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2 MASS & SACRAMENTS New Members: We welcome new parishioners and are thankful God has sent you. Please visit our website to register online ( Sunday Masses: Saturday Evening Vigil at 5:00 p.m. Sunday Morning Mass at 10:00 a.m. Weekday Mass: 8:00 a.m. Monday - Friday in St. Francis Chapel (effective July 2, 2018) Pastor In Residence Deacon STAFF Father Peter M. Blake ext. 11 pastor@stlukestl.org Monsignor C. Eugene Morris ext. 21 msgrmorris@gmail.com Deacon Dave Osmack cell phone: Holy Days and National Holidays: Please see schedule/ calendar for times. Sacrament of Penance: Saturday 4:15-4:45 p.m. Baptisms: Please see Fr. Pete after Mass. Baptism classes are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7pm in the rectory. Please call Donna to register. Marriages: Please contact the rectory at least six months before your anticipated marriage. Bulletin Deadline: Please submit material in writing to Donna by Friday at 12:00 noon. to office@stlukestl.org Homebound Parishioners: Please call Donna if you know of anyone in the parish who needs the Eucharist brought to the home. Alcoholics Anonymous: Please call Rhonda for more information, Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. ~ Matthew 7:7 Devotions at St. Luke the Evangelist Rosary: Monday - Friday at 7:30am (St. Francis Chapel - effective July 2, 2018) Perpetual Help Devotions: Tuesday at 8:30am Communion Calls: Friday Communion Calls-Visit the Sick If you would like to be put on the list for a home visit please call Donna ( ). Anointing of the Sick If you are being scheduled for surgery or will be checking into the hospital for any reason and would like to receive the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, please call Donna ( ) to schedule an appointment with Fr. Pete prior to your hospital stay. 2 S. L E Business Manager Wedding Coordinator Funeral Organist Maintenance Finance Council Parish Council Anne Bisch Anne Feise John Nighbor Donna Mueller ext. 10 Cathy Laskowitz celaskowitz65@gmail.com cell phone: Sue Vonderheid cell phone: Amir Tadzic Tom Kubsh Daniel O Sullivan Julie Schulte John Weiler The Parish Council meets on the 4 th Tuesday of the month (except for July, August, and December) in the rectory dining room at 7:00pm. Parishioners are invited to attend the meeting as non-participants. If you have an item you would like to be on the agenda, please submit the item to Donna one week prior to the meeting. Parish Council members serve as liaisons to the following committees: Altar Society ~ Anne Feise Helping Hands, Bread for Life, Giving Tree ~ John Nighbor Men s Guild, Finance Committee ~ Tom Kubsh RCIA, Adult Education, Retreats ~ John Weiler St. Vincent de Paul ~ Dan O Sullivan Women s Guild, Worship, Music, Respect Life ~ Anne Bisch CONTACT US St. Vincent DePaul ext.22 Parish Office Office Hours Website Facebook 7230 Dale Avenue Richmond Heights, MO phone: fax: office@stlukestl.org M/T/Th/F, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

August September 19, 2018 9, 2018 Twenty-Third Twentieth Sunday in in Ordinary Time FROM THE PASTOR S DESK Today we celebrate the 23 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time.

