Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 13, 2020

RAFFLES Two ways to win! Raffle tickets on sale now! After Mass or online stclarechurch.org/ofest Big Otto $10,000 prize plus entry into Lil Otto drawings • $100/ticket

Lil Otto three $200 prizes • $10/ticket

Last Call for to go dinners, t-shirts and food/auction donations. Sign up today!!

GERMAN DINNERS TO-GO PORK ROAST OR BRATWURST

Oktoberfest Potatoes • Green Beans • Red Cabbage • Applesauce • German Apple Dessert Kids meal: Hot dog/bun, Mac and Cheese, Applesauce, Cookie To-go dinners only. Dine-in will not be available this year.

Dinners sold in advance starting Sept 4-13. Buy online at stclarechurch.org/ofest or after weekend Masses.

Pickup times: 4-7 p.m. Reserve your timeslot for curbside pickup on Cherry Street. $12 each for German dinner; $4 for kids meal. Wiith your order of four or more German Dinners, meals will be packaged 'family' style. Need more than 16 dinners? Call the parish

office, 618-632-3562, to discuss special orders.

DONATIONS NEEDED! TO DONATE GO TO STCLARECHURCH.ORG/OFEST

OKTOBERFEST ONLINE AUCTION See what items are needed for this year’s Oktoberfest Auction!

FOOD DONATIONS! See what items are needed for this year’s Oktoberfest German Dinner!

20th Anniversary T-shirts on sale now until Sept 13th - $15 each!

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From Our Pastor, Fr. Jim...

September 12 Jane Dotson Sarah Mattingly Matthew Blomberg Becky Brown John Winkeler Kevin Johnson Katherine Ingebretsen Aden Venegas Amaria Rushing Josephina Rushing September 13 Jan Pavao Robert Conrad Gayle Leveling Jennifer Cipfl Maria Prozinski Gwen Hites Amy West Nick Prosser Elizabeth Reichenbach Lindsey Swann Shyanne DiConza Hanna Ertel Katie Short Madeline Shea Aaden Sanchez Elijah Jordan Jorden Bereda September 14 Walter Wright Stacie Hoover Jennifer Compton Victoria Call Bella Hataway September 15 Dan Magparangalan Mary Ann Winans Matilde Cotto Frank Blacharczyk Pam Billhartz Dave Pierson Kimberly Dull Elena McCauley Roman Meduga Austin Kortkamp Tierney Lanter Maxwell Guebert

September 16 Rose Hatley LeAnne Kniepkamp Chris Konze Stephen Schomaker Nellie Dwyer Elizabeth Pierre September 17 Darvin Huller Harold Newingham Douglas McDaniel Ron Trelow Arlene Cerbie Tanja Ramsby Joe Ertel Patrick Lanter Quinn Spilker September 18 Troy Jackson Patti Leisure Dan Ashbaker Nancy Gourley Leah Wilson Eric Brown Summer Gentile Amy Forbeck Anne Britton Athena Fernandez Dylan Minor Sophia Ryan Avery Gansauer Ava Cannella Katherine Huntz September 19 Jim Hicks Rose Tavares Jacob Huffines Wyatt Mayden Christina Brooks Kelly Mezyk-Daesch Cecelia Wehrell Bennet Parr

Oktoberfest “modified” Countdown Our faithful, amazing “German Cooks” are preparing a great take-out dinner for you to keep our Oktoberfest tradition going in some new version this year. Be sure to reserve your meal count and time for pick up either online or after Mass this weekend. Sunday is the last day to reserve a dinner so call family and neighbors to plan an Oktoberfest Celebration at home. RAFFLE tickets ++++ $10,000!

Since we were not able to recruit you for volunteering to work the Ofest this year, we hope you are making extra strides in ticket sales. Or maybe you will buy 3-5 extra tickets for yourself this year since you will be spending so much less at the festival itself. The raffle will basical-ly be our main profit maker this year so thanks for help-ing us sell the limited 250 tickets available for this amaz-ing prize! In our Friday email (and our website) we sent you the link for raffle ticket purchase. Please forward this email to family and friends so they can support our event online. Thanks for your ongoing support! Fr. Jim Deiters

Oktoberfest: 2020...Modified!

Last call to order to-go dinners, T-shirts

and donate food or auction items!!

