May 10, 2015 - Saint Clare of Assisi Parish

Saint Clare of Assisi
15642 Clayton Road − Ellisville MO 63011 − 636.394.7307 − stclare@saintclareofassisi.org
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
R E V. M S G R . K E V I N G . C A L L A H A N , Pa sto r
R E V. B R I A N E . H EC K TO R , A s s o c i a te Pa sto r
R E V. PAT R I C K J . C H R I S TO P H E R , I n Re s i d e n c e
D EACO N W. A L A N W H I TS O N
D EACO N D E N N I S K . STOVA L L
MASS SCHEDULES
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday
5:00 P.M.
Sunday
6:30 A.M., 8:00 A.M.,
10:00 A.M., 12:00 Noon, 5:00 P.M.
(No Sunday 5pm on
May 10, May 24, June 21, July 5)
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday through Friday 8:30 A.M.
Saturday
9:00 A.M.
PASSIONIST CHAPEL MASSES
636.527.6867
Monday through Friday 6:30 A.M.
Saturday & Sunday
7:30 A.M.
MATRIMONY
Couples planning marriage please
contact a parish priest or deacon at
least six (6) months in advance of the
marriage.
HOLY ORDERS & CONSECRATED
(RELIGIOUS) LIFE
If interested, please call the parish
rectory or the Archdiocesan Office of
Vocations at 314.792.6460.
PARISH OFFICES
RECTORY—636.394-7307
Fax 636.394-6264
MUSIC MINISTRY-Mrs. Brenda
Soboleski
DEVOTIONS
FINANCIAL-Mrs. Lesley Patey
ROSARY
Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, SECRETARIAL-Mrs. Mary Thien
Friday, Saturday after morning Mass
Every Saturday at 4:30 P.M.
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION—
PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTION
636.394.4368
Most Tuesdays at 8:20 A.M.
Miss Nina Blaida, Director of
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Religious Education
Tuesday after 8:30am Mass to
Mrs. Sheila Trani, Coordinator of
Wednesday before 8:30am Mass
Religious Education
Mrs. Jackie Stewart, PSR
SACRAMENTS
Administrative Asst.
RECONCILIATION
ST. CLARE SCHOOL—636.227.8654
Saturday 4:00 P.M. to 4:45 P.M., or
Mrs. Marie Sinnett, Principal
any time upon request
Mrs. Sheila Trani, Coordinator of
BAPTISM
Religious Ed.
Baptism preparation required. Please
Mrs. Melia Linneman, Secretary
call the Rectory to make
YOUTH MINISTRY—636.394.0264
arrangements.
Mr. Brian Straub, Director
WEB PAGE address:
www.saintclareofassisi.org
E-MAIL: stclare@saintclareofassisi.org
15642 Clayton Rd
Ellisville MO 63011
636.394.7307
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN
636.394.4368
Mrs. Jackie Stewart, Coordinator
Mrs. Sheila Trani,
Coordinator of Safe Touch
COMMUNION CALLS
hospital or home
Please call the Parish Office to request
Communion. Also, please notify the
rectory when a parishioner is
hospitalized.
FUNERAL OUTREACH
Provides a luncheon for the bereaved
family of a parishioner or immediate
family member. Please call:
Jean Karins 636.527.4740 or
Sallie Roche, 636.779.2805 or
Yvonne Morrison 636.391.6026
MEALS FOR NEW PARENTS
Meals provided for families with new
babies.
Mrs. Katie Flynn, 636.230.6733
PASTORAL CARE
Mrs. Bridget Whitson 314.402.0439
PRO-LIFE CRISIS or HOT LINE:
314.792.7555
ATHLETIC HOT LINE: 636.230.4343
NEW TO SAINT CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH??? WELCOME!
If you are not currently registered and wish to join the Parish, call the parish office at 636.394.7307 or complete
this form and place it in the collection or send it to St. Clare, 15642 Clayton Road, Ellisville, Missouri 63011.
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Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
STEWARDSHIP
“This is my commandment: love one another as I
love you. No one has greater love than this, to lay
down one’s life for one’s friends” - John 15:12-13
Do you love Jesus? Do you consider Him your
friend? Jesus says that if we love Him we should be
willing to offer whatever we have to Him, not
because we want praise and glory, but simply
because we love Him.
