St. Paul

Catholic Church

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1 0 t h S u n d ay i n O r d i n a ry t i m e

M a s s S c h e d u l e

WEEKEND MASSES Saturday : 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am

DAILY MASSES Mon, Tues, Thurs.: 7:00 am Wednesday @ hosp.: 7:00 am Friday: 8:20 am

CONFESSIONS Saturday: 3:30-until all are heard Anytime by appointment

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am—4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am—12:00 pm Saturday & Sunday: 9-1 pm

CONNECT Phone: 618-654-2339 Fax: 618-654-9980 Website: www.stpaulhighland.org Facebook: /St-Paul-Catholic-Church Address: 1412 9th Street, Highland, IL 62249

WE WELCOME ALL VISITORS TO ST. PAUL PARISH

Thank you for celebrating Mass with us today. Know you are welcome and we are here to serve you in whatever way we can. If you would like to join our parish as a parishioner, please stop by the parish office and register. We’d love to meet you. u.

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FAREWELL TO RON KNAPP, Pastoral Associ-ate for Faith Formation of Children. Ron informed me last Friday, he has discerned a call to serve the Church in a different capacity, with his last day at St. Paul being June 30, 2018. He will be working with Ascension Health Care through retreats that help em-ployees keep focus on their spiritual mission as a Catholic institution. We will miss Ron and all the gifts he brought to St. Paul Parish Family. His lead-ership will be missed. Our prayers go with him and his family.

AN INTERNET SCAM is going around the country targeting Catholics with “Can you do a favor for a priest?” The way the scam works: someone makes up an email address that is approximate to a priest’s name and then contacts ministers, staff and parishioners. The email contains a fake request from the priest asking that iTunes gift cards be sent to an-other address so they may be given to someone in need. It is very clever, because they are targeting faithful people who are typically generous people and using a public figure in the way of their pastor. Typically, my office does not use the internet to solicit funds for anything, except requests made on our parish website. Please be critical about these types of emails that may come from my parish or personal email address. If you are in question about any requests for money or gifts, you are welcome to call the parish office to inquire as to their credibility or validity.

I ALWAYS APPRECIATE YOUR KINDNESS During my health issues this past year, I have been overwhelmed with parishioners’ kindness, generosity and prayer offerings. Gifts of food, novenas, Mass-es, prayers, get well cards and regular inquiries about my health have been ongoing. I am deeply grateful.

PARISH STAFF RETREAT DAY will be on Wednesday, June 27. Both the School and Parish Of-fice will be closed that day. Please remember us in prayer and we pray for you, our sisters and brothers in Christ. Thank you.

In the love of Christ, Fr. Pat

Father Pat’s Pen

PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN TRAINING

Sunday, July 5th @ 6:30 PM PARISH CENTER

RSVP TO THE PARISH OFFICE.

FR. PAT’S CONTACT PROCEDURES

Email is Fr. Pat’s preferred mode of communication…

· To set up appointments

· To have questions answered

· To offer specific prayer requests

· To receive various other information

· To hold conversations.

When emailing Fr. Pat for an appointment…

· Type the subject in the subject line

· Suggest the best days/dates to meet

· Suggest the best hours to meet.

· Include your name

Fr. Pat’s email addresses: (either works) pjakel@stpaulhighland.org or pjakel58@gmail.com

If your situation is urgent or time-sensitive call/text: Fr. Pat’s mobile phone number: 618-830-1595.

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Student Faith Formation (PSR) Now Registering for 2018-2019

As parents, you are your child’s first and primary catechists. However, it is important that your child’s faith for-mation be supported by the parish religious educa-tion programs, whether at St. Paul School or in our Student Faith Formation program (PSR). Registration is available online, with a hard copy available in the office -- to be completed during June.