3 August September 19, , 2018 Twenty-Third Twentieth Sunday in in Ordinary Time FROM THE PASTOR S DESK Today we celebrate the 23 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Ephphatha, Jesus says and a miracle occurs. Jesus made clear God s desire to heal, free, and reconcile all creation. Divine healing in the scriptures never exists for its own sake, but as an impetus to proclaim God s glory. When we experience healing, our lives must be opened up to be faithful witnesses. How much do we realize the importance of listening to people s stories so as to have our eyes opened and our ears hear about their faith journey. Sacred listening is an intentional opportunity to do just that. In the process we enter into deeper understanding and build relationships. In Baptism we ask for this gift as the priest or deacon prays over the infant, May the Lord soon touch your ears to receive His Word, and your mouth to proclaim His faith, to the glory of God the Father. Reflect on what experiences this past week have opened your ears to hear God s voice in new ways? Our final Mass on the Grass for Labor Day was another wonderful experience of community here at St. Luke s (and our sister parish, Immaculate Conception). Special thanks to our awesome deacon for setting up the altar and coordinating all the necessary things for Mass. We gave thanks for the gift of human Labor and prayed for those seeking meaningful ways to use their talents in jobs that are fulfilling. R.C.I.A. got off to a good start this past Wednesday. We have several who are journeying with us to the Sacraments of Initiation next Easter and also a couple of parishioners who are taking advantage of our program to renew their faith. It s not too late to join us. We meet on Wednesday evening from 7-8:30 in St. Joseph Hall. Y all are Welcome! This weekend, in place of my regular homily based on the Sunday Scriptures I am taking the opportunity to share with you my vision of the Stewardship Way of Life. As noted last weekend in the bulletin, during September we prepare to celebrate Stewardship Sunday (this year on Sept. 23 rd ). I hope my stewardship homily helps you to understand the call to be good stewards of all God has given us, and inspires you to reflect on your own particular gifts and talents. This coming week you will receive a mailing from the Parish Office. Included will be our Stewardship Report for the past year, a brochure about this year s Stewardship Sunday taking place throughout the Archdiocese, and a commitment card. Over the next two weeks, please reflect on how YOU can commit a portion of your gifts to St. Luke Parish in the coming year. What ministries or ways of service match your gifts? Can these be ways to return to God a portion of your time and talents? As you reflect on the brochure s giving of treasure, look at your current level of giving to St. Luke. Is the same as it has been for the past 5, 10, or 20 years? Consider striving for the biblical tithe; 10% of your gross income. Whatever you commit to offering St. Luke by way of serving in a ministry, joining an organization, or offering your talents and treasure, let it be by way of Sharing the Joy of being a good steward, grateful to God for all your blessings. On Sept. 23 rd, Stewardship Sunday, please bring your commitment card with you to Mass and place it in the offertory basket. Thank you for embracing this way of living. It s truly what God expects of us. Finally today, there will not be a Pastor s Column for the next two weekends. I will be taking a couple weeks to visit the Northern part of England beginning in Edinburgh, Scotland and then heading south to walk a part of Hadrian s Wall, then traveling to many Cathedrals. I was asked when I would be back from the trip. I responded, I ll be back for Midnight Mass. God Bless! Have a good week! Remember those 3 Hail Marys (Fr. Pete).. 3

MASS INTENTIONS Monday September 10 8:00am Ellen M.

10:00am September 13 ~ St. John Chrysostom Mildred Boehne September 14 ~ The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Marion K.

rosary. In your charity, please Pray for: the sick and shut-ins of our parish, especially Alice Beck, Lily Becker, Fr. Boisaubin, Michaeleen Cradock, Paul Eigelberger, Patricia F.

the repose of the souls of the faithful departed, may they rest in peace.

The next class is scheduled for October 2. Please call Donna to register.

Army READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Cor 5:1-8; Ps 5:5-7, 12; Lk 6:6-11 Tuesday: 1 Cor 6:1-11; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 6:12-19 Wednesday: 1 Cor 7:25-31; Ps 45:11-12, 14-17; Lk 6:20-26

17-18; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Sunday: Is 50:5-9a; Ps 116:1-6, 8-9; Jas 2:14-18; Mk 8:27-35 SEE GOD in the FACES of the POOR ~ St.

Donations can be dropped off in the containers located in the vestibule/entry ways of Church after daily or weekend Masses or at the rectory (Monday through Friday 9:00am-1:30pm).

