Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
DAVENPORT
BUFFALO
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday 4:00 PM St. Alphonsus
Sunday 7:30 AM St. Alphonsus
9:00 AM St. Peter
10:30 AM St. Alphonsus
Confessions beginning at 3:15 p.m. on Saturdays before 4:00 p.m. Mass. Available by appointment, please call the parish office.
ST. ALPHONSUS ST. PETER
ST. ALPHONSUS CHURCH
Religious Education Director
Mary Ann Hagemann ...................................... 391-8593
RCIA Director
Sister Susan Rueve, O.S.F. .............................. 323-1502
St. Alphonsus Early Childhood
Education Center ....................................... 323-3204
Shelly Mclntosh, Director
ST. PETER CHURCH — BUFFALO
406 4th Street, Buffalo, IA 52728
Deacon Larry Dankert .................................. 381-2741
Parish Council President
Jim Matthys ................................................... 381-2553
Religious Education
Elementary - Nancy Stalder ............................ 381-2058
Intermediate - Scott Heskett .......................... 381-4991
PARISH SACRAMENTS
Baptism: Baptismal preparation class by appointment.
Please contact office for more information.
Weddings: Make arrangements pastor at least six months
before the wedding date. Dates and times for wedding in both
parishes must be scheduled by contacting the pastor.
RCIA: Classes begin mid-Sept for adults wishing to join the
Catholic church and/or wanting to enter more fully by receiving
the other sacraments. Please contact the parish office to register.
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING: Call Iowa Department of Human
Services Child Abuse Hotline: 800-362-2178 and if it involves
clergy or church personnel also notify Alicia Owens, the Victim
Assistance coordinator, 563-349-5002; [email protected]
AUGUST 28, 2016 .-.TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Moderator: Rev. Paul J. Appel
Parish Priests in Solidum: Rev. Christopher R. Young,
Rev. Guillermo Treviño, Jr. Residence: 2618 Boies Avenue • Davenport, Iowa 52802
Phone: (563) 322-0987 • Fax: (563) 323-1458 •
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Page: www.stalphonsusdav.org
Office Hours: Monday ― Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Debbie Phelps ― Administrative Assistant
Moderator: Rev. Paul J. Appel
Parish Priests in Solidum: Rev. Christopher R. Young,
Rev. Guillermo Treviño, Jr. Residence: 2618 Boies Avenue • Davenport, Iowa 52802
Phone: (563) 322-0987 • Fax: (563) 323-1458 •
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Page: www.stalphonsusdav.org
Office Hours: Monday ― Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Debbie Phelps ― Administrative Assistant
Susan Marshall– Office
Youth Minister : Joe Quinn……….381-7403
Email: [email protected]
GENERAL NEWS NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS: Wis 9:13-18b/ Ps 90:3-6, 12-17/ Phlm 9-10, 12-17/ Lk 14:25-33
2 │ St. Alphonsus & St. Peter
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Today Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
08:30 AM Rosary/ St Peter
Mon. Aug. 29 08:30 AM No Adoration/St. Alphonsus
09:00 AM Fr. Miller Retreat/ St Alphonsus Church
Tue. Aug. 30 07:35 AM Pro Life Rosary/St. Alphonsus
Wed. Aug. 31 09:00 AM Sewing Group/St. Alphonsus
01:00 PM St Monica Shawl Ministry/Bookstore
06:30 PM Youth Group/ St Alphonsus
Thurs. Sept 1 06:15 PM Unpack your Backpack for Preschool
/St Alphonsus Learning Center
Sun. Sept. 4 Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
11:00 AM Youth Group/ St Peters
CALLED AND GIFTED PROGRAM
Begin to discover the work of the Holy Spirit in you. Through
Baptism and Confirmation, you have received gifts from Him
that enable you to be a powerful channel of God’s love and a
presence to the world. Classes will be held at Our Lady of
Lourdes beginning on Monday September 12th from 6:30-
9:00 P.M. The program consists of 2-five week sessions. For
registration information or questions, please contact: Cheryl
Brogla-Krupke, [email protected], or call 563-343-2834
Priests, Deacons, Religious and Parishes:
Our country is again in turmoil. It does not take a long
walk back in history to the days of persecution of Catholic
immigrants, the KKK’s attacks on African-Americans, Jews
and Catholics even here in Iowa), the witch hunts for
“errant beliefs” of the McCarthy era, to see the parallels to
today’s unrest, the pitting of one group against anoth-
er. Today, our instant communications and the ability to
provide opinions, facts, slogans, and disingenuous
material at a rate that makes it difficult assess the value or
integrity of what we hear and see adds to the
turmoil. Recognizing the need to end the turmoil, the
violence, the acts contrary to the life and dignity of all as
creations of God, the president of the U.S. Conference of
Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has invited all dioceses across
the country to unite in a Day of Prayer for Peace in Our
Communities on Sept. 9, the feast of St. Peter Claver.