READINGS for the WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b;
Jn 15:26 — 16:4a
Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Jn 16:5-11
Acts 17:15, 22 — 18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14;
Jn 16:12-15
Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23 or
Eph 4:1-13 [1-7, 11-13]; Mk 16:15-20 (for
Ascension); otherwise Acts 1:15-27, 20-26;
Ps 113:1-8; Jn 15:9-17
Acts 18:9-18; Ps 47:2-7; Jn 16:20-23
Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-10;
Jn 16:23b-28
Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26; Ps 103:1-2,
11-12, 19-20; 1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 17:11b-19;
or, for Ascension, Acts 1:1-11;
Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17- 23 or
Eph 4:1-13 [1-7, 11-13]; Mk 16:15-20
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, May 11
*6:30 AM Celeste Millman
8:30 AM George Dowdy
Tuesday, May 12, Sts. Nereus & Achilleus, St. Pancras
*6:30 AM Craig Pisarkiewicz
+8:30 AM David Szukalski
Wednesday, May 13, Our Lady of Fatima
*6:30 AM Mrs. Phillip L. Martin
8:30 AM Marianne Perri
Thursday, May 14
*6:30 AM Josephine Borcic
+8:30 AM Mr. & Mrs. Harold Naes
Friday, May 15, St. Isidore
*6:30 AM George Dowdy
8:30 AM Andrew O’Brien
Saturday, May 16
*7:30 AM John Swieca
9:00 AM Marilyn E. Delrosario
Saturday, May 16, Vigil of the Ascension of the Lord
5:00 PM Dave Powers
Sunday, May 17, Ascension of the Lord
6:30 AM Fr. John Dollard
8:00 AM June Condellire-O’Connell
10:00 AM Christopher Lammert
12:00 PM Parishioners
5:00 PM Lyle A. Rolofson
+ School Children at Mass * at Passionist Nuns’ Chapel
We are grateful for your gift to God and
your continued support and sacrifice to our parish.
The Fiscal Year began July 1st, 2014—
May 3rd envelope collection
Amount needed to stay within budget
May 3rd over budget
Fiscal YTD over budget
$ 33,280.00
$ 29,000.00
+$ 4,280.00
+$ 10,071.00
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
Thanks to all parishioners who
stopped in the Gathering Area in
recent weeks to fill out their
pledge cards for the Annual
Catholic Appeal! If you did not
get the chance to fill out your
card and would like to make a pledge/donation,
there are blank ACA pledge cards in the pews this
weekend. Please fill one out and drop it off on your
way out of church. The cards may also be sent to
the parish office. We have reached pledges of
$102,272 towards our $297,551 goal which means
we’d welcome everyone’s participation. No gift is
too small to make a difference! Questions? Contact
parish chairperson Dawn Burger at 636-256-2575.
PA R I S H N E W S
Would YOU like to be an
ALTAR SERVER?
Our St. Clare Grade School 5th Graders
have begun their server training. Any
other students, 5th Grade or older,
who would like to learn how to be a
server at Mass, please attend one of
these server training sessions:
Saturday, May 16, 9:30am
Monday, May 18, 7pm
Saturday, May 23, 11am
These sessions are intended for those who do not
attend St. Clare Grade School (i.e. PSR, private
school, or home school students). You must be
attending some religious education, have already
received your First Holy Communion, and have a
desire to serve our Lord and His people.
Attendance at one of these sessions is required.
Attendance at more than one is recommended for
additional practice. Contact Fr. Hecktor if you have
any questions.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
WHAT CATHOLICS WANT TO KNOW
DYNAMIC CATHOLIC, ALIVE!
OUR LADY OF FATIMA
STATUE
St. Clare of Assisi is delighted to
announce a prayerful opportunity for
your family to welcome the statue of
Our Lady of Fatima into your home.
For an entire week, your family can
gather individually or as a group to
honor Our Lady by praying with the
statue of Our Blessed Mother. Jesus
appointed His Mother the 'Mediatrix
of all Graces' and Pope Francis has
consecrated his Papacy to Our Lady of Fatima.
To request and reserve the statue of Our Lady of
Fatima for a week, please sign-up, beginning May
10, on the calendar in the gathering space.
For more information contact Susie Mansfield:
636.394.4243
Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments, also called the
Decalogue, sum up the Law given by God to the
people of Israel, which Christians are also obliged to
follow. “Imagine all of the misery that could be
avoided,” writes Matthew Kelly, “if we all just lived by
the life-giving wisdom found in the Ten
Commandments.” Not only should we follow the Ten
Commandments, but we should be Alive in Christ!
