St. Cletus Catholic Church

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1 St. Cletus Catholic Church Welcoming Christ in the Face of Others June 10, 2018 SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. (Life Teen) Liturgy of the Word for Children at 9:30a.m. Mass (except, June & July) WEEKDAY LITURGIES: Monday - Friday: 7:00 & 8:00 a.m. Saturday - 8:00 a.m. See Mass Intentions / Liturgy schedule inside Holy Days: Please consult the bulletin or the parish website prior to each Holy Day. Legal Holiday: 9:00 a.m. (Rosary following 8:00am Liturgy Mon. - Sat.) MORNING PRAYER: Monday through Friday: 6:45 a.m. Saturday: 7:45 a.m. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Monday 4:30-5:30 p.m. Saturday 4:00-4:45 p.m. or by appointment BAPTISMS: Please contact Deacon Mark McCarthy to arrange for date and time. MARRIAGES: Arrangements must be made six months in advance. Contact Deacon Mark McCarthy SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: First Saturday of the month at 8:00 a.m. Mass or by appointment HOMILIES: Sunday homilies can be found at PASTORAL TEAM: Rev. Jim Benz, Pastor - jbenz@saintcletus.org Rev. Mark Whitman, Associate - mwhitman@saintcletus.org Deacon Mark McCarthy, Pastoral Associate - mmccarthy@saintcletus.org Deacon Frank Olmsted folmsted@saintcletus.org Mrs. Tina Bishop - tbishop@saintcletus.org Director of Liturgical Music Ms. Rosann Doherty - rdoherty@saintcletus.org School Principal Mrs. Mary Olmsted -molmsted@saintcletus.org Religious Education Coordinator Mr. Bob Hamer - bhamer@saintcletus.org Director of Youth Ministry Mr. Bill Matula - bmatula@saintcletus.org Business Manager Mrs. Cindy Clegg - cclegg@saintcletus.org Parish Secretary * BULLETIN DEADLINE: Thursday 1 & 1/2 weeks prior to bulletin date in writing or to: cclegg@saintcletus.org ADDRESS & TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Rectory: 2705 Zumbehl, St.Charles, MO Parish Office Parish FAX line: Parish School 2721 Zumbehl Road School FAX line: Parish School of Religion: Parish and School Website: St. Vincent de Paul Society: Stephen Ministry:

2 Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time June 10, 2018 Liturgy Schedule and Mass Intentions for the week Mon. June 11, St. Barnabas 7:00am Norman Kliethermes 8:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark Tues. June 12, Weekday 7:00am Mary Jo Saale 8:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark Wed. June 13, St. Anthony of Padua 7:00am Virginia Shannon 8:00am Leo Paquette Presider: Fr. Whitman Thur. June 14, Weekday 7:00am Agnes Rolfes Presider: Fr. Whitman 8:00am Diane Marzaloes Fri. June 15, Weekday 7:00am Albert Anthony Presider: Fr. Whitman 8:00am Bob Loeffler, Jr Sat. June 16, Weekday 8:00am Raymond and Loretta Schneider Presider: Fr. Whitman Sat. June 16, Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00pm Our Parish Family Deacon: Servers: S. Kerkemeyer, K. Kozuszek, L. Salem Sun. June 17, Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am Jim Choinka Deacon: Servers: A. Buchholz, A. Papin, S. Papin 9:30am Claud Howard Presider: Fr. Whitman Deacon: Servers: G. Beilsmith, N. Beilsmith, J. Brewer 11:30am Scarlett Martin Deacon: Servers: E. Holtgrewe, L. Mitts, E. Ortlip PARISH COLLECTION May 27, 2018 Regular Offertory...$19, Online Offertory...$4, Matching Gift...$2, PARISH COLLECTION June 3, 2018 Regular Offertory...$20, Online Offertory...$2, Matching Gift $ Cardinal Glennon..$5, th Sunday in Ordinary Time And if a house is divided against itself, that house will not be able to stand. MARK 3:25 Do your parish ministries complement each other or do they compete against each other? Is your parish one Body of Christ or a bunch of little, separate ministries controlled by human ego? The goal of all parish ministries is to bring people to Christ. All of our parish work should be for the glory of God s name, not our own name. Please pray for the repose of the soul of: Shirley Ann Edwards, sister of Carol Gilley May her soul rest in our Lord s eternal embrace. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Ps 98:1-6; Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday: 1 Kgs 17:7-16; Ps 4:2-5, 7b-8; Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday: 1 Kgs 18:20-39; Ps 16:1b-2ab, 4, 5ab, 8, 11; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: 1 Kgs 18:41-46; Ps 65:10-13; Mt 5:20-26 Friday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16; Ps 27:7-9abc, 13-14; Mt 5:27-32 Saturday: 1 Kgs 19:19-21; Ps 16:1b-2a, 5, 7-10; Mt 5:33-37 Sunday: Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92:2-3, 13-16; 2 Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34