German dinner, raffle and online auction -- all on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Oktoberfest

at home and online. To do today -- online or after Mass:

♦ Order your to-go German dinner in advance ♦ $12 per dinner or $4 for a kids meal; pickup 4-7 p.m. ♦ Buy your raffle tickets ♦ Donate items for the dinner or silent auction ♦ Order your 20th anniversary T-shirt ♦ Deadline for all is Sept.13!

www.stclarechurch.org/ofest

Online auction opens Sept. 21

“One man gives freely, yet grows all the richer; another withholds what he should give, and only suffers want.” Proverbs 11:24

Next Weekend: September 19/20

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Saturday 5:00 Tom and Mary Lou Pawlow, Stacey Cutter Jim Edwards, Mary Fleming

Sunday 8:30 Alex Schillinger, Katerina Timpson Dan & Tara Ashbaker

10:30 Lea Bautz, Patty Klingelhoefer, Mark Arbogast Dominic & Rena Sabatino

Readers Saturday 5:00 Ellen Gravlin & Katie Szwedo

Sunday 8:30 Jeanne & Ken Smith

10:30 Zeke & Amanda Huber

Ushers Saturday 5:00 Jett Cates, Dave Cutter, Ken Kenney Carl Lurk, Don Proffer, John Winkelmann

Sunday 8:30 Jeff Harris, Mark Huller, Robert Kirchgessner Ryan Luechtefeld, Bob Picchietti, Gregory Timpson

Sunday 10:30 Chris Bautz, Joe Ertel, Thomas Hickey Jason Holzum, John Meise, Stephen Smith

Greeters Saturday 5:00 Carol Williamson

8:30 Audra Driscoll & Judy Lemanksy

10:30 Dannette & William Kinsella

Sound Board Saturday 5:00 Jett Cates 8:30 Gregory Timpson 10:30 Gary Borges

Cantor Saturday 5:00 Gene Jalbert Sunday 8:30 Kristine Blair 10:30 Barb Compton

Sacristan/Junior Sacristan Saturday 5:00 Jaclyn Gross & Colin Fleming Sunday 8:30 Len Ratajczyk & Andrew Moffett 10:30 Tanya Ramsby & Luke Bautz

OUR GIVING

September 5/6

Weekly Envelopes $10,214 .00

Direct Deposit $ 5,240.00

WeShare $ 8,696.33

Total Tithe: $ 24,150.33

Pledge/Mortgage $14,053.00 Building Furnishings $25,325.00

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, September 12 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 5:00 p.m. Jane Rutter Sunday, September 13 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30 a.m. For Our Parish 10:30 a.m. Herman Deiters, Kathy Wolfe Brennen and Finley Bereda Monday, September 14 The Exaltation of the Holy Cross 12:00 p.m. Roland Frierdich Tuesday, September 15 Our Lady of Sorrows 7:30 a.m. Ed Bugger 6:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration Wednesday, September 16 — No Mass Saints Cornelius, Pope and Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs Thursday, September 17—No Mass Weekday, Saint Robert Bellarmine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Friday, September 18 Weekday 7:30 a.m. Ferd and Martha Lampe Saturday, September 19 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 5:00 p.m. For Our Parish Sunday, September 20 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30 a.m. Jane Rutter 10:30 a.m. Pat Gundlach and Annie Compton

Readings of the Week September 14-20

Monday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17 Tuesday: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1b-5; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Wednesday: 1 Cor 12:31 — 13:13; Ps 33:2-5, 12, 22; Lk 7:31-35 Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Lk 7:36-50 Friday: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lk 8:1-3 Saturday: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-14; Lk 8:4-15 Sunday: Is 55:6-9; Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18; Phil 1:20c-24, 27a; Mt 20:1-16a

Parents! If you had a Baptism scheduled at our church during the months of April, May, June or July and have had to postpone, please call the parish office to re-schedule your child’s baptism if you are ready to do so.

Deacon Dennis will be holding a Baptismal Preparation Class on Sunday, September 13 from 12:30—1:30 for parents that would like to schedule a Baptism and have not attended a Bap-tism class at St. Clare. Please call the parish office if you have any questions regarding Baptism. Thank you for your patience during this time.

Save the Date! Our Prayer Service for Creation

and Pet Blessing on Sunday, Oct. 4 2 p.m. at the St. Clare Pavilion and Garden!