4 MASS INTENTIONS Monday September 10 8:00am Ellen M. Frank Tuesday September 11 8:00am Glennon Curran Wednesday September 12 ~ The Most Holy Name of Mary 8:00am Kathleen Boehmer Thursday 8:00am Friday 8:00am Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 10:00am September 13 ~ St. John Chrysostom Mildred Boehne September 14 ~ The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Marion K. Roy September 15 ~ Our Lady of Sorrows In Thanksgiving September 16 ~ 24 th Sunday in Ordinary Time People of the Parish Please join us Monday through Friday at 7:30am to pray the rosary. In your charity, please Pray for: the sick and shut-ins of our parish, especially Alice Beck, Lily Becker, Fr. Boisaubin, Michaeleen Cradock, Paul Eigelberger, Patricia F. Heneghan, Mary Ann Hentschel, Mary Guyon Hill, Joyce Hyland, Bob Jacquin, Nancy Long Mueller, Henry Russell, & Carole Stempien. the repose of the souls of the faithful departed, may they rest in peace. BAPTISM CLASSES Baptism classes, for first time parents and Godparents, are held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm in the Rectory and last approximately 35 minutes. The next class is scheduled for October 2. Please call Donna to register. PLEASE PRAY for our PARISHIONERS and/or LOVED ONES SERVING in the UNITED STATES MILITARY Richard Brady, Marine Corps Michael Frame, Navy Richie Murphy, Marine Corps Thomas Raybuck, Army READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Cor 5:1-8; Ps 5:5-7, 12; Lk 6:6-11 Tuesday: 1 Cor 6:1-11; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 6:12-19 Wednesday: 1 Cor 7:25-31; Ps 45:11-12, 14-17; Lk 6:20-26 Thursday: 1 Cor 8:1b-7, 11-13; Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 23-24; Lk 6:27-38 Friday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17 Saturday: 1 Cor 10:14-22; Ps 116:12-13, 17-18; Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35 Sunday: Is 50:5-9a; Ps 116:1-6, 8-9; Jas 2:14-18; Mk 8:27-35 SEE GOD in the FACES of the POOR ~ St. Vincent de Paul Your generous donations enable us to help the needy in our community. You are the face of Christ to so many in need. Thank you for your support! Donations can be dropped off in the containers located in the vestibule/entry ways of Church after daily or weekend Masses or at the rectory (Monday through Friday 9:00am-1:30pm). If you have questions, please contact the parish St. Vincent de Paul office at ext.22. Please remember to pick up your copy of Our Sunday Visitor! Thank you for your continued support of the needy in our community! CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday September 10 6:00 pm SVDP Meeting Wednesday September 12 7:00 pm RCIA ~ St. Joseph Room Saturday September 15 5:00 pm Mass 6:00 pm AA Meeting ~ St. Joseph Room Sunday September 16 8:00 am Latin Mass 10:00 am Mass 11:30 am Latin Mass To add your loved one s name(s) to the list please contact Donna at the office MOVIN ON GROUP :00 p.m. in the St. Joseph Room Week 1: AA; Week 2: AA; Week 3: Al-non; Week 4: AA; Week 5: Chair s Choice 4 S. L E

September 9, 2018 TOILETRIES COLLECTION TOILETRIES COLLECTION will take place the weekend of September 29 & 30. A container for your contributions will be in the vestibule that weekend.

Am I the only one who: Needs a retreat? Is powerless over addictions, compulsions, and mental illness? Has lost a job and a career? Experiences ministry or caregiver burnout?

5 September 9, 2018 TOILETRIES COLLECTION TOILETRIES COLLECTION will take place the weekend of September 29 & 30. A container for your contributions will be in the vestibule that weekend. We are asking for SMALL sizes, whether from hotel stays or purchased sample sizes. We will be collecting shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste, mouthwash, body wash, and bath soap. GOING ON RETREAT? Am I the only one who: Needs a retreat? Is powerless over addictions, compulsions, and mental illness? Has lost a job and a career? Experiences ministry or caregiver burnout? Has lost a loved one or two? Has been through a divorce or two? Has a failed relationship or two or three? Has a stressful and overbearing job? Has children and/or pets to care for? Has a house that is too much to manage? Is getting older and not able to do the things I used to? Has debt? Is not assured of my eternal salvation? Doesn t know what to do with my life? So why am I the only one or two from St. Luke s parish who is going on retreat? Will one retreat help and heal me of all these situations? Maybe! Will it put me on the right path? Yes Please come with me; just once, and see what happens. Thank you! Our men s retreat starts Thursday Sept. 27 th at 5pm with dinner and ends on Sunday Sept. 30 th at noon with a good oldfashioned chicken dinner. Each retreatant has their own private bedroom, bathroom, desk, and comfortable rocking chair. Some rooms are wheelchair accessible. Enjoy full use of the grounds poised on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River: with several walking trails and nature trails even to the river, deer sightings, a library, and private sitting places everywhere, designated outdoor smoking areas, coffee, hot chocolate, and lemon-aide all day. There will be a free-will offering at Sunday mass. Please stop by the display in the back of church and get a round tuit. Registration is easy for Retreat #47; please do one of the following: Call the White House Retreat Office: , ; fax ; online: reservations@whretreat.org; or Contact: Paul Metzger , Paul Steingruby , or Sam Sava A note to the Women of St. Luke s: Please check the women s schedule on the bulletin board in the vestibule of church and register for your personal retreat. There are also co-ed/non-silent retreats available for people in recovery from addiction Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time WELCOME HOME! We are blessed to have new parishioners join our parish family! Please join us in welcoming them to St. Luke s! Klaire Fisher WEW RITE of CHRISTIAN INITIATON of ADULTS The RCIA process is for adults who are: Not Catholic & seeking information on what the Catholic Church doctrines & beliefs are. Baptized active Catholics, seeking to update their knowledge of the Catholic Faith. Baptized Catholics, but not practicing, who would like to connect again with the Catholic Church. RCIA meetings will be on Wednesday nights starting September 5, 7:00pm in St. Joseph Hall. If you are interested or know someone who is, please call Donna for more information. Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Labor Day Mass on the Grass!.. 5