3 Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time BOOK STUDY/DISCUSSION ON PERFECTLY YOURSELF BY MATTHEW KELLY June 10, 2018 ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS THIS WEEK MONDAY, JUNE 11, 18, 25 AND JULY 2 & 9 Monday JUNE 11 11:00AM FAUSTINA BOOK STUDY This book discussion will teach us how to find the balance between accepting ourselves and striving to become all God dreams for us to become. These sessions will be at 7:00 PM in the Duchesne Room. Call the Parish Office if you need a book. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 5:30PM MEN S BIBLE STUDY 7:00PM BOOK STUDY/PERFECTLY YOURS ERROR IN THE FINISH LINE NEWSLETTER Please note that in the PTO section of the Finish Line the date for the Kindergarten Ice Cream Social in not correct. The Ice Cream Social will be held on Monday, July 30 at 6:30 PM. 7:00PM Tuesday CLETUS WOMEN CRHP #8 DUCHESNE CLETUS JUNE 12 8:30AM SENIOR EXERCISE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL CENTERING PRAYER 7:00PM ADULT FAITH FORMATION MTG 7:00PM LIFE TEEN OPEN GYM HALL SCHOOL CAFE OLD LIBRARY CALLAHAN GYM Wednesday JUNE 13 8:30AM QUILTERS VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 10:00AM PRIVATE EVENT 6:30PM MEN S CLUB GENERAL MTG SENIOR EXERCISE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 6:30PM LEGION OF MARY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL SMALL FAITH PRAYER GROUP 10:00AM 1:00PM Sunday 7:00PM HALL SCHOOL CAFE HALL SCHOOL CAFE DAY CHAPEL JUNE 15 Saturday DUCHESNE JUNE 14 8:30AM Friday HALL SCHOOL CAFE BIBLE STUDY WITH FR. MARK 6:00PM Thursday THE ROSARY IS LED BY THE LEGION OF MARY EACH SUNDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 AM IN THE CHAPEL. WE WILL BE DONE IN TIME FOR 7:30 AND 9:30 AM MASS. PLEASE JOIN US! DUCHESNE SCHOOL CAFE SCHOOL CAFE DUCHESNE JUNE 16 PRIVATE EVENT WEDDING HALL CHURCH JUNE 17 LIFETEEN NIGHT PARISH CENTER Welcome New Parishioners! To receive a registration form or indicate an address change or move from the parish, please fill out the form below and drop it in the collection basket or mail it to the Parish Office. Names: Adults Children QUILTERS NEEDED! The St. Cletus Quilters meet every Wednesday from 8:30 to 2:00 in the Parish Hall. Please join us if you quilt or want to learn. If you've made quilt tops, marked, hemmed quilts, etc, we could use your help. Contact the Parish Office at All quilts benefit our St. Vincent DePaul Society Quilt Social. Address: Phone:

4 A talk on Fatima and Divine Mercy will be held on Saturday, June 30, 2018, 8:45am at the St Cletus Parish Chapel. The guest speaker will be Mr. Dan Burke with the event hosted by the St Cletus Legion of Mary. The Respect Life Apostolate Give your dad a treat for Father s Day. The Respect Life Apostolate will be selling cookies prepared by the Cookie Lady, Barb Bockwoldt. The cookies are $1.00 for two cookies. The Remembrance Book will also be available to write the names of deceased loved ones. Thank you dads for all you do for your families and our parish. Today, Jesus looking around those seated in the circle said, Here are my mother and my brothers. For whoever does the will of God is my brother and sister and mother. Through your almsgiving you are indeed doing the will of God and your gift placed in the St. Vincent de Paul poor box (located at the rear of the church in the main aisle) indeed brings Christ s love and compassion to the poor. ST. CLETUS SPIRIT MASS ON SEPT. 8 With our Washers Tournament and Parish Picnic now behind us, the next big social event on our calendar will be our Spirit Mass and Festival on Saturday, Sept. 8 (formerly Mass on the Grass). If you are interested in helping to plan it, please contact Fr Jim Benz at jbenz@saintcletus.org or (636) , ext. 1711, ASAP. Thanks! EUCHARISTIC ADORATION The soul hungers for God, and nothing but God can satiate it. Therefore He came to dwell on earth and assumed a Body in order that this Body might become the Food of our souls. St. John Vianney Good friends find pleasure in one another s company. Let us know pleasure in the company of our best friend, a friend who can do everything for us, a friend who loves us beyond measure. Here in the Blessed Sacrament we can talk to him straight from the heart. St Alphonsus de Liguori Many people nowadays say, I wish I could see his shape, his appearance, his clothes, his sandal. Only look! You see Him! You touch Him! You eat Him! St John Chrysostom COME AND SIT WITH JESUS! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME AN ADORER PLEASE CALL OR JAN IF YOU WOULD LIKE ONE OF THESE HOURS: TUESDAY 2AM, WEDNESDAY 11AM & 4AM AND FRIDAY 2AM GIVE US A CALL. THANK YOU!

