cody Londo
Jason Lyday, Andy Sparks, Jacob Weller, Ray Writesman, Cody Zoglman, Adam
Parnacott, Charlette Pruett, Daniel Wilson, Nicole Dobbelaere Martindell, Jeffrey Pelling
If we ever forget that we're one nation under God, then we will be gone under.
H.O.P.E. / SCRIP GIFT CARD NEWS
What’s For Dinner ?
Planning
menu?
your
Thanksgiving
Whether your traditional holiday
meal is turkey, ham, or something
else, you want to be sure to use
HOPE Gift Cards when you go shopping for the
main course and all the trimmings. We have HyVee, Price Chopper, Target and Walmart gift cards
in stock - all stores where you can purchase all of
your grocery shopping needs for this annual feast.
Ladies, Glory Be Tea tickets are now on sale before
and after all weekend Masses through December 7th
or until sold out (excluding Thanksgiving weekend).
Tickets will also be available in the
parish office during the week.
Cost is $12.50 per person.
Wonderful speaker and entertainment is planned.
Hope to see you there!
Thanksgiving is also a time to beautify your home
–add wreaths, fresh or dried flowers, and other
seasonal decorations to give it a festive feel. We
have HOPE gift cards available for many stores
that carry just what you’re looking for. Just check
out the list of HOPE gift cards available.
HOPE Gift Cards are easy to buy and even better,
they cost no more than what you would normally
spend on your holiday celebration. So, it’s a winwin for all.
HOPE Gift Cards are sold after every weekend
Mass and also in the Parish and School offices
during regular business hours.
Thank You For Supporting H.O.P.E.
Happy Thanksgiving
Breakfast is Back!!
The Knights of Columbus will be preparing our
usual 5th Sunday breakfast on Nov. 30, following the
7:30 and 9:15 masses. It’s been a while but, now
that our parking lot is completed, we are back in the
breakfast business! Please stop by the social hall
and enjoy our freshly-prepared, home-cooked
breakfast!
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Call 816-781-2139
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November 23, 2014
2nd Annual
Drop and Shop …
Children’s Christmas Workshop
Come and drop the kids off to us where they can create some great
Christmas crafts to take home and you can have some time to shop!
Children will create a Christmas canvas painting, complete a “surprise”
wrapped gift and enjoy pizza, too!
Two sessions will be offered:
Friday, December 12th from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM or
Saturday, December 13th from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM.
This workshop will be held in the St. James School Art Room
and is for children ages 7 – 13 years old.
Cost is $25 for one child and $15 for each additional child (per family).
The workshop will be taught by Ms. Biggs (St. James Art Teacher) and
Mrs. Sobotka. This workshop sold out last year and spots will fill quickly.
Pick up a registration flyer in the back of church, outside the school office
doors and/or email [email protected] to register your child
ASAP.
Shop for the Holidays and Support Keeler Women’s Center
Sunday, November 23,
12:00 – 4:00 p.m.
at
Ten Thousand Villages
7947 Santa Fe, Overland Park, KS
15% of all purchases will support programs and services
to women coming to Keeler.
S. Judith Sutera, OSB,
will be available to autograph copies of her new book,
The Vinedresser’s Notebook:
Spiritual Lessons in Pruning, Waiting, Harvesting and Abundance.
We thank you for supporting these opportunities:
St. James Little Saints:
Little Saints Monday Meetings 10 to 11:30 am, Social Hall
Calendar:
11/24: No Little Saints
11/27: Happy Thanksgiving!
Helping Our Own
Website for parishioner
businesses
We are starting a list for our
website of all of our St. James
Parishioners who have
businesses and services in our
community. We are encouraging our parishioners to support
our own. If you would like to be
included, please email
[email protected]; or 781.4343 X 200
to give us your information.
Several parishioners have
already added their businesses,
include yours today.
Immaculata Manor Thrift Shop needs volunteers to sort/display their items. Please consider helping. To
inquire call Amy at 781-5472. Donations always welcome.
We remind you to save your UPC’s from all Best Choice products and please bring them to the designated
box on the bulletin table in the narthex. This is the only fundraiser our Over 50 Group has, and it is easy to
support them...just cut off the UPC codes and drop them in the box.
Did you know we collect the pull-tabs from aluminum pop cans? The donation of these pull-tabs benefit the
Ronald McDonald House. There is a container on the bulletin table in the narthex for your donation.
Please continue to use our recycle bins for your paper. From this donation we receive a stipend.
St. James Catholic Church
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Our Faith In Action
Youth Group Happenings
Corporal Work for November
FALL BLOOD DRIVE
‘Tis the Season!
The holiday season is upon us
and there are
so many things to do.
As you make out your to-do-list,
please don’t forget
to include “DONATE BLOOD”.
Many local patients will be spending the holidays in
the hospital without your generous donation.
Join us in our efforts to help others have a
blessed holiday by attending our next
Community Blood Center blood drive
on Tuesday, November 25th
from 12:30-7:00 pm
in the social hall.
