HOLY MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00AM Weekday: M-F 6:30 and 8:15am, Sat 7am Holy day at 6:30 & 8:15am, 7:00pm

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: 1st Saturdays @ 7am Mass

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Tuesday 9:00am –8:00pm

RECONCILIATION: Following 8:15am Mass every Tuesday Every Saturday, 4:00-4:45pm

ROSARY: Every Saturday following 7:00am Mass, M-F following 8:15am Mass

St. Simon the Apostle CATHOLIC CHURCH Founded 1959

11011 Mueller Road, St. Louis, MO 63123 www.stsimonchurch.org phone: 314-842-3848 Fax: 314-842-9829

Pastor ................................... Rev. Brad Modde, ext. 117 frbmodde@stsimonchurch.org

Senior Associate Pastor ... Rev. Tom Santen, ext. 118 tsanten@stsimonchurch.org Pastoral Associate.............. Deacon David M. Camden, ext. 120 deacondave@stsimonchurch.org

Deacon ................................. Deacon Paul F. Stackle, ext. 119

We Are St Simon

PARISH OFFICE Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:00pm (close for lunch 12-12:30pm)

Parish Staff: Secretary .................. Nancy Caciano, ext. 100 stsimon@stsimonchurch.org Business Manager ... Cindy Maloney, ext. 102 businessmgr@stsimonchurch.org Accountant ............... Joan Fischer, ext. 101 accountant@stsimonchurch.org Director of Music ...... Michelle Shaver-Krus, ext. 126 and Worship music@stsimonchurch.org

Youth Ministry .......... Susan Pollard, ext. 128 youthministry@stsimonchurch.org www.stsimonchurch.org PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN: Maggie Moore ............ 314-842-3848, ext. 132 pgc@stsimonchurch.org

ST. SIMON PARISH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: www.stsimonchurch.org 11019 Mueller Road, 314-842-3848, 2 Fax: 314-849-6355 Principal ...................... Karin Hiatt, ext. 203 Coord. Religious Ed. ... Mary Jo Ponder, ext. 205 Admin. Asst. ................ Karen Finn, ext. 200 School Tuition ............. Cindy Maloney, 842-3848, ext. 102 businessmgr@stsimonchurch.org

ST. SIMON PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION: 11019 Mueller Road 314-842-3848, ext. 241 Fax: 314-849-6355 Director ....................... Julie Ferretti, ext. 212 psr@stsimonchurch.org

SIMON SAYS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER: www.simonsaysecc.com 11015 Mueller Road 314-842-3848, 3 Fax: 314-842-4935 Director ....................... Michele Snyder, ext. 300

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS! You may register by going to our website, www.stsimonchurch.org & selecting the ‘Parish Information’ tab, or by stopping in our parish office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Second and Fourth Sundays at 12:00pm noon. Registered parishioners should contact Deacon Dave Camden (842-3848, ext. 120) at least three weeks prior to desired date. Baptism Instruction required for first-time parents and godparents.

October 29, 2017

BULLETIN DEADLINE: EACH TUESDAY BY 9:00AM FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEKEND BULLETIN. This schedule can change for Holy Days and holidays. SEND TO NANCY AT stsimon@stsimonchurch.org.

St. Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

COAT & BLANKET DRIVE October 29th is LAST WKD

(AND ACFP CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE) St. Vincent DePaul’s Annual Coat & Blanket Drive is here! We set aside coats for those families helped by The Giving Tree (run by the Knights of

Columbus and Ladies Auxiliary). We then take coats to Affton Christian Food Pantry and to Immaculate Conception SVDP Conference in Park Hills (Fr. Ebert’s parish). A group of St. Simon parishioners takes the coats & blankets to this rural parish. We take your donations on the day of their only parish fundraiser- a Chicken & Dumpling Dinner with a Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale. Our Annual Coat & Blanket Drive this year runs through Sunday, October 29. Large labeled bins will be in the church foyer, the school office and Simon Says. We are accepting CLEAN, gently used and new coats & blankets. We are also collecting winter hats, gloves, mittens and scarves. Our trip to Park Hills is Sunday, November 5. For questions, directions or to carpool to Park Hills, call Diane Rasch at 845-8442.

