April 2, 2017 SS. PETER & PAUL PARISH 322 7TH STREET • BOONVILLE, MO 65233 Rev. Basil Eruo Deacon Dave Miller WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday, 5:30PM Sunday 7:30AM and 11:00AM WEEKDAY MASSES: 8:15AM (school Mass on Wed. & Fri. during school year) Sacrament of Penance Saturday, 4:30 to 5:15PM or by appointment. Church Office: Rectory: (660) 882-6468 (660) 882-8528 Email: [email protected]Website: www.stsppchurch.net Facebook: @ssppchurchboonville
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April 2, 2017
SS. PETER & PAUL PARISH 322 7TH STREET • BOONVILLE, MO 65233
Rev. Basil Eruo
Deacon Dave Miller
WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday, 5:30PM
Sunday 7:30AM and 11:00AM
WEEKDAY MASSES: 8:15AM (school Mass on Wed. & Fri. during school year)
Sacrament of Penance Saturday, 4:30 to 5:15PM or by
appointment.
Church Office: Rectory: (660) 882-6468 (660) 882-8528
Office Hours and Bulletin—The parish office is open 7:30AM—4:30PM, Monday—Friday. The bulletin deadline is Tuesday, 4:00PM. [email protected]
Deacon Dave has offered to hold a rosary service each Monday evening at 6:30PM until further notice. We will offer prayers for Father Bob, his accuser, the investigators, all others involved, and for all priests.
S D M C : Our Lady of Fatima and her Eucharistic Son
Friday, August 11th (5:15 p.m.-9:30 p.m.) and Saturday, August 12th (7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.) (Closing with Mass) See more than what meets the eye in this world...say "yes" to this invitation of God's loving presence and grace.
Director of RCIA—Deacon Dave Miller Director of Religious Education—Kris Stodgel Phone: 888– 6827 Phone: 882-6468 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Pastoral Council Chairperson: Kristi Widmer Parish School of Religion: January Wadeen [email protected][email protected]
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School 502 7th Street 882-2589 Website: www.stsppschool.net h ps://www.facebook.com/stsppschool
Principal—Mr. Alan Lammers [email protected] For information on our School, to inquire about registering your student in our School,
or for other school-related requests, please call the School.
PARISH MISSION May 15—17, 2017 WHAT IS A MISSION? Are you so involved in scurrying around
with business, children, family, social activities that you have little time for quiet contemplation with God? A mission is a time of special grace when God calls us into a deeper relationship with Him, a time for personal growth, a time to listen to God, a time of spiritual refreshment and invigoration. WHO IS A MISSION FOR? The Mission is for all people, from inactive to very active. It is for all ages and for any stage in life — married, single, divorced, separated, widow, etc. We particularly invite those who want to know more about the church today and how it can take an active role in the everyday experiences of work, leisure, family, and politics. WHAT FORM WILL THIS MISSION TAKE? Each evening there will be a special parish mass and homily designated to increase our spirituality. A social will follow in the hall to enhance our feeling of parish community. The mission priest will be available for informal chats and questions and answers. So that all may attend, other parish functions will be canceled during Mission Week. WHO WILL LEAD THE MISSION? Fr. Richard Gielow, C.M. was born in Lasalle, IL. He was ordained a priest in the Congregation of the Mission, and has served as Director of Vocations, Principal and Rector of a High School Seminary, and Director and member of the Vincentian Parish Mission Center. Father Gielow holds degrees in Philosophy and Theology from DeAndreis Institute of Theology and Religious Education from Catholic University of America. Father Geilow is currently the Director of the Vincentian Parish Mission Center, and is National Spiritual Advisor to the Ladies of Charity of USA, as well as National Spiritual Advisor to a Fraternal Organization called KSKJ.
