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1 Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church Ashbrook Drive, St. Louis, Missouri, / Fax

2 Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church Ashbrook Drive, Saint Louis, Missouri, / Fax Were not our hearts burning as he spoke to us on the road And they recognized him IN THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD Gospel of St. Luke 24:13-35 Parish Leadership and Service Fr. Michael Henning Pastor mickeylee48@sbcglobal.net Sr. Rose Mercurio, SSND Pastoral Associate rosessnd@sbcglobal.net Mrs. Theresa McWilliams Director of Music tmacwms@sbcglobal.net Mrs. Judy Krenn Youth Ministry Coordinator judykrenn@aol.com Mrs. Buffy Modde Parish Nurse parishnurse.hnoj@sbcglobal.net Deacon George Watson Permanent Deacon hgwatson@msn.com Deacon Matthew Duban Permanent Deacon meduban@sbcglobal.net Christ Light of the Nations Catholic School 1650 Redman Avenue Saint Louis, Mo Sr. Mary Lawrence, SSND sr_mary@charter.net Parish Support Staff Mrs. Sandy Miesner parishoffice10235@sbcglobal.net Mr. Steve Jones Maintenance Coordinator Mr. David Vaughn Parish Custodian Mrs. Rose Fox Rectory Housekeeping A Pledge to Parish Life My parish is composed of people like me. I help make it what it is. It will be friendly, if I am. Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them. It will do great work, if I work. It will make generous gifts to causes, if I am a generous giver. It will bring other people into its community, if I invite and bring them. It will be a parish of loyalty and love, of fearlessness and faith, and a parish with a noble spirit, if I who make it what it is, am filled with these same things. Therefore, with the help of God, I shall dedicate myself to the task of being all the things that I want my parish to be. Weekend Mass Saturday 4:00pm/5:00pm Standard Time / Daylight Time Sunday 8:00am/10:30am Daily Mass 6:30am Tuesday / Thursday 8:00am Monday / Wed / Friday 8:00am Wednesday Christ Light of the Nations School Holy Days - Obligation 8:00am / 7:00pm Civil Holidays 9:00am Reconciliation Saturday Confessions 2:30-3:30p / 3:30-4:30p Standard Time / Daylight Time By Appointment Anytime Call Father Mike Communal Services During Advent and Lent Liturgy of the Hours 7:35am Monday / Wed / Friday Eucharistic Adoration 7:00am to 12 midnight on Tuesdays only. Parish Celebration and Formation Becoming Catholic Our parish has a yearround, ongoing process to assist adults in becoming Catholic. We also have a special program for older unbaptized children. Call us at anytime. Deacon George will provide all the information you need. Getting Married Preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage begins at least 6 months before a wedding. A wedding date cannot be scheduled until the couple has begun preparation for this sacrament. Anointing of the Sick This sacrament is for those having surgery, the seriously or chronically ill, and those near death. Call for anointing at home or church before entering the hospital. Celebrations at church take place - Every 1st Saturday After the Evening Mass Every 3rd Sunday After the 8:00am Morning Mass

