Our Lady of the Snows Parish

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1 Our Lady of the Snows Parish 274 Hwy H Eugene, MO October 23, 2016 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Parish Office Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 3:00 pm Parish Secretary: Roxanne Schulte Phone: Fax: olosparish@gmail.com Website: olosmaryshome.net Pastor Rev. Patrick J. Shortt: frpjshortt@gmail.com Phone: (24/7 & for emergencies) Bulletin Submission Deadline articles to olosparish@gmail.com Deadline: Tuesday s at 9:00 am Our Lady of the Snows School (Pre-K to 8) 276 Hwy H, Eugene MO School Principal: Josh Vandike olosschool@gmail.com School Secretary: Rosie Beck rosie@radiowire.net Phone: Fax: DEFINITION OF AN ACTIVE PARISHIONER: Is registered in the parish Regularly participates in Mass and the Sacraments Serves the needs of the people of the parish and of the community Annually completes a stewardship commitment card and fulfills that commitment. Daily Masses: Tuesday 6:00 pm Wednesday - Friday 8:00 am Weekend Masses: Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 7:45 am & 10:00 am HOLY DAYS: 8:00 am & 7:00 pm Prayer Line: , if no answer call Baptism - Contact The Pastor for appointment. Marriage - Contact The Pastor at least six (6) months in advance. RCIA - Contact The Pastor if interested in attending class. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday, 4:00-4:30 pm and by appointment Parish Pastoral Council School Advisory Board Knights of Columbus #3267 Meeting: 4th 7:00 pm Meeting: 3rd 6:30 pm Meeting: 1st 7:30 pm Grand Knight: Andy Adrian Andy Adrian, President; Mark Adrian, President; Deputy Grand Knight: Ray Rush Alan Berendzen, Vice President; Allen Doerhoff, Vice President; Chancellor: Glenn Pound Diann Brenneke, Secretary; Kim Evers, Secretary Recorder: Mark Borman Mark Borman, Joyce Musick, Stacey Evers, Jason Bittle, Financial Secretary: Chuck Berendzen Barb Adrian Roselyn Wood Treasurer: Andrew Haslag Advocate: Bruce Berendzen Warden: Delbert Wilde Seeking Christ for Our Nation Mass November 15, 6pm 4th Degree K of C Meeting: 4th Thursday Inside Guard: Darryl Love Outside Guard: Travis Rush Lecturer: Russ Kempker

2 MASS INTENTIONS Sat. Oct 22 5:00 pm Walter Groose Sun. Oct 23 7:45am 10:00am Amos Ihler Family of God Mon. Oct 24 No Mass Tue. Oct 25 6:00 pm Special Intentions Wed. Oct 26 8:00 am Augusta Kempker Thurs. Oct 27 8:00 am Lawrence & Hilda Koetting Fri. Oct 28 8:00 am Rod & Jim Farmer Sat. Oct 29 5:00 pm Roger & Theresa Bas 50th Wedding Anniversary Sun. Oct 30 7:45am 10:00am Family of God Max Limbach Mon. Oct 24 Tues. Oct 25 Wed. Oct 26 Thurs. Oct 27 Fri. Oct 28 Sun. Oct 30 Calendar of Events Quilting 8am - 12noon Parish Council Meeting 7:00 pm Senior Dinner 11am - 1pm, Youth Ministry 6:30 pm, RCIA 7pm - 9pm Quilting 9am - 3pm & 6pm - 9pm, 4th Degree K of C Meeting AA & Al Anon Meeting 8:00 pm PSR 8:45 am, First Reconciliation Workshop begins with 10am Mass A look ahead.. Tuesday, November 1, All Saint s, is a Holy Day. Mass times are 8:00 am AND 7:00 pm. Stewardship Report Budgeted Offertory 7/1/16-6/30/17 $468,000 Budgeted Monthly Goal - October $39,000 Weekly Collections: October 1-8 $12,324 October 9-15 $6,881 October $ October $ October $ Monthly Total To Date $19,205 Actual Offertory YTD: 7/1/16-10/15/16 $119,740 Budgeted Goal YTD: 7/1/16-10/15/16 $135,000 Difference ($15,260) Please Pray for our Sick Loved Ones Betty Ann Berendzen Chuck Kempker Terry Bernskoetter Kris Kempker Stanley Brand Tony Kempker Dale Buechter Kevin Kliethermes Margaret Evers Irene Lepper Kari France Greg Pound Judy Fritsch Theresa Rush Albert Gainer Faythe Scheulen Amy Hagenhoff Mildred Schulte Joyce Hagenhoff Lexi Staats Beth Hale Bob Stuenkel Jim Hale Judy Wieberg Wildred Hoecker Ruthie Wright Please call the Parish Office to have a name added or removed from our prayer list or to advise us of hospitalizations. We would like to keep the list as current as possible. Thank you. REMINDER: K of C handles Mass Ministry duties on the 5th weekend of the month which is coming up October 29th & 30th. Notice to Quilters: Monday s 8am Noon Thursday s 9am - 3pm Thursday Evenings 6pm 9pm All are welcome, we can always use more quilters. We quilt in the basement of the middle (old) school. October being the month for Life, the Our Lady of Snows Life Group is bringing the baby bottles out. Please put in your extra change. Bottles can be turned in at the parish office. The money from these bottles will be used for Vitae Caring Foundation, MO Citizens for Life, Youth trip to Washington, For Life, Pro Life highway signs, and any other Pro Life needs in our diocese. We are now in the middle of this year s Catholic Stewardship Appeal. We extend a heartfelt thanks to all of our parishioners who have chosen to contribute. If you have not yet responded to your mailing from Bishop Gaydos, please take time this week to consider a gift to continue the many services the diocese provides in support of our parishes and schools. Our combined gifts signify our gratitude to God for all we have been given. First video release-csa 2017: Interview with Bishop John R. Gaydos - go to diojeffcity.org, click the YouTube logo button in the top right hand corner of web page.