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6 ACTUAL NEEDED DIFFERENCE Envelope Total... $ Loose... $ Online... $ Total... $ $ $ YTD Total... $ 39, $ 38, $ Parish Maintenance... $ St. Vincent de Paul... $ Special Collections... $ STEWARDSHIP GIVING 09/02/2018 Total Envelopes Used/Issued: 62/321 September 15 5:00 p.m. Online giving is available on our website. Please remember St. Luke in your estate planning. Servers Panzer Jack & Will Feise Lectors Dan Wiese John Nighbor Eucharistic Ministers Margaret Baxter, Kevin Kelly & Patty Kelly September 16 10:00 a.m. Felice Nighbor, Suzie O Sullivan, Al Dowling & Ann Deer Gift Bearers Patty Kelly Felice & John Nighbor Children s Liturgy ~ Felice Nighbor Greeters Ushers Dynamic Catholic, Alive! ~ No Partiality The Second Reading today from the Letter of James is a great guide for evangelization in our lives today. How often do we decide who is worthy of love and honor and who is not? How often do we ignore those who are poor, unattractive, or annoying? James calls us to show no partiality in our interactions with others but rather to remember that every person is a child of God and an heir to the kingdom of heaven. We are given plenty of opportunities in the course of a week s time to reach out to those in need who might not be our friends or relatives. For the sake of evangelization, let us live our faith and show charity to all we meet. Perhaps some people we meet are terrible sinners, but that just means they have something in common with us. We are sinners and no better or more worthy of love than anyone else. Let s seize the opportunities to love ALL types of people this week: at work, at school, and wherever else. archstl.org/dynamic LITURGICAL MINISTRIES ~ September 15 & 16, 2018 Joann Frame & Mary Ann Hentschel Tim Day, Kevin Kelly & Patty Kelly Tommie dearmas, Bibiana Ledesma, Pat Mullally & Charlene Talir John Cronin, Paul Eigelberger, Mike McBride & Dan O Sullivan SEE BEYOND OUTWARD APPEARANCES The phrase Sunday best has lost much of its meaning in our society today. Some lament the loss of people dressing up for church on Sunday; others think it s a healthy sign that we re as casual in attire gathered before the Lord as we are elsewhere. No matter which school of thought on this topic we belong to, James would probably chastise us. In either case, we are still focused on external appearance, mistaking it for some sort of favored position before God. True, James criticizes the community that favors the rich and well-dressed while ostracizing the poorly clothed, but even more he criticizes the making of distinctions, making choices based on criteria that having nothing to do with the reign of God. James might turn our attention to the reign of God described by Isaiah, in which people are healed and the earth becomes ripe to bear fruit. Jesus today is focused on this reign of God, healing a Gentile man in a region hostile to his Jewish faith, not mindful of the man s origins or clothing or status or ability to repay. Isaiah, James, and Jesus in Mark s Gospel all call us to look more deeply to find where the will of God needs to be done, and has been done, on earth as in heaven. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. Did not God choose those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom that He promised to those who love him? ~ James 2:5 What is more important ~ being rich in faith or rich in possessions? Society teaches us that possessions are most important. God teaches us a different lesson. When we are rich in faith, we keep God first in all things and realize that material things really don t matter and that it s more important to share with those who have less. 6 S. L E