Which commandment did Christ identify as the most
important, and which commandant flows from it?
archstl.org/dynamic
BUILDING A CULTURE OF VOCATIONS
Jesus commanded us to pray for vocations with His
words, “Pray, therefore, the Lord of the harvest to
send out laborers into His harvest” (Mt. 9:38). Take
on prayer for vocations as your personal effort to
increase the number of priests, sisters, brothers, and
lay ministers.
WHITE HOUSE RETREAT
White House Retreat for Men AND Women of the
parish: Each year parishioners are invited to spend a
three day weekend away in a silent retreat on the
bluffs of the Mississippi to seek:
Peace, Understanding, Rest, Reconnection,
Forgiveness, Prayer, Reflection, Love, Solitude,
Consolation, Awareness, Discernment, Inspiration,
Example, Contemplation
Men's dates: August 27-30 or October 15-18
Women's weekend retreats available:
5/21-24; 7/23-26; 11/12-15
Also available, women’s weekday retreat available:
9/14-17; 10/5-8; 10/19-22; 11/16-19
Contact Frank Grimes fgrimes@mac.com or
636.256.8444.
URGENT PRAYER LINE
If you have an urgent prayer request, please call one
of the captains of the phone chain. The members of
the phone chain and e-mail chain will then offer their
prayers for your request.
Kathy Knox 636.394.3226 Marlene Crivello 636.227.4859
Don’t forget…
No Sunday Evening Mass this weekend!
Also no Sunday 5pm Mass on May 24th
(Memorial Day weekend).
BIBLE STUDY
Catholics have a reputation for not reading the Bible. It seems to go back to a time
when people were not generally literate and so had to have the Bible explained to
them. In fact, it was always permissible to read the Bible, but we were asked to look to
the teachings of the Church for interpretation. Bible study has become an important
part of adult formation in many parishes. Groups gather and discuss particular parts of
the Bible, usually with a leader. Many times specific published courses are used. So,
while each person may share how the particular Scripture passage speaks to them,
they also receive information about the passage from a source of scriptural scholarship.
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Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
RESPECT LIFE!
THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON
The most important person on earth is a mother.
She cannot claim the honor of having built Notre Dame Cathedral.
She need not.
She has built something more magnificent than any cathedral—
a dwelling for an immortal soul, the tiny perfection of her baby’s body.
The Angels have not been blessed with such a grace.
They cannot share in God’s creative miracle to bring new Saints to Heaven.
Only a human mother can.
Mothers are closer to God the Creator than any other creatures.
God joins forces with mothers in performing this act of creation.
What on God’s good earth is more glorious than this: to be a mother?
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
BLOOD DRIVE
There will be a blood
drive in the gym on May
17, 2015 from 8:00AM to
1:30PM. Please give if you can.
New blood donors are badly needed!
To make an appointment or for questions, call
Julie Concagh, 394.4484. Sign up in our
Gathering Space or at
www.bloodcenterIMPACT.org and use sponsor
code 9221. Please eat & drink before donating
and bring a photo ID.
SERRA CLUB GOLF TOURNAMENT
The excitement for the Serra Club Golf tournament is
building! Tournament will be held at the Tapawingo
National Golf Course in Sunset Hills on Monday, May 18,
with a 12:00 noon shotgun start. Enjoy lunch, 18 holes,
then dinner with Great Auction items. Great Benefit for
VOCATIONS! Don't play golf? Come to our dinner
auction. Meet priests, seminarians, and Serrans
dedicated to supporting Religious Vocations. Register
NOW by calling Darryl Ross at (314) 727-6149.
Woman’s Place presents
The Pain of Breaking Up
A free workshop for women
Saturday, May 16, 9am to noon at our Affton location –
8300 Morganford Rd, behind St. Mark church.
Together we will explore ways to grieve a loss not
acknowledged by others, a loss considered ‘bad for me’,
and healing strategies for moving through loss. Open to
all women. Pre-registration is required, space is limited.
Call 314-645-4848 to reserve your place.
Woman’s Place works to end violence against women by
providing compassionate crisis intervention, facilitating
women’s transition to safety and healing, and educating
the community.
Now with 2 locations:
8300 Morganford Rd in Affton and 4116 McClay Rd in St.
Charles. Made possible by donations, grants and our ongoing cell-phone collection.
