HOLY MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00AM Weekday: M-F 6:30 and 8:15am, Sat 7am Holy day at 6:30 & 8:15am, 7:00pm

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: 1st Saturdays @ 7am Mass

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Tuesday 9:00am –8:00pm

RECONCILIATION: Following 8:15am Mass every Tuesday Every Saturday, 4:00-4:45pm

ROSARY: Every Saturday following 7:00am Mass, M-F follow-ing

St. Simon the Apostle CATHOLIC CHURCH Founded 1959

11011 Mueller Road, St. Louis, MO 63123 www.stsimonchurch.org phone: 314-842-3848 Fax: 314-842-9829

Pastor ................................... Rev. Brad Modde, ext. 117 frbmodde@stsimonchurch.org

Senior Associate Pastor ... Rev. Tom Santen, ext. 118 tsanten@stsimonchurch.org Pastoral Associate.............. Deacon David M. Camden, ext. 120 deacondave@stsimonchurch.org

Deacon ................................. Deacon Paul F. Stackle, ext. 119

We Are St Simon

PARISH OFFICE Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:00pm (close for lunch 12-12:30pm)

Parish Staff: Secretary .................. Nancy Caciano, ext. 100 stsimon@stsimonchurch.org Business Manager ... Cindy Maloney, ext. 102 businessmgr@stsimonchurch.org Accountant ............... Joan Fischer, ext. 101 accountant@stsimonchurch.org Director of Music ...... Michelle Shaver-Krus, ................................... 314-606-4595 and Worship music@stsimonchurch.org

Youth Ministry .......... Susan Pollard, ext. 128 youthministry@stsimonchurch.org www.stsimonchurch.org PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN: Maggie Moore ............ 314-842-3848, ext. 132 pgc@stsimonchurch.org

ST. SIMON PARISH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: www.stsimonchurch.org 11019 Mueller Road, 314-842-3848, 2 Fax: 314-849-6355 Principal ...................... Karin Hiatt, ext. 203 Coord. Religious Ed. ... Mary Jo Ponder, ext. 205 Admin. Asst. ................ Karen Finn, ext. 200 School Tuition ............. Cindy Maloney, 842-3848, ext. 102 businessmgr@stsimonchurch.org

ST. SIMON PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION: 11019 Mueller Road 314-842-3848, ext. 241 Fax: 314-849-6355 Director ....................... Julie Ferretti, ext. 212 psr@stsimonchurch.org

SIMON SAYS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER: www.simonsaysecc.com 11015 Mueller Road 314-842-3848, 3 Fax: 314-842-4935 Director ....................... Michele Snyder, ext. 300

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS! You may register by going to our website, www.stsimonchurch.org & selecting the ‘Parish Information’ tab, or by stopping in our parish office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Second and Fourth Sundays at 12:00pm noon. Registered parishioners should contact Deacon Dave Camden (842-3848, ext. 120) at least three weeks prior to desired date. Baptism Instruction required for first-time parents and godparents.

March 04, 2018

PRAYER FOR OUR PARISH MISSION

Almighty God, we ask for your blessing upon our parish, as we prepare for this time

of renewal during our parish mission. May your Holy Spirit fill our hearts and

minds, to hear your call, to place our own gifts and talents in service of the gospel.

Help us to know of your love and compassion for each one of us. May we follow in the footsteps of St. Simon the

Apostle, serving You and our neighbor. We ask these and all our prayers through

Jesus Christ, who is Lord forever and ever. Amen

BULLETIN DEADLINE: EACH TUESDAY BY 9:00AM FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEKEND BULLETIN. This schedule can change for Holy Days and holidays. SEND TO EMMA AT bulletineditor@stsimonchurch.org

St. Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

Third Sunday of Lent Today is the third Sunday of our Lenten preparation. Today’s readings begin with a listing of the simple, straightforward

rules in Exodus. However, in First Corinthians, we see that our faith is anything but simple rules. Our faith is in the spirit of a crucified Christ, a God whose foolishness is wiser than our wisdom, whose weakness is stronger than our strength. John’s Gospel does nothing to help reconcile these seemingly irreconcilable expressions of faith. Jesus sees people conducting business outside the temple and reacts violently. Jesus’ anger at the disrespect shown by following the letter but not the spirit of the Law is palpable. Jesus is the Spirit of the Law. It is Jesus, the Crucified, to whom we look for our faith.