5 WELCOME ABOARD, DEACON WALT LABOZZETTA! Many of you will remember Walt La- Bozzetta and his wife, Linda. They were long-time parishioners here at St. Cletus, but then, as he progressed farther along in his preparation for the Permanent Diaconate, Acolyte Walt was assigned to Holy Spirit Parish in Maryland Heights, serving there for another four years after being ordained as Deacon Walt. He was happy serving the people of Holy Spirit, but the distance of travelling from St. Charles to Maryland Heights inhibited the amount of time he could serve. For the past several years, Holy Spirit has had a couple of its own parishioners progressing through the Permanent Diaconate program who then were ordained last Saturday. The Office of the Diaconate asked me if we would be wiling to accept Deacon Walt here at St. Cletus serving along with Deacon Frank Olmsted and Deacon Mark McCarthy, and I wholeheartedly and enthusiastically agreed. His assignment becomes effective on June 25 so look for Deacon Walt and Linda to join us soon. DIALOGUE VS. DEBATE: When I was on the trip to Sorrento back in March, there was a man who, at all the Masses we celebrated, would voice the petition that we may learn to disagree without becoming disagreeable. Several times I complimented for such a great, timely, and necessary insight and desire. The question, though, is how can we get beyond the ever-present temptation to take our disagreements too far and becoming disagreeable? Well, I think that I have found the answer to this question. One of our parishioners forwarded to me an entitled Reflections from the White House Jesuit Retreat. Here it is; please read it carefully and reflectively: Continuing our theme of reconciliation as a priority in all Jesuit ministries, we consider a fundamental characteristic of the Ignatian ministry of reconciliation with other human beings: the priority of dialogue over debate. Recall Ignatius' directions to the Jesuits summoned as theological consultors at the Council of Trent, that they engage in dialogue rather than debate, as well as Ignatius' "Presupposition" to the Spiritual Exercises [22] "...Every good Christian adopts a more positive acceptance of someone's statement rather than a rejection of it out of hand. And so a favorable interpretation...should always be given to the other's statement, and confusions should be cleared up with Christian understanding." We might examine ourselves this week on how we are called to the ministry of dialogue rather than debate at home, at work, in community, in society at large as part of the fruits of our ongoing involvement in Ignatius's Spiritual Exercises at White House Jesuit Retreat. Dialogue vs. Debate Dialogue is collaborative: two or more sides work together toward common understanding. Debate is oppositional: two sides oppose each other and attempt to prove each other wrong. In dialogue, finding common ground is the goal. In debate, winning is the goal. In dialogue, one listens to the other side(s) in order to understand, find meaning and find agreement. In debate, one listens to the other side in order to find flaws and to counter its arguments. Dialogue enlarges and possibly changes a participants point of view. Debate affirms a participant's own point of view. Dialogue reveals assumptions for re-evaluation. Debate defends assumptions as truth. Dialogue causes introspection on ones own position. Debate causes critique of the other position. Dialogue opens the possibility of reaching a better solution than any of the original solutions. Debate defends one's own positions as the best solution and excludes other solutions. Dialogue creates an open-minded attitude: an openness to being wrong and an openness to change. Debate creates a close-minded attitude, a determination to be right. In dialogue, one submits ones best thinking, knowing that other people's reflections will help improve it rather than destroy it. In debate, one submits one's best thinking and defends it against challenge to show that it is right. Dialogue calls for temporarily suspending one's beliefs. Debate calls for investing wholeheartedly in one's beliefs. In dialogue, one searches for basic agreements. In debate, one searches for glaring differences. In dialogue one searches for strengths in the other positions. In debate one searches for flaws and weaknesses in the other position. Dialogue involves a real concern for the other person and seeks to not alienate or offend. Debate involves a countering of the other position without focusing on feelings or relationship and often belittles or deprecates the other person. Dialogue assumes that many people have pieces of the answer and that together they can put them into a workable solution. Debate assumes that there is a right answer and that someone has it. Dialogue remains open-ended. o Debate implies a conclusion.

