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Mass Intentions
For The Week of
Sunday July 27, 2003
Mon. 28 8:00a.m. Bob Politte
Tue. 29 8:00a.m. Agnes Vargo
Wed. 30 8:00a.m. Jeanette Brinkman
Thu. 31 8:00a.m. Margaret Rehg
Fri. 01 8:00a.m. Dorothy Gehrin
Sat. 02 5:15p.m. Ida Hofer
Sun. 03 7:00a.m. Agnes Vargo
(SA) 8:30a.m. Andrew Schmidt
10:00a.m. Pro Populo
LITURGICAL ASSISTANTS
SATURDAY MASS: AUGUST 2, 5:15P.M.
Lector---------------------------C. Cash
Sp. Min.------------------------B. & B. Baker
Servers--------------------------C. Gestring, F. Sewald
Ushers--------------------------R. Carr, L. Willey, D. Hager, K. Dalaviras
SUNDAY MASS: AUGUST 3, 7:00A.M.
Lector--------------------------P. Pace
Sp. Min.-----------------------B. Boyle, A. McKenna
Servers-------------------------D. Pace, L. Naused
Ushers--------------------------F. Carducci, K. Pace
SUNDAY MASS: AUGUST 3 10:00A.M.
Lector---------------------------B. O’Neill
Sp. Min.------------------------J. Nienhaus, R. Seal, D. Schnable
Servers--------------------------N. Farrell, C. Chastain
Ushers--------------------------J. Krus, G. Inman, N. Meyer, G. Greer
ST. ANNE MASS: AUGUST 3 8:30A.M.
Lector---------------------------F. Cohlman
Sp. Min.------------------------P. Brickler, E. Zellner, R. Pope
Servers-------------------------D. Wilkinson, C. Schmidt, C. Knobbe
For more than 40 years, priests from the Archdiocese of St. Louis
have gone to Bolivia in order to work among a people where the Church is not present or,
if present, is not firmly rooted.
The Apostles left the Church in Jerusalem with Christ’s
commandment, "Go teach all nations!" ringing in their ears. The early Church
collected funds in order that the missionary activity of this young Church might continue.
Our Catholic Community will continue this practice with a second
collection to be taken up the week end of August 2-3. Envelopes for this collection are in
your packets and extras are available at the entrances. Please be generous.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
A new list for Liturgical Assistant’s has been
completed. If you would like a copy you can reach Bev Baker at BAKR@ JCN.NET. She will be
happy to e-mail a copy to you.
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" PleaseTake Notice"
The Office of Worship has received many requests from parishes for
a concise description of the changes in the new General Instruction of Roman Missal.
Deacon Ron outlined these in his homily and this week let us
revisit another one.
LECTOR:
The liturgy of the word must be celebrated in such a way as to
promote meditation. For this reason, any kind of haste with impeded recollection must be
clearly avoided. Brief moments of silence are appropriate during the liturgy. Such moments
should be suitable for the gathered assembly, in which the Word of God is taken in the
heart by fostering of the Holy Spirit, and its response is prepared through prayer. Such
moments of silence are opportunely observed after the first and second reading, and then,
at the completion of the homily.
"WHY HASN’T GOD ANSWERED BY PRAYER?"
Ever pray really hard for something and get only silence in
return? It probably felt like God didn’t answer.
While there’s no magic formula to always get what we want,
the Bible tells us that if we trust God, we’ll always get what we need and much of
what we want, too (Matthew 6:25-33). But we have to do our part to get results.
Strengthen your friendship with God. "If you remain in me and
my words remain in you, ask for whatever you want and it will be done for you" (John
15:7). God wants our friendship all the time, not just when we want something. Daily
prayer is key to building that friendship.
Come clean. Unconfessed sin creates static in the
connection to God. The sacrament of Confession helps clear the line. In Psalm 32, David
says that his life was miserable when he avoided responsibility for his sin. As soon as he
confessed it, God answered his prayers.
Look for it. God’s answer may not be what you were looking
for but may even better. Keep watch for the unexpected.
Don’t give up. Jesus promised, "whatever you ask in
prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours." (Mark 11:24)
Don’t forget, God has a better sense of timing that we do. He’ll pick the right
moment.
WHAT IS ADORATION?
Outside of the Mass, we can also adore Jesus, truly present in
the Eucharist, every time we visit his sacramental presence reserved in the tabernacle or
visibly displayed in a monstrance.
Adoration is an attitude
"To adore God is to acknowledge him as God, as the Creator
and Savior, the Lord and Master of everything that exists…to Acknowledge…the
‘nothingness of the "Creature’ who would not exist but for God."
Adoration is prayer
"Lifting up the mind toward God is an expression of our
adoration of God: prayer of praise and thanksgiving, intercession and petition.
On Friday, August 1st the Blessed Sacrament will be
exposed from 8:30a.m.til Benediction which will begin at 5:00p.m. The Blessed Sacrament
when exposed is never to be left alone. Stop by and enjoy a rest from you hectic day.
Visit with God for only thirty minutes and feel refreshed. He patiently awaits your
coming.
YOU ARE INVITED
Old Fashion country Picnic at Holy Family Church at Port
Hudson, 8 miles south of New Haven on Highway C in Franklin County on Sunday, July 27.
Chicken and beef dinners
SACRISTY CLEANERS
August 2 A. Mosberger, B. O’Neil
CHURCH CLEANERS
August 1 M. Clancy, S. Baerman
July 28 Team #4
Saint Anne: FOR THE MONTH OF
July IS PAM BRICKLER |
