Fourth Sunday of Advent
December 21, 2014
Saint Martin de Porres
615 Dunn Road
Hazelwood, MO 63042
Phone (314) 895-1100
www.stmartindeporresstl.com
Fax: 314-895-5992
2014 Sacrament of Reconciliation Class
Rev. Joseph RajPaul Sundararaj, Pastor
Schedule of Holy Eucharist
email address: [email protected]
Office: (314) 895-1100 Ext. 223
Priests’ Residence (314) 895-0172
Christmas Eve: 4:30 and 10:30 pm
Christmas Day: 9:00 am
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
Deacon David Pacino
Deacon Ed Beirne
Office: (314) 895-1100 Ext. 225
Parish Office
Sr. Stephanie Turck and Annamarie Sullivan
email address: [email protected]
(314) 895-1100 Ext. 222
C.R.E., Sacramental Coordinator and
PSR Coordinator- Marilyn Saunders
Parish School of Religion Ext. 227 (314) 895-1100
Grade School Office
St. Ferdinand School
(314) 921-2201
*1st Sunday of month -“Youth Music” Mass-10:30 am
*3rd Saturday of 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.
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SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION
Sacrament of Baptism
Sunday after the 10:30 am Mass or by appointment
after participation in Baptism Preparation Program.
Our next Baptism Preparation Class is on Wednesday, February 11 , 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.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
December 22— December 28
Wed. Dec 24
CHRISTMAS EVE
4:30 pm Mass
10:30 pm Mass
Thurs. Dec 25 CHRISTMAS DAY
9:00 am Mass
Sun. Dec. 28
6:30 KH NA
Sacrament of Matrimony
Contact the Pastor at least six months prior to wedding to begin preparations.
Bulletin Deadline is
Monday at 9:00 am.
Please E-mail articles to:
[email protected]
WELCOME TO ST. MARTIN’S
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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PRAYER CHAIN
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Barb Krings.....................................(314) 731-1893
Betty Wallisch................................(314) 837-0446
MEN’S ACTS RETREAT
The next men’s ACTS Retreat is Aug. 20-23, 2015
For more information please call
Gene Eller—395-3446
Keith Frye—972-8574
Larry Kendrick—786-5166
SAV
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DAT HE
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EWTN
Holiday Viewing
Take a moment to sit back, put up your feet, and
enjoy The Forsaken on Tuesday, December 30 on
EWTN at 5:30 pm.
This thirty minute documentary, featuring the
Archdiocese of St. Louis mission program Pan y
Amor, will open your eyes to the lives of children
who have been rescued from living on the streets
of Cochabamba and La Paz, Bolivia. Prior to being rescued, these children barely survived and
often went to sleep hungry and on the streets.
Emmy award winner Chuck Neff does an extraordinary job of capturing the struggles of these innocent children and their quest for a brighter future. This is a show you don’t want to miss!!
CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEARS
OFFICE HOURS
The office will close at 2:15
pm on Wednesday, December. 24 and will reopen on
Monday, December 29 at
8:30 am.
On December 31st, we will close at 2:30 pm and
reopen Friday, January 2nd at 8:30 am.
YOUR GIFTS TO GOD AND PARISH
Thank you
for your continued support of St. Martin de Porres. Our parish is blessed with many generous parishioners who give so
freely of time, talent and treasures.
Due to the early deadlines for the holiday bulletins, donation
numbers are not available.
Dear Martins,
From the Pastor’s Desk
Merry Christmas! We prepared for Christmas day to behold the Word made flesh with “words to Word,”
journey: Watch, Prepare, Voice and Behold. Let me briefly recap!
“Watch” was on to look beyond. To look beyond is realized by the God given authority to look back and
look forward. And looking back and looking forward begins with clearing up which was the second
word “Prepare:” At the personal level, clearing up with the Sacrament of Reconciliation, as a parish
clearing up by the Vision 25 plan and as a nation clearing up the remaining racial residue of the past to
emerge Beyond Ferguson! But a genuine clearing up is possible only when we are able to discern the
voices that speak to us all the time! And Voice was our third word of reflection.
For, we are amidst an onslaught of loud voices and voices have to be discerned! The echoes of our past
experiences as individuals, as parishioners and as citizens; added to this voice is the increasing decibels
of the media (and we think we are “free”!) giants, one controlled by a “fugitive” from another country,
another promoted by a Cable corporation, third grandfathered from a former business tycoon and a
whole lot of other media outlets and giants between these. Yes voices need to be discerned! Discernment
is thoroughly a spiritual exercise.