APRIL 8-9
April 2— Bob & Lucille Horne
April 9— Peggy Wright & Kathleen Maier
Sunday: Ezekiel 37: 12-14; Ps. 130: 1-8; Romans 8: 8-11; John 11: 1-45
Monday: Daniel 13: 1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33- 62; Ps. 23: 1-6; John 8: 1-11
Tuesday: Numbers 21: 4-9; Ps. 102: 2-3, 16-21; John 8: 21-30
Wednesday: Daniel 3: 14-20, 91-92, 95; (Ps.) Daniel 3: 52-56; John 8: 31-42
Thursday: Genesis 17: 3-9; Ps. 105: 4-9; John 8: 51-59
Friday: Jeremiah 20: 10-13; Ps. 18: 2-7; John 10: 31-42
Sunday: Matthew 21: 1-11; Isaiah 50: 4-7; Ps. 22: 8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24; Philippians 20 6-11; Matthew 26: 14— 27: 66
April 2 — Team #5 Tracy Monteer, Jennifer Rice, Dorothy Wiemholt, Jessica Johnson
April 9 — Team #6 Bill & Clare Lang, Gene & Emilie Herigon
Saturday, 5:30PM: Sacristan: Donna King; Servers: Abby Fuemmeler, Adam Neckerman, Austin Rice; Coordinator: Jill Campbell; Lector: Connie Gerling; Offertory Gifts: Rick & Dana Nichols Family; Ushers/Greeters: Mike & Kathy Lang, Jennifer Spears; Musicians: Jesse Rohrbach & Beth Rumbaoa
In charge of Altar Linens for April: Mary Klenklen
April 2 F S L
5:30PM Raymond McGuire 7:30AM People of the Parish 9:15AM Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11:00AM Pat Hays
Monday, April 3 8:15AM NO MASS
Tuesday, April 4 St. Isadore, Bishop, Doctor of the Church 8:15AM Robert “Bob” Snoddy
Wednesday, April 5 St. Vincent Ferrer, Priest 8:15AM Johnny Whitehurse
Thursday, April 6 8:15AM NO MASS 6:30PM NO MASS, St. Joseph, Fayette
Friday, April 7 St. John Baptist de la Salle, Priest 8:15AM Mary Ann & Preston Berwanger
April 9 P S P L
5:30PM Joe Vanderfeltz 7:30AM People of the Parish 9:15AM Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11:00AM Fred & Pauline Barringhaus
Readings for the Week
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Lenten Observances: The Living Rosary will be prayed Monday morning, April 12, at 8:15 in the school gym with all the students. Everyone is invited! 4th Grade Field Trip: The fourth graders will travel to the state capitol on Monday, April 3. Academic Bowl:
The final match of the season was a successful one! The two teams from SSPP took 2nd place and 4th place. Three of the top ten individual scorers were from SSPP as well! Great job and we’re already looking forward to next season. Vocations: Father Francis Doyle visited with the students on Tuesday. He spoke to them about how the discernment of a vocation to married life, single life, or religious life is a different process than discerning how one will make a living. He complimented the students on their questions and the quality of their religious education.
NEWS AND EVENTS FROM SAINTS PETER & PAUL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
SUN. — 8:45AM, Confirmation Class, church hall — 9:00AM, PSR Classes, school — 11:00AM, CHILDREN’S LITURGY, church hall during 11AM Mass — 7:00PM, Juvies 4 Jesus Meeting MON. — 9:00AM, Legion of Mary Meeting — 5:00PM, Finance Council Meeting, parish office — 6:30PM, Rosary Service, church — 7:00PM, RCIA Classes THU. — 7:00PM, Daughters of Isabella Meeting, parish hall FRI. — 8:15AM, First Friday Mass followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 8:00AM Saturday morning — 10:15AM, First Friday Mass at Ashely Manor Nursing Home, ALL ARE WELCOME! — 4:30PM, K OF C FISH FRY, church hall — 6:00PM, Stations of the Cross, St. Joseph, Fayette — 7:00PM, Stations of the Cross, SS Peter & Paul
Loan Update: $3,500 will be applied to our current loan balance of $45,099.07 (as of 3-09-17). This money is from our parish’s recent St. Patrick’s Dinner. Thank you! Payments can be left in the offering basket or mailed to the parish and marked “Diocesan Loan”.
SCRIP NEWS: We currently have Amazon and Lowe’s SCRIP cards on hand. Help Needed: We are still looking for a few people to help sell SCRIP cards after weekend Masses. If you are able to help, please contact Vicki Nave at [email protected] or 314-412-1498. Thank you.
CHURCH GROUNDS CLEAN-UP DAY
Saturday, April 8 Beginning at 8:30AM
We will be cleaning up around the church in preparation for Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Please come and help us … all ages and abilities are welcome. For more information, contact Joe Herzog.