3 IHS Highlights of Life in Our Community Our Parish Life Good for You - Good for Others Details in your bulletin or Parish Directory. Being involved insures the vitality of our parish. Sunday, January 12th The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Men s Club Communion Breakfast Tuesday, January 14th Eucharistic Adoration Men s Club Meeting Wednesday, January 15th Exercise Class Parish Quilting Group Parish Blood Drive Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center Girl Scout Troop Meeting Friday, January 17th Girl Scout Troop Meeting Saturday, January 18th Soup Stew & Chili Program Sacrament of Penance (Confessions) Blood Pressure Screening Program Sunday, January 19th The 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Soup Stew & Chili Program Sacramental Anointing of the Sick Parish Hospitality: Coffee & Donuts Blood Pressure Screening Program Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration 2:300pm Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis Archbishop Carlson (Presiding) Fr. Art Cavitt (Homilist) COMING EVENTS OF NOTE St. Vincent de Paul Trivia Night Holy Name of Jesus Parish Fundraiser for Society Saturday, January 25th, 2014, 6:30pm Catholic Women for Christ Conference Saturday, January 25th, 2014 St. Charles Convention Center Catholic Men for Christ Conference Saturday, February 1st, 2014 JOHN THE BAPTIST WAS THE FORRUNNER OF JESUS. Today we celebrate the mission of God s saving plan being passed from John to Jesus, through whom it will reach across the continents to every corner of the Earth. Just as the Olympic torch is passed on from runner to runner as it is carried across continents to the site of the games, through our baptism each of us are the runners, the torchbearers of God s saving plan today. The baptism of Jesus marks the beginning of Jesus public ministry. Everything he will say and do after being baptized will fulfill God s desire for human salvation. In baptism we are called to enter into a new relationship a mission with a mission with God and with one another as the community of God s beloved people. Our own public ministry on behalf of the human needs of those around us carries on the mission of God s saving plan and our relationship with God deepens. In this time and place, and across the continents, we are the torchbearers with Christ of God s desire for human salvation. Here we confess our belief in the dignity of all human persons and justice for all. Here we strive with all our energy of body and soul for right relationships, we discover our gifts and we place them at the service of the human need for community. All this is the burning desire of God lit within us at the moment of our baptism. The torch of the light of Christ that has been passed on to us. THE HUMAN NEEDS of our community are clearly evident as is the mission mandate of Christ to use the gifts entrusted to us for the good of all. I encourage you to take some time to read and think about the summary of Before the challenge of carrying out faithfully and generously the mission of Christ, we are all deeply conscious that the mission is His. Of ourselves, we will accomplish nothing. With Christ we can do all that God the Father asks of us. especially when it is difficult for us. Pastoral Letter on the Reorganization of the Northeast Deanery census data on our parish that you will find in today s bulletin. Usually we think that a parish exists to serve the spiritual and social needs of Catholics. While this is true, a Catholic parish actually exists to serve the needs of every person who lives within the parish boundaries. The Church has always taught maybe not so well communicated that every person living within our boundaries is a parish member and some are registered members. As a mission parish we need to be aware of and responsive to the predominately Non-Catholic population that lives within our parish boundaries. As a parish with a mission we need to be deliberate about finding ways to remain a viable organization in our community even though our human and financial resources are declining. Our Parish Pastoral Council is now developing the strategy for ensuring a Catholic presence in this community for years to come. We will accomplish this by making parish membership, stewardship of our resources, and outreach to the community through partnership with others our priorities. In these ways, here and now, God s desire for salvation will be achieved.

4 MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY January 13 8:00am Rose Marie Holschen TUESDAY January 14 6:30am Arthuyr Jennemann WEDNESDAY January 15 8:00am Mary Agnes Tebeau 8:00am School Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary THURSDAY January 16 6:30am Tim Ferrell FRIDAY January 17 8:00am Gerry Wessel SATURDAY January 18 4:00pm Sander Family SUNDAY January 19 8:00am Gregory Murphy 10:30am Kenneth Singler Health Advisory Your commitment to Mass is a sign of the vitality of our parish. However, for the health of our whole community, if you are not feeling well, be attentive to these recommendations: Don t Come To Church With a fever be fever free for 24 hrs. When you re not feeling well achy, tired, sore throat, no energy When you re coughing and sneezing a lot with a runny nose or headache When You Do Come To Church Use hand sanitizer at church entrances With slight symptoms of cold or flu Don t take communion from the cup Offer the sign of peace with a friendly wave or simple bow Thank you for your cooperation in taking responsibility for the health of our community. Remember, it s sad to miss Mass when you re sick or taking care of someone who s sick, but not sinful. Saturday, January 18 4:00pm Judy Mantych* Mary Migliazzo* Dee Hooser Mary Krsul Laura Lucido Tony Migliazzo Eileen Mills-D Sunday, January 19 8:00am Marie Tabor* Betty Easley* Josephine Bono Larry Colombo Diana Goodwin Wil Huhmann 10:30am Jeanne Field* Lori Garner* Linda Byrns Mary Harris Minnie Huston Ken Kleinberg Barb Arnet-D Saturday January 18 4:00pm Marilyn Gittermeier Sunday, January 19 8:00am Sr. Rose 10:30am Gina Keppler January :00am Bob Seidel & Linda Byrns Saturday, January 18 4:00pm Philip Merz & Lauren Swindle Sunday, January 19 8:00am Grace & Anna Gerhart 10:30am Teirra & Alanna Andrisse Saturday, January 18 4:00pm Volunteers Sunday, January 19 8:00am Betty Easley & Chris Pouyer 10:30am Bill & Judi Sams