We are extending a wholehearted

invitation, on behalf of Jesus:

If you are parents of a First

Grade child not registered at our parish school, we will walk with you in cultivating their growth in faith through our Student Faith Formation program—(aka PSR). Incredibly dedicated and gifted catechists (teachers) share the light of faith. We meet on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 7:45 PM. Please contact PSR co-directors Mary Kay Durbin and Kyle Klostermann: psruser@stpaulhighland.org (618) 654-2339 x 216

auf Wiedersehen

Until we see each other again

~ Ron Knapp, Pastoral Associate

As long as I am breathing, in my eyes, I am still beginning. - Criss Jami

My wife incorporated this quote into a hand-crafted birthday card for me a few years ago. I have it taped next to my desk at home.

After a period of prayerful consideration (aka dis-cernment), I feel called to a new vineyard as a lay minister. I will be departing the St. Paul staff at the end of June.

Ascension, a national Catholic health system, has made a bold commitment to provide spiritual for-mation to its employees. I will be facilitating intensive retreats, with cohorts of 30 leaders.

The schedule offers more balance with my family commitments.

So as I read and re-read the above theme as a medita-tion in this light, I am mindful, looking back, of in-spirational parishioners and a remarkable staff. I am grateful for the volunteers I worked with closely. My heart is still flooded with the kindness and faith-witness of our community, as I journeyed with Oliver through his suffering & death -- to life eternal.

And the quote draws me forward to the beginnings of those newly initiated in RCIA, our families grow-ing in holiness, and a parish community embracing discipleship more robustly and joyfully.

Finally, I thought of now -- the present, for me and for you -- all of us, in every season of our lives:

still beginning,

always practicing,

ever in progress and on pilgrimage,

listening and learning,

growing and deepening.

Till our last breath on this side of heaven, and then beyond, in the dynamic relationship with our Lord.

Forever. ALWAYS beginning …

Au revoir ~ Godspeed !

School of Religion NOW OPEN Register ONLINE...

SUMMER FAITH FORMATION/ VBS JULY 16TH—20TH

DETAILS COMING SOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Our office will be closed on Fridays at noon during the summer months. Thank you.

What is Called and Sent? Called and Sent is a program that gives participants the opportunity to be formed as the next generation of disciples in the Church. Who should attend Called and Sent? High School youth who are interested in growing in their journey of discipleship, want to deepen their life of prayer, and want to make life-long friends. When and where is Called and Sent held? Called and Sent will be held from July 8- 13, 2018 at the Villa Maria Catholic Life Conference and Retreat Center located at 1903 E. Lake Shore Drive, Springfield, IL 62712. What is the cost for Called and Sent? The cost for Called and Sent includes five nights’ accommodation, 13 meals and 3 socials. It also includes program materials, a t-shirt, and a group photograph. Registration is $325 and is due by July 5, 2018. The registration fee includes a non-refundable $100 deposit. Scholarships available— Contact ahenze@stpaulhighland.org for information.

Registration and more information can be found online at dio.org/vocations/cas

Children’s Summer Mass & Recreation

There is still time to sign up!

Let your faith keep shining over the summer!

This summer the children of the parish are invited to gather for the 8:20 am Friday morning Mass at St. Paul during June and July. After Mass a fun recrea-tional game will be organized, with snacks and refreshments following. We’ll conclude at 10:00. And if you’re interested in participating in a liturgical role at these Masses, please sign up. Forms can be found online at the parish homepage. Parents are welcome too, of course, for these Masses. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Michael Meinhart, semi-narian coordinator, at michaelmeinhart@kenrick.edu or Ron Knapp, parish staff member, at (618) 654-2339, ext. 210. The June liturgical roles have been determined and have been e-mailed out to the volunteers. We are still planning the July liturgical roles, so please sign up by June 17th.

June 10– Cancelled

June 17— No Mee!ng—Happy Father’s Day

June 24— Mee!ng at 7:00—8:45 pm. Use the east entrance of

the parish Center.

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St. Paul Lunch Bunch Wednesdays: June 6; June 13; June 20; June 27

July 11; July 18; July 25

Aug. 1; Aug. 8

Assemble (10 a.m.-11 a.m.)

