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Bonne Terre, Missouri
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Mass Intentions
For The Week of
Sunday February 1, 2004
Mon. 2 8:00a.m. Comm. Service
Tue. 3 8:00a.m. Comm. Service
Wed. 4 8:00a.m. Comm. Service
Thu. 5 8:00a.m. Bud, Irene, Robert Wilfong
Fri. 6 8:00a.m. Comm. Service
Sat. 7 4:00p.m Wilma Carter
Sun. 8 7:00a.m. Lucille AuBuchon
(SA) 8:30a.m. Mary Moore
10:00a.m. Pro Populo
LITURGICAL ASSISTANTS
SATURDAY MASS FEB. 7 AT 4:00P.M.
Lector---------------------------Charles Chastain
Sp. Min.------------------------June Kreft, Carl Cash
Servers-------------------------A. Lando, E. Haug
Ushers--------------------------F. Sewald, N. Barsha, R. Daugherty,K. Dalaviras
SUNDAY MASS FEB. 8 AT 7:00A.M.
Lector----------------------------Paula Pace
Sp. Min.-------------------------Jean & Larry Smith
Servers--------------------------A. & L. Naused
Ushers--------------------------L. Zinn, D. Gosling
SUNDAY MASS FEB 8 AT 10:00A.M.
Lector---------------------------Ruth Culton
Sp. Min.------------------------B. & L. O’Neill
Servers-------------------------Natalie Farrell,
Chelsea Chastain
Ushers--------------------------J. Krus, G. Inman, N. Meyer, G. Greer
ST. ANNE MASS FEB 8 AT 8:30A.M.
Lector---------------------------Mary Smith
Sp. Min.------------------------Ray Pope, Joan Fahay, Jean Carron
Servers-------------------------M. Wilkinson,
M. Schmidt, C. Carron
Gift Bearers--------------------Bob & Jane Schmidt
CiCi’s Pizza
Enjoy a night out for dinner and help our School.
This Thursday, February 5th. CiCi’s Pizza will
donate a percentage of their sales to our School if you mention St. Joseph School, Bonne
Terre.
A "Game and Card Party" will be hosted by the Daughters
of Isabella on Wednesday, February 4th. beginning at noon in the Church Hall.
Please bring your cards and games. Chili will be served but feel free to bring your
snacks, cookies and other munchies. Every one is invited. Come and have a afternoon of
fun.
WARNING: Exposure to the SON may prevent burning.
Bingo
BINGO WORKERS FOR
FEB. 3RD.TEAM #5
ST. JOSEPH-ST. ANNE
ENVELOPES
LOOSE
CHILDREN’S ENV. |
ST.
ANNE CHURCH,
FRENCH VILLAGE, MO.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
MONDAY, JANUARY 26TH THROUGH FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2004
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ST. FRANCOIS COUNCIL #1088
LOCAL CHARITIES GOLF TOURNMENT
AT EAGLE LAKE GOLF CLUB
MAY 21 2004 (FRIDAY) 12:30P.M.
FOUR PERSON SCRAMBLE!
CASH PRIZES FOR FLIGHT WINNERS!
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
VICTOR BENDER ,JR.
(573) 358 5307
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Tickets are now available. Donation $50.00. You need not be
present to win. Drawing will be at our Festival. Clip and use the ticket in the bulletin.
Bring by the Rectory so your name can be entered. Good Luck!
FOUR STEPS IN CELEBRATING THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
INDIVIDUALLY
GATHERING
We enter the reconciliation chapel and we exchange a greeting with
the priest. We can sit face-to-face with the priest or remain anonymous behind a screen.
After saying hello we move to prayer. Even though there are only
two people present, we are about to celebrate a sacrament of the Church, an act of
worship. The whole Church is made present through the priest who is ordained to speak in
the name of the Church and through the promise of Christ to be present where two or three
are gathered in his name. We begin "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of
the Holy Spirit." The priest will say a prayer and may invite us to pray.
STORYTELLING
(LITURGY OF THE WORD)
When we first started going to confession we were taught to
examine our conscience in the light of the Ten Commandments. The whole moral life was
divided and categorized under these 10 headings.
When we examine our lives in the light of God’s love, we come
to realize that our love for God, our neighbor and ourselves falls far short of God’s
love for us. Sin, in a sense, is basically ingratitude: our lack of response to the
generosity of the loving creator. The creator calls us to life, growth and wholeness.
RECONCILING
After the exchange with the priest, you turn once again to prayer.
You will tell God that you are sorry for your sins-this may be a prayer that you know by
heart or you may pray in your own words. Or you may find the Our Father an appropriate act
of contrition. The priest then prays the prayer of absolution.
The words of absolution are not merely a legal formula. They are
the very heart of the sacrament. While our sins disrupt and rupture the beauty and harmony
of creation, God our merciful Father has restored this harmony by the paschal victory of
Christ. This restoration and reconciliation give name to the sacrament: Reconciliation. In
the Sacrament of Reconciliation the Holy Spirit is sent among us "for the forgiveness
of sins."
COMMISSIONING
The individual rite closes very simply with the priest saying:
Give thanks to the Lord for He is good. Your response is: " His mercy endures
forever."
SACRISTY CLEANERS
Feb. 6 Terry Stuart, Becky O’Neill
CHURCH CLEANERS
Feb. 6 Janet Counts, Betty Luhmann
Feb. 2 Team #1 |
