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Mass Intentions
For The Week of
Sunday November 21, 2004
Mon. 22 8:00a.m.
Purgatorial Society
Tue. 23 8:00a.m. Joe Goeke
Wed.24 8:00a.m. John Vargo
Thu. 25 8:00a.m. Dorothy
Daugherty
Fri. 26 8:00a.m. Bud, Irene, Robert Wilfong
Sat. 27 4:00p.m. Jane Willey
Sun. 28 7:00a.m. Dorothy
Daugherty
(SA) 8:30a.m. Andy Schmitt
10:00a.m. Pro
Populo
LITURGICAL
ASSISTANTS
SATURDAY MAS: NOV. 27 AT 4:00P.M.
Lector-----------------------Carl Cash
Sp. Min.--------------------C.
GestringServers---------------------J. Bach, B. PinsonUshers----------------------H.
Beasley, L. Willey, N. Steiniger, K. Dalaviras
SUNDAY MASS: NOV. 28 AT 7:00A.M.
Lector-----------------------Jean Smith
Sp. Min.---------------------A.
McKenna,J. Groboski
Servers----------------------B. Boyle, L. Naused
Ushers------------------------F. Schnable, K. Pace
SUNDAY MASS: NOV. 28 AT 10:00A.M.
Lector--------------------Becky O’Neill
Sp. Min.------------------G.
Pratte,J. Pratte M. Kessler ©
Servers-------------------N. Farrell, J. Willette
Ushers--------------------------
A. Baker, L. Hoelzel, B. Schwent, C.
Farr
ST. ANNE MASS: NOV. 28 AT 8:30.A.M.
Lector----------------------------Ray Simms
Sp.
Min.-------------------------Frank Cohlman, Russell
Basler
Servers--------------------------M. Wilkinson, M. Schmidt
Gift Bearers--------------------Victor & Dorothy Bender
PLEASE TAKE NOTE. A member of
the Daughters of Isabella will be outside after all the Masses this weekend. Please remember to stop and pick up your packets
from them. These packets contain information
that is important and should answer all of your questions.
CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Poverty in America is on the rise –
nearly 35 million Americans live below the poverty line.
But we can reverse the trend by rekindling the spirit of community with
those in need – by joining in solidarity to break he cycle of poverty. The Catholic Campaign for Human Development
(CCHD) supports self-help projects of poor and low-income people working together to
improve their lives and their communities. Please
give generously to CCHD in today’s collection.
ST. JOSEPH-ST. ANNE
ENVELOPES $3,164.00
$666.00
LOOSE
234.15
9.00
CHILDREN
3.00
.50
Bingo
BINGO FIGURES FOR
NOV.9
GROSS PROFITS $141.25
75 PLAYERS
WORKERS FOR NOV. 23, TEAM # 3
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ST.
ANNE CHURCH,
FRENCH VILLAGE, MO.
MATTHEW 5-7: HOW TO BE HAPPY
WEEK
5 – LOOK AT YOUR FINANCES
Jewish tradition held that well-healed people
should not hold on to their wealth, because poor people cannot survive unless those with
money share their resources with those who are in financial need. In the fifth week of our program o the Sermon on
the Mount, we consider a Christian vision of material wealth. God’s purpose for our material resources is
to meet human needs. Jesus does not lay down
rules for exactly how we should do this. He
tells us to strive first for the Kingdom of God. Saint Augustine teaches us that we are to
seek material things to the extent that they enable us to serve the coming of the Kingdom.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
A CALL TO PRAYER
In addition to the Rosary, we have been asked
to increase our Eucharistic adoration, renewing our faith in Christ’s gift of His
living presence. In our Eucharistic
adoration, not only do we present our sentiments of praise, adoration, thanksgiving,
reparation and supplication to the Lord, but we listen to Him as He offers us His peace of
soul and as He leads us back to the Eucharistic celebration of the Mass.
Eucharistic adoration is offered to our
parishioners every Friday from 5:00p.m. to 6:00p.m. with the Rosary beginning at 6:00p.m.
On
Thanksgiving Day the rosary will be said at 7:30 a.m..
This is a little different so please try to join us. Mass will begin at
8:00a.m.
KRIS KRINGLE KARNIVAL
You
are invited to the Kris Kringle Karnival at St. Agnes Parish, Bloomsdale on Saturday,
December 4th. We will begin at
10:00a.m. Games, Pictures with Santa,Bingo
Auction plus Food and Fun.
Next
weekend, the “Giving Tree” will be in place in front of Church to help us
prepare for Christmas with a generous heart. Please
select an ornament, purchase the gift described, wrap it in Christmas paper and place it
under the tree with the proper ornament attached. All
gifts need to be under the tree by December 17, 2004. The gifts will be distributed on
Saturday, December 18th. This year
we are experiencing a greater number of requests from the poor of our area. We need everyone’s help. Your anonymous gift will bring joy to someone this
Christmas.
COMING EVENTS
For all that you do from our school and our
children the Bingo workers from St. Anne and St. Joseph are invited to celebrate
Thanksgiving with the St. Joseph school children and St. Joseph Home and School. A delicious turkey lunch will be prepared on
Wednesday, November 24 at 11:00 in the church hall. Please RSVP to the school at 358-5947
by Monday, November 22, 2004.
The Parish Office will be closed Thursday,
November 25th and Friday ,November
26th. in observance of Thanksgiving. The
office will open Monday, November 29th. at 8:oo a.m. Father John and
the Parish staff wish all of you a blessed and safe Thanksgiving.
The Christmas Bazaar will be held on
December 4, 2004. The time is fast
approaching. Items can be donated for the
booth sponsored by the Thursday Morning Prayer Group. All proceeds will go to St. Joseph
School.
SACRISTY CLEANERS
Nov. 26
Kathy Lenhart,
Alicia Stolle
CHURCH CLEANERS
Nov. 26 Deborah &
Ron AuBuchon
Nov. 22 Team # 4
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