Val Delany & Denise Koopmann

Kitchen Commanders

Drive & Deliver (11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)

16-years old & older

June 13 Nancy Heimann Barb Plocher

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Carol Klaus Joan Riffel

Ken Klaus Mandy Ringwald

Louise Hemann Rose Wascher

Christi Dea Michael Meinhart

Ceil Kloss

June 20 Kari Crask Gail Frey

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Marylin McDevitt Carol Klaus

Kathy Klostermann Dee Kapilla

Lin Held Michael Meinhart

LuAnn Peek Judy Wagner

Mary Ellen

Gruenenfelder

June 27 Linda Herbst Carol Henrichs

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Ken Klaus Audrey Koch

Marylin McDevitt Gil Frey

Kathy Lohman Mandy Ringwald

LuAnn Peek Dee Kapilla

Judy Wagner

July 11 Kari Crask Rose Wascher

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Reagan Crask Kathy Klostermann

Addison Crask Dee Kapilla

Kathy Lohman Louise Hemann

Ken Klaus Ceil Kloss

Marylin McDevitt

Fourth of July — No Lunch Bunch

July 18 Carol Kramper Barb Plocher

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Nancy Heimann Joan Riffel

Jill Sinnock Michael Meinhart

Mandy Ringwald Carol Henrichs

Marylin McDevitt Kathy Klostermann

Suzie Gallatin

S!!"#$% S#$%'!-S!)*#$% S$+,"- We are collecting snacks for the community-wide summer “Lunch Bunch” program, and there are boxes in the narthex for single-serving packages of Oreos, Teddy Grahams and Animal Crackers.

Please feel free to drop off these snacks throughout the summer.

Thanks to everyone for the very generous support of the Summer Lunch Bunch effort!

LUNCH BUNCH IN

ACTION...

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August is right around the corner, and we’ve been working hard to make Kirchenfest 2018 the best ever. Highlights for Kirchenfest 2018: Friday night will feature the Mega Flea Market, where you can rummage through over 30,000 vintage and unique items; a Bags Tournament and various food and beverage stands open on the South Grounds. Playing under the South Tent is The Hair Syndicate. Saturday will kick off with the Strassenlauf Run/Walk, Bavari-an Skillet Breakfast and the Auction. Events throughout the day: Family Feud, The Newlywed Game, Bingo, Flea Market, and back by popular demand is the Korbball 3-man basketball tournament. The band line up for Saturday: Simple Therapy and Black Top Boulevard in the North Tent, and Buffalo Road and Baywolfe in the South Tent. Dodgeball will also be available in the East field. Sunday will kick off with the WurstRide, unique to St. Paul, an outdoor Polka Mass, Flea Market, Chicken Dinner, Jass Tour-nament and Bingo. The band line up for Sunday: The Jorrells in the North Tent, and The Good Times Band, St. Paul Viking Band and Chorus, The Chapman Brothers, and the Fabulous Motown Revue in the South Tent. Dodgeball will also be avail-able in the East field. We have shifts open for workers, and hope you can find a little time to work alongside some fellow parishioners. Please feel free to contact any of the Chair people for more information on shift openings, and where your service will be greatly appreciated. Jan Korte-Couch, General Chair – 618.210.4472 Joe Horstmann, Food and Beverage Chair – 618.339.4054 Linda Hagler, Games and Rides Chair – 618.334.6901 Andy Abendroth, Distribution and Garage Chair – 618.973.2408 Take a peak every week at Kirk Von Fest’s Kirchenfest News for more information about Kirchenfest 2018! Next week we’ll tell you about our new food items. The Kirchenfest MEGA Flea Market is requesting donations of square plastic ice cream buckets. Please drop off at the Parish Office. Kirchenfest Kraft Korner stand is looking for Craft Items. Pillowcases, jewelry, doll clothes, hot pads, pot holders, all types of fancy work, aprons, plus wood craft items. Please drop items off at the Rectory with a suggested price.

WOW! The May sessions of “Food For Thought” on The Mass/Eucharist were great! They were very well attended, very enlightening and inspired great discussion.

Next up...St. Paul/other saints w/Beth Hemann. Plan to attend and learn more about our be-

loved patron saint and how his life and model of faith and evangelism still inspires and informs us today. There will be additional saints reviewed along with time for dis-cussion. No question will be disregarded!