LIVE BY THE RULES Life might be easier if there were just a list of rules that we could follow. There is such a list in Exodus. Rules offer the false sense of security that if we follow them then we will have done enough. Our Christian faith, however, is rooted not in rules, but in Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection defy all the rules. Jesus knew that strength is born of weakness and wisdom born of foolishness. Jesus’ life embodies that paradox. What Jesus knew when he went up to Jerusalem and entered the temple area was that his Father’s house had been made a marketplace, a place of commerce, transactions, and exchange of goods for money. What the temple represents, who Jesus is, is a relationship, an ongoing relationship of one soul to another, of our souls to God.

RISE IN RELATIONSHIP Rules are the most basic and primitive way to shape our behavior in accordance with larger principles and truths that go beyond rules. The rule says “You shall not kill,” but the truth is that all life is sacred and must be protected and safeguarded. The rule is the least you can do. Jesus lived as if he were required to do not the least but the most. He lived as if he must not just protect and safeguard the lives before him. He lived as if he must sacrifice his own life for the lives of others. Jesus understood that the rules were not just about avoiding certain acts but were also about embracing certain truths. Not only must one not kill, one must have the strength to give one’s own life for others if that is required. One must not lie but must speak the truth even when to do so seems foolish. These rules outline for us the beginning of our understanding of strength born of weakness, wisdom born of foolishness. Jesus shows us how much is really required. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Lenten Activities:

RCIA On Thursday, March 22, 2018 our RCIA class will attend their last class in preparation for their full reception into the church during this year's Easter Vigil. During this final class, which will be held in church (7:00pm-8:15pm), Rick Eschel-bach of the RCIA Team will lead the session which is a walk-through of the rituals and ceremonies of Holy Week. Any pa-rishioner who is interested in learning more about the church's "Great Week" is welcome to attend this session.

LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS On Friday, March 23, 2018 at 7:30pm all parishioners are in-vited to the Living Stations of the Cross. Members of our par-ish reenact the poignant events of the last hours of Jesus be-fore his death. The meditations that accompany these actions were written by St. Pope John Paul II for the outdoor Stations of the Cross in Rome during the Jubilee year of 2000. Imme-diately following the conclusion of the presentation of the Liv-ing Stations exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will take place in Church until 9:15pm.

A LENTEN INVITATION Once again this Lenten season here at St. Simon Parish we have a wonderful opportunity to live out this profound senti-ment, "Faith is genuine only if crowned by charity". We will "crown" our faith by performing a work of charity on Satur-day morning, March 24, 2018 as we conduct our annual Len-ten food drive to benefit our St. Vincent de Paul Society, as well as the Affton Christian Churches Food Pantry, of which St. Simon Parish is a member. On Saturday morning, March 24, 2018 volunteers will be out-side the lower church doors from 7:30am-11:00am to receive your "works of charity" in the form of contributions of non-perishable food and personal hygiene items for use by these wonderful organizations as they strive to meet the challenges of those in our area who are in need. Following is a list of suggested items for donation by last names: ABC...Rice/Pasta or Pasta Sauce/Mac & Cheese DEF....Jars of Baby Food/Powdered Milk/Peanut Butter GHI...Canned Meat (chicken/ham/Spam) JKL...Canned Vegetables/Canned Fruit MNO...Canned Ravioli/Spaghetti/Sloppy Joe/Stew/ Chili PQR....Flour/Sugar/Box Mixes (Cake, Au Gratin or Scalloped Potato) STU....Cereal/Pancake Mix and Syrup VWXYZ...Canned or box Soup/Ramen Noodles Additional items needed are: paper towels, toilet paper, facial tissues, bar soap, shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, house-hold cleaners and laundry detergent. Monetary donations will also be gratefully accepted. Volunteers of all ages (those under 18 must have a parent or guardian present the entire time) are needed that morning to help receive, sort, box-up and deliver the items. Those with vans/SUVs/pickup trucks to help transport the items are espe-cially needed. If you (or your family) are available to help, please contact Rick Eschelbach at 314-541-5304 or rickeschelbach@att.net

St. Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

Please pray for the sick & homebound, esp. :

Roy Albright Steve Altemeyer Jeanette Bauer Sam Balistrella Mark Bingesser Mary Bowyer Patricia Brose Russ Bouchaert Mary Cibulka Beverly Dent Dennis Duffin Katie Dunivin Karen Fonke Marlene Graul Joann Groeller Jack Hanewinkel Ruth Hassler Joanne Henderson Chris Hoey Hilda Kern Sharon Kiely Dave Koerber

Rose Lambrich Anna Loehnig Don Meinhardt Jimmie Meinhardt Paul Noonan Jane Novak Yvonne Pfeil Mary Jo Ponder Jaidyn Russell Carol Ship Richard Syberg Karen Thompson Gina Ventucci Jackie Ventucci Linda Walker Ray Washausen Mary Weber Carol Wilk Holly Wille Alexis Winter Kay Wittmaier-Bloss Irene Wuertz

Parish Stewardship of Treasure :

March 4, 2018 - 3rd Sunday of Lent “You shall not carve idols for yourselves in the shape of anything…” - Exodus 20:4 How many “gods” do you put before God? “Idols” do not always take the shape of physical things, things we can touch and feel. Those are easy to recognize. Many times they take the form of things we cannot touch and are much harder to spot like pride, power, ego, time, comfort or health.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4; Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6-7bc, 8-9; Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-11ab, 14, 17; Mk 12:28-34 Saturday: Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-21ab; Lk 18:9-14 Sunday: 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23; Ps 137:1-6; Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21

March 4-Third Sunday of Lent: In today’s Gospel Jesus is asked “What sign can you show us?” Every day we can see signs of how God has visited us in the blessings of our lives. Let us be a sign of God’s love by being a blessing to others. Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can be a sign of God’s love to the suffering and poor.

St. Vincent De Paul Society News :

Dynamic Catholic, Alive! – The Cross There is so much to reflect upon in the readings today. First, we can reflect on the Ten Commandments in the proper way and what their true nature is: they are guideposts to living in authentic freedom for goodness. They are not mere restrictions against fun as the world often tells us. Second, Paul reminds us that we must preach Christ crucified and never offer less than the truth about our faith to others. Christ’s Passion shows us that we too must endure suffering in order to enter into glory. Finally, the Gospel shows the righteous anger of Christ and foreshadows His Resurrection from the dead. We are called to walk the road to Calvary with Christ and enter into the mystery of His suffering. archstl.org/dynamic

Year to Date

YTD is from 7/1/17-1/28/18

Week Ending 2/18/18

Offertory Actual YTD 1/28/18

Budget YTD 1/28/18

Variance YTD 1/28/18

Offertory-Envelopes 360,876 351,731 9,145

On-Line Giving 110,850 115,654 -4,804

Loose Offertory 10,836 14,010 -3,174

Total 482,561 481,394 1,167

Offertory Actual w/e 2/18/18

Budget w/e 2/18/18

Variance w/e 2/18/18

Offertory-Envelopes 10,400 11,346 -946

On-Line Giving 3,720 3,731 -10

Loose Offertory 270 452 -182

Total 14,390 15,329 -1,138

Volunteers Needed for Parish Mission

The Parish Mission is March 11th-14th. If you are available to volunteer any of those nights, please check the website: www.stsimonchurch.org and look for our link to sign up on our homepage. Thank you for all you do!

St Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

THANK YOU SPIRITUAL ADOPTION OF AN UNBORN BABY Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to protect the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted. Name: Date: 3/4/18. Seventh Month: “OAB” is now about 3 lbs. which makes its skin smoother. The eyelids can now open and close and look around and respond to light. It can also support his/her body weight with one hand!

FEB 14 THRU MARCH 25TH -- 40 DAYS FOR LIFE “A Season of Yearning” Any day between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM, Planned Parenthood, 4251 Forest Park Ave.

MAR 5 -- PROJECT RACHEL, A Spiritual Support Group for post-abortive women held every 1st Mon of the month at 7:00 PM. Contact Marisol at 314-792-7451 or ihnpfaff@swbell.net.

MAR 13 -- MRL PRO-LIFE ACTION DAY -- Respect Life Day at the Capitol in Jeff City. Meet and greet your Legislators. Buses provided from various points in the area. For more information, call MRL State Office, 573-635-5110 or missourilife.org.

MARCH 14TH -- HAS BEEN CHOSEN as St Simon’s day at Planned Parenthood. 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM. MARK YOUR CALENDAR. Sign-up sheet can be found on the table in the lobby. Thank You!

Pro-Life News:

Looking for an energetic and fun loving person, to work approximately 15-20 hours a week 2pm-6pm. There are opportunities to receive more hours and advancement. Looking for someone who is studying education or has experience working with children of all ages. Perfect opportunity for college or high school students (18 or older).

SUMMER 2018 & FALL 2018-2019 school year

Please call to inquire 314-842-3848 ext. 301 or send resume to asstdirector@stsimonchurch.org

Simon Says Preschool:

Simon Says Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 24th 9:00 am

St. Simon Fields Rain or Shine

Easter Bunny

photo ops Games and Crafts.

For ages 1-10

$10.00 per family Please make checks payable to

St. Simon

Reservation deadline Friday, March 16th please contact: frog1@stsimonschool.org

Please provide number of

children and their ages

Don’t forget to bring your favorite Easter basket!!

The Knights of Columbus Crusader Council Ladies Auxiliary would like to thank everyone who donated their time and talents on Tuesday, February 20th. We had St. Simon students, quilters, and everyone in between. We sewed, ironed, folded and bagged 160 pillowcases for Cases for Smiles, with another 60 pillowcases made and donated by a very busy parishioner, for a total credited to St. Simon of 220 pillowcases!!! These brightly colored pillowcases will be given to children in 3 area children’s hospitals going through cancer and other lifesaving treatments. The pillowcases help to brighten the children’s day and give them something to look forward to, picking out just the right pillowcase for themselves. Again, THANK YOU to everyone who helped that night with a special thank you to Jack who came with his wife. After walking into the Lower Church Hall full of women working away, Jack stayed and helped with Linda, his wife. I hope that if you didn’t come this year that you can come next year. It is a fun night for a good cause. Come back Jack!

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St. Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

Babysitting will be offered by reservation in the Simon Says ECC, by calling Angel Camden at 314-540-7726. Transportation arranged by calling Terry Prange at 314-566-1503.

St Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

Join Spirit and Truth this Thursday at 7:00pm for Eucha-ristic adoration and fellowship at Immaculate Heart of Mary. All young adults are welcome! For details, visit us at spiritandtruthstl.org, or like us on Facebook at fb.me/spiritandtruth.stl.

Ignatian Spirituality Project Company of Grace Event

Join the Ignatian Spirituality Project (ISP) at the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Motherhouse on Sunday afternoon, March 11th, at 2:00 pm for our annual Company of Grace event. ISP offers retreats that give hope and healing to a vulnerable group, those who are homeless and in recovery from addition. The March 11 event will be keynoted by Paul Coutinho. We will welcome Ann Rotermund and Fred Domke, as champions against injustice, into the Company of Grace. Ann has led ISP St. Louis for 10 years. Fred started Bridge Bread which is a social enterprise offering hope and job opportunities to the homeless. Cost is only $30; more details and tickets for the event can be purchased at http://bit.ly/ispmarch11. All proceeds from the event will benefit the work of the Ignatian Spirituality Project in St. Louis. Find out more about ISP at www.ispretreats.org.

