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MASS TIMES MON.—FRI.
9:00 A.M. MASS
PRAY THE ROSARY
1/2 HOUR BEFORE MASS
CHAPEL OPEN FOR PRAYER
8:00– 4:00 MON.—FRI.
RECONCILIATION
4:00—4:45 S AT.
MASSES
SAT. 5:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. OUTSIDE
SUN. 8:30 OUTSIDE 10:00 INSIDE
LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LAURIE ON HWY 5
176 Marian Dr.
Laurie, MO 65037
ASSOCIATE PASTOR
FATHER HENRY USSHER
DEACON—DAVE LOVELL
DIOCESE OF JEFFERSON CITY
BISHOP JOHN GAYDOS
ST. PATRICK SECRETARY,
DIANA BARACZ
BOOKKEEPER, KATHY WOODWARD
MAINTENANCE
TOM GERANT
CODY TAYLOR
PAT
PASTOR
FATHER
JOHN SCHMITZ
THE NATIONAL SHRINE OF
MARY, MOTHER OF GOD
Email:
Website: www.shrineofstpatrick.org
P.O. BOX 1250, LAURIE, MO
65038
MARKETING DIRECTOR,
ROSE VANDERBECK
573-374-MARY
Welcome to all our visitors, our parishioners
and guests, who have joined us at today’s
liturgy to share our faith and our joy in Our
Lord Jesus Christ. Please enjoy the beauty
of our spacious grounds and the Mother’s
Shrine dedicated to Mary Mother of the
Church and to all Mothers.
AT THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE OF THE OZARKS
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH
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other’s Shrine dedicated to Mary Mother
of the Church and to all Mothers.
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDIINARY TIME SUNDAY JUNE 26TH, 2016
JULY 15—ON THE GO LYSEUM THEATER—1776 PLAY
JULY 17 PERU & LATIN AMERICA 2ND COLLECTION
JULY 24—NOON JULY 28TH CAMP SIENNA
SEPT. 24 FALL DINNER & RAFFLE
UPCOMING EVENTS
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Come to a quiet place to pray.
Prolong and intensify your reception
with God by spending a half hour with
Him on every THURSDAY
following 9:00 Mass until 10:00.
STEWARDSHIP
WEEKEND COLLECTION June 19th $5,362
*includes electronic funds
Attendance approximately 381 in church
Outdoor Mother’s Shrine 740
Average weekly collections needed $6,800
Electronic fund transfer available for the 1st, 15th etc. avail-
able for weekly contribution, building & maintenance,
Charitable Outreach, Christmas and Easter.
MAINTAIN & STORE WITH CARE CAMPAIGN
The following is an update as of Mon. JUNE 13TH
Campaign Goal $80,000
Pledged $ 70,050 87.6%
Collected $ 71,248 89.1%
$9,950 NEEDED TO MEET OUR GOAL
Thanks to all who have contributed!!
Please consider a donation to assist with
meeting the above goal!!
Envelopes available in the back of Church
and in your envelope sets or a check, cash
WELCOME in the parish office!!
“Goodbye” “Welcome”
There is something difficult and painful about saying
good bye yet it is important that we grant ourselves the
opportunity to do so. My first important and difficult
farewell took place almost 45 years ago when I bid good
by to my family and friends and traveled to Missouri to
begin my priestly ministry.
Now I say good by to the Community of St. Patrick’s in
order to help in our churches outreach and welcome the
Hispanic community in the Northeast corner of our
Diocese.
I say Welcome to Father John Schmitz who will begin
his priestly ministry here at St. Patrick’s. I say welcome
knowing that you the people will continue to extend a
welcome to him in the months ahead.
I thank the many people who have helped promote the
Kingdom of God among the people who live and visit the
Lake of the Ozarks.
I thank you and God Bless!
Gura mhait againn agus beannact Dia.
Kque Dios los bendiga.
Peace Father Pat
RECEPTION FOR FATHER PAT
SUNDAY JUNE 26TH 11:30 A.M.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND TO WISH
FATHER PAT WELL AS HE PREPARES TO MOVE TO HIS
NEW ASSIGNMENT TO SENIOR PRIEST IN SERVICE OF
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, HANIBAL
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, LOUISIANA
ST. BRENDAN CHURCH, MEXICO
FATHER PAT’S PRIMARY MINISTRY WILL BE TO THE
HISPANIC POPULATION IN THOSE CITIES. HIS
RESIDENCE WILL BE AT ST. STEPHEN’S RECTORY,
INDIAN CREEK.
