Nativity of Mary Church and School 10017 E 36th Terrace Independence, MO 64052

Parish: (816) 353-2184 Fax: (816) 358-4155 School: (816) 353-0284 Web: www.nativityofmary.org

“My attitude must be Christ’s.” - Philippians 2:5

Parish Staff Rev. Robert Stone, Pastor Melissa Clancy, Business Manager Paula Cassity, Administrative Assistant Maria Milazzo, Director of Music & Liturgy Becky Winbinger, Youth Minister Mary Singer, Sacristan Mary Jo Nafus, Secretary

School Staff Mrs. Mary Parrish, Principal Susie Addison, School Tours and Registration Info

New Parishioners If you are new to our parish and would like more information please contact the Parish Office.

Pastoral Care Sacraments for the Sick. Rev. Bob Stone, 353-2184, ext. 404

Pastoral visits to the Homebound and Hospitals. Paula Cassity, 353-2184, ext. 401

Emergency Assistance Contact St. Mary’s Food Pantry and Clothes Closet - 252-8649

Youth Ministry Becky Winbinger, 353-2184, ext. 408

Sacrament Preparation Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, Confirmation, Adult Initiation (RCIA), and Matrimony Contact the parish office for information

Parish Ministry Council Danny Barnes, 816-507-5171, dfbarnes@gmail.com

Diocesan Victim’s Advocate Kathleen Chastain 816.392.0011 or chastain@diocesekcsj.org

Ombudsman Joe Crayon, 816-812-2500

Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/ nativityofmaryparish/

Mass Schedule Monday: 8:30 a.m. Communion Weekday: 8:30 a.m. Tuesday - Friday Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Holy Day: 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Confessions Saturday: 3:00 p.m. or by Appointment

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M I WEEKLY READINGS - NOVEMBER 4 - 10 , 2019

Monday: Rom 11:29-36; Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36; Lk 14:12-14 Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24 Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday: Rom 14:7-12; Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14; Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Sunday: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15; 2 Thes 2:16 -- 3:5; Lk 20:27-38 [27, 34-38]

Sat., Nov. 2 -Vigil of 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:00PM Don Schulte & for Prayers Answered

Sunday, Nov. 3 - The 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00AM + Charlaine Smith

10:30AM + Pietro & Josephine Tusa

Monday, November 4 - St. Charles Borromeo

8:30AM Communion Service

Tuesday, November 5

8:30AM + Mark Nauser

Wednesday, November 6

8:30AM + Nativity of Mary Parish & School

Thursday, November 7

8:30AM + Don Schulte

Friday, November 8

8:30AM For a special intention

Sat., Nov. 9 - Vigil of 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:00PM + Don Schulte

Sunday, Nov. 10 - The 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00AM + Frances Spitaleri

10:30AM + Fr. Philip Luebbert

31st Sun in Ordinary Time-Music Outline (11/2-3)

Readings may be found beginning on G #1184 *Please note WA is the Worship Aide in your pew

Gathering: G #614, Joyful, Joyful, We Adore You Gloria: G #218, Mass for a New World Psalm: G #92, Psalm 145: I Will Praise Your Name Offertory: SS #226, Our God Is Here Mass Setting: G #222-228, Mass for a New World Communion: SS #233, Table of Plenty Song of Praise: G #644, There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy

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Margaret Ault Mary Gulick Judy Rynish

John Edward Cianciolo Marla Herbst Alyssa Schell

John Clarke Marlene Irwin Mary Kay Seller

Shelly Clemons Cynthia Jones Mike Shaw

MaryElizabeth Crocker Dennis Jones Susie Smith

Catherine Danna Deanna Kunzweiler Bernice/Norm Steffen

Bob DeSchepper Don McClellan John Tuccillo

Kevin Eimer Anna McNeil Carol Byrd Weaver

Cody Ellis Joe & Mary Pallo Katie/Lauren Winbinger

Mary Enyart Juan/Mary Perez Kathleen Winbinger

Kristine Fahy Skye Pendelton Ayden Wright

Garry/Emily Gagnon Ann Reilly Dave/Alice Zapien

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Calendars for Nursing Homes

We are collecting 2020 calendars to be deliv-ered to nursing home residents in mid-

December. If you would like to donate a 2020 calendar, note pads or stickers, please drop them in the recepta-cle in the hospitality kitchen in the back of church. We will pick them up weekly. All sizes in every description are appreciated.