To discern which voice to obey, we need a foundation. It is this foundational framework that Jesus singularly preached and called as the Reign of God: Scriptures sum up the kingdom of God in three interlinked spiritual realities of Justice, Peace and Love. Jesus says that the Kingdom of God is in our midst,
because he is born amidst as one among us. Mary listened to this voice. Only after discerning God’s
voice she said, “Behold I am the hand maid of the Lord.”
In fact Vision 25 is a systematic and spiritual journey of discerning the future of the parish. And so I am
repeating the two requests from the last two weeks: The first is for a team of people who will work with
me on this Vision 25 team. Pray and look for guidance if the Lord is prompting you to be part of this
team. To be in this team you need have mind that is open and a heart to give your time generously. The
Second, as your younger family members come in for the Christmas holidays, kindly encourage them to
be part of Martin’s Wider Network. Instead of having a meeting I will distribute forms to be filled in by
those attending our Christmas masses by those willing to be part of this MWN-Vision 25!
On a personal note, after Christmas day I will be away for few days and I hope to be back for New Years
eve mass at 4.30 P.M. (By mistake I booked a later flight on Dec 31, am trying to get an earlier flight
and a change of flight is expensive). Fr. John Schneider would be here to fill in for me for masses and
the Deacons would fill the need for communion services.
Peace!
Fr. Rp!
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LITURGICAL ROLES
for December 27th — 28th
Saturday, Dec 27th - 4:30 Mass
Lectors........................................Gerald Griffith, Joan Klump
Eucharistic Ministers........................................Lucy Beirith,
Louis Fennewald, Kris Gannon, Ree Herbig, Roy Kuhn,
Norma Pawloski, Ray Pawloski, James Steed,
Ushers....................................Larry Carron, Lawrence Weber
Greeters......................Wanda Fennewald, Marge Heinzman
Music ..............................................................Timothy Hearn
Sunday, Dec. 28th - 8:00 am
Lectors...............................Barb Krings, Rob O'Shaughnessy
Eucharistic Ministers....Rosemarie Benton, Bob Engemann,
Mary Jo Giessman, Patricia Kistenmacher, Bob Moeller,
Barbara Ross
Ushers......................................... Bill Giessman, Al Pohlman
Greeters.................................Joyce Rygelski, Ruth O’ Keefe
Music ........................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
Sunday, Dec. 28th - 10:30 am
Lectors…..................................Caitlin Gann, Don Lancaster
Eucharistic Ministers..........................John Cira, Annie Eck
Sharon Fiedler, Pat Kelley, Karen Lewis, Theresa Riley,
Betsey Schaper, Mary Swarthout
Ushers…...................................Tony Clawson, Eugene Eller
Greeters......................................Sue Raftery, Robert Raftery
Music ........................................Bonnie Vigland, Bill Benner
CHILDREN’S LITURGY:
Sunday, December 21st
Patty Stallings and Mary Kay Van Well
Sunday, December 28th
Jamily Maloney and Earl Arseneau
MASS INTENTIONS & READINGS
Mon. Dec 22 8:00 am—John O’Keefe
1 Sam 1:24-28; 1 Sam 2:1-8; Luke 1:46-56
Tues. Dec 23, 8:00 am—Anna, Caro & Giuseppe Ricci
Mal 3:1-24; Ps 25:4-14; Luke 1:57-66
Wed. Dec 24, 4:30 pm—Russell Ruppel
Isa 62:1-5; Ps 89:4-29; Acts 13:16-25; Matt 1:1-25
Wed. Dec. 24, 10:30 pm —Tony O’Shea
Isa 9:1-6; Ps 96:1-13; Titus 2:11-14; Luke 2:1-14
Christmas Day, 9:00 am—Walter Lyman
Isa 52:7-10; Ps 98:1-6; Heb 1:1-6; John 1:1-18
Fri. Dec 26, 8:00 am—Michelle Pagel
Acts 6:8-10, 7:54-59; Ps 31:3-17; Matt 10:17-22
Sat. Dec 27, 430pm—Mary Ann Lang
1 John 1:1-4; Ps 97:1-12; John 20:1-8
Sun. Dec 28, 8:00 am—Parishioners
10:30 am—Jim Sutton
Gen 15:1-6, 21:1-3; Ps 105:1-9; Heb 11:8-19;
Luke 2:22-40
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.
PRAY BEFORE YOU SPEAK
Have you ever been told to "think before you speak"? Nathan seems to have spoken too soon when he told David to
do whatever he wanted about building a house for the
LORD. But later that night God gave him a message for
David: the LORD did not need anyone to build him a
house; God would make David's house (in the sense of family or descendants) last forever. That can be a lesson to us.
