Founded in 1827

SATURDAY MASS: JAN. 12 AT 4:00P.M.

Lector--------------------------- J. Bach
Sp. Min.------------------------ G. Valleck,
H. Gamblin
Servers-------------------------- S. Graczyk,
J. Kimes
Ushers-------------------------- K. Dalavirus,
F. Sewald, H. House, N. Steiniger

SUNDAY MASS: JAN. 13 AT 7:00A.M.

Lector----------------------------S. AuBuchon
Sp. Min.-------------------------M. & M. Schneider
Servers--------------------------D. Pace, B. Boyle
Ushers--------------------------D. Gosling, K. Pace

SUNDAY MASS: JAN. 13 AT 10:00A.M.

Lector--------------------------R. Culton
Sp. Min.------------------------J. Weiss, C. Brewer, R. Weiss ©
Servers-------------------------B. & A. Johnson
Ushers--------------------------V. Trokey, R. Seal, B. Schwartz

ST. ANNE MASS: JAN 13 AT 8:30A.M.

Lector--------------------------F. Cohlman

Sp. Min.----------------------- J. Fahy, A. Schoen, V. Schoen
Servers------------------------ M. Schmidt,
C. Knobbe, C. Carron 

Bingo Figures for Jan. 1, 2002
A Bingo Social was not held
Workers for Jan. 15 Team #1 

Now that 2002 is here, it’s time to share with you, once again, some of the Parish statistics from 2001. The following information is from the church registers and is also on record with the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

ST. JOSEPH:

29 Baptisms
5. Professions of Faith
1. Marriage
19. Deaths
17. First Communions

In 2001 St Joseph lost many special parishioners and former parishioners. Those that will be missed but not forgotten are: Frances Louise Bingham, Adelberta Blankenship, Betty Cash, Joseph Drab, Gerald Gidley, Nicholas Goebel, Mary Hunadi, Bob Hoffman, Henry Kleekamp, Nancy Kohut, Patricia Martin, Harry Lee McClain, Eleanor Moore, Agatha O’Connor, Clara Patt, Bob Politte, Edward Sisson, Mary Louise Tibbetts, Irene Wilfong, Gladys Wood.

January 11 M. Steffen, M. Clancy
January 14 Team #2

SACRISTY CLEANING SCHEDULE

January 12 D. Lando

FRENCH VILLAGE, MISSOURI

We have recorded the following statistics for St. Anne Parish during the year 2001.
Baptism : 7
Marriages: 1
Deaths: 5

Those that will be missed in the coming years are:Emil Buchek, Butch Miller,Virginia Naes, Hilda Roth and Janice Schmitt. Please remember them in your daily prayers.

Father John and the members of the Parish Council would like to thank everyone who worked this past year in all of the Parish activities, which are to numerous to mention. We are looking forward to the coming year.

Church cleaners for the month of January is Dorothy and Jr. Bender. To date we do not have someone to clean the Church for the month of February. Please Help!

GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING!

You are invited to bring a friend or loved one to THE SAINT LOUIS MARIAN CONFERENCE.

The Conference will embrace the Sacraments, Rosary, prayer and ongoing spiritual conversion. Archbishop Justin Rigali will celebrate Mass and give his homily at the opening of the Conference. Confirmed speakers are Msgr. John J. Hickel, Msgr. James Lisante, Fr. William Casey, Alex Jones, Michael Brown, Fr. Daniel Mode, Wayne Weible, Fr. Charlie Becker, Ronda Chervin, Fr. James R. Kelleher, SOLT, Robert Stockpole. PLEASE CALL (314) 423-1075 FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION.

Couples who wish to be married in the Catholic Church are required to attend one marriage preparation program. Classes will be offered at St. Joseph Church on Saturday, January 12, 2002 from 9:00a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 

Jesus Christ was revealed to the nations beginning with the wise men who bore gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Through your generous gift to the Archdiocesan Development Appeal (ADA) each year you, too, can reveal Christ to the world. Funds from the ADA help support Catholic education, train young men for the priesthood and serve those in need in St. Louis and in 10 surrounding counties.

Just a reminder that a TEC WEEKEND will be held on January 19^th – 21^st. at St. Pius X High School, Festus for teens and young adults. For more information call 636-285-2828.

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

In your daily prayers please remember all those you are less fortunate than ourselves, the homeless, those victims of oppressive governments and especially our own parishioners, Elmer Deterding, and Pat Schwartz.

WORDS FROM MOTHER TERESA

"It is easy to think of the poverty far away and forget very quickly. Today a great disease is that feeling of terrible loneliness, the feeling of being unwanted, having forgotten what human joy is, what the human feeling is of being wanted or loved.

I think this is found in very well-to-do families also. We may not have people hungry for a plate of rice or a piece of bread…, but there is a tremendous hunger and a tremendous feeling of unwantedness everywhere. And that is really a very great poverty."

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