St. Cletus Catholic Church

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1 St. Cletus Catholic Church Welcoming Christ in the Face of Others 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 May, 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. 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 Liturgy Schedule and Mass Intentions for the week Mon. July 31, St. Ignatius of Loyola 7:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark 8:00am Helen Swab Tues. August 1, St. Alphonsus Liguori 7:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark 8:00am Kevin Houska Wed. August 2, St. Eusebius; St. Peter Julian Eymard 7:00am Donna Lipka Presider: Fr. Whitman 8:00am Joyce Haas Thur. August 3, Weekday 7:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark 8:00am Mary Ann Fernandez Fri. August 4, St. John Vianney 7:00am Vocations to Priesthood/Religious Life Presider: Fr. Whitman 8:00am Dick Baumann Sat. August 5, The Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major 8:00am Poor Souls in Purgatory Presider: Fr. Whitman Sat. August 5, Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm Mary Schibi Presider; Fr. Benz Deacon: Mark McCarthy Servers: A. Ficken, J. Larson, A. Sepe Sun. August 6, Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am Jim Choinka Deacon: Mark McCarthy Servers: A. Chruma, A. Chruma, S. Kerkemeyer 9:30 am Charles Linhoff Presider: Fr, Benz Deacon: Frank Olmsted Servers: J. Chamberlain, K. Skeeters, J. Skeeters 11:30am Our Parish Family Deacon: Frank Olmested Servers: R. Bulte, J. Ernst, L. Salem PARISH COLLECTION July 23, 2017 Regular Offertory.$14, Online Offertory..$4, Matching Gift $60.00 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Do you really trust God? Do you believe that all things work for good? Faith is a challenge for everyone at times. Putting our trust in God, in everything we do, means that God s plan for our lives may be different than our plan. When one door closes, another one opens. Trust in God, His plan is always better. Please pray for the repose of the soul of: Rose Mary Di Ferdinando, mother of Mary Duello Virginia Lee "Sissy" Enteman, aunt of Melvin Bishop May their soul s rest in our Lord s eternal embrace. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Ps 106:19-23; Mt 13:31-35 Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Ps 103:6-13; Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Ps 99:5-7, 9; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11; Mt 13:47-53 Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Saturday: Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab; Mt 13:54-58 Lv 25:1, 8-17; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8; Mt 14:1-12 Sunday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Mt 17:1-9

3 LIFE TEEN NEWS Open Gym: Tuesday from 7-8:30 pm in the Gym Life Night July 30: Join us in Church at 7pm to hear a guest speaker on Islam Visit us at: There is a promise of marriage between: Brett Burns and Claire Leuck - II Please pray for them as they prepare. ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS THIS WEEK Monday JULY 31 5:30PM MEN S BIBLE STUDY CLETUS Tuesday AUGUST 1 8:30AM SENIOR EXERCISE HALL 9:00AM CENTERING PRAYER OLD LIBRARY 6:30PM KINDERGARTEN ICE CREAM SOCIAL CAFE 7 :00PM LITURGY MTG CALLAHAN 7:00PM WESTBOROUGH ASSOC. MTG HALL Wednesday AUGUST 2 8:30AM QUILTERS HALL 7:00PM WOMEN S RECOLLECTION CHAPEL 7:00PM STEVEN S MINSTRY MTG RECTORY Thursday AUGUST 3 7:30AM PTO NEW PARENT BREAKFAST HALL 7:00PM LEGION OF MARY OLD LIBRARY Friday AUGUST 4 9:00AM SMALL FAITH GROUP DUCHESNE Saturday AUGUST 5 12NOON PRIVATE EVENT HALL 3:40PM FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTION CHAPEL Sunday AUGUST 6 7:00PM LIFETEEN NIGHT HALL ATTENTION, ALL ST.CLETUS YOUNG ADULTS! MONDAY, JULY 31, 7:00 PM! As you may remember, we are trying to begin some sort of young adult ministry here at St. Cletus. We now have a date, place, and time for an initial meeting to which all those young adults who share such an interest are invited to attend. Please mark Monday, July 31, at 7:00 PM in our parish s Duchesne Room for that meeting. If any questions, please contact Bob Hamer at or at bhamer@saintcletus.org. Thanks!! Please pray for those In our armed services: RICK FOX RANDY RUEBEL CONNOR BELEW SCOTT FITZGIB- BONS JOSH MENNFEE CHRISTOPHER BREIG CALL THE PARISH OFFICE IF YOU WISH TO ADD A FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS IN TH E ARMED SERVICE. 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: Number in Family: Adults Children Address: Phone:

