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ANNUNCIATION PARISH
July 24, 2016 www.annunciationcatholicchurch.org
PASTOR: Fr. Tony Rinaldo, 573-796-4842 [email protected]
Emergency Contact for Fr.Tony: St. Andrew's Church 660-433-2162
DEACON: Ed Schepers, 573-694-9331 [email protected]
PARISH OFFICE: 573-796-4842 or [email protected], Hall 796-3568
Open Mondays 8 AM to1 PM & Tuesdays 8:30 AM to12:00 PM
Phone and EMail messages always welcome
PASTORAL MINISTER: Sr. Mary Ruth Wand, [email protected] 796-2654 PARISH COUNCIL PRESIDENT: Evelyn Jobe, 301-4945, [email protected]
MASSES @ ANNUNCIATION: SATURDAY @ 4 PM, SUNDAY @ 10:30 AM, and
SPANISH MASS @ NOON
MASSES @ ST. ANDREW, TIPTON: SATURDAY @ 5:30 PM, SUNDAY @ 8:30 AM
BAPTISMS: By appointment. Please call for Parental Sacrament Preparation
WEDDINGS: Please contact at least 4 months in advance
RECONCILIATION: Saturdays @ 3:15 PM before Mass – Sundays @ 9:30 AM or by appt.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Sat. Jul 23 4 PM Frank Haller Sun. Jul 24 10:30 AM Parish Sun. Jul 24 NOON Spanish Mass
Tue. Jul 26 8 AM John Hentges
Thur. Jul 28 8 AM Philip Imhoff Sat. Jul 30 4 PM Parish Sun. Jul 31 10:30 AM Irene Hodler Sun. Jul 31 NOON Spanish Mass
MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK
Mon. Jul 25 5:45 PM Prayer of the
Holy Rosary 8 PM AA-ALNON
Tue. Jul 26 6:30 PM Ladies Sodality
Wed. Jul 27 8:15 PM Mustard Seed Thu. Jul 28 Quilting 7 PM Holy Hour
STEWARDSHIP – OUR GIFT TO GOD Monthly Goal: $23,100.00
1st week: $ 8,415.00 2nd week: $ 4,732.00 3rd week: $ 5,575.71 Catholic Missourian: $ 58.00 Mustard Seed: $ 615.00 Mission Collection: $ 766.00 Building Fund: $ 20.00 Short of Goal: $ 4,377.29
Pray for the Sick: Pat Roll; Kevin Munsterman, Emily
Strein; Dan Hemmel; Myrene Hoellering; Jim Stegeman; Michelle Phillips (daughter of Barb McKenzie); Alfred Kirkweg; Louis Bestgen, Mary Ann Kenning; Patricia Hays; Linda McKee; Abby Clifford; Robert Wolken (Jo Wolken’s nephew); Gladys Mertens; Loretta Brauner; John Thompson; Larry Hoback; Wilfred Hoecker (Tammy Strein’s father); Andrea Tilbury; Angie Bell; Patty Wells; Jim Martin; Betty Edwards; Michael Wiseman; Melissa Weis; Delores Bardwell; Abraham Baepler; Teresa Kirchhoff; Fr. Ed Schmidt; Joel Rivera; Francis Knaebel; Kenny Fischer; Betty Gombkoto; Phyllis Rimel (sister of Sandy Schaeffer); Carol Rackers; Charlotte Baker; Gertie Leonard; Carol Baker; Doug Distler; Mary Wood, Nick and Emily Beydler and family; Wanda DeMint; Hope Frank; Jennifer McKinney.
For those with direct deposit, the Diocesan Mission Collection is July 17. Please place in collection basket. Thank you!
The Vincentian Priest will be here on July 23-24, and will speak at all Masses, English and Spanish. There will be a second collection for his mission. Congratulations to Angel and Vanessa (Ceballos) Andrade
on celebrating their wedding at Annunciation on July 9th. May God bless their lives together and may they enjoy many years of happiness.
The July potluck/game night will be Saturday, July 23th, after the 4:00 p.m. Mass. Please bring a dish and join us for a light supper with socializing and games/cards afterwards. If you have any questions; please contact [email protected] or [email protected]
The Ladies Rosary and Altar Sodality
will hold its monthly gathering on Tuesday, July 26th, in the parish hall. The ladies
gather about 6:15 pm, have a glass of iced tea or a glass of wine. They eat a light meal at 6:30 pm. This month is a business meeting. Come join us! You'll like us! We're a friendly group!
Pastor’s Notes . . . July 24, 2016
In light of recent events I am posting the United States Bishop’s Conference statement in this week’s bulletin. FrTony
Let Us Gather at the Cross
A statement from Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, President, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: The assassination of Dallas police officers last night was an act of unjustifiable evil. To all people of good will, let us beg for the strength to resist the hatred that blinds us to our common humanity. To my brothers and sisters in Christ, let us gather at the Cross of Jesus. Our Savior suffered at the hands of humanity's worst impulses, but He did not lose hope in us or in His heavenly father. Love overcomes evil. The police are not a faceless enemy. They are sons and daughters offering their lives to protect their brothers and sisters. Jesus reminds us, "No one has greater love than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends" (John 15:13). So too, the suspects in crimes or routine traffic stops are not just a faceless threat. They are members of our family in need of assistance, protection and fairness. When compassion does not drive our response to the suffering of either, we have failed one another. The need to place ever greater value on the life and dignity of all persons, regardless of their station in life, calls us to a moment of national reflection. In the days ahead, we will look toward additional ways of nurturing an open, honest and civil dialogue on issues of race relations, restorative justice, mental health, economic opportunity, and addressing the question of pervasive gun violence. Let us pray for the comfort of everyone affected and that our national conversation will bear the good fruit of healing and peace.
