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OCTOBER 6, 2019 TWENTYSEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

National Shrine of Mary, Mother of the Church [email protected]

Sue Schneider General Manager Office: (573) 372-8595 Email: [email protected] (573) 374– MARY (6279) www.mothersshrine.com

*MASS TIMES Saturday: 4:30 p.m.

Sunday: 8:30 a.m. at St. Phillips Benizi 10:30 a.m.

Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30-4:15 p.m. (Or by appointment.)

Daily Mass: Tuesday 5:30 p.m. **

Wednesday—Friday 9:00 a.m. Wednesday Adoration 9:45-10:15 a.m. Rosary prayed at 8:30 a.m. daily

*Mass times may vary, dependent upon the occurrence of Holy Days of Obligations or funerals.

Sacrament of the Sick is in the main Church on the first Friday of each month.

**On the second Tuesday of each month, an additional Mass will be held at Laurie Care Center, with the Rosary at 9:30 a.m., and Mass at 10 a.m.

Fr. John Schmitz, Pastor

David Lovell, Deacon (Retired)

Parish Office Phone: 573-374-7855 Fax: 573-374-0627

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-4:00 p.m. website: www.shrineofstpatrick.org

https://www.facebook.com/SaintPatrickCatholicChurchLaurieMo/

WELCOME

St. Patrick Catholic Church 176 Marian, Laurie, MO. 65037

(573) 374-7855 St. Patrick Catholic Church encourages spiritual growth, lives Christian values and provides

meaningful stewardship to the local and world communities.

Music Ministry Sue Purdon (acting)

Religious Education Michele Haggerty (573) 372-8594

Office Staff

Linda Neff, Secretary [email protected] Kathy Woodward, Bookkeeper [email protected]

Maintenance Tom Gerant Cody Taylor Parish Nurse Mary Lou Hatfield, RN, BSN [email protected]




MASS INTENTIONS

October 7th –13th

MON. 9:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICE

TUES. 5:30 PM COMMUNION SERVICE

WED. 9:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICE

THURS. 9:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICE

FRI. 9:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICE

SAT. 4:30 PM ROSE MARY STOLTZ, SPI

SUN. 8:30 AM PEOPLE OF THE PARISH

Please advise the Parish Office if a name should be added or removed from the prayer list and ensure the person is aware their name will be published in the bulletin. Names will remain on the list for 3 months. If a longer period of time is needed, please notify office.

PARISHIONERS

Sandra Ambuul, Butch Bayer, Ceil Bish, Dorothy

Bock, Barbara Bogardo, Steve Callahan, Theresa

Carter, Jeanne Dunn, Jeanie Hatfield, Mike Hutton,

Amy and Ben Luebbering, Teresa Morgan, Nancy

Nicholson, Michael Rhoads, Elizabeth Rourke,

Edward Ruehter, Bill Shortino, Clarence Smith, Rex

Smith, Joan Terrell, Jerimiah Trokey, Al Vasey,

Sandy Vossen, Dorothy Wheeler

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

Ashley Barnett, Kathy Bayerl, Susie Bilderback,

Christopher Bonick, Dorothy Bos, Janet Brown, Dr.

Heather Cardin, Eamon Dolan, Shirley Dull, Mary

Kay Feely, Sharon Franklin, Christine Gaul, Tegan

Gaul, Shawn Gill, Rick Hanrahan, Ronald Hutton,

Richard Middeke, Paul Miller, Wyatt Newman,

Anthony Perez, Colleen Pye, Pat Reidy, Shannon

Rhoades, Susie and Bill Runnebaum, Fr. Jeff

Schleisman, Marie Sharp, Anna Smith, Jenna Steele,

Jordan Thompson, Mike Waeckerle, Karen White,

Josh Wick

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

Sunday: hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]/2 tm 1:6-8, 13-14/lk 17:5-10 hb 1:2-3; 2:

Monday: jon 1:1-2:2, 11/jon 2:3, 4, 5, 8/lk 10:25-37

Tuesday: jon 3:1-10/ps 130:1b-2, 3-4ab, 7-8 [3]/lk 10:38-42

Wednesday: jon 4:1-11/ps 86:3-4, 5-6, 9-10 [15]/lk 11:1-4

Thursday: mal 3:13-20b/ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [ps 40:5a]/lk 11:5-13

Friday: jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2/ps 9:2-3, 6 and 16, 8-9 [9]/ lk 11:15-26

Saturday: jl 4:12-21/ps 97:1-2,5-6, 11-12 [12a]/lk 11:27-28

Next Sunday: 2 kgs 5:14-17/ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4 [cf. 2b]/2 tm 2:8-13/lk 17:11-19

SCRIPTURE READINGS

October 6th—13th

Sunday: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Respect Life Sunday

Monday: Our Lady of the Rosary

Tuesday:

Wednesday: St. Denis, Bishop, & Companions, Martyrs; St. John Leonardi, Priest

Thursday:

Friday: St. John XXIII, Pope

Saturday:

Next Sunday: 28th Sunday in Ordinary

Observances for the week of

October 7th

If you would like to acquaint yourself with the new music

for Mass, or practice it, the easiest way to find the music is

to do a web search on your favored search engine for

Mass of Renewal by Curtis Stephan. It will bring up

the link in which you can familiarize yourself with this

musical setting.

Mass of Renewal


2nd Sunday: Knights of Columbus, Pancake Breakfast, St. Leo Hall, after 8:30 am Mass

1st Tuesday: Parish Guild, St. Leo’s Hall 10:00 am

2nd Tuesday: Knights of Columbus, Rosary at 6:30 pm, Meeting begins at 7 pm, Knights in St. Leo Hall, Ladies Auxiliary in Chapel

3rd Tuesday every other month; (Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept, Nov): Building and Grounds Meeting, 1 pm, St. Leo Hall.

Wednesdays: Men of St. Joseph, 7 am St. Leo Hall.

3rd Thursday: Ladies Scripture Reflection following 9 am Mass St. Leo Hall Open to all ladies of our parish Pastoral Council, 6 pm, St. Joseph Hall. Open to all parishioners.

1st Friday: Sacrament of the Sick, 9 am, Main Sanctuary

ONGOING EVENTS

OCT 6 Respect Life Sunday

Christ Our Hope: In Every Season of Life

OCT 6

Missouri State Knights of Columbus

Pilgrimage

The National Shrine of Mary, Mother of the

Church Registration begins at 10:00 AM

OCT 8 RCIA Classes

St. Joseph Hall 7:00 PM

OCT 10 Morgan County Flu Shot

St. Leo Hall Noon to 5:00 PM

OCT 12 Fall Festival

Church Grounds/ St. Leo Hall 2:00 PM

OCT 13 Financial Peace University

St. Leo Hall 1:00 PM

OCT 15 Last Day to Order Apple Pies

OCT 17 Women's’ Scripture Study

St. Leo After Mass —NOON

OCT 19 St. Patrick Men’s Retreat

9:00 AM—3:00 PM

OCT 28 Apple Pie Making Event

St. Leo Hall ALL DAY

OCT 31

Mass at 5:30 PM

Main Church

No Morning 9:00 AM MASS

NOV 1 All Saints Mass 9:00 AM

Main Church OFFICE CLOSED

DEC 1

St. Patrick 2ND Annual Advent By

Candlelight

St. Leo Hall

UPCOMING EVENTS

The food pantry needs your help and donations.

Please consider volunteering even if it’s just a few

hours a week. The items listed below are items needed in

the food bank.

Hearty Soups Canned Fruit

Cereal Dry or Powered Milk

Shampoo Toothpaste

Please consider placing an added donation of cash wrapped

around the item. A little really can go a long way in covering

the needs of our community!

Community For Christ is open Tuesday, Thursday and

Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM.

They can be reached at (573) 374-4425 during hours of

operation.

COMMUNITY FOR CHRIST

WEEKEND ATTENDANCE AND COLLECTION:

September 22, 2019

Attendance: 514

St. Patrick’s $ 5598.00

EFT 1st of month $522.50

EFT 15th of month $1065

Weekly budget needed $7,663

Electronic fund transfer available for weekly contribution, building and maintenance, Charitable Outreach, Christmas, and Easter.