5 TODAY S READINGS First Reading Isaiah speaks of the Servant whom the LORD upholds; he shall bring forth justice to the nations (Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7). Psalm The Lord will bless his people with peace (Psalm 29). Second Reading Jesus was anointed by God with the Holy Spirit; he went out healing and doing good (Acts 10:34-38). Gospel A voice comes from heaven proclaiming Jesus as the beloved Son, with whom God is well pleased (Matthew 3:13-17). READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Sm 1:1-8; Ps 116:12-19; Mk 1:14 20 Tuesday: 1 Sm 1:9-20; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Mk 1:21 28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20; Ps 40:2, 5, 7-10; Mk 1:29 39 Thursday: 1 Sm 4:1-11; Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25; Friday: Mk 1: Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a; Ps 89:16-19; Mk 2:1 12 Saturday: 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1a; Ps 21:2-7; Mk 2:13 17 Sunday: Is 49:3, 5-6; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10; 1 Cor 1:1-3; Jn 1:29-34 A Mass for healing will be celebrated at Blessed Teresa of Calcutta parish church, located at 150 N. Elizabeth, Ave. Ferguson, MO, on Wednesday, January 29 at 7:00PM. During the celebration, Fr. Rosy and a number of other prayer teams will pray over everyone who seeks prayer for healing. While on earth, Jesus taught, healed and delivered. He commissioned all the baptized to do the same. Please come with your need, to pray for someone else, or as intercessor for those who are prayed with St. Patrick s Center Mostaciolli Casseroles Thursday, January 16, 2014 we will be picking up the Mostaciolli Casseroles for St. Patrick s Center. We will be at the South portal of church between the hours of 7:00am and 9:30am so that we can except your casseroles that you have prepared. We are hoping that the weather will be nice that day. Hopefully no snow! Please call us if you have any questions. Matt & Connie Borzymowski PEACE We should have great peace if we did not busy ourselves with what others say and do. UNITY Unity is vision; it must have been part of the process of learning to see. CERTAINTY The Son of God died; it is by all means to be believed because it is absurd. And he was buried and rose again; it is certain because it is impossible.

6 TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Through the centuries, artists and craftspeople have depicted Jesus baptism in the Jordan River by John. At first in mosaics and frescoes, and later in tapestries, stained glass, and paintings, the scene is familiar. Jesus is standing waist high in flowing water. Above him, standing on dry land, John the Baptist pours water over Jesus. The first artists to depict this were sketching from memory. This is exactly how most people were baptized in the early days: as adults, standing or kneeling in the water, with water poured over their heads. This method of baptizing, called immersion, is the favored way today. An adult enters a font, or an infant is lowered a bit into the water supported by a parent s hand, and water is poured or splashed over them. The treasures of baptistry art attest that submersion, or plunging beneath the water s surface, is not really in our tradition, and that infusion, the mere pouring of a few drops of water, yields too narrow an understanding of what it means to be plunged into Christ s life. Jesus Christ has gone before us into the water, and waits for us there with abundant gifts. No wonder the tradition calls for abundant symbols! Rev. James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. DID YOU KNOW? Mass is held every Tuesday 10am at the Missouri V.A. Nursing Home chapel. It is located on Lewis & Clark (the first light south of Christian Hospital, on Hwy 367). As we approach Veteran s Day, join us weekly as we celebrate Mass with those who know what it means to serve. You are invited to the St. Norbert Parish Mission, Renew Our Hearts January 26-30, 2014 beginning at 6:30pm each evening. This extraordinary event features dynamic speaker Rev. Peter Schavitz, C.Ss.R. This mission is designed to renew our faith. It is for everyone young and old, and will uplift your spiritual journey. Each session will conclude with a social filled with good eats, good drinks and good conversation. Child Care (for children aged 2-5) and Children s Liturgy (for children aged 6-9) available each evening. You won t want to miss this unique opportunity! For more information or to sign up for child care or the children liturgy, please call the St. Norber Rectory at We are located at New Halls Ferry Road, Florissant, MO th Annual Archdiocesan Celebration Come to the Archdiocesan Celebration on the National Holiday Weekend highlighting the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. Mass will be held on Sunday, January 19, 2014 at 2:30pm in the Cathedral Basilica. Archbishop Robert Carlson will be the celebrant and Fr. Art Cavitt will be the homilist. A reception honoring the 2014 Martin Luther King, Jr. Model of Justice Honorees follows in Boland Hall. Please call the Center at for further information. The Mass Choir for the Archdiocesan Celebration is inviting you to participate. Come to St. Matthew the Apostle Church, 2715 N. Sarah on December 14, 28, and January 4, 11, from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Parking is available on the street and the church s adjoining lots. YOUNG AT HEART CLUB There will be no meeting in January!! We will meet again on Wednesday, February 19th. Hope everyone had a great Christmas and we wish you a Healthy, Happy and Blessed New Year! This month we will pray the Rosary on the weekend of the 18th & 19th, 1/2 hour before each Mass. Please plan on joining us. Thank You