DAVENPORT WEST CLUSTER YOUTH MINISTRY St Alphonsus youth will be meeting in the Upper Room
every Weds evening from 6:30 to 7:45. If you have not
yet signed up you can sign up at the first meeting Au-
gust 31st.
St Peters youth will meet Sunday mornings @ 11am
starting Sept 4th.
Help is needed to set up flags on Labor Day
Sept.5th, in the morning and/or help take them down
in early evening.
Preliminary information is available for NCYC
2017. Those who will be 9th grade and above in the
2017-2018 school year are eligible to attend. A
"preliminary estimate" is needed by October 1, 2016 so
please contact us in order to reserve your space.
The DWC is selling the 2016-2017 Dining Tour Book-
lets. 2 for 1 coupons at over 140 area restau-
rants. Each book is $35.00 and the Youth Ministry re-
ceives $12.00 for each book sold to help fund our
NCYC and DCYC youth conference attendance.
More Information: DWC Youth Ministry/Joe Quinn, text
or phone (563)381-7403,
email [email protected]
Congratulations on another fantastic parish family effort for
the Fall Festival! The support and willingness to pitch in and
also to have a good time was so evident and pervasive in
these last few weeks. Hopefully everyone who attended had
a good time, whether they were family, friends, or new faces.
Thank you to all who put their time, talents and resources
towards making this years festival a success.
Fr Paul and the Festival Committees
MASS INTENTION
Sunday, September 4, 2016
9:00 AM † Tyrone Collins
ST. PETER – BUFFALO ST. ALPHONSUS – DAVENPORT
PARISH NEWS & EVENTS
3 │ Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
LITURGICAL ROLES FOR SEPTEMBER 4
Greeters ...................................... Ron & Sue Stalder
Eucharistic Minister ......................... Beverly Heintz
Lectors ....................... Ron Stalder & Kathryn Emde
Altar Servers ..... Dominic Padquet & Anton Kordick
Parishioners will have the opportunity to receive the Sacrament
of Reconciliation on Saturday’s at 3:15-3:45 p.m.
MASS INTENTIONS
Week of August 29-Sept 4
Mon. 8:00 Carl Stahler
10:30 Mass for Vocations/Good Samaritan
Tue. 8:00 Souls in Purgatory
Wed. 8:00 † Betty Rupe
Thu. 8:00 † Bob Pence
Fri. 8:00 † Bob Hughes
Sat. 4:00 † Rick Parkerl
Sun. 7:30 †Rita Hogarty
Sun. 10:30 †Lorraine Podhirny
LECTORS
Sat. 4:00 Sara Lannan/ Kathy Jones
Sun. 7:30 Mary Kraxner/ Amanda Wesson
10:30 Marsha Menke / Jody Fleischman
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Sat. 4:00 Liz Moritz/Marcia Moore
Sun. 7:30 Tori McCumsey/ Tyler McCumsey
10:30 Gloria Chavarria / Dottie Gallagher /
Amanda Podolski
ALTAR SERVERS
Sat. 4:00 Jana Anderson / Mikey Quinn
Sun. 7:30 Brileigh McCumsey / Jon Underwood
10:30 Andy / Evan Barnhart
CHURCH CLEANERS: DOTTIE GALLAGHER’S GROUP
Coral Degen, Tom Lowder, Pat & Bill Reagan, Barb & Dave Ryder
SEPT. CHURCH CLEANING: Mandie Bollman & Megan Fox
The new liturgy schedule for September through the first
week of November are out, if you have not received one
check the back table to pick yours up. This is just a two
month schedule because I am waiting to see if we have
any updates after volunteer Sunday.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH: Will host Jesse Manibusan on Wed. Sept. 14 at 6:30PM at the Central DeWitt Performing Arts Center. Free Will offering at the door. Jesse is a singer, songwriter, guitarist and teller of humor-ous tales. He shares from his heart the love of Christ and the call to live out our baptism in every aspect of life. His desire to compose music that can motivate the people of God to grow in compassion, mercy, integrity and courage is evident in all his music. Please join us for his uplifting and engaging message of Spirit, Peace and Mercy (SPAM) to people of all generations. Call Sharon at 563-659-3812 for more information.