6 Do you know someone physically prevented by a chronic disability or illness from joining with our parish family for Sunday Mass and would like to receive Communion weekly? May we help? Please call the parish office GOLF FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT HOMELESS WOMEN AND FAMILIES!!! ROOM AT THE INN GOLF TOURNAMENT Monday, September 24th Lake Forest Golf & Country Club Lake St Louis, Mo $200 Individual / $750 Foursome For more information: (314) ext. 100 maryk@roomstl.org Sponsorship and Advertising Opportunities Available! Please pray for those In our armed services: BILLY MANESS KATIE CHAMBLESS RICK FOX RANDY RUEBEL CONNOR BELEW SCOTT FITZGIBBONS JOSH MENNFEE CHRISTOPHER BREIG NATHAN MERSCH CALL THE PARISH OFFICE IF YOU WISH TO ADD A FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS IN THE ARMED SERVICE. Linsey Abraham Patricia Aaron Ed Andrzejewski Therese Appling Dennis Barbeau Michael Barnhouse Laura Bathe Olivia Baum Gerry Belew Fr. Terry Borgerding Paul Boschert Mildred Boykin- Cox Elmer Bradbury Phil Braun Autumn Brengle Sue Brockelmeyer Marilyn Brown * Dorothy Buchheit Jim Campise Nancy Constantine Betty Costello John Covilli Rosemary Debrecht Ann & Joe Eberhard Karen Frankenreiter Donna Garner Frank Goessler Michelle Gorman Patrick Gorman Randy Gravemann Tom Hamer Mary Ann Hartigan Robert Heim Richard Heisse Edward Henke Marie Henrich Bella Herman Sharon Hill Pat Hischke Chris Hoey Kyle Kennon Avery Kiehl Junior Klipfel Gwendolyn Kramer Anne Krussel Pat Lytle Anne Lowery Yvonne Luedtke Maureen Maddock Patrick Maddock Karen Marquard Rita Masters Darlene Mayer Ruth McCarville Jim McCoy Keith McCoy Anita McDonald Joe McHale Scarlet Martin George Meyer John Morris Grant & Sebastian Moss Sr. Pat Murray Ron Niffen Lesa Nollau James O Driscoll Sheila Parks Monica Pointer Bob Rabbitt Patrick Reiner Glennon Runde Lynda Ryback Betty Scaglione Helen Schaeffer Carol Schoolfield Betty Schulte Sharon Seward Anna Shaughnessy Leonard Shaw, Jr Weldon Sullivan Debbie Teson Madonna Thoele Robert Thornhill Barbara Tuma Diane Viscomi Minnie Viscomi Sue Walter Paul Wappelhorst Rick Whitlock Julian & Ruth Szymanski Please let us know if we need to add or remove anyone from above so as to keep current with our sick list. Thank you! Attention: Parents - St. Cletus Soccer and Volleyball Registration ends July 1, Soccer registration has begun for grades Pre- K thru 8 th and Volleyball grades 4 th thru 8 th.online Registration will be used for all Sports Sign-Ups. Go to and click the online registration to create a family account. You will then be able to register for sports programs and volunteer positions. The deadline to register for Soccer or Volleyball is July 1, 2018 Thank you!