3 Knights of Columbus All Deceased Members Mass Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 6:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to a end. We would like to send out a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone for their help and support during our time of sorrow. Especially, the ladies that helped with the meal, everyone that brought food, the servers, the choir, Matt and Sara, and Father Pat. Thank you very much. Family of Tim Kempker Paint For Preemies event will be held at the KC Building on Friday, November 4th, at 6pm. This is a March of Dimes fundraiser. We will be painting a snowman themed picture. Food provided. Bring your beverage of choice. Cost is $25. Seating is limited. Call or text Becky Schwaller at to reserve your spot. Congratulations ~ United in Marriage here at Our Lady of the Snows ~ October 15, 2016 Aaron Kempker & Jessica Schwaller Mission Sunday This Sunday is designated as World Mission Sunday, which might remind us that the church s mission is not a solo operation but one that requires help from others. We offer monetary support for the foreign missions through the collection this Sunday, but our home country and every other country is also mission territory. Mission is integral to the identity of the church, and that mission is a communal responsibility. Mission Sunday always challenges us to accept our responsibility for sharing the faith with others. The final line of last week s Gospel might prompt some useful reflection: But when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth? Mission Sunday also calls us to live up to our name as catholic or universal in the extent of our concern and love. The readings today also offer strong reminders of the values that should shape our voting and public advocacy. The first reading reminds us that our God is a God of justice, who hears the cry of the oppressed, the orphan, the widow and the lowly. The psalm today continues that theme, with a repeated reminder that The Lord hears the cry of the poor. The second reading offers another perspective. Paul speaks of having to face his difficulties alone: No one appeared on my behalf, but everyone deserted me. One of the ways that we can assist the poor and the oppressed is simply to stand with them, to be on their side, to accompany them in their difficulties. We may not always be able to resolve their problems but we can be with them as they deal with their troubles. That helps them realize, as Paul did, that the Lord stands by them, too. The Gospel challenges us in a different direction, pushing us to consider where we need to acknowledge our own sinfulness, which often contributes to the plight of the poor. Often our sins are sins of omission. We think we are living a good life, like the Pharisee in this parable, while we overlook the needs of others around us. Only when we recognize our omissions can we amend our behavior. Let the preaching and prayers today invite the assembly to recognize the demands of justice that require us to reach out to the needy with concrete signs of God s love for them. Fr. Pat. Upcoming Events: Sunday, October 23 - Sacred Heart Parish Fall Fes val, Rich Fountain, serving family style Whole Hog Sausage & German Pot Roast dinner from 11 am - 6 pm. Adults - $11, Children $5, 5 & under Free. Sunday, October 23 - St. Elizabeth Knights of Columbus Fall Supper, St. Elizabeth Community Center, St. Elizabeth. Serving all you can eat Fried Chicken & Whole Hog Sausage dinners from 11 am - 5:30 pm. Adults - $10, Children $5, 5 and under Free. Sunday, November 6 - St. Anthony Catholic Church Annual Turkey Dinner & Christmas Bazaar, Camdenton from 11 am - 3 pm. Turkey & Trimmings, Beverage & Dessert. Adults - $11, Youth - $5 (age 6-15), Children 5 & under Free. Sunday, November 6 - St. Francis Xavier Parish, Taos Harvest Fes val - Meal Served 11 am - 6 pm. Roast Turkey & Sausage, Adults - $11, Children Ages $6, Children under 5 eat FREE. RAFFLE: 1st Prize - $1000, 2nd Prize - $500, 3rd Prize - Handmade Quilt. There will be no 10 am Mass. Flyer posted in main entrance of Church. The youth planning to attend NCYC will be selling squares on a " World Series Board" fundraiser after all Masses THIS WEEKEND. The cost is $5 per square. Thank you for your continued support to reach our goal! $10,000 Fantasy Night Winners ~ CONGRATULATIONS! Ticket Order Amount Won Name 1st $500 Kenda & Robin Humphrey 25th $100 Donnie & Cindy Lepper 50th $150 Denise Lepper 65th $100 Conrad & Ann Louise Hake 75th $100 Mike & Susie Haeffner 90th $100 Bryan Steele/Debbie Issenbart 100th $500 Wes & Ange Daiprai 130th $150 Cory & Anna Bax 150th $150 Eric Groose 165th $150 Liz Short/Lauren Neuner 175th $150 Richie & Cheryl Cotton 200th $500 Brent & Danielle Scrivner 225th $200 Jerry & LueAnn Hogg 250th $200 Ultimate Lawn Care 265th $300 Andy & Jordan Stivers 280th $150 Andy & Kayla Groose 290th $200 Brian & Laura Menningsen 296th $200 Chad & Colleen Abbott 297th $300 Mike & Kim Evers 298th $500 Charlie & Jeanne Hammond 299th $5500 Dave & Kathy Doerhoff 300th $5500 Kyle Cardwell Door Prize $100 Joe & Lori Brockman