7 IMPORTANT HOSPITAL NEWS HEALTHY PROMISES FOR 2014 Instead of trying to do many things, revolve to make a small number of important changes, one by one: Ill start at least ONE physical activity. It may be hard at first to fit exercise into your busy day, but stick with it-it will get easier. I ll adopt ONE dietary guideline. Keep fat calories to less than 30% of your total daily calorie load. I ll kick ONE bad habit Skipping breakfast, snacking late at night or sitting in front of the TV too much can be just as hazardous to your health as smoking. I ll make ONE new friend. People with close friends or support groups are less likely to have strokes or heart attacks and more likely to survive major illnesses. I ll have ONE thorough checkup. When you see your doctor, ask which health screenings you should be getting, then follow through. *************************************** On January 4th, I left with the Belize Mission Team, for my much anticipated Mission trip to the District of Toledo in Belize. Please know that I will be taking you with me in so many ways. You have donated school supplies, personal hygiene products, flip-flops and money toward the success of this service. On behalf of the people of Belize, thank you so very much. Without the help of generous people like you, our ministry would not be possible. I will be returning to the office on January 15th, and look forward to sharing our experience with you. S. Rose, SSND.RN Hospitals, because they are going paperless, are no longer listing the parishes of patients. So, PLEASE, be sure to let us know if you are a friend, relative, neighbor, etc. are being admitted to a hospital. We want to support you in your illness. Just call the Parish Office and give us your information. In your charity please pray for the repose of Robert Strutman and all the souls who have died this week. We pray that they may now enjoy the great blessings of eternal life and that their family and friends may find peace in the promises of Christ. Amen PRAYER CHAIN If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, please call either Betty or Pat ATTENTION Do you know a homebound parishioner who would like to receive the Eucharist on a weekly basis? If so, please contact Sr. Rose.