7 Healing prayer service for the divorced and separated (bilingual) June 20, 7 p.m. at the Cardinal Rigali Center We will pray night prayer, and hear a special homily from Fr. Timothy Noelker on loss. Prayer teams will be available to pray over anyone who wishes. Contact Melissa Keating at or melissakeating@archstl.org for more information Job Opportunity - Custodian at St. Dominic High School St. Dominic High School (31 St. Dominic Drive, O'Fallon) seeks a nighttime custodian. During the school year, hours are 2:30 to 10:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Summer work hours differ. Duties include cleaning designated areas of the school, with occasional outdoor work. Applicants should be able to lift 40 pounds. Salary starts at $10/hour with full benefits package. To apply, contact Steve Wing at (314) or swing@stdominichs.org or pick up an application at the Main Office. Do you want a vacation that is more lasting and fulfilling than going to Branson or Disney World? Give your marriage the best vacation of all by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on Aug. 3-5 or Sep , 2018 in St. Peters, MO. If you would like to apply or get more information, go to or call HIGHLIGHTED IN OUR BULLETIN: StateFarm Insurance Agent Jeff Strickland Please be sure to check out our advertisers when you need any type of service and thank them for supporting St. Cletus! THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND GUN VIOLENCE On a seemingly daily basis, we are confronted with news of gun violence in our nation. How can we as Catholics work at addressing this grave evil? What does the Catholic Church teach about gun control? What is our role in all of this? On June 14 at 7pm at St. Charles Borromeo Church (601 N. 4 th St, St Charles, MO 63301), Fr. William Dotson will be giving a presentation titled The Catholic Church and Gun Violence. Using the writings and statements of the bishops, he will present the Church s teachings on gun control and gun ownership and how we as Catholics are called to work to overcome the violence so prevalent in our society. GREAT ADULT EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY Paul VI Institute of Catechetical and Pastoral Studies, which offers courses to adults seeking a greater understanding of the Catholic faith. Classes are offered online and in classrooms at various locations around the Archdioceses. Courses available this Spring include Catholic Doctrine, Introduction to Scripture, Divinization in the Poetry and Writings of St. John of the Cross, Teaching Religion to Children with Special Needs and many others. New this semester: Classics of Christian Culture, The Brothers Karamozov: The Heart of Reality in the Search for Meaning. St. Charles Friends of Birthright is hos ng a charity golf tournament on Saturday, August 4, 2018 at the Links of Dardenne in O'Fallon, MO. Shotgun start is at 8 am. The entry fee is $75/person and includes green fees, cart, breakfast, lunch and drinks all day. Priests are free. We'd love to see a group from each local parish organize a team that includes their priest. Register online at or call Russ Clever at Abrahamic Traditions Dinner Join us for community, discussion & stories of hospitality from the Jewish, Christian & Muslim traditions. This is a free event & open to all. Archdiocese of St. Louis, Cardinal Rigali Center 20 Archbishop May Dr. St. Louis, MO Thurs. June 6:30-8:30pm or ecumenical/events

8 A GOLDEN FRONTIER TRIP TO NEW ORLEANS AND CAJUN COUNTRY WITH FR. JIM BENZ My priest-friend Father Dennis Port and I are planning to travel with Golden Frontier (more formally called Catholic Shrine Pilgrimage ) this September 8-14 to New Orleans and surrounding areas. Golden Frontier s website describes this trip as follows: New Orleans and Cajun Country are two centers on the seven-day trip via coach. Two nights and days in New Orleans shows the heart of Creole country. Creole food, and a history that shaped westward expansion are all parts of one of the most colorful cities in America. We ll spend two nights in this beautiful city. Lafayette is the heart of Acadiana and Cajun Country. Our visits here begin from a time when the Acadians arrived from present day Canada with their Catholic faith and French heritage. Today the heritage lives on through their music and lifestyle. Two nights each in New Orleans and Lafayette, plus Vicksburg, entrance fees, all meals, except two lunches are included. One of the places that Father Port and I plan to visit in New Orleans in our free time is the World War 2 Museum, described as New Orleans #1 attraction. You can learn at Its website: What a truly impressive place about a truly impressive undertaking: the US effort in helping to win the Second World War! If you are interested, I have some brochures about this trip, or you can call Golden Frontier at (618) I am sure that we will have a great time! (This museum s website is quite truly impressive itself!) THANK YOU FROM ST DOROTHY SOCIETY We wish to thank all the parishioners and guests who visited our plant booth at the picnic and purchased some of our beautiful plants. A special thanks to Mike Tremmel, Daniel s Nursery and Parkview Gardens for their donations. Also thanks to all our parish gardeners who donated plants from their home gardens and various garden items. These donations provided the wonderful variety that we could offer at our picnic plant booth. Finally, thanks to our St. Dorothy Society members who spent several weeks prior on preparations and worked many hours meeting people and matching the right plant to each visitor. The booth was a big success in every way! Jeanie and Jim McCoy St. Patrick Center is in need of flip flops in all women's sizes for the women in the agency's night program. Flip flop donations can be dropped off at St. Patrick Center's donation dock on Hadley Street (one block east of Tucker Blvd, 63101) Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm. Contact Katie Joseph at or kjoseph@stpatrickcenter.org with questions.