SPAGHETTI DINNER - Please join the Little Sisters of the Poor for our annual spaghetti dinner on Sunday, November 17, from noon – 5 pm. Festivities will be held at our home at 8745 James A. Reed Road, Kansas City, and include delicious food, bake sale, holiday craft bou-tique, and gift card raffles. Dinner tickets will be sold at the door the day of the event: Adults $10 Children $5. All proceeds go to benefit our home for the elderly poor. Call (816) 761-4744 for information.

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NATIVITY OF MARY CONTRIBUTION REPORT 10/12/2019 - 10/13/2019

Did You Know…

Nativity of Mary School is having a Veterans Program on Thursday, November 7th. It will begin with Mass at 8:30am. We will honor all

veterans with a small concert and recognition service following mass. For planning purposes, please email Mrs. Hobgood if you plan to attend at chobgood@nativityofmary.org. We hope to see you there.

8th Annual Mouse Race Update

Oh My - A Huge Thank You goes out to ALL who had a part in this years 8th An-nual Mouse Races. We did get very close to our Goal of $15k, with Net pro-

ceeds reaching, $14,745.75. Woo Hoo! A special thanks to the Committee, Sponsors, Donations, Parish and School Participants and All who came for our Fan-tastic FUNdraiser. This is the largest crowd and the larg-est monies raised with the proceeds going to the Spe-cial Needs and Inclusions Programs here at Nativity of Mary School. We look forward to next year, SO Mark your calendars NOW for Saturday Night, October 10, 2020.

Mary Vitt - Chairperson

A Huge Thank You from the Altar Society and ALL who attended our 1st Annual Wine Spirits and Brew Walk. This was a Fantastic Event

and Thank God the Weather held out for all. The Altar Society will be giving a check to church, for the Pro-ceeds of $3,835.00 to be used to defray cost for the West Parking Lot "Islands Project". A Very Special Thanks to all of our "Tent Sponsors" and for our Wine Truck. This was a lot of work and a lot of FUN, so a Win/Win. Look forward to our 2nd Annual one next year. Sincere Blessings from Altar Society!

Envelopes $ 6,464.50 Plate $ 554.00 Church Debt $ 227.50 Pisces Fund $ 10.00 Utility Fund $ 20.00 EFT $ 1,250.00 Credit Card $ - Online Giving $ 101.94 Poor Box $ -

Total $ 6,827.94 2nd Collection - Mission Sunday $ 854.00 Tuition/Registration Fees 19-20 $ 14,456.76

Sunday 3 8:00AM Mass 10:30AM Mass 7PM - Host Home Confirmation Meetings

Monday 4 8:30AM Communion Serv.

Tuesday 5 8:30AM Mass

9AM - Quilters 7PM - Christian Mysticism 7PM - RCIA

Wednesday 6 8:30AM Mass

5:30PM - Altar Society Meeting

7:00 - 8:30PM Adoration Conference and Holy Hour

Thursday 7 8:30AM Mass

9:15AM - Veterans Program

6:30PM - Choir

Friday 8 8:30AM Mass

Saturday 9 3:00PM Confession 4:00PM Mass

10 8:00AM Mass 10:30AM Mass 9AM - Youth Choir

11 8:30AM Communion Serv.

Noon - 2:00PM 7PM - Book Club

12 8:30AM Mass

9AM - Quilters

7PM - Christian Mysticism

6PM - PTO

7PM - RCIA

13 8:30AM Mass 6PM - Ministry Council Mtg.

14 8:30AM Mass 6:30PM - Seussical, Jr. Performance

15 8:30AM Mass 6:30PM - Seussical, Jr. Performance

16 3:00PM Confession 4:00PM Mass 1:30PM - Seussical, Jr. Performance

17 8:00AM Mass 10:30AM Mass 9AM - Choir

1PM - Band Concert

18 8:30AM Communion Serv.