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ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH
MASS INTENTIONS JUNE 27TH
MON 9:00 GWEN SEATON SPC.
TUES. 9:00 FUNERAL MASS GREG PETERSEN
WED. 9:00 PHYLLIS BOCK
3:00 Pilgrimage Mass
THUR. 9:00 MARY KOCOUREC
FRI. 9:00 GREG PETERSEN
SAT. 5:00 BILL & LINDA DURBEN ANNIV.
8:00 MOTHER’S ON THE WALL
SUN. 8:30 MOTHER’S ON THE WALL
10:00 PARISHIONERS
ST. PHILIP BENIZI MASSES
FRI. 10:30 A.M. SUN. 10:30 A.M.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
PARISHIONERS - Julia Curiale, Mike Kuse,
Jim Eades, Ralph Baracz, Addie Walters, Eliza-
beth Rourke, Rich Rowan, Bill Shortino, Ceil Bish,
Duane Kennedy, Sandy Vossen, Doc Lee, Rose-
mary Stoltz, Thomas Heinsz, Adam Steffen, Barb
Miller, Don Drake, Mary Bray, Rosemary McKen-
zie, Barb Schweiger, Danny Deluca., Bud Raeker,
George Tankersley, Ray Lovell, Wenc Jira, Andy
Bayerl, Jim Kemp, Don Hamilton, Tom Mc Cann,
Pam Brinkoetter, Bob Grady, Tom Costello, Terry
Teal, Dennis Devine, Ron Slaughter, Diane
Hennessey, Gwen Seaton.
FRIENDS & FAMILY OF PARISHIONERS Natalie Staffieri, Crystal Raeder, Elmer Henry, Chuck Behrens, Phil Whitworth, Louise Starzynski, Mackenzie Trost, Richard Dascher, Pat Schartz., Bill O’Bryan, Gay Brumagin, Cheryl Kerfeld, Oleta Jones, Jennifer McKinney, Carrie Sheeley, Rilie Johnson, Luke Brooks, Ron Larrington, Brianna and Brody Decker, Darren Bozich, Arianna Cooper, Tony Marie Rinella, Ann Reilly, Henry McInnis, Ann Nieminski, Abby Kunne-man, Dorothy Bos, Michael Switalwski, Hal Trokey Jr., Kathy Egan, Sue Dunn, Addison, Nichols., Irma Web-ster, Baby Matthew, Sandra Poates, Haley Browning, Collette Moscato, Laura Keal, Anne Erola, Amy Schmitz, Elizabeth Gilreath Ryllie Foust, Chris Kuse., Christopher Bonick, Alma Thompson, Jacob and Crystal Miller, Ann Reilly, Janet Lloyd, Bill Sonner, Milli Rae Parker, Eleanor Peno, Billie Johnson.
SCRIPTURE READINGS JUNE 27TH
CONDOLENCES”
Mon. Saint Cyril of Alexandria
Am 2:6-10, 13-16/Mt 8:18-22
Tue. Saint Irenaeus
Am 3:1-8; 4:11-12/Mt 8:23-27
Wed. SAINTS PETER AND PAUL
Acts 12:1-11/2 Tm 4:6-8, 17-18/Mt 16:13-19
Thu. First Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church
Am 7:10-17/Mt 9:1-8
Fri. Blessed Junípero Serra Am 8:4-6, 9-12/Mt 9:9-13
Sat. Am 9:11-15/Mt 9:14-17
Sun. FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Is
66:10-14c/Gal 6:14-18/Lk 10:1-12, 17-20 or 10:1-9
St. Patrick’s and The Mother’s Shrine has
been designated by Bishop Gaydos as a spe-
cial place of prayer for pilgrims during the
Holy Year of Mercy.
HOLY YEAR OF MERCY
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good, for his
mercy endures forever.” (Psalm 118:1) Not once, but
3 times David proclaims, “His mercy endures
forever.” at the end of each of the next three verses.
We hear this refrain again in Psalm 136 as David
sings of God's greatness. In each of the 26 verses of
this Psalm he proclaims, “for his mercy endures
forever.”
GREG PETERSEN
Son of Jerry & Barb Petersen
BOB GRADY
May they have eternal rest in
their heavenly home and may the
Lord give comfort and peace to
the loved ones who mourn their
loss.