LENTEN PENENCE SERVICES IN OUR AREA: ALL ARE AT 7:00PM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
Columbia: Monday, April 3 (Our Lady of Lourdes) Tuesday, April 4 (Newman Center) Glasgow: Monday, April 3 (St. Mary’s) Jefferson City: Sunday, April 9 at 2:00PM (Cathedral) Monday, April 10 (Immaculate Conception) Tuesday, April 11 (St. Peter)
Divine Mercy Sunday is the Sunday a er Easter. There is a Divine Mercy Novena that starts on Good Friday and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday (April 23) that can be found
in booklets at the entrances of church. The novena is based on messages given by Jesus to St. Faus na Kowalski in the 20th century. Sacraments of Penance and Eucharist add to God's mercy on this special Divine Mercy Sunday. Check out informa on on Web sites.
Thank you to the family and friends of Steve Kenney for the memorials made to our Catholic School. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! St. Pat's
Dinner 2017 was a HUGE Success! It was made possible by all of the wonderful people who sold tickets, baked, cooked, peeled potatoes and apples, setup, washed dishes, decorated, provided music, provided entertainment, served food and drinks, tended bar and, of course, attended the dinner and had a great time! Thanks to all of you, we made over $3,500! We do appreciate everyone very much! —Judy Moser and the SS Peter & Paul Parish Finance Council
There will NOT be a First Sunday Adoration in April.
Congratulations and God’s Blessings to Toby Friedrich and Kristina Aholt who were married in our parish on March 25. May God bless you as you begin your lives together.
Easter Sunday Youth Choir Jesse Rohrbach and Brent Drummond will be leading a Youth Choir on Easter
Sunday at 11:00AM Mass. If your child is interested in participating, contact Jesse Rohrbach or Kelly Rohrbach at 573-808-3460 or [email protected] or contact Brent Drummond at [email protected]
Come Make Joyful Noise on Easter Morning! Alleluia!
MEN’S WHITE HOUSE RETREAT The men's retreat at the White House Jesuit Retreat Center in St. Louis for the Columbia area will be held June 8-11, 2017. In your silence, a hallmark of the St. Ignatius Spiritual Exercises, you will journey with the Lord in a renewal of mind, spirit and body. For information and registration contact Bill Busch at 573-874-1212. Space is limited and last year there was a waiting list so register early.
Stations of the Cross will be held on Friday Evenings
at 6PM at St. Joseph, Fayette, and 7PM at SS Peter & Paul. The school students will lead a Rosary on April 12 at 2:15PM at the school.
40 DAYS FOR LIFE NEEDS PRAYER SUPPORTERS: Will you answer the call? There are 2 weeks remaining to courageously show your support for life! Over 200 precious lives have been saved since 40 Days for Life began this lent in over 300 cities in the U.S. and other countries. Three women have been turned away from Planned Parenthood to My Life Clinic in Columbia by trained advocates. Please help save lives by praying at the Columbia Planned Parenthood, 711 N. Providence between the hours of 8am to 6pm daily until Sunday, April 9. Trained Core members will be there to greet you. Bring a chair if you wish, and your Rosary or Bible. Closing rally dinner will be Saturday, April 29 at St. Andrew, 400 St. Andrew Drive, Holts Summit. RSVP for dinner count served and donated by KC Council 8400 of St. Andrew. For more info call 573-821-5130. Register at www.40daysforlife.com
UPCOMING LITURGICAL ASSIGNMENTS
April 15-16 COORDINATORS 8:00PM RCIA 7:30AM Darryl Kempf 11:00AM Kris Stodgel SERVERS 8:00PM RCIA team w ill assign these 7:30AM Rachel & Alyssa Fitzgerald, Addie Hubach 11:00AM Allison Drummond, Levi & Royce Jeffries GREETERS/USHERS 8:00PM RCIA 7:30AM Dan Schuster, Jerry Schuster, Michael Oswald 11:00AM Kevin Lammers, Dan & Patricia Painter LECTORS 8:00PM RCIA 7:30AM Amanda Lutz 11:00AM Diane Brimer OFFERTORY GIFTS 8:00PM RCIA 7:30AM Tom Larm Family 11:00AM Justin Hahn Family CHILDREN’S LITURGY 11:00AM No Children’s Liturgy
Upcoming Dates - Mark Your Calendars! Cursillo Lenten Day of Reflection and
Potluck: 10am-2pm, Saturday April 1, St. Andrews, Holts Summit Presented by Fr. Stephen W. Jones, President, Helias High School (Open to everyone... not just cursillistas!)
Columbia Area Ultreya w ill follow the 7pm Stations of the Cross on Friday, April 7th in Flanagan Hall. Please join us and bring a
friend! For more information, contact Marcia Doll at 999-5066.