"In the Judaeo-Christian tradition, the word 'creation' has a broader meaning than 'nature,' for it has to do with God’s loving plan in which every creature has its own value and significance.

Nature is usually seen as a system which can be studied, understood and controlled, whereas crea-tion can only be understood as a gift from the out-stretched hand of the Father of all, and as a reality illuminated by the love which calls us together into universal communion." (Pope Francis, Laudato Si', 76).

Season of Creation Gardening and Landscaping Photo Project

The theme for this year's Season of Creation is "Jubilee for the Earth." To celebrate a proper rela-tionship to work and rest, we invite parishioners to send pictures of their landscaping and garden-ing projects that many of you have been engaging in during this time of social distancing to Matt Flynn (matthewflynn5@gmail.com). If you would like, you may also submit a sentence or two about how you have grown or developed a deeper appreciation of creation. We will use these to create a video slideshow for our parishioners to see.

Fr. Jim and St. Clare pastoral staff have taken the "Civilize It" pledge, and we think you should too!

Go to www.wearesaltandlight.org/civilize-it to pledge to engage in politics with civility, clarity (including a well-formed conscience), and compas-sion. Let's create an atmosphere in our community in which people are able to discuss politics and learn from each other, instead of being afraid of how peo-ple will react. Thank you!

PSR 2020-21 Parish School of Religion We welcome students in grades K-8 who are not enrolled in a Catholic School. Due to the coronavirus health and safety con-cerns, St. Clare Parish will offer these choices for PSR for the first semester of September-December.

♦ Hybrid of remote and in-person classes: ♦ Remote classes/lessons: Led by PSR teachers ♦ Parent-led homeschool PSR: Books and resources provided by the parish We will re-evaluate options for the second semester and when necessary during the school year. Late registrations will be accepted. Visit stclarechurch.org/PSR OR use a paper form available in the church gathering space or parish of-fice. Contact janeadotson@yahoo.com today.

PSR Prayer, Picnic and Pickup (of books) in the Parking Lot Sunday, Sept. 20 noon-1 p.m.

Join us in the church parking lot. Bring your own picnic lunch for a fun tailgate lunch.

(Please park with a space between cars.) Pick up your books

Meet your teachers, see your old friends and new classmates (socially distanced, of course).

Blessing of Bibles (for 5th grade and new students in grades 6-8)

PSR classes begin remotely on Sept. 27.

Youth Group Outdoor Adventures

Sunday nights 6—7:30 St. Clare Garden Pavilion Games, snacks, faith and fun!

Sept 13, 20 & 27 (No Sept 6 Labor Day weekend)

All high school youth are welcome. (Southwest corner of the church parking lot)

"Remember the Titans" Movie Discussion

Get your football fix!

Watch "Remember the Titans" on your own and then join Deacon John Gomez and other parishioners to discuss the movie on Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Clare Garden Pavilion in the southwest corner of the parish parking lot.

For more information, contact Deacon John at deacongomez@aol.com. Use the following questions to help you reflect on the movie:

• What emotion does each of the main characters evoke? Why? (Coach Boone, Coach Yoast, Gerry Bertier, Julius Campbell, others)

• What changes in the team during camp? After the return to school? During the season? Why?

• Which character best represents the community where you live? Why?

Month of Grace + Prayer: An Ecumenical Retreat in Everyday Life

Pray on your own 20 minutes each day and meet one-on-one with a spiritual companion one hour each week for four consecutive weeks. Starts September 13.

All meetings will be virtual (Zoom or phone if you prefer). Weekly meeting times set around your schedule. This is an individually directed retreat tailored to your own deep desires.

Committed couples also have the option to participate as a couple. The spiritual companions are not members of our church nor can companion anyone they know.

All adults are welcome regardless of denomination or affiliation. For more information, visit www.momentsofgraceandprayer.org to register, contact Clarence Heller at clarenceheller@gmail.com.

Divine Mercy for Moms Study and Service

Join fellow moms on a journey of study and service to learn

how to share and show Jesus’ message of Divine Mercy with your family and community, based on the book Divine Mercy for Moms by Emily Jaminet and Michele Faehnle. Sessions can be stand alone and

involve activities for kids of all ages. Held every Wednesday, Sept 16 through Nov 18 at the St. Clare pavilion at both 9:30—10:30 a.m. and/or

6:30—7:30 p.m. Please bring a lawn chair this week.