STEWARDSHIP

St. Patrick Charitable Outreach ministry continues to support the community from what donors have so graciously given.

St. Patrick’s works together with other area organizations and in some cases, governmental departments to assist families who are in need. Your donations continue to help many of area families in need of a hand up.

Please continue to support this important ministry by using green border envelopes or note in the memo portion of a check Charitable Outreach.

Thank you for your kindness in giving.

CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE


Everyday Stewardship

Some weeks seem to move steadily downhill as soon as they start. Your boss hits you with some hard criticism. Driving

around town seems to be a constant experience of getting cut off and tailgated. The waiter at the restaurant felt pretty sure

that your burnt and dried out lunch was not his problem. The kids didn't plan ahead once again and the entire science fair

project is due: tomorrow!

Then an angel of God in the form of a friend, acquaintance, or stranger says one nice thing, does one good deed, or offers

a small gift of kindness and suddenly the entire week changes. The power of good is always able to defeat the bad in our

lives, but it is amazing that so much bad can be overcome by such a small amount of good--truly amazing.

Jesus told us that with a little faith, we could accomplish great things. The faith of a mustard seed can move mountains or

uproot a tree from the earth and replant it in the sea. It does not take much to make a big difference in the world.

If we apply this understanding to stewardship, then we can see that small gifts of time, talent, or treasure can yield great

harvests. Yes, we are called to offer all we have back to God and his people, but that does not change the fact that through

small offerings of ourselves we can change the greater reality in the lives of many.

For many years, I had a tapestry hanging in my office with a quote from the Quaker theologian, Rufus Jones. He said, "I pin

my hopes to quiet processes and small circles, in which vital and transforming events take place." With our stewardship, we

have the chance to transform the world around us, even when it seems like what we can offer is so very small at the time.

Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

Next week: 28th Sunday in

Ordinary Time

About the Gospel:

Jesus meets ten lepers who beg to be healed. After

being cured, only one man, a Samaritan, returns to

thank Jesus for healing him. Jesus tells this man that

his faith has saved him.

Visit www.usccb.org/bible/readings to read next Sun-

day’s Scripture.

In Church:

Before Mass begins, look around you for people who

appear to be guests in your church. Greet them warm-

ly or offer a Sign of Peace during Mass. Consider in-

viting this person to sit with your

family if he or she is sitting alone.

Question of the Week:

What is something you took for granted this week?

Family Prayer:

Lord, we thank you for all of the ways that you have

healed and helped us. We will try harder to not take

you for granted. Amen

Family

Corner

The youth of our parish would like to thank the

following people that so graciously gave of their time to

turn St. Joseph Hall into a great place for their

religious education:

Brad Deters

Pat Haggerty

Mike Miller

Ken Nicholson

Hal Trokey

A very special thanks goes to Brad Deters and DECO In-

surance Agency for donating all of the wall panels.

Another thank you goes to the high school youth that

came in on the Sunday before school started and

cleared out the furniture that was in

St. Joseph Hall. They are:

Cooper Deters

Skylar Deters

Jeremiah Trokey

Jacob Wormsley


Please don’t forget the Shrine through the

winter months!

And a great Christmas gift is to have that

special mom’s name engraved on the Wall of

Life. $400.00

CALENDAR FOR MOTHERS’ SHRINE

2020

May 10 Mothers’ Day Mass in Grotto

May 16 1st Pilgrimage

June 1 Feast of Mary, Mother of the

Church

Mass in grotto w/ Bishop

McKnight

June 20 2nd Pilgrimage

Sept 26 3rd Pilgrimage

Mothers’ Wall Engraving Schedule

(subject to change)

Week of April 27th

Week of June 22nd

Week of Aug 24th

A little Humor about Mom

My first restaurant = my mother’s breast

My first toilet = my mother’s lap

My first school = my mother

My first doctor = It was mom

My first thermometer = my mother’s fingers

My first friend = my mom

My first dresser = mom

My first vehicle = mom’s back

My first lawyer = mom

Thank you mom for all you did and for giving

me life

Prayer to St. Francis Xavier,

Model to Follow

Lord God of compassion and mercy,

you opened a door in the East for St. Francis

Xavier

when you sent him to preach your Gospel.