Appointments are encouraged and you can sign up
online at www.savealifenow.org using sponsor code
‘stjames’ or contact Nikki Power at 816-407-1208 or
[email protected]. For medical eligibility
questions, please call 1-800-245-7035.
Walk-ins are welcome and childcare is available.
Each registered donor will receive a KC Chiefs
t-shirt while supplies last.
Volunteers are an essential part of each blood drive
and we are looking for friendly faces to help staff the
refreshment table and babysitting area. A few extra
helping hands around 7 pm to help with cleanup
would also be appreciated. Please contact Nikki if
you would like to help. Service hours will be
available for students.
Now go get started on that to-do-list
and we’ll see you on the 25th!
Corporal Work for November is Bury the Dead.
To follow this work, we are called to take action
and support all who are facing death. We are
called to help ease their suffering regardless of
the circumstances surrounding their passing.
But how?
• Provide companionship, be a good listener,
have compassion.
• Offer prayers for the terminally ill, and for the
peace and comfort of surviving family.
• Urge those who have difficulty in coping to
seek pastoral or professional counseling.
• Support organizations which care for the
dying and those that offer grief counseling.
•Attend funeral or wake services; your
presence can mean so much to survivors.
In addition, we should also work to address
the underlying health and social justice
issues which contribute to untimely deaths.
Be sure to visit the Narthex and our Altar of
the Dead. We invite you to place the name of
a loved one who has passed in our Parish
Book of the Dead also you are invited to add
a picture of a loved one to our altar.
Upcoming Youth Ministry Dates
Sun Nov 23
NO High School Café
KCYC Sat-Sun
Wed Nov 26
NO 6th-8th Faith Sharing
Sun Nov 30
No Classes
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Parish Religious Education
RE Calendar Dates
Nov 23
Sun RE
Nov 26
NO Wed RE: Thanksgiving
Nov 30
NO Sun RE: Thanksgiving
Dec 1
First Reconciliation Service 7 pm
Dec 2
First Reconciliation Service 7 pm
Dec 3
Wednesday Family Night
Dec 7
Sunday Family Day
Dec 9
Parish Advent Communal Penance
Service 7 pm
November 23, 2014
St. James School News
School Mission Statement
The St. James Catholic School Community,
a ministry of the parish, empowers students
to achieve their full academic and Christian
potential, become prayerful, lifelong learners and
good stewards of God’s gifts.
May the beauty and
blessing of
Thanksgiving
Hope cards really make a difference!
Your purchases of HOPE cards really do make a
difference in our ministries here at St James. So
before you get ready for your family's big
Thanksgiving dinner, stop by the school office (or the
narthex after Mass) and pick up a Hy-Vee or Price
Chopper (or Walmart or Honey Baked Ham)
card....it's a great way to support our parish while
buying the things you would have bought
anyway. No wrapping paper to order, no fundraiser
to support, just buy what you normally buy with a
convenient, easy-to-use gift card. The money raised
through the HOPE program really makes a
difference!
First Reconciliation Services
December 1st 7 pm
December 2nd 7 pm
December 9th 7 pm
Dress code for the evening is just
what you would normally wear to
something at church. No fancy dress needed! Don't
forget to stop by the Social Hall afterwards to pick up
your certificate and complete your communal penance by decorating a Christmas card for the folks we
serve at St Mary's food kitchen.
Be warmth and
peace in your home
this season!
Happy Thanksgiving
from the students
and staff of
St. James School!
St. James Catholic Church
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Birthdays this week: Today we celebrate all
that you with God’s help, have accomplished.
Kami Burkemper
Michael Cuezze
Steven Evans
Anthony Harrelson
Jacqueline
Jimenez
Jason Kern
Jory Laurel
Melinda O’Brien
Michelle
Passantino
Antoinette Spero
Gary Tatum
Noverson Vitug
Marie White
Harry Woltkamp
Martha Banales
Sandra Cox
Kim Griffin
Devin
Huennerkopf
Mary Bell Jones
Meredith Klamm
Joe McCauley
Kathleen Mulcahy
Jack Schwarz
Anthony Sola
Steven Steinkamp
Jose
Torres-Gomez
Melanie Warren
Aaron Windsor
Kyle Fuemmeler
Connor Johnson
Randy Pennington
Kaylene Pham
Joseph Ryan
Annette Talbot
Jenifer Tomlinson
Kayleigh Bednar
Tammie Eiberger
Leah Halter
Denise Heinzler
Kirra Ladenthin
Edward Lemon
Helen Lynn
Joanna Mooney
Brad Newcomer
Vicky Norton
Emily Reynolds
Katie Scassellati
Gracie Smith
Kimberly Steiger
Lauren
Thompson
Robert
Wehmueller
Carson Dearing
Audrie Estrada
Jennifer Gaddis
Sandra Gagnon
Cttinwendy Ibe
Samuel Imhoff
McKenna Jacquin
Jonathan Lozano
Sharron Mansfield
Joseph Marchisio
Donald Martin
Ashlyn McGilley
Raymond Probst
Michael Richards
Gene Russell
Paul Sanchez
Mary Shea
Karen Swingler
Deann Tinoco
Christine Wooten
Sanya Brown
David Gray
Thomas Greufe
Larry Hixson
Kelly Klein
Amy LaPlant
Diana Marchisio
Randal Pearson
Jessica
Roseburrough
Angelina Wilson
Terry Cervantes
Luigi DeMarco
Molly Frick
Bridget George
Franklin
Kapetanovich
Christian
Kirkpatrick
Dana Maher
Joseph Miller
Kylee Oxler
Joan Runde
Lanna Wood
Sing to the Lord with
thanksgiving;
with the lyre make
music to our God,
Who covers the
heavens with clouds,
provides rain for the earth,
makes grass sprout on the mountains,
Who gives animals their food
and young ravens what they cry for.