8 Holy Name of Jesus Parish December 2013 Demographic Scan of the Community We Are Called to Serve A Mission Parish With A Mission Last year we established a new Parish Pastoral Council with the primary purposes of strengthening our Catholic presence in Northeast St. Louis County as a sign of saving unity, keeping our parish vibrant, and promoting human development as a fundamental work of evangelization. In September the Council began working to identify three pastoral priorities that our parish ministries, organizations, and activities will focus on for the next 2-3 years. The Council s discussion of priorities is using the results of our 2008 Vision Day and various assessments of our vitality made by parish leaders over the past 8 years. Several meetings have also engaged the leaders of parish organizations in discussions of their plans and needs for the future. In addition, since every parish is called and established to serve the community where it is located, the Council has reviewed a great deal of information from the 2010 U.S. Census. For the benefit of our registered parishioners, Council members Mark Tranel and Christine Kulla-Branz have made a summary of census data about our parish. All are encouraged to read and prayerfully reflect on this information. The human needs of our community are clearly evident as is the mission mandate of Christ to use the gifts entrusted to us for the good of all. Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church serves an approximately 18-square mile area in Northeast St. Louis County. There are 69,214 people living in 26,229 households in that area of which 85.7 percent are African American and 14.1 percent are white. Children are present in 39 percent of the households. The majority of children (51.7%) live in a household headed by a single female parent; one-fifth (22%) percent of children live in a home with married-couple parents; and 11.8 percent live in the care of their grandparents. At 29 percent of all households, a person living alone is another significant type of household in the Holy Name of Jesus service area. With a median income of $34,000, households in the Holy Name of Jesus service area have incomes considerably below the St. Louis County median income of $59,000. While the unemployment rate is high at 17 percent, most households (77%) are working households. Only 5 percent of households receive cash public assistance; 27 percent receive food stamps. The poverty rate in the area is very high at 23 percent. Poverty is even higher among households with children. Approximately 35 percent of children live in poverty although the parents of 80 percent of children are working including parents with very young children (under age 6). With approximately 5,000 children under age 6 in the area and less than one-quarter of them (23%) in preschool, there is a significant need for quality, affordable early child care. There are a significant number of new residents in the Holy Name of Jesus service area with about 40 percent of households having moved in since 2005 and 58 percent moved in since Homeownership in the area is low with 38 percent of households renting. The cost of housing is a source of significant financial stress on many renters with 65 percent paying more than 30 percent of their income for rent and utilities. A good many of the working residents of the area have to travel outside the area for their jobs. There are only 13,884 jobs in the area for the 27,374 who work and many of the jobs in the area do not match the skills of area residents. Lord, grant that all the faithful of the Church looking into the signs of the times by the light of faith may constantly devote themselves to the service of the Gospel. Keep us attentive to the needs of all that, sharing their grief and pain, their joy and hope, we may faithfully bring them the good news of salvation and go forward with them along the way of your Kingdom. Eucharistic Prayer Jesus, The Way to the Father Based on the 1965 Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, 2nd Vatican Council In every time and in every place, the Church faces the challenge of how to carry out her mission, the mission of Christ, as effectively as possible. We must constantly examine our conscience with regard to our stewardship of God s gifts. Before the challenge of carrying out faithfully and generously the mission of Christ, we are all deeply conscious that the mission is His. Of ourselves, we will accomplish nothing. With Christ we can do all that God the Father asks of us. especially when it is difficult for us. Pastoral Letter on the Reorganization of the Northeast Deanery Paragraphs 51,54 February 2005

9 TRIVIA NIGHT Saturday, January 25th Fundraiser for HNJ SVDP Society With Brian PopTrivia MC Holy Name of Jesus Community Center Doors 6:30pm, Questions 7:00pm $ for tables of 8 Beer & Soda Included Must be 21 to attend 50/50 s & Raffle Baskets Reservations call: Diane or dianemerz@sbcglobal.net

10 SOUP, STEW, and CHILI TOO! CONTAINER DISTRIBUTION DATES CONTAINER COLLECTION DATES 4-5 Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar 2014 The Fifth Annual Catholic Women for Christ Conference will take place Saturday, January 25, 2014 at the St. Charles Convention Center (convenient, free parking). This year s theme is Living Joyfully in Christ. Come enjoy a refreshing day of speakers, prayer, and worship. Keynote Speaker, Kelly Wahlquist, is co-creator of and speaker for Hearts Afire Parish-based Programs (33 days to Morning Glory by Fr. Michael E. Gaitley, MIC) for the New Evangelization. Presenter, Maryann Rice, is co-founder and teaching leader of The Cornerstone, a Catholic scripture study program. Emcee: Wendy Wiese. Mass Celebrant: Archbishop Robert J. Carslon. Discounted group rate until Dec 31. For more information or to register, visit Al Ruhling, Barb Ellington, Joan Janczura, Ralph Freund, Jennifer Krsul, Larry Cooke Anita Hunt, Michael Messmer, Debbie LaPerre Have you ever wondered???...what are the warning signs of Suicide???.. and how can I help someone who is showing those signs?? Please consider coming to a workshop: SUICIDE PREVENTION; WHAT TO KNOW AND HOW YOU CAN HELP. Presented by Jane Smith Clinical Specialist Provident Care, Inc. Holy Name of Jesus Community Center Tuesday, January 21st at 7:00pm NO CHARGE Stewardship of Treasure Your Gifts of Support for Our Parish Mission Report on Parish Collections Thank you for supporting our parish services and programs as well as the operation and maintenance of our facilities. Your financial support will help us to achieve a balanced budget. This year our goal is for parish revenues to cover 50% of all parish expenses Total Sunday Collection (Dec. 29, 2013) $5, Budgeted Weekly Amount Needed $7, This Week Under Needed Amount) $1, Summary Through Dec 31st $ Revenues To Date % Expenses Covered by Parish Revenues Report on Special Collections St. Vincent de Paul (Dec 2013) $5, Catholic Education (Dec 2013) $1, Christmas Day $3, Please plan to attend, you never know who can benefit from your learning.