9 Who is making the moral decisions with your money? Where does your money go when it is invested? What ideals will your money help fund? How do you find out? Please join us: June 20th, 7-8 pm for presentation and discussion St. Cletus Church, St. Charles Seeking The Truth with Pro Life Pro Family Investment Screening Morally Responsible Investing, Socially Responsible Investing. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! The Timothy Plan Why not apply your Christian Biblical values and beliefs to your investment strategies? Denny Kuss, FIC Testament Financial Registered Representative S. Main Street St. Charles, MO 633 dennis.kuss@mwafs.org Securities offered through MWA Financial Services, Inc st Ave. Rock Island, IL Summer Concert Series The Municipal Band, directed by Sr. Gail Buckman and several guest conductors, will play Thursday evenings through the end of August. The Big Band, directed by Earl Kreder, opens its 17 th season on Sunday, June 10 th at 7:30 pm, and will continue its monthly performances on July 8 th, August 12 th and September 2 nd. All concerts are on the bandstand in Frontier Park, in the heart of St Charles, and of course are always Free to the Public!!! So bring a lawn chair, blanket, family and friends and enjoy the outdoor concerts

10 DINNER ANYONE? KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 823 WILL HOST A GRILLED BONELESS PORK CHOP DIN- NER WITH BAKED POTATO AND SALAD. TUESDAY JUNE 19TH SERVING TIME 6-7 PM. COST $8.00 PER PERSON. PLEASE CALL BY MONDAY JUNE 18TH FOR RESERVATIONS AFTER 4PM, Director of Liturgical Music Saint Robert Bellarmine Church, St. Charles, is in search of a Part-time Director of Liturgical Music Required Qualifications: Keyboard Proficiency-Organ/Piano Knowledge of and Experience in Catholic Liturgical Music Experience Directing Choral Group/Choir Available for Weekend Masses & Evening Weekly Choir Rehearsal THE DINNER WILL BE HELD AT WESTBURY CEN- TER INC, 20 WESTBURY DRIVE, ST. CHARLES. HOME OF K C COUNCIL 823. Please Contact: Deacon John Schiffer, Parish Life Coordinator , ext. 11 or at Deaconjohn@strbellarmine.com COVENANT RADIO Having just experienced the great celebrations of Easter, the Ascension and now Pentecost, we are back in Ordinary Time in the Church. But Ordinary Time isn t a time for lethargy and stagnation. Keep your spirit lifted and your prayerlife focused with inspiring and informative Catholic programming on Covenant Network. In addition to the Holy Mass, we pray the Rosary, the Angelus, the Divine Mercy Chaplet and other prayers daily. You will find live call-in shows, Q & A programs about Catholic teaching, and music as well as faith-nourishing programs on Scripture, the saints and Church history. You can listen on the radio, on the Covenant Network app on your mobile device or on our website: ourcatholicradio.org. Tune in to AM 1460 or 92.7 FM to find out how Catholic radio will change your life. Theology on Tap Summer Series The Summer of Love This summer, join young adults from across the archdiocese for our Theology on Tap Summer Six Pack five nights of engaging talks, drink specials, and great community: June 12 th, June 26 th, July 10 th, July 24 th, and August 14 th. All talks will be held at 7 PM at Kirkwood Station Brewing Co. This year s theme is called The Summer of Love and each talk will focus on different aspects of relationships and the gospel of love. stlya@archstl.org or call for more information. Pro-Life Women's Conference This summer, the Third Annual Pro-Life Women's Conference will be held at the St. Charles Convention Center June 22nd-24th. The Conference is a three-day event by women and for women called "Pro-Life is Pro-Love." Could God be choosing YOU to be his disciple in religious life? The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration invite single women, ages who are considering religious life, to attend a Monastic Experience at their monastery in Clyde, MO, July 7-12, This is an opportunity to spend a few days at our monastery and enter into the daily rhythm of our contemplative monastic life where you can pray, open your heart to God s call, meet with others who may be discerning, engage in recreation and work and learn how Sisters in community live and work together. Join our community in singing the Divine Office, daily Eucharist, Adoration/Exposition, community meals and recreation. There is no cost to attend and details can be found at To register, please contact Sr. Maria Victoria at (660) ex. 127 or vocation@benedictinesisters.org

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