4 Eucharistic Adoration If you are interested in becoming an adorer or substitute please call or The hours we need covered are: Wednesday 3am and Saturday 2am. Thank you! Monthly Recollection for Women Women's recollection on Wednesday August 2, 7:30-9:30pm at St Cletus Parish. A priest of Opus Dei will give two meditations, confession. For more information, please contact Mary Schlueter or Maureen Branson Parish School of Religion Parent Packets Pick-Up Parent Packets for all families registered in this year s Parish School of Religion are to be picked up in the Gathering Space at Church the first three weekends of August. These packets contain important information about the PSR program and the beginning of the school year. Classes begin August 21. PSR New Parents Meeting There is a meeting on Wednesday, August 9 at 7:00 p.m. in the Duchesne Room of the Parish Center for any parents who are new this year to our Parish School of Religion. Please bring your parent packet to the meeting. Please contact Mary Olmsted at molmsted@saintcletus.org if you have any questions. SUPPERS 8 INVITATION Would you like to meet fellow parishioners of St. Cletus in a small group setting and share a meal together? If so, Suppers 8 is for you. Dinner is hosted in members homes with dates and locations chosen by each group. The host prepares the main dish, while other members bring an appetizer, salad, or dessert. At the end of the fourth month, all gather for a pot luck before groups are rearranged and a new session begins. We plan to begin the next round in early September, so please complete the information below and return it to the Parish Office by August 18th. You can also contact Steve & Sue Schutz at s_schutz@msn.com or Name(s): Address: Phone #: Dietary restric ons/allergies: Are you willing to be a lead host (host the first dinner)? YES NO