Word-of-Life March 4th

O God our Creator… give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith.” USCCB, “Prayer for the Protection of Religious Liberty” www.bit.ly/ReligiousLibertyPrayer

Marianist Retreat Center Lent is a time for reflection: Are you a dad wondering if there is something special you can do this Lent with your son? We are offering a day of prayer for Fathers and Sons (in elementary school) called, SONS OF JOSEPH, on Sunday March 18, 2018. The 4 hour program will focus on prayer and a service project. For more information go to: SONS OF JOSEPH REGISTRATION - - - - - - - - - - - - As an adult are you looking for an opportunity to partici-pate in a Lenten reflection on a unique weekend retreat? The Heavingly Banquet Palm Sunday Retreat, led by Msgr. Michael Witt can be found at: Palm Sunday Retreat Registration - - - - - - - - - - - - - Good Friday Day of Prayer - info and registration at: GOOD FRIDAY REGISTRATION

We would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to the entire Parish Community for all of your support and prayers for Traci during the past few months. It is great to be part of such a caring community.

The Esker and Sinnwell Families

St Simon the Apostle Third Sunday of Lent March 04, 2018

Eucharistic Adoration Schedule :

Pat Thompson 3:00 - 3:20 pm (Chaplet) Diane Colona (2:45-3:45) (weekly) 3:00 - 4:00 pm Sally Laux (weekly) Gerry Jekel (3:30-4:30) (weekly) NEED HELP NEED HELP 4:00 - 5:00 pm Carol Kusmec (weekly) Joan Smith-Lauer NEED HELP NEED HELP 5:00 - 6:00 pm Kathy Cusumano (weekly) Michael Orlando Georgeann Bauer Barbara VandeRiet 6:00 - 7:00 pm Mary Sack (weekly) Phyllis/Carl Beckman NEED HELP NEED HELP 6:45 - 7:05 pm (Chaplet) Traci Winnon 7:00 - 8:00 pm Carolyn Geber (weekly) John Ferretti (weekly) Traci Winnon Connie/Jim Vendt NEED HELP

Eucharistic Adoration Assigned Schedule March 6th - 1st Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00 am Georgine Siems (until 9:45) (weekly) Peggy Hasenmueller (weekly) Bonnie Cuneo NEED HELP 10:00 - 11:00 am Carolyn Wheeler (weekly) Lori Gleason Ginny Mika NEED HELP 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Barb/Bruce Schoenig (weekly) Jim Brennan (weekly) NEED HELP NEED HELP 12:00 - 1:00 pm Beverly Loslo (weekly) Leo Bartolotta NEED HELP NEED HELP 1:00 - 2:00 pm Pat O'Malley (weekly) Linda Buxton NEED HELP NEED HELP 2:00 - 3:00 pm Peggy Becker (weekly) Julianne Muehlher (weekly) Katie Johnston

THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IS EXPOSED EVERY TUESDAY FROM 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM We are the church and Jesus is the center.

To volunteer, please call Mary Karen or Jerry Willick at 314-487-7634 or 314-640-0679.

Every Tuesday evening we pray the "Chaplet of Divine Mercy", in song during Eucharistic Adoration at 6:45 pm - 7:05 pm. NEW: We have added a 3:00 pm - 3:20 pm timeslot to pray the “Chaplet of Divine Mercy” in song. NOTE: Be sure to arrive by 2:45 to avoid the school lot dismissal by 2:55.

JESUS Promises Great Graces through His Image and praying the Chaplet. Please mark your calendar and come join us.