July 24 July 31 GEN 18:20-32 ECC 1:2,2:21-23 COL 2:12-14 COL 3:1-5,9-11 LUKE 11:1-13 LUKE 12:13-21
Building Fund -- Monthly Mustard Seed – Monthly
Diocesan Mission – July 17
DIOCESAN ACTIVITIES
ANNUNCIATION PARISH ACTIVITIES
*If you or someone you know wants to know more about the Catholic Faith or would like to join the Church, please contact Sister Mary Ruth by e-mail ([email protected]) or phone (796-2654) with name and contact information. Sessions will begin in early September and continue until Easter. *Thanks to those who continue supporting our parish Mustard Seed radio program aired on KRLL at 8:00 a.m. Sunday mornings. We appreciate if you listen and tell others the Good News and we are grateful for the financial assistance you give. God bless all of us as we grow in God's love!
YOUTH - High School students - I'm having a fund
raising meeting Sunday, August 14th after 10:30
Mass to talk about March For Life participation.
Please be there or let me know if you are interested,
but can't attend the meeting.
CONFIRMATION - For incoming Sophomores and
Juniors and parents or guardians - There will be an Organizational Meeting on Sunday, August 28th, from 4 to 6 PM in the church hall. The sessions will
begin in September, so please attend this very important meeting!
YOUTH RALLY! I'm very excited to announce that
there will be a Youth Rally for High School students at St. Joseph Church on Sunday, September 25th. I
don't have the details, but PLEASE save the date!!! We have been anticipating this important event for the Year of Mercy. Thank you, Ruthie Adams
The Moniteau Christian Ministry Center
is hosting its second Piccadilly Quarter Auction Night on Friday, July 29th at St.
Andrew's Gym in Tipton. Event Line-Up is 6:30 to 7:00 PM - Happy Half Hour, 7:00 - Live
Auction Bidding begins, 7:45 Break for a last chance to bid on Silent Auction Items, 9:00 -
Conclude bidding. The $15.00 includes one bidding paddle, two complimentary drinks, and snacks. For questions or to buy tickets: Call Judy Barbour at 230-2316, Susan Burger at 690-9667 or Shelly Higgins at 660-433-5517.
The Moniteau Christian Ministry Center food pantry is
always in need of the plastic grocery bags. They thank our parish for the continued collection of these bags. Another need has
arisen. The food pantry is in need of egg cartons. They have a bulk of fresh
eggs that need to be divided for distribution. If you have any egg cartons, please leave them at church. There are two big barrels at the bottom of the stairs that hold the used plastic bags. You may put the egg cartons there. Thank you so much for your help in this need.
LOCAL PARISH PICNICS Chamois Sunday, July 31 Westphalia Sunday, August 7 Rich Fountain Sunday, August 14 St Thomas Sunday, August 21
Freeburg Sunday, September 4
July 23rd - St. Martin's K of C Ladies
Auxiliary is having a "Christmas in July" rummage
sale (Christmas/holiday items only) Saturday from
7:30 am - 4:00 pm in the cafeteria, 7148 St. Martins Avenue. Christmas items (gently used and some new)
will include, but not limited to: working lights, artificial trees, ornaments, holiday décor, yard ornaments, holiday crafts, Christmas themed clothing, i.e. “ugly” holiday sweaters, holiday dishes, wreaths,
candles/candle holders, nativity sets, and much more. The proceeds from the sale will go toward the
Auxiliary’s local charities and to St Martin's school.
We are excited to announce that former America’s Next Top
Model contestant, Leah Darrow, will be speaking in our
diocese this summer! She will be giving her testimony, “From Top Model to Role Model,” in which she shares her story of being an unsuspecting girl who meets Jesus in the most unlikely of places. She challenges her audience to have courage to embrace real love (chastity) and conversion.
Leah will be speaking on Tuesday, July 26 at 7 PM at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Laurie MO. All are welcome! This free event is for anyone, men and women, from junior high through adulthood. Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity!
METRO LOCAL ULTREYA MASS St. Stanislaus Church will host the Jefferson City Metro Local Ultreya on Tuesday, August 9 at 7:00 PM. Bring your
prayer group and anyone else who might be interested in Cursillo for a night of Christian fellowship. Need a place to celebrate the special events in your life? Consider one of the Knights of Columbus Helias Council 1054 party rooms at the Hall on Tanner Bridge Road. The
rooms are three different sizes to accommodate different party sizes (up to 200). The rent is very reasonable, and the facility is centrally located and handicap accessible. The largest room has been remodeled and works very well for receptions, parties, showers and reunions of all sorts. Contact Larry (Tuna) Hentges, 353-9304 for information.
3 MINUTE RETREAT Welcome to your Daily Retreat Three minutes a day can bring you 24 hours of peace.
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Please Pray For Vocations to Religious Life, Priesthood and Strong Catholic
Marriage
MINISTRY LIST
JULY 30, 4 PM JULY 31, 10:30 AM
Lectors Jayna Marriott Jeanne McPherson
J. Gattermeier Brian Hill
Greeter/Usher Cathy Hees Margaret Reynolds
Roy & Tim Baker
Servers Seth Bax Ethan Bloch
Derick & Nicholas Bolinger
Eucharistic Ministers
Shawna Bax Trisha Boyle Ruth Ann Jobe Ted Munsterman Joyce Ziehmer
Mark Bardwell Glen Bayne J. Gattermeier Dan Hemmel Charlie Rackers
Offertory Need Volunteer Chris Moreland Ryan Porter
Song Leader Larry Dahler Need Volunteer Organist Mona Marshall Mona Marshall Rosary Ruth Ann Jobe Charles Roll Mustard Seed Bernie Bestgen Eucharist to Shut Ins
Eric Schroeter
Money Counters
Suzy Allee & Carol Rackers