Instead of just thinking before we speak, it could be a good
idea to pray before we speak. How many times have we
said something in anger (or selfishness, fear, any strong
feeling) that we wished we could take back? If we just think
before we speak, we might just rationalize what we wanted
to say in the first place. But if you take a little more time to
bring our feelings to God, ask for guidance and listen for
what God would have us say, things might turn out a lot
better. We can pray before making decisions about our family, taking a new job, buying a new house etc. When a
friend or relative needs someone to talk to, we can pray that
we listen well and say what God wants our friend to hear. If
we have enough faith to let God guide our lives, let's take
the time in prayer to listen for that guidance.—Paluch
FOUTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
King David wished that the ark of God might have a more permanent home. David may have envisioned something like the cedar
palace where he resided. God had in mind something more: a throne where David’s descendants would rule for ever. A kingdom
where Jews and Gentiles alike would be welcome.
Mary’s prayerful nature led to an even more disturbing message. She would conceive and bear a Son though she was not yet
married. “How can this come about?” Mary wondered. “The Holy Spirit will come upon you,” she was told (Luke 1:35).
Mary’s acceptance of this difficult challenge ushered in this, the final age of God’s reign. What was once a secret known only
by chosen people like King David and his descendants must now be made clear to all so that, as Saint Paul wrote to the Romans, we can be brought to the “obedience of faith” “according to the command of the eternal God” (Romans 16:26).
TRADITION PRESERVED
In recent years, the end of the baseball season has seen the passing of one old ballpark after another. The home of the local
baseball team for decades is demolished even as the city’s new state-of-the-art stadium prepares to open in time for the next
season. Traditions don’t pass on without a fight. When Atlanta replaced a stadium a few years ago, a helicopter lifted home
plate from the old ballpark so that it could be replanted in the new one. The portion of the wall from Pittsburgh’s old Forbes
Field that a World Series-winning home run flew over was never destroyed. Baseball is a game itself with very few rule changes. It is essentially the same as it was first played nearly one hundred fifty years ago.
THE THRONE OF DAVID
The church changes. Physical church buildings are remodeled or torn down. But whereas the game of baseball could eventually
pass away, God’s house, the church, will never pass away. King David worried that the ark of God dwelled only in a temporary
tent. The Lord assured David that the divine everlasting permanence rested on much more than a physical place. The House of
David lived on in his decendants. When the angel Gabriel announces the birth of the Christ to Mary, we are told that God’s
reign will have no end. To Mary’s Son God “will give . . . the throne of David his father; and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end” (Luke 1:32–33).
In our world filled with a plethora of changes—most more significant than a game like baseball—we have trouble comprehending something without end. Today’s Gospel recalls the time when this message was first announced with full force. There are
no other kings to come. This is only the beginning. Jesus’ reign is forever.
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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.
Coordinator: Linda Spencer
Phone: 314-731-0479
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Our North County Catholic Schools
are Filled with Advent and
Christmas Blessings!
Our Catholic Schools have so much to offer our
students and community, and that is especially evident at this time of year. Students at each school in
the Federation have spent the season of Advent in
preparation for our celebration of Jesus’ birth. They
have held food drives, “adopted” families in need
with Christmas gifts, made Jesse Trees and Advent
Wreaths, experienced the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist, and had many other opportunities
to further develop their own personal relationships
with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. This environment of spirit and prayer in our schools exists
throughout the year as students, teachers and parents
demonstrate what it means to be communities Alive
in Christ!
The collaborative efforts of the Northeast Deanery schools and parishes will continue in the new
year. We invite you to help us spread the good news
about our local Catholic schools by joining us (and
inviting a friend or neighbor) for an Open House:
Catholic Schools Week 2015
Community Open House
RESPECT LIFE
The readings today and the
closeness of Christmas reminds
us that Christmas is not only the
Feast of Christ's birth, but the
celebration of the entire mystery
of God taking on a human nature
-beginning with Christ being
conceived within Mary's womb.
"God so loved the world that he
gave His only Son" Jn 3:16. God
redeems us by joining every aspect of our lives to his. God even becomes an unborn
child. Human life was already sacred because it always
was and is God's creation, made freely from his love.
But in the Incarnation it takes on an even deeper meaning and sanctity, because human nature is forever united
with Divine Life. This affects all who share human nature, even the children still in the womb. Today, we can
also reflect on the Providence of God, in the fact that
Mary was not expecting to carry a child, and was troubled at the greeting, yet no unexpected pregnancy has
ever affected history so profoundly, and no woman besides Mary is a better example to those who feel they
cannot handle a pregnancy. Oh Lord, prepare our hearts
with your grace, so that like Mary, we may be a worthy
dwelling place for You. Amen!!!!
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on January 25, 2015
For open house times check your
school’s newsletter or visit:
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If you have a question, comment or suggestion, the
pastors and principals of our parishes and schools
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