19 8:30AM Mass 9AM - Quilters 6PM - Liturgy Committee Mtg. 7PM - RCIA

20 8:30AM Mass 6:30PM - Choir

21 8:30AM Mass

22 8:30AM Mass

23 3:00PM Confession 4:00PM Mass 9:00AM - 3:00 PM Altar Society Holiday Mart

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N 9 10 M S HOLIDAY MART Mark your calen-dars & get ready to do some Christmas shop-ping at our Holi-

day Mart on Saturday, No-vember 23, 2019 from 9AM - 3PM in the Parish Hall & Caf-eteria. We will have 20+ ven-dors selling jewelry, home decor, games, crafts, Scentsy, Tupperware, Cocoa Exchange, monogrammed gifts, quilted items, scented oils & much, more! Also plan to visit the Nativity Cafe & Bake Sale &enjoy home-made cinnamon rolls, soups, chilis, desserts, sandwiches & other break-fast & lunch items. Any questions, call Terry Carroll at 816 718-2738.

Nov. 9 & 10 4:00 PM Mass 8:00 AM Mass 10:30 AM Mass

Lectors Mike Fetters Patsy Lorimer

Bridgette Kahmann Rydel Van Dyke

Wilma Christensen Volunteer

Eucharistic Ministers

Marilyn Mineart Loretta Bates Rosa Milazzo Vanessa Wiegman Sarah Gonterman Loretta Krawczyk Ed Krawczyk

Judy Seufert Ed Seufert Jeff Rosenberg Laura Rosenberg Sandy DeSchepper Margaret Ruiz

Diane Locascio Sam Locascio Michelle Hix Susie Kenney Aleah Brost Jean Samyn Volunteer

Ushers Loretta Polzin Teresa Zaner Danny Barnes Grace Arnone

Mary Ann McClure Rich West Larry Nauser Larry Morris

Donnie Duffey Janet Duffey Ed Bruehl Ken Wood Diego Garcia

Servers Lily Wiegman Gabe Gonterman

Bella Rosenberg Sam Rosenberg

Cooper Stueve Lucia Brost

Cantor Ben Winbinger/Choir Nancy Nauser Youth Choir

Accompanist JoAnn Ishamel Michelle Proen Michelle Proen

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4. Enter your name and email and click “submit”

Rockhurst Mass & Brunch for Mothers of Alumni

All moms with a Rockhurst High School graduate are “Rockettes.”

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Rockettes Thanksgiving Mass and Brunch Sunday, November 17, 2019

10:00 a.m. Mass 11:00 a.m. Brunch Rockhurst High School

Mrs. Judith Roberts, a published poet and a Nativity grandparent, works with the Writer's Place in Kansas City. For the past several years she has comes to the 7th and 8th grade English and Language Arts (ELA) class and assists the students with writing poetry. These poems are submitted to the Writer's Place for the "In Our Own Words" competition. In the fall, 0 students from both the 7th and 8th grade are invited to a work-shop with local poets. Our 7th and 8th grad-ers compete against local high schools and always do very well. Nativity gets extra spots at the workshop because of the cali-ber of writing from our students. We are thankful to Mrs. Roberts for giving of her time and talent to Nativity of Mary School!

A prayer from St. Thomas More: “Grant me, O Lord, good digestion, and also something to digest. Grant me a healthy body, and the necessary good humor to maintain it. Grant me a simple soul that knows to reassure all that is good and that doesn’t frighten easily at the sight of evil, but rather finds the means to put things back in their place. Give me a soul that knows not boredom, grumblings, sighs and laments, nor excess of stress, because of the obstructing thing call “I”. Grant me, O Lord, a sense of humor. Allow me the grace to be able to take a joke to discover in life a bit of joy, and to be able to share it with others.”