We will be collecting items for the Affton Christian Food Pantry Christmas Boutique at the same time as our Coat & Blanket Drive. A labeled bin will be in the church foyer for donations of new items. Items to donate include flashlights, hand tools, tape measures, new socks, gloves, toys, board games, household items, barrettes, jewelry, etc. Items can be $10 or less in value. Thank you for helping us to help others.

Thirtieth Sunday in

Ordinary Time Love your neighbor. It sounds so simple. Yet it is not always easy to accomplish.

Many things get in the way of taking this commandment to heart. Sometimes, it is things that get in the way, but more often, we get in the way. We tend to see things through our own perspective, rather than considering the other person's point of view. In our interactions with others, we often fail to truly listen, focusing instead on our next response or point to be made. We say we love our neighbor, right up to the point at which doing so requires some sacrifice of time, attention, or financial support, and then suddenly, a thousand reasons for keeping to ourselves emerge. Jesus knew this when he summed up the great commandments of loving God and neighbor. Notice what he said about this: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself."

LOVE GOD

"You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind" (Matthew 22:37). In this greatest and first commandment, Jesus describes deep and intentional love of God. Like the Thessalonians to whom Saint Paul wrote, we are to turn away from anything that could become an idol, anything that takes first place in our lives ahead of God. Loving God so completely calls us to place our lives in the heart of God, assured that when we do, all will be well. When we love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, we gradually learn to see the world and all people through the eyes of God, who is love.

LOVE NEIGHBOR

When God gave the covenant to Moses, the commandments of loving God and neighbor were clear, including what love of neighbor is all about. For example, "You shall not molest or oppress an alien, for you were once aliens yourself in the land of Egypt" (Exodus 22:20). In other words, care for the least among you; their struggles are not so different from your own. And remember, they are precious in God's sight, as are you. All are held in love by our good and gracious God. Jesus is the ultimate sign of God's love, and the perfect model of what it means to love God. Jesus teaches that real love requires sacrifice. There are moments when loving our neighbor requires us to put the other person first. No longer is it just nice to help the person who is poor, ill, lonely, in prison, homeless, or grieving. It is necessary. Their need is greater than our own. Failing to meet the person in his or her need is to ignore our very self. To love God is to love our neighbor; to love others is to love God, in whose image all are made. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Volunteers are needed to help wash/iron purificators used at mass. Work is done on a rotation with others. For more information, call Barb Schoenig at 892-6445.

St Simon Quilt Raffle Next weekend after Masses,

November 4 & 5 Next weekend you can purchase a raffle ticket to win a beautiful homemade quilt!

Wednesday,

November 1

Thursday,

November 2

St. Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

Please pray for the sick & homebound, esp. :

Roy Albright Steve Altemeyer Jeanette Bauer Mark Bingesser Mary Bowyer Patricia Brose Russ Bouchaert Mary Cibulka Beverly Dent Dennis Duffin Katie Dunivin Cari Becker Fears Karen Fonke Marlene Graul Jack Hanewinkel Ruth Hassler Joanne Henderson Chris Hoey Hilda Kern Dave Koerber Anna Loehnig Don Meinhardt

Jimmie Meinhardt Rose Niewoehner Paul Noonan Jane Novak Yvonne Pfeil Mary Jo Ponder Tim Rickard Jack Schmitz Carol Ship Richard Syberg Olivia Taylor Karen Thompson Gina Ventucci Jackie Ventucci Linda Walker Ray Washausen Mary Weber Carol Wilk Holly Wille Alexis Winter Kay Wittmaier-Bloss Irene Wuertz

Parish Stewardship of Treasure :