Are You A Young Adult? Text YAs to 84576 to get more connected to St. Clare

and other young adults in our parish!

Men's Reading Group First Thursday of the Month 7-9

Read short selections from our Catholic Tradition and discuss with other men over drinks--socially distanced and out-side--at the pavilion by the St. Clare garden in the southwest corner of the parking lot. Contact Barrett Sill at bjsill04@hotmail.com.

Please join us every Tuesday night for a quiet and peaceful Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration from 6—7 p.m. “Trust all things to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and to Mary, Help of Christians, and you will see what miracles are…”

St. John Bosco

Bishop Michael McGovern and Fr. Nick Junker, Diocesan Vocation Director, are inviting young men interested in learning more about the Catholic priesthood to participate in a St. Andrew Dinner. Young men, ages 14 to 25, are invited to attend; parents are also welcome. The first St. Andrew Dinner will be at Gibault Catholic High School on Sunday, September 27 beginning at 4:00 PM. The afternoon includes supper and input from a recently ordained priest, Fr. Nick Fleming, followed by Q & A about the life of a Catholic Priest. If you are interested in attending, please contact Fr. Nick Junker at (618) 722-5035 or e-mail njunker@diobelle.org. Contact Fr. Jim atour parish office for more details or questions.

Additional St. Andrew dinners will be offered in October and November. Please pray for vocations.

THE CORNERSTONE CATHOLIC SCRIPTURE STUDY 2020-21

The Gospel of St. Mark

Mark’s Gospel is filled with overflowing joy, highlighting for us Jesus’ deeply emotional humanity as well as the mystery of his divinity. Connect with others who are excited to study God’s Word and join in this transformational journey through this important book of the New Testament. First meeting will be Wednesday October 14th for more information contact Kristy Turner, krisnturner@hotmail.com. More details can also be found on The Cornerstone website, www.thecornerstonecatholicscripturestudy.org.

“The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God has come near; repent, and believe in the good news.” (Mark 1:14-15)

The Cornerstone Catholic Scripture Study, a Bible study that transforms participant’s hearts and minds, is inviting you to journey through the life of Christ, as shared in the Gospel of Mark.

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Seventy-Seven Times.

When is enough enough? Can we be angry now?

When can we stop forgiving? If we have to forgive the same person the same thing seventy-seven times, can we stop at seventy-eight? No! Because, as Paul declares in Romans14, we live and die for God, to whom alone webelong. We do not live for ourselves.

Who needs my forgiveness? And what forgiveness do I need?

The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Monday, September 14

The Cross. Not long ago, August 30 to be exact, we were told by Jesus to take up the cross and follow. Take up my cross. Christians do fear the cross. Its emptiness manifests the risen presence of the Christ in our midst. This is why we em-brace it on Good Friday. What will I pick up, what will I embrace, what will I bear to follow Jesus?

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We have received a few requests for dona-tions and/or volunteers in our area.

• The Southwestern Illinois CorrectionalCenter is in need of deodorant, toothpaste,lotion (travel size only), shampoo (travelsize only), conditioner (travel size only),and soap for inmates who do not have themeans to purchase them for themselvesthrough the prison commissary. Deodorantand toothpaste are the biggests needs rightnow.

• The Angels of St. Clair County needsvolunteers to help give items to people whoare homeless. This will be done outdoors, ina park, every Sunday in September and Oc-tober from 10am to 12pm. Volunteers mustfollow safety regulations related to COVID-19 and need to bring a lawn chair. ContactJesse Arms to volunteer and for an orienta-tion at (618) 719-1154.

If you would like to write/make cards for parishioners who are in nursing homes, email Matt at (matthewflynn5@gmail.com).

Homebound Visitation Ministry

Our parish is in need of more volunteers to visit home-bound parishioners. These visits bring the parish to the sick/aged and shut ins and feed them spiritually and emotionally. Parishioners are uplifted knowing that they are still connected with and cared for by our faith community. Home visits are in demand and are taking place with close adherence to safe practices to prevent the transmission of COVID. In addition, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion can bring the Eucharist to homebound parishioners and residents of Nursing Homes/Skilled Care Centers and Retirement Commu-nities (facility visits are currently suspended). Volunteers for this ministry will receive proper, sup-portive training. If you are interested in learning more about this ministry, please contact Dan Kimutis at dkimutis@msn.com.

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