Please remember Greg, and the
Petersen family and Bob and the
Grady family in your prayers.
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. PAT’S RAFFLE
1st Prize $10,000
2nd prize $5,000
5 $1,000 prizes
TICKETS $25 EACH OR
5 FOR $100
Buy your winning ticket today!!!
DRAWING SEPT. 24TH
Raffle tickets will be sold at all Masses. I
will coordinate this year’s sales again and
will need your help in selling tickets. If
you are available please contact me
at 573-374-0662 or 573-286-7617.
God Bless, Nancy Pate
ST. PAT’S FALL DINNER
SEPTEMBER 24th
COMMUNITY FOR CHRIST
CAMP SIENNA
Camp Siena is for young women entering freshman
year of high school through those who are entering
their senior year. It is committed to helping young
Catholic women deepen their relationship with God
and others by exercising, understanding, and living
their unique feminine spirituallyity and becoming
the woman God is calling them to be.
Where: St. Patrick Church, Laurie
When: 5 pm Sun., July 24 - NOON, Thurs., July 28
Activities include: water and land activities; Camp
Wonderland; Camp Windermere Ropes Course and
Crafts; daily adventures of many kinds – with
opportunities for service, singing, Sacraments and
self-growth.
Cost: $150 (check payable to the Diocese of
Jefferson City) Contact: Marybeth Hunton at
573.635.9127, Ext. 233 or
THANK YOU
Diane Hennessy thanks everyone for prayers and well wish-
es for her recent month long hospitalization at Lake Region-
al Hospital and her present time at the Bluffs skilled nursing
facility in Columbia.
She also thanks the parishioners at St Patrick's for their par-
ticipation in her work to enhance the liturgical musical life
of the Mass and other prayer services. She regrets that she
will not be here to continue that work in the future, but
God's will be done. God bless you all. Diane Y Hennessy,
1607 Handley Place, Columbia, MO 65203 321-506-8533.
THANK YOU
I would like to thank our parish family for all the love and
support I received after my brother's passing. The kind
words, cards sent, masses said and candles lit gave me
great comfort at a very difficult time. Donna Griffith
ANNIVERSARY BLESSSINGS
CONGRATULATIONS
BILL & JOY GROVES
CELEBRATED 60 YEARS
JUNE 23RD
MAY GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!!
CATHOLIC MISSOURIAN
The policy of the Bishop is that every Catholic home in the
Diocese should receive the paper, then the parish is billed for
the subscription. Please use the envelopes for the Catholic
Missourian that is in your monthly packet to pay your sub-
scription. The cost is $15 per year. We are billed annually
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ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Knights of Columbus
Council 10831
SAINT OF THE WEEK
June Calendar:
28 – NO K of C Council or Ladies Auxilia-
ry meeting this month!
28 – Knights of Columbus and Ladies
Auxiliary Installation of Officers and Din-
ner at the Laurie Elks (advance reserva-
SUPPORT OUR
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WELLS FARGO ADVISORS
St. Irenaeus - June 28
St. Irenaeus (130-200) was born in Asia Minor,
studied in Rome, and went to Lyons as a mis-
sionary priest. He was an early Church father
and apologist, and his writings were formative
in the early development of Christian theology.
St. Irenaeus was well trained and had great
patience and was very protective of apostolic
teaching, but prompted more by a desire to win
over his opponents than to prove them in error.
Unless all can share a claim in victory, truth
will continue to be rejected by the losers. His
name means "lover of peace. " May we learn
that "a human being's true glory is to persevere
in the service of God."
WOMAN'S RENEWAL WEEKEND hands I
Please consider joining with women of St.
Patrick’s faith community for a spirit filled
renewal weekend September 10th & 11th
“The Christ Renews His Parish weekend was
a remarkably prayerful experience, a spir-
itual tune up. I came away with a deeper
awareness of God’s unconditional love and
new ways to respond to that love”
Edrea Eisenhauer
To register or for more information, call
Janice Mandl 816-588-3331 or Sue Purdon
573-372-6418
THOUGHTS ON THE LITURGY
To postpone responding to a commitment
when God gives an invitation usually means
rejecting that invitation.