Dynamic Catholic, Alive! – True Love of Neighbor Jesus builds upon His teachings from last week by highlighting the importance of loving our neighbor. Faith is not a private matter but must be shared and actively lived in charity toward our brothers and sisters. Woe to us if we observe a neighbor in need and do not seek to minister to his/her needs. In the Old Testament, God instructed the Jewish people to show love and mercy toward Gentiles, aliens, and the poor. Now Jesus reiterates and expands this commandment to all people. As John writes in his first letter, “But whoever has the world's goods, and sees his brother in need and closes his heart against him, how does the love of God abide in him?” (1 John 3:17). If we truly love God, then we will have deep concern for the welfare of those in need. archstl.org/dynamic

October 29, 2017 - 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind.” - MATTHEW 22:37 Do you put other “gods” before God? Is your love of money, power, status or some personal possession greater than your love for God? Do you really recognize that everything you have and everything you are is a gift from God? The good news – it’s not too late to put God first in your life in all things.

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Harry Sexton, husband of Mary Sexton; and for Jasper Patrico, father of Tony (Lisa) Patrico. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.

Readings for the Week Monday: Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68:2, 4, 6-7ab, 20-21; Lk 13:10-17 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a Thursday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or from Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016 Friday: Rom 9:1-5; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Lk 14:1-6 Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29; Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 17-18; Lk 14:1, 7-11 Sunday: Mal 1:14b -- 2:2b, 8-10; Ps 131:1-3; 1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13; Mt 23:1-12

ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE Year-To-Date Year-To-Date Year-To-Date October 1st 2017 October 1st 2017 October 1st 2017

Offertory -Envelopes 154,227.00 158,846.15 (4,619.15) On-line Giving 49,433.50 52,230.77 (2,797.27) Loose offertory 5,118.51 6,326.92 (1,208.41)

TOTAL MONTHLY OFFERTORY $ 208,779.01 $ 217,403.85 $ (8,624.84) (1)

ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE Week Ending Week Ending Month-to-date Oct. 15th Oct. 15th Oct. 15th (2)

Offertory -Envelopes 8,044.50 11,346.15 (3,301.65)

On-line Giving 3,600.50 3,730.77 (130.27)

Loose offertory 311.20 451.92 (140.72)

TOTAL WEEKLY OFFERTORY $ 11,956.20 $ 15,528.85 $ (3,572.65)

Notes: (1) YTD is from 7/1/2017-10/1/2017

(2) October 15th includes both Saturday and Sunday

Wednesday, November 1, 2017 – All Saints Day, is a holy day of obligation. The Parish Office will be closed on this day. Mass times for this holy day are as follows:

Wednesday, November 1 6:30am 8:15 am 7:00pm

Jonah Prayer Ministry The first Sunday of the month, November 5th, the Jonah prayer ministry is available after the 11am Mass to pray with anyone who wants prayer for a specific concern. This would include illness, upcoming surgery, family, job, or financial concerns. Jesus wants us to bring our burdens to Him, He wants us to "seek Him in all things". The team has been trained in praying for people and all prayer is confidential. Just come to the front of church at the votive light side. For those who go to an earlier Mass, we are normally there till 12:30 or until all have been prayed for.

St. Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

We invite all parishioners to bring photographs of your deceased loved ones to be displayed throughout the month of November in this shrine. We will accept pictures of all sizes, but would prefer pictures 5x7" or smaller (framed or unframed), and we would ask that you print your name on the back of the photograph (so we know to whom to return the pictures). You may drop them off in a basket in the vestibule. Should you have any questions about this shrine, please contact Rick Eschelbach at 314-541-5304.