What: 2016 Assumption Knight Kompany Dance Clinic
Who: For Girls and Boys Grades PreK-8 (Fall 2016)
Where: Assumption High School Main Gym
When: Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2016
Time: Starts 3:45 p.m., Ends 5:45 p.m. for 5th-8th
Starts 4 p.m., Ends 7 p.m. for PreK-4th
Performance: Friday, Sept. 9, at halftime of the Assumption
Varsity Football game vs. West Delaware at Brady Street
Stadium (appx. 7:45 p.m.)
Cost: $35. Includes KKD Tank Top and Dinner.
Highlights: Coach Rogalski will teach technique, AHS fight
song, and 2016 KKD tryout routine to 5-8th graders.
Deadline: Friday, Sept. 2. However, payment will be taken at
the door. Walk-ins are welcome, but are not guaranteed a
Tank Top.
Payment: make checks payable to: Assumption KKD
Contact: Head Coach Natalie Rogalski at
YOUNG ADULTS: THIS YEAR'S NEXT THEOLOGY ON TAP SEP-
TEMBER 8
The next Theology on Tap of 2016 for young adults will be at
Jersey Grille at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 8th. Fr.
Thom Hennen, vocations director of the Diocese of Davenport,
will be joining us to discuss "What to make of Pope Fran-
cis". As always, he'll blend humor and information together
for a wonderful night! Come for great discussion and fellow-
ship with young adults! Need babysitting? Contact Luke
at [email protected], and we'll arrange a babysitter to
come to your house. And we'll pay for them!
4a │ August 28, 2016
ST. ALPHONSUS EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION CENTER NEWS
Our new preschool year will officially begin on Tuesday,
Sept. 6. Our program is Monday thru Friday from 8:30 to
11AM and is FREE to parents. The only qualifications are:
1) There are no income guidelines to participate
2) Child must be four years old on or before Sept. 15
3) Child must be a resident of Iowa
4) Child doesn’t have to live within the Davenport School
boundaries
This year we will have twenty five preschoolers instead of
twenty and there are very few openings remaining. If you
know of anyone that may be interested, please let us
know.
UNPACK YOUR BACKPACK: Will be held on Thurs. Sept. 1
from 6:15-7:15PM. This will be a time for our preschool-
ers to unpack their backpack and get familiar with their
new classroom and teachers. This is also an opportunity
for parents to ask any questions, view the classrooms and
meet with the teachers.
TUITION INCREASE: We will have a slight increase in our
tuition schedule this year. Please see Shelly to discuss
your new rates.
DIOCESAN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Receptionist: We are in search of someone who is professional, personable, understands confidentiality and is able to volunteer one or more afternoons per week. Main duties include: attending to visitors, answering the phone, handling inquiries and helping with special projects as needed. Training will be provided. Human Resources: We are looking for someone with experi-ence in human resources that is willing to volunteer 5 to 10 hours/week. Desired experience includes: understanding of local, state and federal employment and EEO laws, knowledge of staff hand-books and strategic planning as it relates to human resources. Finance: We are looking for someone with experience with bookkeeping, accounting or finance that is willing to volunteer 5 to 10 hours/week. Desired experience includes: understanding of general accounting principles, payroll, benefits and Microsoft Office products. Cook: Do you enjoy the culinary arts? Do you have the gift of hospitality? Are you looking for a way to volunteer? If you are passionate about cooking and have a flexible schedule, we would love to speak with you. Proofreader: Do you have an eye for news? We are looking for volunteers to join in proofreading each week’s Catholic Messen-ger before it goes to press. If you have a passion for reading news, features, columns, editorials and letters related to the Catholic Church, we want you on our team. If you are good at catching typos, faulty grammar, missing words and erroneous headlines in the news . . . help us to make that not happen in The Messenger. Prime time for proofreading is Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. If interested in any of the above please contact Nikki Gartner at [email protected] or 563-888-4365.