He takes no delight in the strength of horses,
no pleasure in the runner’s stride.
Rather the Lord takes pleasure in those who fear
him,
those who put their hope in his mercy.
- Psalm 147: 7-11
We Pray to our Lord Jesus for healing
Brian Sprung
Jim Fitzgerald
Leo Scott
Jeanne Collison
Marietta Wimmer
Cheryl Kaspyzk
Tim Collins
Rose Swarts
Madelynn Hudson &
family
Sarah Rupp
Cameron
Samantha Squire
Ruth Nelson
Chris Alvey
R.W. and Connie
Hollomon
Beasley and Craven
Families
Mary Decko
Lisa Lange
Helen Szczech
Carol Yeager
Laplant
Shannon Weir Larsen
& Derrick Larsen
Vincent Michael
Smith
James Weishaar.
Jessie Rainey
Linda Ruppert
Patti Busken
Gene Smith
Howard Higgins
Patrick O’Neill
Gail Dugdale
Jim Wiederholt
& family
Stephanie Oates
& Family
Leola Schaffer
Iva Durocher
Elli Kirkbride
John McMahon
Ron Shinkle
Lyle Davis
Robert Lorenzo
Bill Douglas
Joseph Gubera
Jimmy Golden
Les VanBibber
Chrystal Hampton
Morgan Todd
Maria Giannelli
Sara Stoupa
Mike Reinhart
Bernadette
Pamela Anderson
Jeannette Wolken
Rich Curasi
Emmanuel
Monzon Sr.
Christy Mock
Justin, Amy Eichler &
family
Kathy Cygiel
Br Steve Ohnmacht
Jean Roach
Rita Lowe
Bob McCray
Teagen Peters
Jeff Smith
Nadia Kadi
Lola/Joe Lopez
John Pfannestiel
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Elaine Catalano
Bobby Morton
Crystal Coley
Ed & Conchita Weir
Becky Booth
Gordley Family
Louie Bussjaeger
Kenadee
Gallagher
Phil Wilson
Haley Prouty
Shawn Adkins
Mae Rahter
Jason Robinson
Andrew Lay
Jodi Gusman
Randy Canaan
Emma Shay
Bob Giefer
Randi
Kim’s Dad
Joseph Stoway
Leah Biskup
Coady
Olivia Hernandez
Kari Rainey
Angelo Motta
Sean/Jim Daldrup
June Bednar
Chrissy Sparks
Theresa Crane
Becca Sharp
Candy Clark
Karen Wilson
Frank Hosticka
Joseph
Greenwald
Teresa Binder
Bud Sutlief
Marilyn Niere
Darleen Farnan
Kenny Erwin
Sharon Augh
Devona Gilgour
Theresa Fortune
Mary Bell Jones
Arthur Pisana
Frances Winslow
David Roach
Baby Jesse
Baby Sienna
Joan Swoboda
Steve Swoboda
Betty and Merle
Johnson
Susan Kendall
Brenda Adams
Jonas Miller
Frank Benassi
Denny Phyllis
Monique Noah
Lee Schwery
Michelle McClune
Joann & Greg
Hagins
Mike Lyons
Colin Leypoldt
George Kristek
Forrestine Hargoe
Pat Kocon
Dave
DeDe Yager
Curt Wyles
David Torres
Jenni Kern
Billi Keyes
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Peggy Giefer
Kevin Sargent
James
Clarke Crawford
Ben Hon
Cathy & Wallace
Finley
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Anne Robinson
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Francis Talbot
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Lerah Allen
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Shirley Britt
Morgan
Connie Sullivan
Donnie
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Martha H.
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Laura Ann
DiGiovanna
MyBecquer
Aybar
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Jaci Leigh Gwin
Charles Gage
Gage Gussy
Karen Elliott
Matthew Pate
Nicole Martindell
The Doile Family
Robert Doleshal
Jersey & James
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365050 St James Catholic Church (B)
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