Mass of Remembrance RSVP Please complete the form below and return it to us by Monday, October 30 via the collection basket, parish office or email stsimon@stsimonchurch.org so that we may plan the liturgy and for the fellowship reception afterwards. Name_________________________________________ Phone number:_________________________________ Approximate number attending the Mass:_____________ Please print name of your deceased family member:

Pro-Life News:

FOR THE TIMES WE DOUBT THE VALUE OF OUR LIVES: May we rest in the awareness that we are infinitely loved, and that God has a plan for our lives; We Pray to the Lord. NOW --- NOV 5 -- 40 DAYS FOR LIFE, “A Season of Faith”. We are asked to spend two hours in prayerful demonstration at the Planned Parenthood facility on Forest Park Ave. NOV 19 -- CELEBRATE ADOPTION MASS SUNDAY, Cathedral Basilica, 10:00 AM with Bishop Rivituso.

Mass of Remembrance Saturday, November 4th, 2017

9:00am St. Simon the Apostle

The liturgical year affords us the opportunity to remember those who have gone before us in death. In anticipation of this special season, our parish has set aside time for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one, especially this past calendar year, to gather together to remember to heal, to celebrate and to be with others. Please join us at our Annual Mass of Remembrance on Saturday November 4th by filling out the form below. There will be a reception in the lower church hall immediately after Mass.

SAVE THE DATE

St. Simon Parish Mission March 11 – 14, 2018

Presented by Mr. Frank Runyeon

Bringing Scripture to life for all ages

Upcoming CPR/AED Class: Saturday, Nov. 11th from 9:00AM until Noon at Mary, Mother of the Church 5901 Kerth Rd. (come downstairs to classrooms). Cost: $15. Register: Michele 894-1373 x206 by Nov 9th.

St Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

SUCCESSFUL GOLF TOURNAMENT

On behalf of St. Simon Youth Ministry, we want to thank all those who generously donated to our golf tournament: free rounds of golf, free driving ranges balls, snacks and drinks, hole sponsors, hole sponsor signs, miscellaneous attendance prizes, basket raffle and returned winnings. Also thanks to all 26 teams of golfers. Couldn't have a tournament without you! We have reached our goal for two buses to the annual Steubenville Youth Conference in July 2018. THANK YOU ST. SIMON COMMUNITY and beyond! We are St. Simon!

Winning Teams & Individuals: Flight A 1st place team: Don Grosse 2nd place team: Zach Evans 3rd place team: Steve Willick skins: Don Grosse (2), Kris Leone (1), Bill Haberle (1) Flight B 1st place team: Mark Fraraccio 2nd place team: Greg Froehlich 3rd place team: Ed Blittschau skins: Ed Blittschau (2), Rich Wobbe (1), Tim Kearns (2) Flight C 1st place team: Mark Sienkiewicz 2nd place team: Kevin Ohlendorf 3rd place team: Tim Fleming skins: Charlie Gang (1), Nathan Fahland (1) Longest Drive: Eric Radel (white), Pat Heitert (gold/seniors), Pam Fleming (red) Closest to the pin: Juan Mendiola (#3), J. Els (#8), Scott Haeberle (#11), Bob Schaefer (17)

Basket winners: Elizabeth Meyer, Scott Haeberle, Eric Eiler, John Hoernschemeyer (2), Mike Orlando, Alice Benga. Golf Bag winner: Kathy Lehrman.

Pot of Gold: Aaron Pollard

We look forward to next year's tournament. SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 13, 2018.

More information to come. Again thank you for your continued prayers and support of our Youth Ministry Program.

Simon Says presents… Our 15th Annual Trivia/Auction Night 2017

Saturday, November 4, 2017

Doors open at 6:00 pm, Trivia questions begin at 7:00pm SHARP!

$25 per person | $200 per table of 8 Table of 8 includes popcorn and soda, but

feel free to bring your own snacks and drinks!

Attendance Prizes! 50/50 Raffle! Silent Auction!

Can’t get a full table? Let us

help you fill it! Adults only!!! Babysitting is available!

Call TODAY: Erin Lawrence at 314-842-3848 ext. 301 or asstdirector@stsimonchurch.org and make

your reservation for your table and for babysitting!