5 A GREAT ARTICLE PRINTED IN THE POST-DISPATCH ON JULY 4TH: Please read the following article. It s something that we who call ourselves Americans need to keep in mind: WE MUST NOT LET OUR FOUNDING IDEALS BE FORGOTTEN: Declaration of Independence can only be properly read in a spirit of humility By Michael Gerson WASHINGTON -- At moments of institutional conflict and uncertainty, Americans naturally turn to the Constitution. But at times of anger, division and national self-doubt, the best American leaders have helped us turn to a different document: the Declaration of Independence. That few seem to be doing so now -- in our season of division and doubt -- is another sign that we lack real leaders. The Declaration is an odd source of national pride since it can only be properly read in a spirit of humility. It refers to a transcendent order of justice and human dignity that existed prior to the nation -- and that exposed the nation's horrifying hypocrisies. ("How is it," taunted Samuel Johnson, "that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty among the drivers of Negroes?") "We hold these truths" makes us vulnerable to the judgment of those truths. American independence, of course, involved more than humility. It was an act of defiance rooted in an armlong list of grievances. In Worcester, Massachusetts, after the Declaration was signed, patriots drank to the toast: "Perpetual itching without the benefit of scratching to the enemies of America." But, as Abraham Lincoln noted, the Declaration could have established national independence without its second paragraph about the human rights to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." "The assertion that 'all men are created equal,'" Lincoln argued, "was of no practical use in effecting our separation from Great Britain." As he saw it, the Founders, while constrained by the political realities of their time, set out a non-arbitrary, timeless truth "for future use." "They meant simply to declare the right," said Lincoln, "so that the enforcement of it might follow as fast as circumstances should permit. They meant to set up a standard maxim for free society, which should be familiar to all, and revered by all; constantly looked to, constantly labored for... even though never perfectly attained." Why is that maxim so important? At one level, Lincoln's answer was bluntly practical. If liberty is denied to anyone, it could eventually be denied to you. "And when you have stricken down the principles of the Declaration of Independence," he said, "and thereby consigned the Negro to hopeless and eternal bondage, are you quite sure that the demon will not turn and rend you? Will not the people then be ready to go down beneath the tread of any tyrant who may wish to rule them?" But Lincoln also saw the Declaration as the embodiment of a moral ideal. "It was not the mere matter of the separation of the colonies from the motherland; but something in that Declaration giving liberty, not alone to the people of this country, but hope to the world for all future time. It was that which gave promise that in due time the weights should be lifted from the shoulders of all men, and that all should have an equal chance." By definition, America can't be a normal nation. It stands for more than getting and keeping. Its greatness is a greatness of spirit. And its failures -- such as slavery, segregation and the shameful treatment of Native Americans -- are not only legal but spiritual failures. They are blasphemy against our country's creed. Does anyone think or talk like this now? They need to. There is so much dehumanization in our politics, and the main role of the Declaration is humanization. Its ideals are desperately needed and roundly ignored. How do we measure our loss? It might be a useful exercise to take political arguments and apply the Declaration as a kind of suffix. So: We should fear Latino migrants as gang members and murderers... and all men and women are created equal. Or: Muslims are a threat and should be kept out of the country... and all men and women are created equal. Or: Spending on AIDS treatments for foreigners is a waste... and all men and women are created equal. Or: The human cost of a failing health or education system doesn't matter... and all men and women are created equal. Or: Human beings can be dismembered up to the moment before birth... and all men and women are created equal. When our founding ideals are forgotten, it is the vulnerable and powerless who suffer first and worst. Lincoln accused politicians who dismiss or downplay the Declaration of "blowing out the moral lights around us." When someone calls us back to that faded document, and begins to rekindle America's conscience, it will be a sign we have found a real leader again. (c) 2017, Washington Post Writers Group ADDITIONAL WORDS THAT THOSE WHO CALL THEMSELVES CHRISTIANS AND CATHOLICS NEED TO KEEP IN MIND: The following comes from Pope St. Clement, the successor of our St. Cletus. He is noted for his letter to the people of Corinth about the year 90 AD. As you can see, despite St. Paul s letter to them some forty years before (see 1 Cor. 11:17-12:31), they were still having problems which St. Clement tried to address: Why are there strife and passion, schisms and even war among you? Do we not possess the same Spirit of grace which was given to us and the same calling in Christ? Why do we tear apart and divide the body of Christ? Why do we revolt against our own body? Why do we reach such a degree of insanity that we forget that we are members one of another? Your division has led many astray, has made many doubt, has made many despair, and has brought grief upon us all. And still your rebellion continues. We should put an end to this division immediately. Let us fall down before our master and implore his mercy with our tears. Then he will be reconciled to us and restore us to the practice of brotherly love that befits us. The greater he seems to be, the more humbly he ought to act, and the more zealous he should be for the common good rather than his own interest.

