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Farmington, MissouriSt. Joseph Catholic Church

Page 2Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time www.stjosephfarmington.com July 15, 2018 •

Our Pastoral Team Rev. William Thess .......................................Pastor email: [email protected] Deacon Mark Byington ............ Permanent Deacon email: [email protected] Abe AuBuchon...........................Pastoral Associate email: [email protected]

Shirley Bieser........................................... Principal email: [email protected] Michelle England ...................Co-Directors of PSR Lisa Pratte email: [email protected] Lisa Cartee................... Office / Business Manager email: [email protected] Agnes Hinkebein ...................Pastoral Health Care email: [email protected]

Connie Grindel ..............................................RCIA email: [email protected]

James Partridge .............. Maintenance Supervisor Scott Watson ................................Pastoral Council Jim Eaton.............................Financial Commission Rob Grindel ..................Property and Maintenance Ed Brown............................. Cemetery Association Mike Ward .............................Knights of Columbus Parish Business Office Hours

Monday thru Friday • 8:00 am to 4:00 pmPhone (573)756-4250 • Fax (573)756-6938

10 North Long Street • Farmington, MO 63640

Sacramental Life Daily Mass Tuesday thru Friday.................. 8:00 am Friday (All School Mass Aug-May).............. 8:05 am Sunday Mass Observance Saturday ............................................... 5:00 pm Sunday ........... 7:30 am, 9:00 am and 10:30 am Holy Days of Obligation.......... 7 am, 8 am and 7 pm

The Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturdays 4 pm, Sundays 7 am or by appointment

The Sacrament of BaptismBaptisms are held the first Sunday of the monthafter the 10:30 am Mass. Baptismal preparation

class required. Contact the parish office.

The Sacrament of MarriageCelebrated after meeting the bride and groom and

beginning preparation six months before the wedding, in accordance with Archdiocesan Wedding Policy.

Prayer to St. Joseph Blessed Joseph, husband of Mary, be with us this day. You protected and cherished the Virgin; loving the Child Jesus as your Son, you rescued Him from the danger of death.Defend the Church, the household of God,purchased by the Blood of Christ. Guardian of the Holy Family, be with us in our trials. May your prayers obtain for us the strength to flee from error and wrestle with the powers of corruption so that in life we may grow in holiness and in death rejoice in the crown of victory. Amen.

Happy Birthday

Happy Anniversary&

To All of Our Parishioners Celebrating This Week!!!

Monday: Weekday Readings: Ex 1:8-14, 22; Ps 124:1b-8; Mt 10:34 — 11:1 7:00 am: Communion ServiceTuesday: Weekday Readings: Ex 2:1-15a; Ps 69:3, 14, 30-31, 33-34; Mt 11:20-24 7:00 am: Irene EckWednesday: Weekday Readings: Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Ps 103:1b-4, 6-7; Mt 11:25-27 7:00 am: Louise de Gruy

Thursday: Weekday Readings: Ex 3:13-20; Ps 105:1, 5, 8-9, 24-27; Mt 11:28-30 7:00 am: The Mother of Antoine Adem Friday: Weekday Readings: Ex 11:10 — 12:14; Ps 116:12-13, 15, 16bc, 17-18; Mt 12:1-8 7:00 am: John Brooks Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeSunday Readings: Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16; Rom 8:26-27; Mt13:24-43[24-30]Saturday:5:00 pm: Joe & Mary ShieldsSunday: 7:30 am: Ben & Eleanora Striebel 9:00 am: George & Nell Kracke 10:30 am: St. Joseph Parishioners visit www.stjosephfarmington.com and click on “daily mass readings” for easy reference.


St. Joseph Catholic ChurchParish Mission Statement

We are called by our Lord Jesus Christ,to be His church and live His gospel.

We strive to fulfill our baptismal callingby prayer, worship, teaching and insharing our faith and serving others.

Guided by the Holy Spirit andthrough our patron St. Joseph, we

commit ourselves to the responsiblestewardship of all God’s gifts.