HINT: The Original 2002 Spider Man

LAY MINISTERS AND ALTAR SERVERS

The Lay Ministers and Altar Servers schedules are being prepared for December, January and February. If there are any dates during these months for which you would not want to be scheduled, we need to know no later than Monday, November 6. Since Christmas will be in this schedule, let us know your preferences for that Holy Day. New Years is not a Holy Day this year. If we have your e-mail address, please provide your unavailable dates on-line. Otherwise, call John Lang at 843-2985.

St Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

Tickets on sale until November 5th.

QUEEN OF HEARTS IS UP TO $11,000.00

Last week Mike Girard's name was

picked and he picked Card #13.

It was the 6 of Spades.

He still won $150.00

BASKETBALL REFEREES AND SCORE KEEPERS

If you are interested in making money and having fun, this is a position for you. We need referees and score keepers for the upcoming basketball season!! You must be 12 by 1/1/18 to score keep and 13 by 1/1/18 to referee. If you are interested, please send an email to Mark Braun with the following information: Name, cell number and email address—Please call with any questions Mark Braun 314-575-8035 mbraun@woodard247.com

St Simon the Apostle Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

Eucharistic Adoration Schedule :

Joy Quante NEED HELP 3:00 - 4:00 pm Sally Laux (weekly) Gerry Jekel (3:30-4:30) (weekly) NEED HELP NEED HELP 4:00 - 5:00 pm Carol Kusmec (weekly) Beverly Simmerman (weekly) Joan Smith-Lauer NEED HELP 5:00 - 6:00 pm Kathy Cusumano (weekly) Lana Cornish NEED HELP NEED HELP 6:00 - 7:00 pm Mary Sack (weekly) Marcella Kuhn (weekly) Jerry Willick NEED HELP 6:45 - 7:05 pm (Chaplet) Jerry Willick 7:00 - 8:00 pm Carolyn Geber (weekly) John Ferretti (weekly) Mary/Bob Spencer NEED HELP

Eucharistic Adoration Assigned Schedule October 31 - 5th Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00 am Georgine Siems (until 9:45) (weekly) Peggy Hasenmueller (weekly) Joan Wittmaier NEED HELP 10:00 - 11:00 am Carolyn Wheeler (weekly) Lori Gleason NEED HELP NEED HELP 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Barb/Bruce Schoenig (weekly) Jim Brennan (weekly) NEED HELP NEED HELP 12:00 - 1:00 pm Beverly Loslo (weekly) Steve Brokaw NEED HELP NEED HELP 1:00 - 2:00 pm Pat O'Malley (weekly) Tracy Brokaw NEED HELP NEED HELP 2:00 - 3:00 pm Peggy Becker (weekly) Julianne Muehlher (weekly)

Upcoming ACTS Retreats: Women

Tammy Hampton, Director Jan. 18-21, 2018

THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IS EXPOSED EVERY TUESDAY FROM 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

We are the church and Jesus is the center. In celebration of Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Christ, we continue the expansion of assignments for Eucharistic Adoration on Tuesdays. Please pray and consider signing up for an hour per month on a regular basis... choice of weeks are: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th Tuesday of the month.

To volunteer, please call Mary Karen or Jerry Willick at 314-487-7634 or 314-640-0679.

Every Tuesday evening we pray the "Chaplet of Divine Mercy", in song during Eucharistic Adoration at 6:45 pm - 7:05 pm. NEW: We have added a 3:00 pm - 3:20 pm timeslot to pray the “Chaplet of Divine Mercy” in song. NOTE: Be sure to arrive by 2:45 to avoid the school lot dismissal by 2:55. JESUS Promises Great Graces through His Image and praying the Chaplet. Please mark your calendar and come join us.