Stewardship in Action @ St. Simon… Upcoming 2018

Stewardship Opportunities:

To sign up, just go to our parish website: http://www.stsimonchurch.org/ and click on the

Local Stewardship – Serving our Community button

1/18/2018 (Thurs) 3pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals x

2/21/2018 (Wed) GiFT x

3/22/2018 (Thurs) 3pm-6:30pm Hope Lodge

4/18/2018 (Wed) 3pm-6:30pm Fisher House

5/17/2018 (Thurs) 3pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals

6/20/2018 (Wed) 4pm-7pm St. Louis Area Foodbank

7/12/2018 (Thurs) 3pm-6:30pm Peter & Paul Meals

8/13/2018 (Mon) 3pm-6:30pm Fisher House

9/05/2018 (Wed) 4pm-7pm St. Louis Area Foodbank

10/2018 (TBD) GiFT

11/10/2018 (Sat) 10am-1pm St. Louis Area Foodbank

12/6/2018 (Thurs) 3pm-6:30pm Hope Lodge

Thank you to the amazing group of volunteers who spent 3 hours sorting, de-tagging, organizing, boxing, and hanging baby cloths. Much fun was had by all and we certainly helped out Jennifer, the founder of the GiFT non-profit. GiFT (Giving is a Family Tradition) is dedicated to helping families with critically ill newborns. The organization provides comprehensive support to ALL families.

Stewardship Committee – Community Outreach

“Open Our Hearts, Lord, to Your Service” We have switched 2nd grade Special Person’s Mass to March 8th. Next Friday, 5th grade will be leading us in the Stations of the Cross in the gym at 2:15. Please join us if you can. Thank you to those who are participating in our Lenten Service Project organized by Mrs. Bruce. Since this is our year of service, we have many opportunities for the students to perform acts of service. Please join us for the Parish Mission which is coming in March. We are looking forward to the presentation to the school children on Monday, March 12. A flyer is in this week’s newsletter with more information. Please spread the word to your friends about the amaz-ing things our teachers and students are accomplishing here at St. Simon’s. You are our best advertisement. Thank you for all you do to make our community a great place to be! Open our Hearts, Lord, to your Service, Mrs. Hiatt

St. Simon School News:

Fiat Women's Group All women are invited to Kenrick-Glennon Seminary (5200 Glen-non Drive, 63119) on the third Thursday of each month for pray-er and a talk. The next meeting will be on March 15, 2018. The speaker will be Father Paul Hoesing, Dean of Seminarians at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary. The Rosary will be prayed at 8 a.m., and Father Hoesing will speak from 8:15 a.m. until 9 a.m. Coffee will be offered afterwards in the Fireside Lounge un-til 9:30 a.m. For more information, see: www.kenrick.edu/fiat.

Mass Intentions March 10, 2018 5:00 PM Altar Servers Cece Schwartz Jack White Caiden Zeitler Extraordinary Ministers John Lang - # Mary Ann Lang - # Barbara Andrus Georgeann Bauer Lana Cornish Michael Johnston Ray/Colleen Schulte Rob/Laurie Zeitler Greeter Ned/Sue Kriegshauser Lectors Sue Kriegshauser 1st Read-ing Max Kriegshauser 2nd Reading Children’s Liturgist Terri Prange March 11, 2018 7:00 AM Altar Servers Carol Fuller Bob Weber Extraordinary Ministers Tom/Tina Dlugos - # Richard Nuelle - # Edward Berra John Ferretti Barb Ferretti Gigi Mueller Bob Mueller Patti Mueller Greeter Robin Kraatz Lector Traci Winnon 9:00 AM Altar Servers Megan Darrow Grace Quante Rebecca Spencer Extraordinary Ministers Anthony Sebben - # Robert Spencer - # Bill/Barbara Onder Chuck/Amy Roessler NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED Greeter NOT FILLED Petitions Alan Haker Lectors NOT FILLED Scout 11:00 AM Altar Servers Aidan Keppler Anna McLaughlin Nathan Uy Extraordinary Ministers Tammy Hampton - # Jeff Lawrence - # Beth Bartolotta Rick Eschelbach Chris Keppler Val Keppler