These sessions have been intentionally planned over lunch time and supper time to allow for more than one opportunity for those that work or have various other commitments. All sessions will be held in the Parish Cen-ter multi-purpose room. Please plan to bring your own sack lunch/supper and a beverage.

The remaining dates & topics chosen for this year are:

¨ 7/11, noon—St. Paul/other saints—Beth Hemann

¨ 7/13, 6:30 pm—St. Paul/other saints—Beth Hemann

¨ 9/12, noon—RCIA Process—Ron Knapp/Deanna Harlan

¨ 9/14, 6:30 pm—RCIA Process—Ron Knapp/Deanna Harlan

¨ 11/9, 6:30 pm—Marriage in the Church— Barb Kesky

¨ 11/14, noon—Marriage in the Church—Barb Kesky

If you have some ideas or questions that you would like included in one of these sessions or ideas for future top-ics, please share them by dropping them in the “lunchbox” bin in the narthex (main entrance) of church.

Spread the word and invite others to come as well!

Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 10, 2018

Pointing a finger. We like to blame Satan. It lets us off the hook. When the snake in the grass sneaks up, we can be tempted to give in to this trickery. But, because we rest in Jesus, are his sisters and brothers, we are not out of our minds. We are undivided. We can be faith-

ful. For, with the Lord, there is mercy and redemption.

· What need I resist this week?

· How will I trust in the Lord?

· What will I do to stay within the family of Christ?

Diocesan Child Abuse Reporting and Investigation number (217) 321-1155

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Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference

Save the Date

The 2018 Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference (DAEC) will be held this year on September 30 and October 1 at the Decatur Conference Center and Hotel, Decatur, Illi-nois. The theme is “Who Do You Say That I Am?”. The conference includes morning prayer, Sunday Mass, break-

outs, Sunday dinner and concert along with exhibits. Con-ference registration is either one day or both days. Regis-tration will begin July 1.

For the most up-to-date information visit the diocesan web-site www.dio.org/catechesis/daec

Scouting Life

Our own Cub Scout Pack 40 went on a 1 mile nature hike on Sunday, June 3rd, fol-lowing the Boy Scout Trail at Silver Lake Park.

Scott Schuepbach, Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 40, guided the cub scouts along the trail, pointing out plant life and animal tracks. While they walked along the path, they picked up any trash they found to help fulfill one of the “Leave No Trace” requirements.

The Cub Scouts in the pic-ture are: Jack Abendroth, Lucas Frey, Jake Schwarz, Daniel Wick, Brentan Hick-ey, and Henry McLaughlin-

Heil. Not pictured is Myles McLaughlin. Cubmaster Gary Miller and parents walked the trail with the Cub Scouts.

If you would like infor-mation on how you or your child can be involved in Scout-ing, please contact Gary Miller at 618-792-0180.

WELCOME TO ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Thank you for celebrating Mass with us today. Know that you are always welcome, and we are here to serve you in whatever way we can. Please let us know how we can assist you by checking any of the boxes below, and by dropping this form in the collection basket:

□ I am not Catholic and would like to talk with someone about the Catholic faith. □ I am a Catholic and interested in parish membership. □ I am returning to the Catholic Church. □ I have a special prayer request. □ I have a change of address, phone, or email.

Name____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address__________________________________________________City/State/Zip_____________________________________ Phone___________________________________________________Email____________________________________________

¨ The Parish Office plans the liturgy for your loved one’s funeral. The funeral home should send you to our Parish Office to plan the liturgy.

¨ We have a bereavement ministry to assist our families on a journey to healing.

¨ Our Parish Office holds all the records for the cemetery. If you have any questions or if you are interested in purchasing a grave in our cemetery, please call the Parish Office at 654-2339.

