St. Cletus Catholic Church Welcoming Christ in the Face of Others ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2705 Zumbehl Rd. Saint Charles, MO 63301-1135 636-946-6327 Fax 636-946-6466 www.saintcletus.org 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 Deacon Walt LaBozzetta wlabozzetta@saintcletus.org Mrs. Tina Bishop - tbishop@saintcletus.org Director of Liturgical Music Ms. Rosann Doherty - rdoherty@saintcletus.org School Principal Mrs. Laura Henderson-lhenderson@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: 10 days from proposed bulletin date in writing or e- mail to: cclegg@saintcletus.org ADDRESS & TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Rectory: 2705 Zumbehl, St.Charles, MO 63301 636-946-6327 Parish Office 946-6327 Parish FAX line: 946-6466 Parish School 2721 Zumbehl Road 946-7756 School FAX line: 946-6526 Parish School of Religion: 255-1717 Parish and School Website: www.saintcletus.org St. Vincent de Paul Society: 255-1750 Stephen Ministry: 255-1739 www.facebook.com/stcletus Twitter: @saintcletus
Liturgy Schedule and Mass Intentions for the week Mon. January 21, St. Agnes 7:00am Agnes Lott 8:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark Tues. January 22, Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of the Unborn Children 7:00am Communion Service Presider: Deacon Mark 8:00am Pat Hischke (all school mass) Wed. January 23, St. Vincent; St. Marianne Cope 7:00am Diane Echele 8:00am Lou Cheli Presider: Fr. Whitman Thur. January 24, St. Frances de Sales 7:00am Tom Hamer Presider: Fr. Whitman 8:00am Frank George Sr. Fri. January 25, The Conversion of St. Paul 7:00am Jeanette Echele 8:00am Leo Paquette Presider: Fr. Whitman Sat. January 26, St. Timothy and St. Titus 8:00am Tom Hamer Presider: Fr. Whitman ********************************** Sat. January 26, Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00pm Raymond Shackelford Deacon: Walt Labozzetta Servers: K. Kozusek, M. Martin, V. Martin Sun. January 27, Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am Emmie Freber Deacon: Walt Labozzetta Servers: Adult Servers 9:30am Russ Deifer Deacon: Frank Olmsted Servers: M. Boschert, L. Coates, C. Severs 11:30am Our Parish Family Presider: Fr. Whitman Deacon: Frank Olmsted Servers: L. Conway, B. Scheve, E. Scheve PARISH COLLECTION Jan. 13, 2018 Regular Offertory.$14,296.15 Online Offertory...$5,597.00 Matching Gift $200.00 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS ABOUT OUR PARISH MISSION: FEB. 11-14 Please remember that our Parish Mission with Father Simeon Gallagher is just three weeks away. Concerning rides to the Mission, please consider the following: 1) Please call the Parish Office (636-946-6327) if you would like to attend but will need a ride. 2) Please call the Parish Office if you would be willing to offer a ride to someone in need of transportation. 3) Please call your neighbors as ask them to come along with you. Please also pray daily for the success of our Mission: God, our Father, we praise you for all your wonderful works, and we thank you for your goodness to us. All who come to you in faith receive healing, comfort, and peace. Give us expectant hearts as we prepare for our upcoming Parish Mission. Help us to recognize your Son, Jesus, more clearly in the Eucharist. Increase our anticipation for this Mission and help us to witness to others with an invitation to join us. May our calendars be freed up so that we can participate, and may our Mission be a great moment of grace for our parish. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Eucharistic READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Heb 5:1-10; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20; Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9, 10c; Mk 2:23-28, or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 3:1-6 Thursday: Heb 7:25 8:6; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Mk 3:7-12 Friday: Acts 22:3-16 or 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18 Saturday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9 or Ps 96:1-3, 7-8a, 10; Mk 3:20-21 Sunday: Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10; Ps 19:8-10, 15; 1 Cor 12:12-30 [12-14, 27];
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 www.saintcletus.org ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS THIS WEEK Monday JANUARY 21-MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY PARISH OFFICE & SCHOOL CLOSED NO PSR CLASSES 5:30PM MEN S BIBLE STUDY CLETUS 6:00PM SCHOOL BOARD MTG CALLAHAN Tuesday JANUARY 22 8:30AM SENIOR EXERCISE HALL 9:00AM CENTERING PRAYER OLD LIBRARY 7:00PM STEWARDSHIP MTG CALLAHAN Wednesday JANUARY 23 8:30AM QUILTERS HALL 10:00AM BIBLE STUDY W/FR. MARK DUCHESNE 5:00PM ROOM AT THE INN HALL 6:30PM MEN S CLUB EXEC MTG SCHOOL CAFE 7:00PM CHOIR REHEARSAL CHURCH Thursday JANUARY 24 8:30AM SENIOR EXERCISE HALL 6:30PM LEGION OF MARY CHAPEL 6:30PM PEACE & JUSTICE MTG CALLAHAN 7:00PM RCIA MTG DUCHESNE Friday JANUARY 25 9:00AM SMALL FAITH GROUP DUCHESNE Saturday JANUARY 26 6:45AM THAT MAN IS YOU HALL 8:30AM SERRA CLUB MTG CLETUS 6:00PM TRIVIA NIGHT GYM Sunday JANUARY 27 7:00PM LIFE TEEN NIGHT HALL Second Sunday in Ordinary Time To each individual the manifestation of the Spirit is given for some benefit. (1 Corinthians 12:7) St. Paul tells us that God has blessed each of us for a reason. How has God blessed you? Are you using your gifts according to God s plan? How are you helping to build God s kingdom here on earth? Remember that if you don t do the work God planned for you, no one else can do it. Live the life God has intended for you, feel His love, peace and joy! Men aged 18-40: Have you ever considered the possibility of becoming a priest? Join us for retreat at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, February 15-17, for time of quiet prayer and reflections on how God is at work in your life. Register for free at http://bit.ly/vocations19.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION RESPECT LIFE APOSTOLATE Please join the St. Louis Archdiocese in praying for an end to abortion, healing for those involved in abortion, and increased respect for all human life. January 26, 2019 Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis 10 am Mass 11am Rosary Procession to Planned Parenthood 11:45 Benediction The hours needed to be filled are Tuesday 1am & 2am and Thursday 1am. Please call Jennifer @ 636-940-9858 or Jan @ 636-947-4654 if you would like to become an adorer. All our welcome anytime. Thank you! OUR NEXT BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS WILL BE JANUARY 15, 7:00 PM Please remember: our next Baptism preparation class will be Tuesday, February 19, 7:00 PM in our Duchesne Room. We ask parents who wish to have their children baptized in the near future and who have not participated in such a session in the last three years to attend. Please contact Deacon Mark to let us know that you will be coming. What a great opportunity for you to better appreciate the gift you wish to bestow on your child! This Week: 01/24 Sacrament of Confirmation Next Week: 01/31 Sacrament of Reconciliation Meetings at 7:00 PM in the Duchesne Room In the Gospel today, at the wedding feast in Cana, Jesus reveals himself to his disciples and they began to believe in him. Every day, God also gives us signs of his love and so we also can respond in faith and trust. Your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul becomes a sign of God s love to those who are suffering and you give them reason to believe and to trust. Ministry in the Spirit A Ministry Renewal Morning All Greeters, Ushers, Music Ministers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Ministers of Communion to the Homebound, and all parishioners Mark your calendars for the Ministry Renewal Morning SATURDAY, February 2, 2019 from 9:00 AM 11:30 AM Presented by Fr. Peter Schavitz C.Ss.R Redemptorist from Liguori with varied apostolic experiences. Begins with continental breakfast immediately after 8:00 am Mass (8:30) in our Parish Center Please RSVP to mmccarthy@saintcletus.org no later than 1/28/19 or at 636-946-6327
TEN MYTHS WHITE PEOPLE BELIEVE ABOUT RACISM : Below is the continuation of an article I shared with you last weekend. It can be found in its entirety as printed in the January 2, 2019, issue of Christian Century. As I mentioned last weekend, I am sharing it with you at the encouragement of Archbishop Carlson and his brother bishops call to us work on racism in our country. While this article is uncomfortable to read, it offers us all much food for reflection: Myth 4: Racism has to do with intentions. If we have no intention of offending someone else and no consciousness of racial bias, then we may feel resentful for being accused of racism. If we are generally good people who feed and clothe the homeless and give our money to the poor, it can feel as if we are being unjustly accused of racism when the rest of our behavior shows our moral intentions. Unfortunately, great harm comes to others not simply by our intentions, but by our inattentions. If we are not paying attention to how others are harmed by large social forces that may be out of our personal control but nevertheless benefit us in unjust ways, our inattentiveness to these social forces can be hurtful. Paying attention to the ways racism continues to unjustly privilege white people and disadvantage people and communities of color enables us to see racism as much bigger than our intentions. Separating intention from inattention means that if we say something that inadvertently hurts someone else, we do not need to get defensive. Instead, we can say, I m so sorry. I did not realize what that would sound like or feel like for you. We can use the experience as a learning opportunity to see life from another s point of view. Myth 5: Racism is caused by ignorance. We cannot blame racism on ignorance, because we perpetuate it even when we should know better. To say racism is only about ignorance denies the ways racism is perpetuated even by those who denounce white supremacy and seek to work against it. It also ignores the fact that racism has been justified and defended by persons who have received many years of education. Scientists have claimed to demonstrate the inferiority of other races to Caucasians by pointing out head circumference and other physiological proofs for the white man s superiority. Trained clergy with academic degrees argued for the legitimacy of slavery on religious grounds. Lawyers made cases for separate but equal schools for children of color segregated from white children. White politicians with college degrees have labeled entire countries of black and brown populations with derogatory terms. Even at the highest levels of academia, persons of color continue to experience racism from those who are bearers of the intellectual torch. Myth 6: Racism is irrational. This myth assumes that racism does not make sense and that it is based on faulty ideas about the racial superiority of whites over nonwhites. But what do we mean by rational? Sometimes we operate out of a rationality of common sense that includes what serves our best interests. As a white person, if you ve been given the choice to live in a good neighborhood with excellent schools for your children where your house is likely to appreciate in value, would it not be rational for you to want to live there if you can afford it? If developers want to build apartments in the neighborhood that will increase the availability of low-income housing, giving more people access to these great schools, it may seem just as rational to want to protest such development. After all, you do not want your children s schools overcrowded, and maybe you fear the possibility of increased crime in your neighborhood or even your home value declining. These responses may all seem rational, but at the same time they perpetuate a system of racial exclusion. The way racism perpetuates itself is often through these subtle avenues. We fail to consider how our prejudices operate to preserve our own self-interests. It is completely rational for us to want the best schools for our children. It is completely rational to want our home investments to increase in value. But how do we respond to persons for whom the color of their skin prevents them from buying a home in the best school districts or getting a mortgage for a home they can invest in? Myth 7: Racism can be remedied through education. Unfortunately education can t solve all of our problems. We are selfish. Even if we know we should be less selfish, it does not make it any easier for us to want to share with others. Even if we have been educated in liberal schools, it does not prevent us from operating out of our unconscious biases. Even if we have been taught to recognize that the stereotypes about people of color are not true, we may still respond physically out of deep prejudices when we are least aware. Learning the right definitions of racism or using the most up-to-date terms will not inoculate us against continuing to act in racist ways or contributing to racial inequity. Some people have never had the advantages of an education and yet have led the way in antiracism and kindness toward all people. If we assume racism can be remedied through education, then we are assuming a privileged status for those who are educated, as if those with education are more virtuous or have a greater capacity to be good. Myth 8: Racism will end as we have more and more interracial relationships. While it is important for our congregations to become more diverse, it will not be enough to end racism. Traci West, in her book Disruptive Christian Ethics: When Racism and Women s Lives Matter, writes about her experiences as an African American in white congregations where she was repeatedly told that she had a beautiful voice, though she was actually self-conscious about not having a good voice. Because she was the only African American in these congregations, these awkward interactions and the assumptions behind them left West feeling even further marginalized. Even within multicultural faith communities, racism has opportunities to operate. Sociologist Korie Edwards conducted a study of a multiracial congregation to see how whites and people of color negotiated their relationships in the church community. Edwards found that whites continued to remain dominant in power positions in the church, even when their percentage of overall membership declined to the point of being a minority within the church. In other words, racism exists even in multicultural contexts, and it is important to keep talking about it even when we have made significant progress in becoming a more integrated church and society. White people in particular need to continue to examine our own racism and how it may be at work even when we have a lot of interracial relationships. Racism can continue to operate even within multicultural faith communities. (Please come to this Monday s viewing of Slavery by Another Name. )
Monthly Ladies Evening of Recollection Recollections offer a respite from daily distractions and activities to reflect on your everyday life in the light of basic Christian principles. These quiet evenings aim to help you refresh your spirit, strengthen your personal relationship with God and transform your ordinary work and life into a path to holiness. The evening consists of a practical talk about living our faith, two guided meditations given by priests of Opus Dei in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, ending in Benediction. Quiet times between mediations offer a chance for spiritual reading/rosary and confession, etc. Join us for the next recollection, Wednesday February 6 at St Cletus Church beginning at 7:30-9:30. For more information, please contact Mary Schlueter 314-517-1277 or Maureen Branson 314-322-9711. Singles Again is a support group for separated, divorced and widowed people. Singles Again meets at St. Cletus Church the LAST Thursday of each month at 7:15 PM for its general meeting. St. Cletus is at 2705 Zumbehl Road, St. Charles, MO. Come and meet for friendship and support. All faiths are welcome. Contacts are Rick Pass 618-520-0966 (rickgoblues@yahoo.com) and Rose Kaiser 636-332-1959. In September, Divorced, Widowed to Transitioning Singleness (formerly called Care and Share). Started again with Lee Schellert He goes through a book called Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends For more information please contact Lee Schellert at 636-946-7782 for any questions. Patricia Aaron Linsey Abraham Jake Anderson Therese Appling Chris Atchison Dennis Barbeau Michael Barnhouse Laura Bathe Olivia Baum Gerry Belew Paul Boschert Mildred Boykin- Cox Autumn Brengle Sue Brockelmeyer Marilyn Brown Dorothy Buchheit Marie Bulovas *Jim Campise Nancy Constantine Betty Costello John Covilli Judy Cowell Gene Dallas Ann & Joe Eberhard Emeilia Emke Don Estes Karen Frankenreiter Donna Garner Maggie Goff Michelle Gorman Patrick Gorman Randy Gravemann Lindell Gray Karen Gross Michelle Haines Mary Ann Hartigan Robert Heim Richard Heisse Marie Henrich Bella Herman Mary Hixson Sharon Hill Chris Hoey Kyle Kennon Avery Kiehl Junior Klipfel Gwendolyn Kramer Anne Krussel Chuck Lammert Anne Lowery Elizabeth Lyons Pat Lytle Maureen Maddock Patrick Maddock Rita Masters Darlene Mayer Anita McDonald Scarlet Martin George Meyer Jeff Mohapp Jennifer Moonier Grant & Sebastian Moss Sr. Pat Murray Ron Niffen Lesa Nollau James O Driscoll Sheila Parks Joyce Piskulic Monica Pointer Bob Rabbitt Patrick Reiner Glennon Runde Lynda Ryback Betty Scaglione Helen Schaeffer Carol Schoolfield Betty Schulte Sharon Seward Anna Shaughnessy Bonnie Shaw Leonard Shaw, Jr. Ken Spurgeon Weldon Sullivan Debbie Teson Madonna Thoele Luis Troncoso Barbara Tuma Minnie Viscomi Don Vogt Sue Walter Rick Whitlock Evelyn Wyrozynski 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! 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: Please pray for those In our armed services: JACOB MANASKA BRADY MORAN BILLY MANESS KATIE CHAMBLESS RICK FOX JONATHAN HENRICH MICHAEL MCNARY RANDY RUE- BEL 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 SERVICES. Adults Children Address: Phone: Email:
SUNDAY JANUARY 20TH, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 823 WILL HOST A CHICKEN DINNER. LEGION OF MARY The Legion of Mary is asking its auxiliary members to email us at (Alyce Worland, alyceworland@aol.com ) so we have your contact information to send you information on current Legion activities. Also if anyone is interested in becoming an active or auxiliary Legion member please contact us at the above email address. Please pray for the Legion so we can continue to grow at St Cletus. We meet every Thursday evening at 6:30 in the chapel. THE DINNER WILL BENEFIT OUR PARISH SCHOOLS, ST. CHARLES BORROMEO, ST. CLE- TUS, AND ST PETER EARLY LEARNING CENTER. ADULTS $10.00, CHILDREN 6-12 $5.00, CHIL- DREN 5 AND UNDER FREE. SERVING TIME 3-6 PM. DONATION OF A DESSERT WOULD BE APPRECI- ATED. Saint Cletus' baseball/softball registration is now open through February 15, 2019. Register online at http://saintcletus.org/athletics. If you have any questions please email the coordinator, Dave Stockmann CARE FOR CREATION Take an Earth walk... in your back yard. The next sunny day, get outside. Breathe in the crisp air and look around. You re not here to do anything - no chores, no guilt. Just be. You are a part of the Earth. Say hello! Walk around slowly. Look at the trees, the plants we call weeds, the dry seed heads, the evergreen boughs, the clouds moving overhead, the birds flitting around looking for food. Take a moment to see. Any piece of Earth will do. It s a wonderful link to God s spirit within us. Just seeing. Just being. Connected. All one expression of God s great Love. A Sister Parish Opportunity You re Invited!!! Our Lady of Guadalupe s Celebra on of Día de Candelaria Saturday, February 2nd at 5:00 pm The Día de la Candelaria (Candlemas Day) is a big feast in Mexico. It differs from the Candle Mass in the United States, for not only do candles get blessed but the baby Jesus from your nativity set is presented and receives a blessing. Día de la Candelaria is celebrated on February 2 nd, falling 40 days after Christmas. According to Jewish law it was customary to bring a newborn baby to the temple. On this day custom dictates that a family Nativity scene is put away with a party by the person who got the Baby Jesus in his/her piece of bread during the Three Kings celebration. This person also presents the baby Jesus with a new christening gown for the Candelaria blessing. A party follows the ceremony. Come celebrate with us: Bilingual Mass at 5:00p.m. Fiesta will follow with music, food, and dance. It will be potluck, so please bring a dish to share Please bring the baby Jesus from your Nativity creche for a blessing!!! Our Lady of Guadalupe is located at 1115 So. Florissant Road in Ferguson, 63121. Please call (314) 522-9264 for more information.
St. Cletus STOP Collection February 2 nd and 3 rd 2019 This quarterly collection will benefit Sts. Joachim & Ann Care Services STREET OUTREACH. The Street Outreach Vans minister to and assist homeless men and women living on our streets. They provide tangible basic needs, case management, housing options, and access to health care for homeless individuals in St. Charles, Lincoln and Warren counties. Items needed: blankets, adult socks & underwear, wool caps, nonperishable snacks, over the counter medications, hand warmers, toiletries or wipes. Also, new or clean/ gently used sleeping bags and tents. Cash donations are also welcome. ARE YOU IN- TERESTED IN A TRIP TO PO- LAND? Our pastor, Fr. Jim Benz, and his travelling buddy Fr. Dennis Port are planning to lead a ten day trip to Poland from October 8 to 17, 2019. The cost will be $3,973. This trip will done through Golden Frontier with whom Frs. Benz and Port have travelled often. Please contact Fr. Benz for a brochure which will involve many more details about this trip.
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