WEEK AT A GLANCE *PLEASE NOTE ALL MASSES ARE IN CHURCH

Sun Mar 4, 2018 7am Mass-Modde Where: church 9am Mass-Modde Where: church 11am Mass-Modde Where: church 12pm Jonah Team Where: Front of Church Blue and Gold Banquet Where: LCH 6pm Adult Co-ed Volleyball Where: Gym 6:30pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting Where: LCH Mon Mar 5, 2018 6:30am Mass-Modde Where: church 8:15am Mass-Santen Where: church 3pm 8th Grade Play Practice Where: LCH 6:30pm ACTS Core team meeting Where: Joseph Room 6:30pm Parish Council Mtg. Where: Mary Room 6:30pm Parish School of Religion Where: School Building 7pm Enrollment Committee Where: LCH 7:30pm Youth Ministry Prayer Meeting Where: YMR 8pm Holy Name Society Meeting Where: Cafe Tue Mar 6, 2018 6:30am Mass-Modde Where: church 8:15am All School Mass-Santen Where: church 9am Confession Where: back of church 9am Eucharistic Adoration. Where: Church 11am GPNH-Santen Where: Nursing Home 3pm 8th Grade Play Practice Where: LCH 6pm Rosary Making-2nd grade Where: cafe 8pm Benediction-Camden Where: church Wed Mar 7, 2018 6:30am Mass-Santen Where: church 8:15am Mass-Modde Where: church 9am School Confessions Where: church 6:30pm Bingo Where: Gym and Cafe 7pm Adult Choir Where: Church 7pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting Where: Mary Room Thu Mar 8, 2018 KofC meeting. Where: LCH and Joseph Rm 6:30am Mass-Modde Where: church 8:15am All School Mass-Santen Where: church 7pm RCIA Where: Mary Room Fri Mar 9, 2018 6:30am Mass-Modde Where: church 8:15am Mass-Santen Where: church 2:15pm Stations of the Cross Where: Church 3pm 8th Grade Play Practice Where: LCH 5pm Holy Name using cafe for prep Where: cafe 7pm Stations of the Cross Where: Church Sat Mar 10, 2018 All day Holy Name using cafe for prep work Where: cafe 7am Mass-Santen Where: church 4pm Confessions Where: church 5pm Mass-Modde Where: church 6pm Middle School Trivia Where: LCH- set up during day Sun Mar 11, 2018 HOSPITALITY SUNDAY 7am Mass-Modde Where: church 9am Scout Mass-Modde Where: church 11am Mass-Modde Where: church 12pm Parish Baptisms-Camden Where: church 7pm PARISH MISSION Where: church

Sunday, March 4

7:00am

For the People

9:00am

Karen Vogt

11:00am

Gordon Noel

Monday, March 5

6:300am

Shirley McDaniels

Tuesday, March 6

6:30am

Marilyn Chambers

8:15am

Leo & Veronica Konkel

Weds., March 7

6:30am

Olivia Helen Marres

8:15am

Bob Fuller

Thursday, March 8

6:30pm

Marco Griffero

8:15am

Jim Giegling

Friday, March 9

6:30am

Marvin J. Sack

8:15am

Ruth Godefroy

Saturday, March 10

7:00am

Susan Seguin

5:00pm

Harry Sexton

Sunday, March 11

7:00am

For The People

9:00am

Julie Delker

11:00am

Ancell Whitney

8:15am

Tom “Summers’ Antonelli

and Mary Hochmuth

Erin Lawrence Jim Vendt Greeter Tony Aubuchon Lectors Diane Colona 1st Reading Daniel Hampton 2nd Reading Children’s Liturgist Connie Vendt

Bingo Workers February 28

Concession Stand: Tony Patrico, Tim Cuneo Closer: Bob Spencer Cash room: Steve Brokaw, Tracy Brokaw