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P R A Y F O R V O C A T I O N S F A M I L Y

June 3 @ 11:30 am Steve & Ceil Kloss June 10 @ 9:30 am Bob & Debbie Vance

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Alexa Moss & Matthew Huelsmann

June 16, 2018

Covenant Network Having just experienced the great celebrations of Easter, the Ascension and now Pentecost, we are back in Ordi-nary Time in the Church. But Ordinary Time isn’t a time for lethargy and stagnation. Keep your spirit lifted and your prayer-life focused with inspiring and informative Catholic programming on Covenant Network. In addition to the Holy Mass, we pray the Rosary, the Angelus, the Divine Mercy Chaplet and other prayers daily. You will find live call-in shows, Q & A programs about Catholic teaching, and music as well as faith-nourishing pro-grams on Scripture, the saints and Church history. You can listen on the radio, on the Covenant Network app on your mobile device or on our website: ourcatholicra-dio.org. Tune in to AM 1080 to find out how Catholic radio will change your life.

Father’s Day Next Sunday is Father’s Day and Relevant Pregnancy

Option Center congratulates all fathers and wishes them a

great father’s day. We want to remind everyone to return

your baby bottles next weekend. There will be tubs in all

vestibules as you enter church at

each mass. Your donations make it

possible for our parents to give their

babies the gift of life. Thanks and God

bless you.

BAPTISM

Please welcome and congratulate the following newly baptized. By water and the Holy Spirit, they have re-ceived new life from God through Baptism.

June 2, 2018 Ember Rose Klaus

June 3, 2018 Anna Maureen McGinley

Ministry Schedule JUNE 16th & 17th

This week’s Stewardship

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May 27th Stewardship

REPORT FOR MAY 27, 2018

GENERAL SUPPORT

Church Envelopes $13,423

Online Giving $2,751

Loose $660

Kid's Collection $56

TOTAL GENERAL SUPPORT $16,891

OTHER SUPPORT

Adopted Parish $217

Capital Improvement $127

Capital Improvement Tuck Pointing $125

Catholic Communication Campaign $681

Tuition $1,341

TOTAL OTHER SUPPORT $2,491

TOTAL SUPPORT $19,382

YTD GENERAL SUPPORT

Budgeted to May 27, 2018 $990,192

Received-To-Date (48th Week) $1,010,676

Over Budget $20,484

Average Weekly Over Budget $427

% YTD Budget Reached 102.1%

REPORT FOR JUNE 3, 2018

GENERAL SUPPORT

Church Envelopes $15,805

Online Giving $2,657

Loose $821

TOTAL GENERAL SUPPORT $19,283

OTHER SUPPORT

Adopted Parish $1,756

Capital Improvement $171

Capital Improvement Tuck Pointing $140

Catholic Communication Campaign $24

Catholic Times $15

Peter's Pence $25

Seminarians $10

St. Vincent dePaul 120

TOTAL OTHER SUPPORT $2,261

TOTAL SUPPORT $21,543

YTD GENERAL SUPPORT

Budgeted to June 3, 2018 $1,010,821

Received-To-Date (49th Week) $1,029,959

Over Budget $19,138

Average Weekly Over Budget $391

% YTD Budget Reached 101.9%

5:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM

Server Chase Noeltner Lacey Schroeder (sub req.) Matthew Sinnock

Leah Hopfinger Chase Korte Reece Korte

Kori Huelsmann Joseph Jansen Michael Meinhart

Madison Autry Nicole Yann NOT FILLED

Lector Margie Duncan Tom Hill

Joe Heimann Howard Held

Eric Kukowski Lu Ann Peek

Jerry Morence Susan Neuhaus

Extraordinary Minister Team Leader

Marietta Winkeler Stan Wessel Grace Sugg Marcia Donini

Extraordinary Minister

Courtney Abbott Paul Finkes Derek Kloss Sharon Knuf Joe Wetmore Kim White NOT FILLED NOT FILLED

Dennis Higgins Pam Higgins Michael Meinhart Lee Trame Carla Tscherney Dick Tscherney Vincent Watts NOT FILLED

Dave Bodinet Michael Haufler Pat Korte Ray Korte Chris Miller Gayla Reynolds Adam Rinderer Lee Rinderer

Dawn Autry Marge Steinkoenig Brian Wuebbels Kimberly Zagorski (sub req.) Joseph Zagorski (sub req.) NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED

Hospitality Minister Team Leader

Rick Aholt Dave Rakers NOT FILLED Kathleen Quitmeyer

Hospitality Minister

Bill Duncan Rita Gaffner Kevin Hemann Louise Hemann

Paul Ray Capelle Kenny Klaus Pete Korte Carol Rakers

Dean Habing (sub req.) Brad Huelsmann Andy Jansen Carol Zimmermann

JoAnne Marks (sub req.) Darrel Newman Mary Jo Newman Darwin Wiess

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Monday, June 11

7:00 am Mass † Virginia Rezabek

8:45 am Communion Service - Faith Countryside Apartments

Tuesday, June 12

7:00 am Mass † Ralph Klostermann

8:45 am Communion Service - Highland Home

9:00 am Communion Service - San Gabriel Wednesday, June 13

7:00 am Mass † Jerry Frey (AT HOSPITAL) 9:30 am Communion Service Highland Health Care Center Thursday, June 14 7:00 am Mass † Lawrence & Mary Thole 8:45 am Communion Service - Legacy Place

9:30 am Communion Service - Faith Countryside Nursing Center Friday, June 15

8:20 am Mass † Martin Wick

Saturday, June 16 5:00 pm Mass † Living & Deceased members of Clarence “Sled” Frey family and † Jim Klaus Sunday, June 17

7:30 am Mass † Rita Holzinger & Leo & Leona Ottensmeier

9:30 am Mass † Rich & Ronnie Rehkemper 11:30 am Mass † Ewald Holzinger

Mass Schedule & Intentions Parish Calendar of Events

Monday, June 11

6:00 PM Heartland Community Chorus Practice

Wednesday, June 13

10:00 AM Staff Meeting LUNCH BUNCH 7:45 PM Adult Choir Practice 8:00 PM Men's Basketball

Thursday, June 14

4:00 PM Pastoral Council Meeting 6:00 PM Kirchenfest Monthly Meeting

Friday, June 15

OFFICE CLOSING AT NOON 8:20 AM Children's Mass + Recreation 5:00 PM Moss - Huelsmann Wedding Rehearsal

Sunday, June 17

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY

Deanna Harlan, Pastoral Assoc. for Faith Formation, ext . 217 dharlan@stpaulhighland.org

Ron Knapp, Pastoral Assoc. for Youth and Catechist Formation, ext. 210 rknapp@stpaulhighland.org

Mary Lou Meridith, Procurator Advocate jamesmeridith@charter.net

Dale Triplett, Maintenance Superintendent, ext. 206 dtriplett@stpaulhighland.org

Kathy Sherman, School Principal, ext. 300 ksherman@stpaulhighland.org

Renee Mitchell, School Vice Principal, ext. 301 rmitchell@stpaulhighland.org

Debbie Furlow, School Secretary, ext. 302 dfurlow@stpaulhighland.org

Denise Koopmann, School Cafeteria, ext. 222 dcapelle@stpaulhighland.org

Rev. Pat Jakel, Pastor pjakel@stpaulhighland.org

Msgr. David Peters, Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Dave Bohnenstiehl, Permanent Deacon daveb14140@earthlink.net Michael Meinhart, Seminarian michaelmeinhart@kenrick.edu

Dineen Czar, Executive Manager & Liturgical Music Coordinator, ext. 203 dczar@stpaulhighland.org

Lorraine Senci, Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Care and Spirituality, ext. 202 lsenci@stpaulhighland.org

Jennifer Hilling, Office Manager, ext. 200 jhilling@stpaulhighland.org

Laurie Scott, Administrative Assistant, ext. 215 lscott@stpaulhighland.org

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www.1800rentnow.net • www.terra-properties.com

www.spengel-boulanger.com

1105 BROADWAY • HIGHLAND

618-654-5588New Construction, Renovation & Repair

Sewer/Drain Cleaning & Repair

Brian & Connie Ruffini-Parishioners

1105 BROADWAY • HIGHLAND

618-654-5588New Construction, Renovation & Repair

Call or visit any of our financial advisors in the area. To find an Edward Jones office near you, visit www.edwardjones.com

Kevin M Dewaele Linda Manley1005 Washington Street 532 Edwardsville RoadHighland, IL 62249 Troy, IL 62294618-654-6836 618-667-3272