Elisha in the first reading and the man in the
Gospel passage, say they are willing to follow
God’s invitation, but they want to have a de-
lay. Jesus‘s statement about the man plowing
who looks back refers to the crooked rows the
farmer will make if he doesn’t keep his eye
on a distant object that directs his movement
in a straight line.
MOTHER’S SHRINE
Totes for TaTas
It’s that time of the year again when we start collecting purses to raise funds for breast cancer patients. Mon-ey is given to Lake Regional to pay for things not cov-ered by their insurance, such as wigs, massages to relieve pain, rides to treatment, etc.
Please donate your gently used purses. The Sale will be October 13th. Last year we raised $13,000.00. Help us exceed that this year.
Place purses in the specially marked box in the vesti-bule.
The Spiritual Works of Mercy are kind acts by which we help our neighbors with their every-day spiritual and emotional needs.
The Third Spiritual Work of Mercy -
Console the Doubtful
Everyone has moments of doubt in their faith journey. Nevertheless, we should always re-member that Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life and turn to him along our way.
• • Has someone asked you for advice? Ori-ent your response to Christ, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
• • Follow Christ with the witness of your life
so that others may see God's love re-
vealed in your actions.
• • Accompany a friend who is struggling with
believing to join a parish group for service
or faith formation, share a book you found
useful in dealing with your friend's faith
concern, and worship at Sunday Mass.
You can now follow us on twitter https://twitter.com/ Natl.ShrineMary Year of Mercy—what have you done to mark this Year of Mercy in your life?
First– make a pilgrimage. Almost none of our parishioners have taken advantage of having the Holy Door here. Come to a Wednesday or Saturday Pilgrimage and gain the blessings and indulgence.
After that—here are some simple sugges-tions:
Take a meal to someone who is ill.
Volunteer to do manual labor to help in the upkeep of a not-for-profit agency.
Donate to ministries that offer free Cath-olic burials to those who are unable to af-ford one.
Volunteer at a hospital or nursing home.
Take the Eucharist to the homebound.
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Lectors: 8:00 am Jeff LaHay
Responsorial Psalm 6/26: You are my in-heritance, O Lord.
A special thanks to Fr. David Uribe for leading the Pilgrimage
Retreat this weekend here at St. Pat’s and the Mothers Shrine. ________________________________
Plenary Indulgence continued:
You may receive the plenary indulgence yourself, or offer it for a person in purgatory.
As for the sick and the elderly, the Holy Father says, "For them it will be of great help to live their sickness and suffering as an experience of closeness to the Lord who in the mystery of his Passion, death and Resurrection indicates the royal road which gives meaning to pain and loneliness. Living with faith and joyful hope this moment of trial, re-ceiving communion or attending Holy Mass and community prayer, even through the various
means of communication, will be for them the means of obtaining the Jubilee Indulgence."
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH
SATURDAY, July 2nd 8:00 - Grotto
Lector: Millie Marco
SUNDAY, July 3rd 8:30 - Grotto
Lector: John Willcott
Pew Angel for the week of July 3rd:
Pat Wheeler
SUNDAY, July 3rd 10:00
Lectors: Bill Pauly, John Pilla
Greeters: Dan & Mary Noyes, Marge
Van Evercooren
Communion Ministers: Norma Lovell,
Rick Purdon, Joyce Szemplenski, John
Pilla, Jeanie & Rick Colby
Directors of Worship:
Paul Van Evercooren & Jerry Unrein
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR JULY 2ND AND 3RD 2016
Each of the ministries you are involved with is important to the vitality, prayerfulness and
beauty of our liturgical celebrations. We are always looking for dedicated people to fill these roles. Think about,
pray over, consider the ministry that is calling you. Contact:
Eucharistic Ministers—Deacon Dave Lovell,
Lectors—Ellen Lovell , Liturgical scheduler—Michele Haggerty
It is an honor to be a offertory gift bearer. If you are interested, please let the Director of Worship know when you
arrive at Mass. Three people are needed to carry the bread, the wine, and the offertory collection. If you have a spe-
cial event and would like you or your family to be gift bearers, please call the parish office.
OFFERTORY GIFT BEARER
SATURDAY, July 2nd 5:00
Lector: Michele Haggerty
Greeters: Harry & Sharon Slovinski
Communion Ministers:
Donna Kern, Jim Neff, Tom & Nor-
ma Gibbons, Al & Marilyn Vasey
Directors of Worship:
Jim Troia & Jim Klein