November 3, 2019 - The Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time

Today’s reading from the book of Wisdom presents an image of a patient God who rebuke[s] offenders little by little (Wisdom 12:2), an image endorsed by the psalmist, singing of how the LORD is slow to anger and of great kindness, and compassionate toward all his works (Psalm 145:8, 9). The crowd with Jesus, however, grumbles when they see Jesus’s kindness and compassion extended to Zacchaeus, who was not just a tax collector, but the chief tax collector --a title that surely emphasizes his standing as a sinner to be scorned. In the second reading, Saint Paul urges the Thessalonians to be worthy of God’s calling, so that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified in you (2 Thessalo-nians 1:12); such people, unlike the crowd in the Gospel, would rejoice at Zacchaeus’s determination to change his life after encountering Jesus. ZACCHAEUS, COME DOWN QUICKLY Why do good things happen to bad people? Does this question strike you as odd? Aren’t we usually struggling with the bad things that happen to good people? True enough, but when good things happen to others, especially those we con-sider undeserving, it can seem natural to grumble. How do some people always seem to get away with it, while we spend our lives trying to act as God would want? As a tax collector, Zacchaeus cheated and got rich off of his own peo-ple. Why does Jesus want to be so nice to him? It’s just not fair! TODAY I MUST STAY AT YOUR HOUSE This problem of good things for bad people can cause as much distress as the problem of bad things happening to good people. Both touch on one of the deepest mysteries of human existence: Is the universe fair? Is God just? This is what is making the crowd grumble about Jesus favoring Zacchaeus. Why is Jesus befriending such a sinner? This is the third such complaint about Jesus in Luke’s Gospel (see Luke 5: 27 33 and 5:25 15). However, the encounter with Zacchaeus is different. In the other accounts, Jesus responds to his critics himself, but here, it is Zacchaeus who speaks up. Not only does Zacchaeus announce compensation for those he has cheated, he vows to give away half of his goods to the poor. At this point in the Gospel, Jesus is traveling to Jerusalem, where he knows he will be put to death. No one else that Jesus meets on this journey has responded as readily as Zacchaeus to his summons--first, to come down from the tree, then to come down from his wealthy lifestyle and the corruption that supported it. Although he did not travel to Jerusalem with Jesus, Zacchaeus clearly understood the demands of discipleship. This story gives us a hint as to why good things might happen to bad people: it is God’s patience, with Zacchaeus and with us as well, as God awaits our response, for us to become the disciples God is calling us to be.

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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Every week, some treasures from our tradition are shared here. Where does all this history come from? The history of God’s people of prayer is always coming to light, mostly because scholars have dedicated their lives to research. They translate and ponder prayers and songs; explore the places used for worship; look at the vessels, books, and vest-ments; and read works from legal documents to letters and diaries. In the 1930s, Hitler’s rush to arm Germany closed seminaries as priests and seminarians alike were drafted into service. One professor, Father Josef Jungman, forced from his classroom, spent the war years in an Austrian library. His careful work disclosed much of what we know of the history of the Mass. His great work, The Mass of the Roman Rite, de-scribes the evolution of Eucharistic celebration and inspired generations of scholars to explore a tradition surprisingly rich and varied. It was said of him that he had a command of the past that cast new light on the present, and opened up a clear direction to the future. His contributions to the Second Vatican Council helped shape the way that we worship today. At the end of his life, in 1975, his studies completed, he told a friend that he was waiting patiently for the Lord’s knock at the door to take him to the heavenly banquet.

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The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse:

1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and 2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and 3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement authori-ties, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Joe Crayon, at 816.812.2500, if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, employ-ee or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.

The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact Victim Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 816.392.0011 or chastain@diocesekcsj.org for more information.

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Save the Date… Saturday, November 16th at 11:30 am Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage Experience™

Our Lady of Lourdes Hospitality North American Volunteers will present a 2-hour Lourdes Virtual Pilgrim-age Experience™ at Immaculate Conception Cathedral on Saturday, November 16th at 11:30 am. As part of this spiritual opportunity to draw nearer to God with Our Lady and St. Bernadette you will: • immerse yourself in the Gospel Message of Lourdes as given by Our Lady to St. Bernadette • have the opportunity to touch the Grotto Rock and to experience the healing grace of Lourdes Water • receive a Eucharistic blessing and pray the Rosary • receive a bottle of Lourdes Water

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2020 March for Life Pilgrimage In Washington, D.C.

Registration is now open for the 2020 March for Life Pilgrimage to Washington, D.C., January 23-25. This three day trip will include Mass each day, Rally on the National Mall, and participation in the March for Life. Registration will remain open through Thursday, De-cember 12, 2019, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas and Protector of the Unborn. Registration forms and information are available on-line at www.respectlifekcsj.org.

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