Stewardship in Action @ St. Simon…

Date Time Place Completed

1/11/2017 (WED) 3pm-7pm Hope Lodge X

2/9/2017 (THUR) 4:30pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals Program X

3/18/2017 (SAT) 9am-1pm Habitat for Humanity X 4/18/17 (TUE) 3pm-6:30pm Fisher House X

5/18/2017 (THUR) 3pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals Program X

6/20/2017 (TUE) 3pm-7pm Hope Lodge X

7/15/2017 (SAT) 9am-1pm Habitat for Humanity X

8/16/2017 (WED) 3pm-6:30pm Fisher House X

9/20/2017 (WED) 3pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals Program X

10/19/2017 (THUR) 3pm-7pm Hope Lodge X

11/18/2017 (SAT) 9am-1pm Habitat for Humanity

12/18/2017 (MON) 3pm-6:30pm Fisher House

Upcoming Stewardship Opportunities:

If you have further questions or need help to get signed up, please contact Diane Colona (314-488-1911) or Ken Goeddel (314-494-6290).

St. Simon Service Opportunity Habitat or Humanity St. Louis Restore -

Saturday, November 18, 2017 Time: 9 AM – 1 PM

(Leaving from St. Simon at 8:15 sharp) We will be working at their Restore located in Forest Park.

Address: 3763 Forest Park Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108

Volunteer below to: Sort donated items, organize the store and unload cars/vans with donations. The Restore is a location that houses the donated items for the home building projects. We are on the waiting list for a future build as well!

Come dressed to work! Closed–toe and closed-heel shoes are required. Wear clothing, and shoes you don’t mind getting dirty in. Feel free to bring work gloves otherwise they will have everything else you need to get the job done.

Bring a refillable water bottle. HFHSL provides water, however they do not provide individual cups or bottles. Volunteers MUST be over 16 years of age. NO EXCEPTIONS!

Monetary donations are available. If this is a better option for you, please make your checks payable to St. Simon, and drop off or mail to the church office at 11011 Mueller Rd, 63123. Please note "Community Outreach" on your envelope and in the memo line. You can also now donate through the Online Giving button on our parish website @ www.stsimonchurch.org. Your monetary donations will be added to your year-end statement from St. Simon church.

If you have further questions or need help to get signed up, please contact Diane Colona (314-488-1911) or Ken Goeddel(314-494-6290) and we would be more than happy to assist or sign you up. Your support in this parish outreach endeavor is greatly appreciated.

Sign up at www.stsimonchurch.org, “Local Stewardship” button.

Weekly Mass Intentions November 1, 2017

7:00 PM Altar Servers Mike Herndon Drew Kobe Alex Prange Extraordinary Ministers Carol Fuller - # Mary Willick - # Beth Bartolotta Gina Faust Chris Keppler Jeff Lawrence Erin Lawrence Sue Sienkiewicz Lectors Jerry Willick November 4, 2017 5:00 PM Altar Servers Amber Hoefl Ashleigh Hoefl Andrew Sadl Extraordinary Ministers Lana Cornish - # Ray/Colleen Schulte - # Georgeann Bauer Charlotte Goeddel Ken Goeddel Reathia Hoefl John Hoernschemeyer Mary Jo Thierry Greeter The Gleason Family Lectors Alan Haker 1st Reading Michael Flynn 2nd Reading Children’s Liturgist Mary Gansner November 5, 2017 7:00 AM Altar Servers Kyra Josse Grace Quante Caiden Zeitler Extraordinary Ministers Tom/Tina Dlugos - # Barry Thompson - # Edward Berra Robin Kraatz Gigi Mueller Richard Nuelle Mona Sandroni Andy Sandroni Greeter Jeanne Yocom Lector Paul Hemmann 9:00 AM Altar Servers Joseph Ferretti Gwendolyn Francis Abby Roessler Extraordinary Ministers Stephen Brokaw - # Dave Hof - # Tracy Brokaw Paul Ederer Maria Ederer Mark/Kathy Fraraccio Chuck/Amy Roessler Nancy Schmid Greeter Steve/Leslie Fraraccio Lectors Maria Dohack 1st Reading Bob Weber 2nd Reading 11:00 AM Altar Servers Shannon Burke Aidan Keppler Augie Kriegshauser Extraordinary Ministers Rick Eschelbach - # Marcella Kuhn - # Patrick Burke Linda Buxton Emma Espinoza