Send us in our day over the face of the earth,

so that the joy of our Mother, the Church,

may be made perfect.

Amen


Fall Festival

All Ladies of St. Patrick and local parishes are welcome to participate in Scripture reflection on the 3rd Thursday of each month after the 9AM Mass.

Our next gathering will be in St. Joe Hall, following the 9:00 AM Mass on October 17th. Please come and share in the joy of reflecting upon God's Word. If you have questions please contact: Janice Mandl 816-588-3331 or Sue Purdon 573-3742-6418

Bring your friends, family and neighbors and come enjoy the fun,

next Saturday, October 12th. There will be lots to do, great food, fine drinks, shopping, and of course the RAFFLE

where 21 chances to win prize drawing total of more than $14,000! Games to entertain all ages.

There are many sponsors who have supported the Fall Festival. Keep these

businesses in your prayers and patronize the products and services

they provide to the community.

Roofmasters Versailles Bank

Mike Martin Countryside Plants Laurie Tent Rental

Ladies Scripture Men’s Fall Retreat

Join us Saturday, October 19th

The morning will begin with prayer at

Old St. Pat’s at 9:00 AM

A hearty lunch will be served as well as a day filled

with prayer, reflection, Reconciliation, and

comradery with Christian brothers.

Please reserve your spot in effort to have an accurate

count for lunch by calling the parish office at

(573 374-7855 or Fred Boley at (573) 692-4126

Did you miss the date of taking pictures for the St. Patrick Family Photo Directory?

Make up dates are Saturday, December 6th and Sunday, 7th. Please contact the Parish Office to schedule your appointment. Still not able to make it? Let us know and we will work with you on ensuring you are included in the next parish directory.

Picture Make Up Date

October 6th is Respect Life Month. Join Catholics nationwide in celebrating the kickoff of Respect Life Month. Find the reflection on this year's theme, “Christ Our Hope: In Every Season of Life,” by visiting respectlifeprogram.org/reflection.

Respect Life Month


Chant the Psalms Youth Apple Pie Fund Raiser

Apple Pie Event

Have you saved the date??

Monday, October 28 is approaching faster than you may realize and your help is needed. Michele and the kids will have sign up sheets for workers after Mass on September 28 & 29. If you prefer to do a certain job during the event, please tell us. All proceeds go to our Youth!

pie orders are being taken and are still at the very

affordable price of $10.00. Once we sell out, no

additional orders will be taken. Did you get yours

ordered?

each for regular or sugar free!

Questions, call Mart Naber (309) 256-2616 or Michele Haggerty (816) 210-8223

Liturgical schedule for October 12 & 13

Sunday, October 13, 8:30am Lectors: Diana Sutherland, Ed Swanson Greeters: Ed & Linda Swanson, Jim Skelly Communion Ministers: Priscilla Miller, Eric Tichy Lay Ministry Directors: Paul Van Evercooren, Bernie Marco

Server: Jacob Wormsley

Saturday, October 12, 4:30pm Lector: Lorri Steffen Greeters: Carol Gibson, Mary Jo Eye, Ellen Lovell Communion Ministers: Steve Mandl, Janice Mandl Lay Ministry Directors: Bob O’Bryan, Jim Klein

Pew Angel: Pat Wheeler

The parish of St. Pat's helps many poor people get by during hard times. Father Schmitz, Marty and Lori Oberndorfer and the Men of St. Joseph, are working on a project to help people escape poverty permanently. We need your life experience and wisdom to help mentor young families who are coming to the parish eager to learn how to succeed. Call Fred Boley, 573-692-4126, to find out more.

SOMEONE CHANTED EVENsong. Come learn to chant the psalms--it's easy and fun, and it's a beautiful way to deepen your prayer life. Call 573-692-4126 or be at St. Pat's at 8am Mondays and Thursdays.

Financial Mentors

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