SacristansPat Beussink, Jana Doré,

Jo Rustemeyer, Judy Alig

Money CountersPam Brickler, Ethel Backer,

Anne Crawford, Carol Rigdon

Ministersof the Liturgy

Saturday, July 215:00 pm Mass

Priest: Fr. William ThessDeacon: Deacon Mark ByingtonLector: Sandi Brooks Extraordinary Ministers: David Brickler, Pam Brickler, Mark Halter, Rosetta Halter Ushers: Gary Harris, Dylan Kelso, Zach Kelso Travis Trolinger Servers: L. Busenbark, K. Gerwitz, K. O’HaraCantor: As Scheduled

Sunday, July 227:30 am Mass

Priest: Fr. William ThessDeacon: Deacon Mark ByingtonLector: Chuck Hayden Extraordinary Ministers: Dottie Reeves, Scott Watson, Chris Westrich, Jayne WooldridgeUshers: Corey Hulsey, Jack Neiner, Ed Wooldridge, Ed Weidenbenner Servers: Z. Gerwitz, C. Watson

9:00 am MassPriest: Fr. William ThessLector: Charlotte Vander Bol Extraordinary Ministers: Adam Barnhouse, Jana Dore, Cindy Kelso, Mike Kelso, Mitch Fuemmeler Ushers: John Podolak, Dale Springs, Don Trokey, Mike Ward Servers: B. Howard, C. Howard, A. VaughnCantor: Dawn Fuemmeler 10:30 am MassPriest: Fr. William ThessLector: Jennifer Rhodus Extraordinary Ministers: Rita Boyd, Phyllis LaPlant, Jill Patton, Helen Thurman, John Thurman Ushers: James Cissell, Frankie Hulsey, Gerald Hulsey, Chris McTearnen Servers: D. Bender, W. Bender, C. MaloneyCantor: Susan McMann

Monday, July 16, 2018

Eucharistic Celebrationsand Mass Intentions

Week of July 16 - 22


Sunday, July 1, 2018 Adult Envelopes $8,139.00 Loose $852.00 Children’s Envelopes $2.00 Electronic Deposit $412.50 $9,405.50 Current Week Year to DateSunday Offering $9,405.50 $9,405.50Budgeted Amount $12,125.00 $12,125.00Shortage/Overage ($2,719.50) ($2,719.50)Partners in Education $115.00Maintenance & Repair $165.00St. Vincent de Paul $165.00Cardinal Glennon Hospital $35.00Devotional Candle $3.00Secret Santa $10.00Peter’s Pence $1,101.00Total for Specials $1,594.00

Sunday, July 8, 2018 Adult Envelopes $11,903.42 Loose $577.25 Children’s Envelopes $5.00 Electronic Deposit $1,907.50 $14,393.17 Current Week Year to DateSunday Offering $14,39.17 $23,798.67Budgeted Amount $12,125.00 $24,250.00Shortage/Overage $2,268.17 ($451.33)Partners in Education $100.00Maintenance & Repair $40.00St. Vincent de Paul $205.00Peter’s Pence $170.00Total for Specials $515.00

Thank You For Your Faithfulness!!!* This does not include our budgeted Holy Day offerings

Your Gifts to God and Parish

Evangelization – Priests and their Pastoral Ministry

That priests, who experience fatigue and loneliness in their pastoral work, may find help and comfort in their intimacy with the Lord and

in their friendship with their brother priests.

Pope Francis’ Monthly Prayer Intentions

Jessica (Ross) Asher

Jami (Abe) AuBuchon

Andrea (Daniel) Halek

Julie (Chris) McTearnen

Diamarie (Keith) Phillips

Nikki (James) Sheets

Kelsea (Nick) Hulsey (waiting for adoption)

Let us pray for those who share weeklyin our Eucharistic Celebration and who are

carrying the gift of life. . .

If you are carrying the gift of life and would like the prayers of your parish family please

call the parish office.