WEEK AT A GLANCE *PLEASE NOTE ALL MASSES ARE IN CHURCH

Sun Oct 29, 2017 7am Mass-Modde 9am Mass-Modde 11am Mass-Modde 6pm Adult Volleyball Where: Gym Mon Oct 30, 2017 6:30am Mass-Santen 8:15am Mass-Modde 6:30pm Liturgy Council Mt Where: Mary Room 6:30pm Parish School of Religion Where: School Building 7pm HBAW Choir Where: Church 7:30pm Youth Ministry Prayer Meeting Where: YMR Tue Oct 31, 2017 6:30am Mass-Santen 8:15am All School Mass-Modde 9am Confession 9am Eucharistic Adoration Where: Church 11am GPNH-Camden Where: Nursing home 1pm Kindergarten All Saints Program Where: Gym & Cafe 8pm Benediction-Modde Where: Church Wed Nov 1, 2017 All day All Saints - Holy Day All day No School 6:30am Mass-Santen 8:15am Mass-Modde 6:30pm Bingo Where: Gym and Cafe 7pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting Where: Mary Room 7pm Ephesians Bible Study Where: LCH 7pm Mass-Modde Thu Nov 2, 2017 6:30am Mass-Santen 8:15am All School Mass-Modde 3pm Cotillion Class Where: LCH 6pm Women's ACTS Meeting Where: YMR & LCH 7pm HBAW Choir Where: Church 7pm KofC Officer's Meeting - Where: Joseph room 7pm RCIA Where: Mary Room Fri Nov 3, 2017 All day GYM Closed 6:30am Mass-Modde 8:15am Mass-Santen Sat Nov 4, 2017 All day GYM CLOSED for Trivia set up Where: Gym 7am Mass & Anointing-Santen 7:30am Rosary following Mass 9am Mass of Remembrance Where: Church 4pm Confessions 5pm Mass-Modde Quilt raffle after 5pm Mass 6pm SSECC Trivia Night Where: Gym Sun Nov 5, 2017 Quilt Raffle after Masses 7am Mass-Modde 9am Mass-Santen 11am Mass-Santen 12pm Jonah Team Where: Front of Church 12:30pm Baptism Private Where: Church 6pm Adult Volleyball Where: Gym 6pm Robotics Where: LCH

Sunday, October 29

7:00am

For the People

9:00am

Tom Gardner Jr. –health

11:00am

Siems-Fink Families

Monday, October 30

6:30am

Donna Krassinger-Nicholas

8:15am

Rosemary Laury

Tuesday, October 31

6:30am

Connie Conrad

8:15am

Thomas Callahan

Weds., November 1

6:30am

Lorene Thompson

8:15am

Flynn-Grisham Families

7:00pm Sue Seguin

Thursday, November 2

6:30am

Norrine Schmitz

8:15am

Ramen Vogel

Friday, November 3

6:30am

Carol Brennen-health

8:15am

Jerry Walters

Saturday, November 4

7:00am

Vince Aubuchon

5:00pm

Sean Sabourin

Sunday, November 5

7:00am

For the People

9:00am

Ancell Whitney

11:00am

Jean Margaret Rocchio

9:00am Al DeGreef

Tammy Hampton, Val Keppler, Ned/Sue Kriegshauser Greeter Carol/Irl Wilk Lectors Daniel Hampton 1st Reading Chris Keppler 2nd Reading Children’s Liturgist Connie Vendt

BINGO TEAM Class of 2019 this week, November 1 Concession: S.Fraraccio, D.Hegger, J.Fraraccio, Closer:

C.Roessler; Callers: Paul and Rob; Cash Room: Dan & Marianne

Scrip Sales Next Weekend, Nov. 4/5

CLASS OF 2025