4 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish 21 st Annual Fall Fantasy $10,000 Banquet is Saturday, November 5th. Tickets are on sale now. Donation of $110 includes: Prime Rib or Chicken Cordon Bleu Dinner and Dance for two with music by Shiloh, beer, wine, and soda, as well as a chance to win $10,000. For additional information contact: Joanie Prenger at or Lynn Taggart at Don t forget the tub in the back of Church for those less fortunate! When you use a coupon (buy 1, get 1 free) why not give the extra one to the poor. Or, when you are shopping, start a new habit of picking 1 item up extra for them. They will appreciate it and you will be practicing a Corporal Work of Mercy. ENGAGED ENCOUNTER Weekends (Moberly) Dates: November 4-6, January 6-8, March 3-5, May 5-7, August 4-6, November 3-5 Contact: Pat Reinkemeyer ext. 240 Couple-to-Couple League Natural Family Planning Engaged or married couples are welcome to attend Class Schedule flyer posted in back of Church. You can also find current information at: Marriage Challenges? For confidential information call toll free at: 1-(800) or visit Next Programs 2017: Feb. 3 & 17, June 2, August 12, September 15 JEFFERSON CITY PRE-CANA The 2016 dates are: October 29 Classes are held at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital, 2505 Mission Drive, Jefferson City. Cost is $50 per couple. Contact either Mark or Debbie Mehmert by damehmert@gmail.com

5 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Our Lady of the Snows Church # Hwy H Eugene, MO TELEPHONE W/ or cell/ CONTACT PERSON Roxanne Schulte olosparish@gmail.com SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat X Windows 7 PRINTER Lexmark 2500 TRANSMISSION DATE Tuesday, October NOON ***SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION*** Sunday, October 23, 2016 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 4 *** SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS*** ATTENTION***ATTENTION!!!!!! Please Note: Should there be a problem with the bulletin once it is uploaded Please contact Parish Office at Thanks