Together we pray for those who are sick. (Parishioners names are in bold.)

Please pray for: Marilyn Currington, Sheila Miller, Sebastian Brown, Kalli Seabaugh, Isaac Johnson, Ron Strausser, Smoke Lauser, Bee Farace, Jerry Thurston, Jeanne Keutzer, Steve Paroski, Dolores Cleve, Alyssa Norsworthy, Josh Calbreath, Richard Gebhardt, Ben Schlager, Samantha Wright, Angela Midgett, John Wieland, Roy Henson, Ralph Trepasso, Michael Whitehead, Francis Stenger, Pat Raymer, Mary Miller, Kay Hall, Marcella Foster, Rose Maria Santos, Paul Podolak, Mark Huels, Wanda Pirtle, Brenda Donze, Warren Lodholz, Sarah Reed, Bob Eck Jr., Townsend Family, Pat Krapf, Rosemary Dunaway, Jeff George, Robert Sherrill, Joe Dickerson, Jim Gober, Ron Brooks.

To add someone to the prayer list contact Pat Boatright at [email protected] or 756-4169.

Wedding BannsBann I

Martin Renaud & Donna TaylorAugust 5, 2018


Have you ever felt called to do something? Perhaps it was the moment you realized you were called to a life vocation--marriage, priesthood, or consecrated life, for example--or when you recognized a call to a particular career. Maybe it was a time when you felt called to a certain kind of service or ministry, or to care for the needs of a family member or good friend. The truth is, we are all chosen as Christ's people, called to share in Christ's mission of love, to "exist for the praise of his glory," as we hear in the Letter to the Ephesians today. In today's first reading, Amos tells how he was called from the life of the shepherd to that of the prophet; in the Gospel we hear how the disciples were called out to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.

CALLED TO MISSIONAs baptized Christians, each of us is called to mission. When Catholics hear the word "mission," most usually think of those who go to foreign countries to serve and share their faith. Some might also think of a parish mission, a time of focused reflection, usually led by a visiting speaker. Remember the often-quoted line from Mission Impossible, "Your mission, should you choose to accept it"? Sometimes we use the word mission to describe our purpose or goal, what we have been charged to do. Thinking of mission in this way makes our call as Christians clearer. Our mission is to live as Christian people, to share our faith, to be people of service, and to show Christ's love to others in the ways that we live our daily lives. The choice to live as people of mission is ours. How do you, or will you, live as a person of mission?

CALLED TOGETHERNotice that the disciples in today's Gospel were sent out two by two. This was not only a practical thing for Jesus to do as he sent the disciples out to preach, teach, and heal. It was also very spiritual, for being sent on mission together with another engenders mutual support. We live and grow in faith in deeper and more lasting ways when we are in community with others. Not only is our relationship with Jesus personal, it is also communal--we are drawn into communion with Christ, through and with the community of faith. Being part of a community offers us the strength and perspective found in relationship with others. We find support, encouragement, and consolation in trying times; we more readily challenge one another to live the gospel call to follow Jesus with our lives. What is your mission? With whom are you called?

Today's Readings: Am 7:12-15; Ps 85:9-10, 11-12, 13-14; Eph 1:3-14 [3-10]; Mk 6:7-13

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If you've been coming to mass for a while, but are not Catholic, we invite you to look deeper into the Catholic faith. Come meet some faithful Catholics who love the Lord and would consider it a privilege to get to know you. Our parish will soon begin a set of sessions to share with others the truths of the Catholic faith and the fellowship of our church family. We invite you to learn what Catholics believe in an open and welcoming environment. Sessions will start in September. Please give us a call if you have questions or further information call Connie Grindel at 756-4250 or [email protected].

I am Interested in Becoming Catholic....Where Do I Start?

RCIA

Specific Gifts Needed:• Love for Christ and His Church• Basic understanding of Church• Good communication and listening skills• Openness to new relationships• Prudent and able to keep confidentiality

What you will receive in return:• Better understanding of our faith• Deeper sense of community within our parish• Greater love for Christ and His Church• New friendships• The gift of knowing you are serving God

Interested in sponsoring someone for RCIA?Call Connie Grindel at 573-756-4250

Is God Calling You??

We are Looking for Someone Like You....

Dear Parishioners of St. Joseph,

Results of Our 43rd Annual Parish Picnic

We served 1571 meals!

This year, we had another successful picnic that God blessed with perfect weather. On page 10 you will see our financial report from our annual parish picnic.

Thanks to everyone who made this year’s picnic a huge success. Our thanks to the many parishioners who faithfully volunteered to work at our picnic this year. You will also find the placemat ad on pages 8 & 9. We sincerely thank all those sponsors that contributed this year! Through the gifts of your time and talents to our parish, we were blessed to raise $29,321.77 for our annual budget!!

Do You Know Someone WhoWould Like to Become Catholic?

Have you or someone you know felt a nudge to look a little deeper into the Catholic Faith? Are you married to a Catholic and have questions? Have you been away from the church for a while and lost that connection? Are you visiting St. Joseph and interested in finding out more? Or maybe you have been Catholic your whole life and never learned what the faith is truly about.

If you find yourself in any of these questions, consider joining us for RCIA this fall. There is no commitment past listening with an open heart and letting the Holy Spirit take you on a journey. Our parish staff will be happy to direct you if you call the parish office: 756-4250.

Electronic Funds Transfer as an Alternative to Offertory Envelopes

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFTs) is an excellent alternative to using your weekly offertory envelopes. If you look at our Gifts to God and our Parish section, you will see the Electronic Deposit amount each week.

If you are interested in having your contributions electronically deposited please see page 12 in this weeks bulletin, Lisa in the Parish Office, or download the Electronic Funds Transfer form at our website: www.stjosephfarmington.com.


Dear Father:

Good day! I am happy to give you our May 2018 report. For this month, we were able to accomplish our objective of having another beneficiary in a new location in the Philippines. Our new beneficiaries are the deaf students in Palawan under the care of Deaf Evangelistic Alliance Foundation, Inc. They are helping around 40 students with hearing impairments. Their ages range from 11 through 25 years old (5th to 11th graders). Together with her family, my good friend and a psychologist, Karen Rendeza, facilitated the drawing activity and endorsed our donation of school supplies during the whole-day Deaf Camp last May 11, 2018.

As for our Bright Start Angels in Cebu. I was able to meet and do occupational therapy consultation as well as distribute books, pencils, milk, and financial assistance. They have grown and it has been humbling knowing their challenges for the past 8 years. I have considered them as family and I always look forward seeing them twice a year.

Thank you Father! We are grateful and inspired to reach out to more persons with disabilities (PWDs).

In St. Joseph,Ging


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St. Joseph’s 2018 Parish Picnic Financial Report

Poker ..................................................... $401.95

Quilt Raffle Sales................................... $944.00 Quilt Raffle Direct Cost ............................ $59.85 Quilt Raffle Gross Profit......................... $884.15

Silent Auction Sales............................ $7,629.82

ExpensesGeneral Expenses.............................. $4,381.84(porta-potties, trash, handwash stations, janitorial supplies, rented items, etc)Mailing/Office Supplies .......................... $296.25Advertising Cost ................................. $1,448.60(newspaper and radio ads, billboard, banner, etc.)Total General Expenses ..................... $6,126.69

General Donations................................$250.00

2018 PICNIC NET INCOME........... $29,321.772017 Picnic Net Income ................. $32,778.282016 Picnic Net Income ................. $30,313.212015 Picnic Net Income ................. $25,785.922014 Picnic Net Income ................. $31,499.952013 Picnic Net Income ................. $31,196.192012 Picnic Net Income ................. $31,163.712011 Picnic Net Income.................. $28,380.672010 Picnic Net Income ................. $30,833.802009 Picnic Net Income ................. $33,416.162008 Picnic Net Income ................. $28,926.602007 Picnic Net Income ................. $18,870.61 2006 Picnic Net Income ................. $33,867.18 2005 Picnic Net Income ................. $29,712.00

Bingo Sales ........................................... $244.25 Bingo Direct Cost .................................... $25.00 Bingo Gross Profit ................................. $219.25

Bottle Booth........................................ $1,695.00

Chuck-A-Luck........................................ $224.20

Country Store ........................................ $498.00

Dinner Ticket Sales .......................... $14,452.00 Dinner/Kitchen Direct Cost ................. $7,769.39Dinner Sales Gross Profit ................... $6,682.61

Entertainment Sponsorships .............. $2,150.00Entertainment Cost............................. $1,900.00 Entertainment Total................................ $250.00

Flea Market ........................................ $1,714.65

Grand Raffle Total Sales..................... $4,276.01Grand Raffle Direct Cost .................... $1,994.50(printing of tickets and payouts) Grand Raffle Gross Profit ................... $2,281.51

Green House ......................................... $431.25

Instant Bingo Sales ............................... $413.50Instant Bingo Direct Cost....................... $182.00Instant Bingo Gross Profit ..................... $231.50

Kentucky Derby.........................................$99.00

Kids Games........................................ $2,193.33Kids Games Direct Cost ........................ $743.89Kids Games Profit .............................. $1,449.44

Outside Food & Beer Sales................ $8,172.96Outside Food & Beer Direct Cost ....... $2,581.83Outside Food & Beer Gross Profit ...... $5,591.13

Placemat Ad Sales ............................. $5,100.00Placemat Direct Cost............................. $185.00Placemat Gross Total ......................... $4,915.00


Come join us for our weekly Parish Rosary to be offered this Wednesday at 7:15 pm

Thursday Eucharistic Adoration

Wednesday Rosary

Opportunities for spiritual growth this week in our parish...

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Our petition for this week will be:“For all the families and people involved in the soccer team rescue in Thailand.”

8:30 am - 6:30 pmWho is the Real Presence?

The Real Presence is Jesus Christ in His Divinity and Humanity, present

in the Holy Eucharist, body, blood, soul, and divinity.

Be still and know that I am the Lord.

Our Thanks ToDonna Conklin

of St. Joe's Garden Club for watering and tending to our potted plants.

A DEEP LOOK AT SIN AND VIRTUE

An invitation for you because you desire... ...to deepen your relationship with Christ

...to grow in virtue and conquer sinful habits ....to be a conduit of God’s love to those around you

Cost: Journals for the class will be $13Dates: July 16, 23, 30

Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pmPlace: Parish Center

This study will be lead by Sandi Brooks, Anne Crawford, Cathy Holmes and Jill Patton who are all participating in the Archdioceses Lay Formation

Program. Contact: Sandi at 573-631-5907 or Cathy at 573-705-2091 to sign up.

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$1,000.00 Handmade Quilt $250.00 Phillips 66 Gas Card $150 Scratcher Lottery Tickets $75.00 Cash

We are currently in need of an individual to help maintain the high standards that we have come to expect around the parish and school. Primary responsibilities would include: cleaning the parish center, as well as set up and tear down of events and occasional cleaning of the school.

If you are interested, please call Lisa in the Parish Office at 756-4250.

Job Opportunity at St. Joseph Catholic Parish and School

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10 North Long Street • Farmington, MO 63640573-756-4250 • fax: 573-756-6938

Monthly - 1st Thursday of each month Weekly - currently Thursdays Monthly - 3rd Thursday of each month

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Congratulations, Chris & Jamie Conwayon the arrival of Dylan Grace Conway

on July 3, 2018

Thursday Eucharistic Adoration Adorers needed for the following time slot:

10:30 - 11:30

1:30 - 2:30

For more information contact Charlie and Rita Boyd at 756-2383

• [email protected]

“Could you not keep watch for one hour?” -Mk 14:37


Eucharistic Adoration Thursdays

8:30 am - 6:30 pm First Friday of the Month

8:30 am - 2:30 pm

Agnes Hinkebein, RN [email protected]

If you are currently homebound or are

hospitalized or know of a parishioner who is, please contact me at

756-4250 or email me at:

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Coming up in our Parish...

TODAYFr. Thess Installation Mass

July 16Bishop Barron Class

July 29Our Father’s Table

Open Tuesday and Friday9:00 am - 12:00 pm

For assistance call 756-0997Our food pantry serves people in the

St. Francois county regardless of race, sex, national origin,

religion, or age.

In the Gospel today we see how Jesus sent his Apostles out two by two. From the beginning of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, members visit in pairs “two by two”, those who are poor and needy in their homes. It is there, in the family setting, that Vincentians listen, offer humble advice, and render assistance.

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Food Pantry

This Week in Our Parish...

Monday • July 16Bishop Barron Class6:30 pm • Parish Center

Wednesday • July 18Rosary7:15 pm • Church

Thursday • July 19Eucharistic Adoration8:30 am - 6:30 pm • Church

CD of the Week:

Has The Sexual Revolution Been Good

for Women?Both secular and religious observers agree that the sexual revolution has caused seismic changes for society across the globe. Mary Eberstadt, a secularly-trained writer who has written for Time magazine, the Wall Street Journal, the LA Times, among other publications, uses her training as a professional researcher to objectively assess whether or not the severing of sex and procreation has delivered on its promise to liberate women and make them happier.portrait that is a never failing source of information, consolation, and inspiration.

Check out the kiosk for more great titles!•Remade for Happiness

•Why Go to Confession?•Spiritual Warfare

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The Physical Presence of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. “By the words of consecration, they (the bread and wine) become the Body and Blood of Christ. He becomes present whole and entire, it is phys-

ical reality and bodily presence.(cf. Mysterium Fidei #56)

We witness this miracle at every mass. Jesus, with His great love for us, remains with us to adore in tabernacles and chapels in all Catholic Churches throughout

the world. Come visit with Him.

For more information contact Charlie and Rita Boyd at

756-2383 • [email protected]

Project Rachel Retreat August 17-19

Abortion can leave deep, unresolved wounds in the hearts and souls of women. If you or a woman you know is hurting from an abortion experience, the St. Louis Project Rachel Team is offering a retreat on August 17-19 for women seeking hope, healing, and peace. The retreat is offered in a private, nonjudgmental setting.

To learn more or to sign up, contact Marisol at 314-792-7451 or [email protected], or go to h t t p : / / a r c h s t l . o r g / r e s p e c t -life/page/project-rachel-retreats

The monthly SVDP meeting for July is this Friday July 20 at 12:15 pm in the parish center.

St. Catherine of AlexandriaSaturday, July 21

Celebrant Fr. ThessLector

Marilyn Gegg

Extraordinary MinistersJimmy & Susie Herzog

Offertory BearersJack Parmley & Pat Flieg

Mass IntentionEdwin Rottler Family

Saturday 7:30 pm Mass

Your Gifts to God and ParishSaturday, June 30

Adult Collection...................... ....$950.00Loose............................................$22.00Memorial (Denise Ratcliff) ..........$100.00Peter’s Pence.................................$5.00Total.........................................$1,077.00

Saturday, July 7Adult Collection....................... .....477.00Loose............................................$37.00Total............................................$514.00

Thank You For Your Faithfulness


Annual Fall Festival& Turkey Shoot September 30

Happy BirthdayJuly 11

Kenny GadellJuly 12

John AdamsJuly 16

Dolores KraemerJuly 20

Pat Flieg

Happy AnniversaryJuly 13

Mike & Linda Hagan

Turkey Shoot T-shirts T-shirt orders for our annual Turkey Shoot are due by September 7. Please contact Lisa after mass.

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