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September 9, 2018 PILGRIMAGE to the HOLY LAND March 18-28, 2019 Spiritual Leader: Fr. Peter Blake Please join Fr. Pete as he makes a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

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8 September 9, 2018 PILGRIMAGE to the HOLY LAND March 18-28, 2019 Spiritual Leader: Fr. Peter Blake Please join Fr. Pete as he makes a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land. The itinerary includes: visiting the Summit of Mt. Olives; Bethlehem; the Holy Grotto of the Nativity; Church of All Nations at Gethsamane; the Old City of Jerusalem; praying the Way of the Cross along the same streets, and among the markets and shops, that Jesus traveled on His journey to Calvary; Mt. Zion; Bethany; the Tomb of Lazarus; Cassarea Philippi; the Sea of Galilee; Cana; and much more! INCLUDED FEATURES: Roundtrip airfare from St. Louis; 8 nights in 1st Class Hotels (Jerusalem - 5 nights; Tiberias - 3 nights); Baggage handling in/out of hotels; Daily Mass at Holy Sites Guided by a Christian guide; Private deluxe motor coach Breakfast & dinner daily & lunch; Escorted by a person from Travel Tyme Brochures with more information are available in the parish office. Please call Donna ( ) or visit stlukestl.org SAVE the DATE! Saturday, September 22, 1:30pm Norman K. Probstein Golf Courses at Forest Park SCHNUCKS ESCRIP FUNDRAISING PROGRAM Schnucks has a program which contributes up to 3% of your monthly purchases (up to a maximum of $21 per card per month) to St. Luke s as a qualified charity. The Schnucks program uses the "My Schnucks Card" as administered by escrip. 1. Pick up a My Schnucks Card at your local Schnucks. 2. Register your card online. 3. Show your card each time you check out. Please note that Schnucks gives 1% for the 1st $300 per card and increases the percentage for purchases up to $999. Thus, St. Luke s will realize more contributions if the whole family uses the same card. Please consider supporting St. Luke the Evangelist through this program. Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time I S. L? The University of Missouri St. Louis-Catholic Newman Center (CNC) offers a warm and welcoming place to study, relax, pray, play, and hang out. We have studentcentered evening masses, socials, faith sharing groups, service and leadership opportunities open to all college students and young adults. We have everything from barbeques, service trips, retreats, a stocked kitchen, a student computer lab, spiritual direction, and freewifi. If you can t make it to Sunday Morning Mass the Catholic Newman Center at UMSL has a Mass on Sunday evenings at 6:00pm on the south campus of UMSL during the school year. Visitors are welcome! For more information see: cncumsl.org. Do you know a Catholic UMSL or local community college student? If so, send a note to frnick@cncumsl.org so we can personally invite them to Mass. HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS The 2018 High School Nights will be held in September and October. Eight locations will host these events that give an opportunity for 6 th, 7 th and 8 th graders and their families to hear three presentations from high schools in an evening. Watch for more information on the particular High School Night in your area. Complete information is posted on our website at For more information, please call the Office of Catholic Education and Formation at VISIT SLUH! Come Join Us! 8th Grade Visits at St. Louis University High (SLUH). Online pre-registration is required. Learn more at or register today at apply.sluh.org. We can t wait to meet you! IGNITE! Get recharged with this shot in the arm event!! Immaculate Conception Dardenne is hosting nationally known speaker, Patrick Coffin on Sunday Night, September 9 7:00 pm in the church. Patrick, formerly of Catholic Answers, will present IGNITE! Tickets are $20 in advance $25 at the door. They are available You don t want to miss this one time opportunity!.. 8

ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST

ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST MASS & SACRAMENTS New Members: We welcome new parishioners and are thankful God has sent you. Please visit our website to register online (www.stlukestl.org). Sunday Masses: Saturday