11 Feeling a little uncertain about using your credit card? Not sure how to keep your home safe? Don t want to be hacked on your computer? Worried about having your identity stolen? If you answered yes to at least one of these questions, there is just the workshop for your. KEEPING YOURSELF AND YOUR SURROUNDINGS SECURE. Presented by: Corporal Peggy Vassallo Crime Prevention/Neighborhood Watch Holy Name of Jesus Community Center Wednesday, January 29th 1:00pm and again at 7:00pm Please help yourself stay safe!!!! BLOOD DRIVE Holy Name of Jesus and Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center are teaming up to hold a blood drive on Wednesday, January 15th, from 3pm-7pm at Holy Name of Jesus Parish Community Center. Here is one thing I would like you to think about; donating blood has no age cap. If you are unsure if you can give due to medications you take, stop by to be interviewed by the nurse, it doesn t take long. Please consider donating and possibly saving someone s life. It only takes an hour. You must have a picture ID to donate blood, unless you have already donated with MVRBC. If you have questions regarding blood donation, please call Buffy Modde, Parish ext. 11. NO Ladies Guild Meeting for the month of January. See you all in February! Request Form For 2013 Contribution Statement Please fill in the information below if you are requesting a Statement of Contributions for Return this form to the Parish Office by mail, through the collection, or in person. Statements will be mailed directly to your home. Thank You ENVELOPE # Name Address Zip Phone

12 WHY IS IT A man wakes up after sleeping under an ADVERTISED blanket on an ADVERTISED mattress and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas bathes in an ADVERTISED shower shaves with an ADVERTISED razor brushes his teeth with ADVERTISED toothpaste washes with ADVERTISED soap puts on ADVERTISED clothes drinks a cup of ADVERTISED coffee drives to work in an ADVERTISED car and then.... refuses to ADVERTISE believing it doesn t pay. Later if business is poor he ADVERTISES it for sale. WHY IS IT? BELLEFONTAINE ROAD STEVE HUG LUSHER RD Bellefontaine Rd. Keith & Buffy Modde Parishioners Your ad BELLEFONTAINE/ LARIMORE AUTO REPAIR could be in this space! Larimore Road Please Cut Out This Thank You Ad Consider Remembering Your Parish in Your Will. For further information, please call the Parish Office. and Present It The Next Time You Patronize One of Our Advertisers Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise starting as low as $1175 per couple. Daily Mass and Rosary offered. Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin. Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless, Brian or Sally, coordinators Thank you for advertising in our church bulletin. I am patronizing your business because of it! 675 Graham Road John S. Hutchens Stygar Florissant Chapel & Cremation Center New Halls Ferry Rd. Florissant, MO Ph St. Catherine Street Are you ever alone? You re never alone when you have a medical alert! "I feel more independent, safe, and secure with my medical alert." Less than $1 per day No Long-Term Contracts Price Guarantee A+ Rating with BBB Made and Monitored in the USA Call Today to learn more about our Special Offer Toll Free Stygar Mid Rivers Funeral Home & Crematory 5987 Mid Rivers Mall Dr. St. Charles, MO Ph stygar.com WhyPreplan.org Advertising here helps your parish & your business. perkinsk@jspaluch.com & DRAIN CLEANING Inc. (314) Call Ken Perkins Perceptive Reflections on God s Beauty Defining Beauty Danielle Rose CD $17 At the Name of Jesus The Way, The Truth, The Life Art by Brother Michael O Neill McGrath, OSFS Prayers by Father Richard N. Fragomeni Hardcover book $ World Library Publications the music and liturgy division of J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. Thought-provoking Contemporary Music World Library Publications the music and liturgy division of J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. Spanish Lake Body Shop Free Estimates Towing Dunn Rd. (between Bellefontaine & Lilac) Please support the advertisers in your bulletin, and thank them for their continued support. They make your bulletin possible Holy Name of Jesus Church For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc