We Will Rise Again - St. Thomas Aquinas Church and Catholic

sister parish of Dulce Nombre de Maria in Honduras
We Will Rise Again
Worship Space Improvement
Appeal
GOAL: $200,000—
—100%
—75%
—50%
DEC. 5: $61,700 —
Donors: 144
—31%
The parish Finance Council and its committees are concerned with all aspects of parish administration, finance and budget,
parish staffing, fundraising, and upkeep of the physical facilities and properties of the parish. It is more than just numbers
and accounts—it is about the good stewardship of parish resources. Its about planning and caring.
ALL parishioners are invited to any meeting (next meeting: January 29, 2013) as a guest or to become involved on an ongoing basis with any aspect of the Council's ministry—contact Gene Noem, Finance Chair, for more information and
meeting times, as well as to discuss how you best can serve and share your gifts in this parish ministry:
Gene Noem (Chair)
gnoem@murphybrownllc.com
515-232-3794
Second Sunday of Advent
Lean Into the Wind:
December 9, 2012
Divorced & Separated Support Group
· Meets Thursday, Dec. 13, for potluck dinner at 6:00 p.m. in
St. Martin room at STA.
· Meeting follows from 7-8:30 p.m. also in St. Martin.
· Group to discuss chapter on "Surrender" from Healing the
Wounds of Divorce by B. S. Shlemon.
· To RSVP for dinner by noon Wed., Dec 12, contact Cosette
Bergman at(515) 298-1508 or <cb6234@gmail.com>.
Monday December 10 - 7pm, STA: Lower Lounge
Social Justice Committee
· will meet Thursday, Dec. 13, 7:00 p.m. in St. Catherine rm.
· The main topic will be next year's budget.
Thursday December 20 - 7pm, St. Cecilia
Gifts for Newborns Drive
· Our annual Gifts for Newborns drive will happen during the
Christmas season, beginning at Christmas Eve Mass, and
continuing through the Baptism of our Lord on January 13th
at all the masses. A collection box will also be in the Student
Lounge for those who wish to help us by delivering to St.
Thomas during the week rather than on the weekends.
· Help is needed after all the masses at Scheman to collect
items and bring them back to St. Thomas. If you are willing
to commit to a mass time/dates, please contact
shari@staparish.net.
· This year gifts will be split between Birthright and the newly
established Gabriel Project. For more information about the
Gabriel Project, which serves women in crisis pregnancies
through about 18 months post-delivery, contact Lynn Lynch,
lynnlynch@mediacombb.net.
Cook at Emergency Residence Project
· Need cooks for Friday evening meals.
· Dates include: December 14, 21, and January 4,11,and
perhaps 18.
· Contact shari@staparish.net or 515-509-6851 to volunteer.
· See www.staparish.net/socialjustice/service/erp for more
information.
We Will Rise Again -- Worship Space Improvement
· The brochure and gift/pledge card link on the parish website
is www.staparish.net/forms
· parishioners whom have not returned their gift and/or pledge
intention, will receive a follow up phone call.
· Any questions, contact <kris@staparish.net>
Dance Your Pants Off Thanks You!
· The service and justice team is grateful for the carloads of
winter wear that was donated over the last several weeks.
Many people will be able to stay warm as a result.
· Donations will be directed to the Catholic Worker in Des
Moines, and ACCESS and the Emergency Residence Project
here in Ames until their capacity is reached. Any additional
material will be given to other shelters in Des Moines as
needed.
To build your life on Christ, to accept the word with joy and put
its teachings into practice: this, young people of the third
millennium, should be your program!
Message for the 21st World Youth Day
April 9, 2006
Thank YOU for supporting Fair Trade
Thanks to all of you who shopped at Worldly Goods last Sunday.
Results of the sale: $2618.45! The Love Your Neighbor fund will
receive $523.69 to assist those in need with rent and utility payments and
deposits. Special thanks to the Service and Justice Team for their
enthusiastic help and delicious cookies. And thanks for the help of STA
parishioners who are Worldly Goods volunteers.
Buying Fair Trade items goes a long way toward insuring that workers
receive a fair wage, work in safe conditions, and fulfill dreams. As
Manju of Nepal says, “I’ve gained peace of mind, income, and
confidence. I’ve raised four children on my own and have been able to
send them to school thanks to my work.”
Thank you for your generous support!
The STA Service & Justice team is
collecting warm winter clothing for
local charities until December 14. The
items we are looking for include coats,
hats, mittens, sweaters, long johns, and
socks. These can be new or previously
used items for men, women, or
children. Donations can be dropped off
in the boxes at St Thomas Aquinas or at
various locations on campus. For any
questions, contact Heidi at <hdittmer@iastate.edu>.
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FAITH FORMATION
Catechists Needed for Spring 2013!
If you are passionate about our faith and have a desire to help
others grow in it, please consider being a catechist for the
upcoming spring semester. As Pope Benedict says, “we need
witnesses” of the faith. As a new catechist you would be paired
with an experienced catechist in the classroom and therefore all
catechist duties are shared with another person. Catechists would
only need to commit to this spring semester. Prayerfully discern if
this is a gift God has given you and if you have any questions,
concerns, or are ready to say “yes”, contact Tyler Wheeler at
tyler@staparish.net or 515-292-3810 ext. 29.
Faith Formation Families,
The Faith Formation Commission (FFC) has agreed to supply a
themed basket to be auctioned off at the TOMS Event coming up
in January. TOMS is STA’s annual fundraiser to support the
many service trips that occur during the year.
FFC has chosen the theme “Family Togetherness” and we are
seeking donations to help fill the basket. Not sure what to donate? Think about how your family spends time together. Some
suggestions are: family movies and snacks to go with them,
books, games (board and or card, indoor or outdoor), puzzles,
playdoh or even a small blanket to snuggle under while reading or
watching a movie. Any items that allow interaction between family members would be great. A basket or container to put these in
would also be appreciated.
Please take the donations to STA during Faith Formation class
time or during the day and leave them with Tyler.
If you have any questions please contact Marianne Todey at 2324722 or <metodey@yahoo.com>.
Thank You,
Marianne Todey (Faith Formation Commission member)
Catholic Car Talk
As you hear this reading, what words or
phrases strike you? What in this reading
touches your heart? What lingers in your memory?
Question for Children: What things do you do to get ready for a
big event or celebration?
Question for Youth: How do you share the Good News of Jesus
with others?
Question for Adults: Name one thing you can do to help
“prepare the way of the Lord?”
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Tips on Taking Young Children to Mass
As a parent of 2 little ones I know I need all the pointers I can get
on taking young children to Mass. If you feel the same way, here
is an article on the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
website for marriages that has some helpful tips. You can also
find many other great articles on the site.
http://foryourmarriage.org/how-to-take-young-children-to-mass/
YOUTH MINISTRY
STA Middle School students: Start the new year celebrating with
your friends! You are all invited for afternoon of movie-watching,
snacking, and bookmark-designing! Here’s the details:
What: Movie, Snacks, & Service (We are making more
bookmarks for Dulce Maria parish in Honduras.)
When: Sunday, January 6 from 1:00pm-4:00pm
Where: STA Lower Lounge
What Else? Bring your favorite movie-watching pillow or beanbag chair AND, one ingredient to add to make a delicious snack
mix!
Upcoming: Sunday, February 3, 2013, 1:00-3:00pm (LL) –
Games N’ Snacks
NCYC: There is still time to sign-up for NCYC 2013! Students in
8th grade remember, you will be eligible to go too! The final
deadline for registering and paying the first $50.00 is Friday,
December 14, 2012.
High School Students:
--St. Cecilia’s Life Teen invites you to their annual Harry Potter
Yule Ball on December 16, 2012. You have a choice to wear a
character costume or formal attire. RSVP – To make a reservation
and get a character assignment (if you want to wear a costume),
please email St. Cecilia’s Youth Minister,Anna Steele at:
asteele@stceciliaparish.org.
--Sneak Peak: Also, STA Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are
invited to join your friends at St. Cecilia’s for a Totus Tuus
Leadership retreat in March 2013. More details on this will
follow. However, those of you who would like to be involved in
planning and/or attending this leadership opportunity, please
email your YM, Cynthia <cynthia@staparish.net> soon!
PARENTS of Middle School & High School Students:
You are invited to join us the Parent Planning Meeting on:
Wednesday, Dec. 12, 6:00pm at Dublin Bay – We will address
final questions about NCYC and initiate steps for our youth to
attend Catholic Heart Work Camp in 2014. Please email Cynthia
<Cynthia@staparish.net> by noon on Dec. 12 so we can be sure
to reserve enough room for all.
TEC – For High School Seniors
# 543 will be at Marquette HS, Bellevue, January 26-28, 2013STA registration deadline: Dec. 11, 2012
# 544 will be at Beckman HS, Dyersville, March 2-4, 2013- STA
registration deadline: Jan. 15, 2012
A United Way Member Agency
225 South Kellogg, Ames, Iowa 50010
(515) 232-8075 erp@midiowa.net
Dear Friends,
Here's a little update on our work. We provided shelter for 749
people this past year, a new record in our 27th year of operations.
We couldn't house that many in our main shelter facility and in
the family apartments, so we used motel rooms for overflow.
We sheltered an average of 45 people a night, which included
single adults, couples, and families.
Equally important, I believe, is our program to prevent
homelessness. Last year we assisted 1432 people in the form of
emergency payments to prevent evictions and sometimes to stop
utility shutoffs. Our shelter could not even come close to housing
this additional population if they lost their homes.
The key to understanding most of the homeless and near
homeless situations that we see can be found through our
interviews with those who seek our help. We find that a large
majority of those we assist have struggled to pay more than one
half of their income for housing. When living in such untenable
situations, an unexpected expense, a cutback in hours, or even a
slight rent increase is all it often takes to start a downward spiral.
The stress experienced by the adults who live so close to the
edge, and by those who depend upon them is, I feel, the greatest
and least understood manifestation of poverty in our nation. This
stark realization came to me early in my working career as I saw
its effects as I investigated and worked with families in child
abuse cases.
CHRISTMAS EVE
4:45 PM
—BENTON AUDITORIUM—
11:30 PM: Carols & Lessons
Midnight Mass
—LOWER LOUNGE—
I am grateful for those in our community who see our work as
important and who do so much to make it possible. I realize I
will never be able to adequately thank everybody, but I hope you
know you are greatly appreciated.
CHRISTMAS DAY
9:00 AM
Vic Moss and the staff and guests of ERP
—LOWER LOUNGE—
MEET THE CAT
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Through the centuries the Church has become ever more aware
that Mary, "full of grace" through God, was redeemed from the
moment of her conception. That is what the dogma of the Immaculate Conception confesses, as Pope Pius IX proclaimed in
1854:
"The most Blessed Virgin Mary was, from the first moment of her
conception, by a singular grace and privilege of almighty God and
by virtue of the merits of Jesus Christ, Saviour of the human race,
preserved immune from all stain of original sin." (CCC 491)
Retreats
Looking for a meaningful gift idea for Christmas?
Here’s a wonderful suggestion! Ask for or give a Christian
Experience Weekend (CEW). The CEW weekend is an adult
renewal experience offering participants a better understanding of
old and new aspects of their Christian faith. The 2013 weekends
will be January 25-27 for women and February 8-10 for men at
Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart Church in Ankeny. Brochures are
available at www.olih.org. Questions: call Kari Smith at 3601690, John Gaspari at 360-4915 or the parish office at 964-3038.
At Saint Thomas Aquinas Church and Catholic Student Center, we are:
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GATHERED in the Holy Spirit, a diverse and vibrant community,
TRANSFORMED by Jesus Christ in the Catholic Tradition, and
SENT to be the presence of God in Ames, Iowa State University, and the world.
PARISH STAFF
Pastor, Fr. Jon Seda………………….………..x13
frjon@staparish.net……..….….(h) 515-292-1192
Associate Pastor, Fr. Jim Dubert……………... x 17
frjim@staparish.net ……...…….. (h) 515-337-1265
Associate Pastor, Fr. Richmond Dzekoe .…… x 23
frrichmond@staparish.net
January 26th at 5pm in the Scheman building. Dinner
tickets are $35 and 50/50 Raffle Tickets are $10 per
ticket. Dinner tickets are available in the parish office.
tomsevent.com
Business Manager, Bobby LeBlanc. ................. x12
bobby@staparish.net……..…….(c)515-708-2861
Campus Ministry/Social Justice
Shari Reilly ...................................................... x24
shari@staparish.net……..……….(c) 515-509-6851
Campus Ministry, Emily Klaus ......................... x14
emily@staparish.net
Faith Formation, Tyler Wheeler…………….....x29
tyler@staparish.net
Liturgy & Music, Todd Flowerday ................... x15
todd@staparish.net…………….(c) 816-838-6579
IN YOUR PRAYERS
Parish Life/RCIA
Lorraine Schmaltz, PBVM............................... x16
lorraine@staparish.net
Congratulations to Katee Keller, who came into full Communion
with the Catholic Church, through a profession of faith, the
sacrament of Confirmation and receiving her First Communion on
Sunday. We rejoice with you Katee as you celebrate your new
life as a Catholic on the beginning of the Church year.
Development & Alumni, Kris Egan ................... x18
kris@staparish.net
Welcome to Ashley Moorman and Lauren Graves, who
celebrated the Rite of Welcome and are now Candidates
preparing for full communion in the Catholic Church. Katee,
Ashley & Lauren, know of the prayers and support of this
Catholic Community in being faithful to your commitments.
Youth Ministry, Cynthia Sneller………...………...x30
cynthia@staparish.net
Marriage Preparation, Brenda Neppel ................. x25
brenda@staparish.net
Don Alexander, Secretary .................................. x10
don@staparish.net
Net Larson, Financial Secretary ........................ x22
net@staparish.net
Anne Recker, Librarian...................................... x19
anne@staparish.net
Steve Borton .......................................... Maintenance
Lual Dau ................................................ Maintenance
Catholic Charities Counseling
Archdiocese of Dubuque
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Depression v Stress Management v Parenting
Pregnancy Counseling
Serving all faiths
Mary Jo Pfeifer Wulf
Lisa Turner
Professional Counselors
296-2759
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515-296-2460
Mark Ryant
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Joey Sevcik
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Caitie Taylor
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Diane Walsh
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2210 Lincoln Way
Ames, Iowa 50014
515-292-3810
www.STAparish.net
Catholic Charities office @ STA 296-2759
Retirement Fund
for Religious
The Meeting Minutes of all Finance Council meetings, a
listing of the Council membership and other forms are
available at staparish.net/finance - know what your parish
leadership group is discussing and talk to members of the
Council if you have an opinion or insight to share—or
Share in the Care
Aging religious need our help. Catholic sisters, brothers, and
religious order priests offered their lives in service to others—
educating the young, comforting the sick, seeking justice for the
oppressed. Today, many are frail, elderly, and in need of
assistance. Your gift to the Retirement Fund for Religious
supports basic necessities, such as prescription drugs and nursing
care. Each year a special nation-wide appeal takes place in
December. Please place your check in the collection with
“Religious Retirement” on the memo line.
www.retiredreligious.org
better yet consider sharing YOUR time and willingness to
serve with the parish as a member of the Finance Council.
Center for Creative Justice
210 Lynn Av.
Providing adult probation and rehabilitation services for low-risk
and first-time offenders. Last year 1400 completed the program.
To volunteer or donate: Mark Kubik, 292-3820
Promoted by STA Social Justice Committee
While the debates on liturgy and revelation occupied most of the time at
the Council’s first session (1962), the document on the Church took up
most of the second session (1963). The Dogmatic Constitution on the
Church is in many ways the crowning achievement of Vatican II. In it,
the Council addressed the nature of the Church itself: Who do we say we
are?
Before Vatican II, Catholics might have imagined the Church as
something to which they simply belonged. “The Church” then was
equated with its structures, its institutions, its hierarchy. But we don’t
belong to the Church; we are the Church. The first draft of the
Constitution reflected the pre-conciliar mentality. But through successive
drafts, revisions were made to affirm more clearly that the Church is not
first an institution; it is first of all a mystery bound up in the love of God,
“a people made one by the unity of the Father, the Son, and the holy
Spirit” (#4). The Church is not first the clergy; it is first of all the whole
people of God. In fact, the most famous editorial decision of the whole
Council was the decision to insert into the Constitution on the Church a
chapter—chapter two on the People of God—before the chapter on the
hierarchy. The arrangement reflects the theology that we are all the
People of God, sharing a oneness and a baptismal equality that precedes
the distinctions among different roles in the community.
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Ames, Iowa 50014
515-292-3810
www.STAparish.net
The Gabriel Project: A parish-based crisis pregnancy assistance
program that provides on-going support and services to all
women who are in the midst of a crisis pregnancy or who are
struggling to care for a newborn baby. We offer these women
physical, spiritual, and emotional help and the support of the faith
community. Any woman in a crisis pregnancy situation may call
(515) 450-6473 for help. During this 'giving' time of the year
(December 24 - January 13), we especially ask for donations of
unwrapped gifts for newborns and children up to 2 years of age to
go toward the Gabriel Project and Birthright closets. These items
may be left at St. Thomas Aquinas during the week or before or
after Saturday evening masses. Contact Lynn at (515) 231-9026
for more information about the baby items.
During ISU Break
STA Building OPEN
Monday - Friday: 8 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday: for 4:45 Mass
Use Lincoln Way Entrance
No Parking in Ash Ave lot: 8-5 M-F
—Gathering & Worship spaces OFF LIMITS—
MASSES
4:45 PM Saturday: STA lower lounge
5:00 PM Saturday: St. Cecilia
8:30AM & 10:30AM & 7:00PM Sunday
AT THE SCHEMAN BUILDING, ISU
NOON MASS (M-F) Lower Lounge
RECONCILIATION
NOTE: Parking in the structure is for those who are in the STA
church building for meetings, events, Mass, services, studying,
appointments, etc. Others, not in STA and illegally parked, will
be warned, ticketed and as a last resort towed.
The parish, for the spring semester, is offering limited permit
parking (Monday-Friday). Please contact the parish office for
details about vehicle registration and restrictions.
Saturday
Confessions at STA 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Confessions at St. Cecilia 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Thursday at TNL 8:00-9:00 pm
or by appointment with Fr. Jon, Fr. Richmond,
or Fr. Jim
HELP WITH SNOW is
always appreciated—
READINGS THIS WEEK
Sunday:
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Tuesday:
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Friday:
Saturday:
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Is 35:1-10/Lk 5:17-26
Is 40:1-11/Mt 18:12-14
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Lk 1:26-38 or 1:39-47
Is 41:13-20/Mt 11:11-15
Is 48:17-19/Mt 11:16-19
Sir 48:1-4, 9-11/Mt 17:9a, 10-13
Zep 3:14-18a/Phil 4:4-7/Lk 3:10-18
Clear the Lincoln Way entrance,
steps and sidewalk.
Shovel the Ash Ave. sidewalk.
Help make it easier and safer for
all to get in and out of the building.
Shovels are just inside the Lincoln Way entrance.
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