Member SIPC

Equity Fifty-Five Highland, LLC Real Estate Sue Wurth, Broker®

1 B Woodcrest Dr. • Highland, IL Bus: 618-654-5575 Cell: 618-530-0040 suewurth@hotmail.com “AREA LEADER IN LISTINGS AND SALES” An independently owned and operated member of Equity Fifty-Five Real Estate

David & Therese Korte Owners

Hours:

Tues. - Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-3

Closed Sun. & Mon.810 Deal Street • Highland

618-654-3813

TORBIT’S FLOORING & DECORATING SHOPPE

Carpet • Vinyl • HardwoodTile • Laminate • Blinds

4 Ultra Way, Highland 654-4353

Serving You As Family

618-654-2155

1223 BroadwayJames W. Meridith

Funeral Director

James L. Meridith

Funeral Director, Parishioner

654-8086

Darren A. Altadonna, D.M.D.

Byron E. Barker, D.M.D. 1117 Washington • Highland

618.654.9866 • www.thesmileshoppe.com

PLUMBING

HEATING

AIR CONDITIONING

654-2193 Dave Neier • Parishioners

AIR

KENT’S PAINTINGInterior & Exterior

Commercial & ResidentialVery Neat Work • Insured

Kent Korte 618-792-2542

1520 Maple St., Highland

Thick and Thin Hardwoods - Lumber for all uses

- Tree Removal - Firewood

Google • JR Potthast Baseball

Professional Instructions

618-960-4467

Anne Doll-Pollard, M.D. Bonnie Gelly, M.D.

Nancy Taylor, WHNP

100 Woodcrest Drive, Highland, IL 62249

618-654-4828www.sogamds.com or

www.facebook.com/sogamds

Anne

RICK’S ACE HARDWARE

2645 Northtown Way • Highland, IL (618) 651-1544

DAIBER TOWING2702 STATE ROUTE 160

HIGHLAND, IL 62249

618-654-TOWU

DAIBER TOWING2702 STATT TAA E ROUTE 160

HIGHLAND, IL 62249

1818 Pine Street • Highland, ILBACKHOE - SKIDLOADER - EXCAVATOR - TRENCHER

LICENSED SEWER INSTALLATION Office 618-654-5075 Mobile 618-781-6452

Greg Munie • munietrench@charter.net

• Lifetime Warranty

• Fully Insured

• Free Estimates

1-800 966-2379 Bus

1-618-654-4774 Fax

bdry@parisincco.com Email

www.bdry.com Web

11308 Route 143 Highland, IL

S O L U T I O N S

1130

• Basement & Crawlspace

Waterproofing

• Piering, Beams and

Foundation Repair

• Wall Anchors

Business 1-618-654-4771Fax 1-618-654-4774

email bwet@parisincco.com

www.bwetsolutions.com11308 State Rt. 143

Highland, IL

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Above Ground Pools • Spas • Chemicals

• Dr. Roy Reinarman • Dr. Brett Spalding

209 Flax Drive Highland, IL

654-7461

dental care

Excelling in Automotive Care

601 Walnut St. • 654-8471Keith & Laurie Frank

$5.00 OFF for Oil Service

Automotive Center

H I G H L A N D • I L L I N O I S

M-F 9am-4pm • Sat. till Noon

401 Broadway Highland, IL 62249651-4401 • windowsonbroadway.com

Religious gifts and Books, Inspirational for all occasions

Art Antiques Furniture Unique Meeting and Event Space

ADVANCED RADON

MITIGATION“Saving lives one mitigation at a time.”

13680 Michael Road, Highland

Brian “Keith” Hagler

618-910-2034

JUST NORTH OF ST. JOSEPH’S

HOSPITAL IN BREESE

Where seniors come to be happy and healthy and have fun!

Contact Bob Swagman to place an ad today!

RSwagman@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2650

Appearance CenterMarsha Holtgrave

COMPLETE FAMILY HAIR CARE

Hair Pieces AvailableCall 618-654-2623

1304 Mercantile Dr., Highland, IL