6 PROTECTING GOD S CHILDREN WORKSHOP ALL Volunteers and Employees for St. Cletus School and any children's programs that hold meetings at St. Cletus Church must attend a Protecting God s Children Workshop. There is one scheduled here at St. Cletus on Thursday, Aug. 17 in the Parish Hall at 6:30 pm. You must register through Click Protecting God's Children, it will take you to the Virtus Workshop Schedule, at top or bottom of page click Start Registration. Plan to attend if you would like to participate in ANY school activities or Parish programs for children. Please call Mary Peters at or mpeters@saintcletus.org In the Gospel, we find that the demands of daily Christian living is to spend our life primarily searching for the kingdom of God. Each month our Society is able to help six or seven households for the first time. We are able also to continue our service to other families we may have helped in the past. It is an outreach that depends completely on your generosity in your search for the kingdom of God. Thank you for your kindness. RESPECT LIFE APOSTALATE WHAT CAN NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING DO FOR YOU? Allows you and your spouse to plan when and how many children to have Increases your chances of a close, loving marriage Protects your body-no side effects Allows the teachings of the Church Saves money For more information please contact: Archdiocesan Office of Natural Family Planning Website: Linsey Abraham Patricia Aaron Therese Appling Dennis Barbeau Laura Bathe Olivia Baum Gerry Belew Jonathan Bishop Paul Boschert Carl Black * Elmer Bradbury Phil Braun Autumn Brengle Sue Brockelmeyer Dorothy Buchheit Greg Burdick Jim Campisi Dick Cannon Dr. Hank Clever June Collier Nancy Constantine Betty Costello John Covilli Mildred Boykin-Cox Gene Dallas Ronnie Gagnon Donna Garner Richard Gartner Frank Goessler Michelle Gorman Patrick Gorman Randy Gravemann Dennis Gray Michelle Hartig Mary Ann Hartigan Brigid Hecht Richard Heisse Edward Henke Marie Henrich Bella Herman Sharon Hill Pat Hischke Mary Hixson Chris Hoey Kyle Kennon Avery Kiehl Junior Klipfel Gwendolyn Kramer Anne Krussel Pat Lytle Anne Lowery Darlene Mayer Ruth McCarville Keith McCoy Anita McDonald Joe McHale John Morris Scarlet Martin Ron Niffen Lesa Nollau James O Driscoll Sheila Parks Brenda Peterson Tim Phelan Margaret Poehler Monica Pointer Patrick Reiner Glennon Runde Lynda Ryback * Betty Scaglione Jean Schaeffer Helen Schaeffer Carol Schoolfield Beth Schroeder Betty Schulte Sharon Seward Anna Shaughnessy Weldon Sullivan Jerry Tesdall * Robert Thornhill Matthew Todd Barbara Tuma Jerry Tuma Minnie Viscomi Sue Walter Paul Wappelhorst Nanette Werner Rick Whitlock 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! Sts. Joachim and Ann Care Service Thank you so much St. Cletus for your recent contribution to our Food Pantry of dry canned goods, baby items, paper products, toiletries and cleaning supplies. We wish God s blessings upon you and your families. COVENANT NETWORK Try an easy way of learning more about your Catholic Faith. Listen to AM 1460 KHOJ Catholic radio. Hear local programming, engaging live call-in show, daily Holy Mass, the Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet and much more. For a program schedule and a free CD call toll-free Also, you may listen on-line at or

7 THIS WEEKEND JULY 30, 7:00 PM! On Sunday, July 30, we here at St. Cletus will have honor of hearing Father Thomas Michel, SJ, who will speak to us about his multi-year experience of living in an Islamic culture and working with people of that faith. He will speak in our parish Church that evening at 7:00 PM. It should be a most interesting and beneficial presentation in light of current events and the questions that those current events have aroused in us all. Fr. Thomas Michel, S.J., was born in St. Louis, U.S.A., in 1941, was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis in 1967, and joined the Jesuits in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in After studying Arabic and Islamic studies in Egypt and Lebanon, he received a doctorate in Islamic theology at the University of Chicago. His doctoral thesis was entitled Ibn Taymiyya's Al-Jawab al-sahih: A Muslim Theologian's Critique of Christianity. In 1978, after teaching at Columbia University in New York, he taught Islamic studies at Sanata Dharma University in Indonesia, as well as Christian theology at Islamic theological institutes. In , Fr. Michel worked in the Vatican under Pope John Paul II as Head of the Office for Relations with Muslims. During this time he spent four years teaching Christian theology in universities in Turkey and at the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies and the Gregorian University in Rome. In , Fr. Michel served as Secretary for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs for the Catholic bishops of Asia (FABC), based in Bangkok, Thailand, and as Secretary for Interreligious Dialogue, at the Jesuit Curia in Rome. In 2000 he delivered the D Arcy Lectures at Oxford University on themes of Muslim-Christian relations. In , he lived in Turkey and taught Christian theology at Turkish state universities. In 2008, he received the International Tschelebi Peace Prize from the Central Islamic Institute of Germany, and in 2009 he received the Ali Shir Navai Award from the International Turkish Olympiad in Ankara, Turkey. In 2010, he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Theology by the Catholic Theological Union of Chicago, Illinois. In 2013, he received the Building Bridges of Understanding Award from Alwaleed Center for Muslim- Christian Understanding of Georgetown University. In 2011 he held the Tuohy Chair at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. In 2012 he held the Wade Chair at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. From he has served in Georgetown University as Senior Fellow of the Woodstock Theological Center and Senior Fellow of the Alwaleed Center for Muslim- Christian Understanding. Fr. Michel is on the International Advisory Board of the Khalidi Library, Jerusalem and the Editorial Board of the journal Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations in Birmingham, UK; He is on the International Advisory Panel of the International Movement for a Just World in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and on the Advisory Board of the Centre for Civilisational Dialogue at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. From , he taught religious studies at the School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University in Doha, Qatar. In he is teaching Islamic studies at the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies in Rome, Italy. In March 2017, he celebrated his 50th Anniversary of ordination, and in August, 2017, he will join the staff of the new Xavier College to open in Chiang Rai, Thailand. Especially when people today have so many questions about Islam, we here at St. Cletus are most honored to have Fr. Michel join us on Sunday evening, July 30, at 7:00 PM in our parish Church. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and family members to come and hear Fr. Michel s insights.

8 MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW to join the men of St. Cletus for a weekend retreat at the White House Retreat House in South St. Louis County high on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River. It will be a time of peace and quiet; good rest, good food and inspiring talks to bring you closer to Christ. The retreat begins at 6:00PM on Thursday, Aug. 17, and ends at 2:00PM on Sunday, Aug. 20. If you interested or need more info, please contact Francis Saale at or fsaale324@att.net, Richard Marquard at or rickymarq55@gmail.com, or Jerry Stolin at or Gerald.I.stolin@boeing.com SAVE THE DATE All couples celebrating a milestone wedding anniversary (25, 50 or more) will have the opportunity to renew their wedding vows at the 9:30 Mass on OCTOBER 22, 2017 The Knights of Columbus (St. Charles Council 823)will be holding their Annual Family Picnic on Saturday August 12 from 1:00 to 6:00pm. Come and enjoy food, drinks, children's bounce houses, activities and fun. Not a member no problem! Simply come to the picnic at 20 Westbury Drive (Next to Pundmann Ford) and ask how to become a member. Bring a dessert, or covered dish to share. Please contact Peter Abegg (636) to let us know how many will be attending. Interested in the Catholic Faith? If you would like to learn more about our Catholic faith and its rich traditions and: Have never been baptized OR Were baptized in another Christian tradition and are thinking about becoming Catholic OR Are baptized Catholic but never completed the sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation Contact Deacon Mark at ext 1712 HIGHLIGHTED IN OUR BULLE- TIN: STATE FARM 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!

9 WELCOME! Please note below some photos of new brothers and sisters of ours as members of the St. Cletus Parish Family. Again, the purpose of putting these photos in our Sunday bulletin is to help us all familiarize ourselves with these new members so that we can give them a warm welcome when we meet them. By welcoming them, we strengthen our bonds as a family of faith. (If you are a new parishioner and have not had your photo taken, please give me a call at , ext. 1711). Look for another set of new parishioner photos soon. Father Jim Benz Casey and James Warden on Hyannis Dr Kathy and Dave Maples with Riley on Wentworth Tom and Joan Sucher on Pierpoint Ln Luis Duran and Monica Chanocua with Daleyza on Cunningham Ave Kara and James Chadduck with Jimmy, Emma & Alice on Penrose Ln Helene Hodak-Clay on Denton Ln Mike and Rachel York with Austin and Caitlin on Innisfree Dr Stacy and Joe Tubbs with Joseph & Addison on St. Stephen Ln Jacob and Tara Welnick on Penbrooke Ln

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