FROM THE ARCHIVES...We have 7 CDs “A Tribute to a Lady” by Joanna Kopena Bonin plus 1 each “Let my Song Fill your Heart” and “Passion Remembered Concert at the Shrine April 13, 1999”. Each CD is $10 and are available at the parish office. Joanna put on a concert several years ago to benefit our Capital Campaign.
Holy Thursday Adoration will be held from 8:00PM to 10:00PM. There will be a sign-up sheet available in the main sacristy area.
Holy Thursday liturgy assignments: There will be a sign-up sheet available in the main sacristy of church for these roles.
Thank you for volunteering to do your part to make Holy Week a wonderful celebration for our parish.
Holocaust Remembrance Day at Central Methodist University, Fayette, MO
CMU is proud to hots its 2nd Annual Holocaust Remembrance Day on the Fayette campus on Tuesday, April 25 in Linn Memorial sanctuary. Activities will begin with guests attending a special chapel service at 10:00AM led by Messianic Rabbi Shmuel Wolkenfeld from Overland Park, KS. At 11:00AM there will be time to visit the learning stations located around the sanctuary, many of which are interactive. At 12Noon will be a Remembrance Service which will include speakers from the Kansas City March of Remembrance, special music, and a memorial dance piece performed by the Dramatic Truth from Kansas City. There will also be a Q&A with Rabbi Yossi Feintuch of Columbia, MO and children of Holocaust survivors. The sanctuary will remain open until 6:00PM so that guests may continue to visit the learning stations. For more information or to RSVP (not necessary, but suggested) please e-mail [email protected] or call 660-248-6221.
INFORMATION REGARDING MASS INTENTIONS: (adapted from the Catholic Missourian, 2/14/14) For many centuries, the devotion of the faithful has led them to seek to support the celebration of the Mass monetarily to help offset expenses such as candles, hosts, utili-ties, etc. This devotion recognizes the importance for the Church and the world that the Mass be prayed and offered. At the same time, these faithful request that the priest also remember their particular intention when he lead the Church in offering the Mass. Such a monetary offering, when attached to an intention, is called a Mass stipend or Mass offering. It should never be understood as “buying a Mass”. The Church condemns the buying and selling of spiritual goods in the strongest of terms. Rather, it is a request by one of the faithful that the priest remember their intention at Mass. As a sign of devotion and a way of participating in that Mass, they include a monetary offering to offset the expenses of the Mass. In 1974, Pope Paul VI stated that the principal beneficiary of Mass offerings is the Church herself. In part, due to the support which such offerings bring, the Mass can continue to take place. The secondary beneficiaries are the donors who profit as a result of their spiritual dispo-sition — almsgiving — and the celebration of the Eucharist, which enables their actual par-ticipation in the Mass. This is how the Code of Canon Law puts it: Canon 946: The Christian faithful who make an offering so that the Mass may be applied for their intention contribute to the good of the Church and by their offering take part in the concern of the church for the support of its ministers and works.
Spring Banquet/Auction April 22, 2017 "BE NOT AFRAID"
Join us in April for our Spring Banquet/Silent Auction When: April 22, 2017 Where: Orlando Banquet Center 2050 Dorsett Village Plaza Maryland Heights, MO 63026 Time: Doors open 6:00 p.m. Guest Speaker: Ginna Jessen- An Abortion Survivor Reservations: Adults- $35.00, Students $20.00, Table of 10- $325.00 Master of Ceremony: John Ryan Other Honored Guest: Joe Schiedler- Pro-Life Action League; Monica Miller- Citizens for a Pro-Life Society; Randall Terry, Jack Ames- Defend Life; Joan Andrews Bell- Activist; John Cavanaugh O'Keefe, Cal Zastro, Pending other Honored guest- Chet Gallagher, Lila Rose, Melissa Ohden, Troy Newman. The evening will be filled with memories along with a focus on the future of Missouri becoming an abortion free state. Reservation can be made online- www.stl-defenders.com or email [email protected] Or just call and we will take your reservation. 314-346-9052. Make your reservation early we have limited seating.
April is Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness month in the United States. Recent statistics tell us that one out of every four girls, and one out of every six boys, are assaulted before they turn 18. Education and vigilance can help stop abuse from happening. A calm, thoughtful response can assist victim/survivors when they disclose abuse. Every one of us can help Protect and Heal. For more information, go to www.diojeffcity.org/child-and-youth-protection
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