Reverend James Mason, J.D., the next
Rector of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, is
inviting all men for a Mass, talk and refreshments at St.
Joseph’s Catholic Church at 106 N. Meramec in Clayton,
MO, every second Thursday of the month. On May 14th,
Father Mason will speak about the Nature of Marriage.
Mass will be in the Church at 6:30 a.m., with coffee,
refreshments and Father Mason’s talk from 7 a.m. until
7:45 a.m. in the Church basement. Participants are
welcome to attend any part of the morning. Plenty of free
parking is available on the Church lot. Use the stairs at
the entrance nearest the Church parking lot to go up to
Mass, or down to the basement for the talk and
refreshments. http://kenrick.edu/forming-men-for-christmass-coffee-with-fr-mason/.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
May 16/17
5:00 PM
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Hospitality
D Callahan
G Mueller
Villaire Family
A Hertel
J Krebs
T Potter
P Hoffman
R&R Milke
L Pavia
B Peters
M Dulick
M Favazza
E Hamilton
J Kelly/D Lee
K McKay
C Traeger
L Cabral
M Eggert
J Karlovich
L Schmidt
Readers
J Nimer
J Unangst
L Trani
S Trani
M Kraus
W O’Connell
L Kelly
D Wangerin
M King
P Perniciaro
Extraordinary
Ministers
*J Bisch
P Carpio
D Ebert
P Johnson
R Lusser
G Oberle
J Ramacciotti
A Wiesler
N Young
T Coover
K Knox
*T Murphy
needed
*A Conroy
E Conroy
G Deutschmann
J Ram
J Schafbuch
J Silvagni
C Swieca
J Swieca
*T Arey
T Councilor
C Hamilton
H Litzsinger
L MacRae
J Peanick
D Venverloh
J Venverloh
B Whitson
J Broom
M Cassani
*T Jannett
B Jaworowski
K Kohlberg
G Livingston
T Perniciaro
M Schraeder
needed
* indicates
rotating
captains
D.O.T.G. Ministers
5:00 PM
Readers & EMsend nonavailable dates
for June-JulyAugust to
Jackie
J Conrey
J Graziano
S Hoffman
*C McCauley
D McCauley
J Seiler
B Straub
M Winkle
C LaGrace/M&K King
Servers
M Morris
K Morris
L Creamer
S Rizzo
M Ryan
E Fuller
O Helfrey
M Keating
J Schoenwalder
G Steinhart
J Wolf
C Myers
S Schultz
J Spellmeyer
Certificates
L Grojean
J Hummel
T Murphy
L Stadnyk
N Faucett
D Hanley
M Lumetta
K Gervascio
A Seiler
D Baker
A Blattel
O U R PA R I S H FA M I LY
WELCOME to OUR PARISH
Kathleen O’Connor on Mercer Manor Drive
Nancy (Derleth) Cordes on Claytonbrook Drive
Brian & Angela (Oehl) Oravetz with sons,
Avery &Trevor, on Timber Wind Drive
WEDDING BANNS
3. 5/16/15, Old Cathedral: Melissa Sue Bowers,
daughter of Kenneth & Maria (Russo) Bowers & Kelum
Eugene Fecht, son of W. Jerry & Lynn Ann (Rabe) Fecht
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY (50th, 55th or 60 years plus)
Bob & Nancy Noonan—55 years on May 14th
REST IN PEACE
James L. Buckley
The SANCTUARY LAMP will burn
this week, May 10th—May 16th
In Loving Memory of
Members of The Stanton Family
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Lacey Rakestraw
Nancy Sargent
Ray Sirtak
Chuck Chiburis
Kota McManus
Stacy Rakestraw
Mary Ann Tiemeyer
Luther Oliver
Ursula Tamunday
Craig Pisarkiewicz
Patricia Sainato
Brandon Ronning
Paul Goevert
James Vizek
Nick Sorel
Mark Haywood
Gina Corley
Rachel Boehmer
Carmella Weisbrod
Marilyn Missel
Jim Berblinger
Lorene Schmich
Suzanne Meldrum
Lorraine Schneider
Patrick Bradley
Leah Chilton
Shirley Kitzmiller
Carol Smith
Lou Dueringer
Alma Marino
Nick Marino
Sally Hodson
Mark Klein
Ellen Walsh
Michelle Nightingale
Jim Boland
Carmeline Carter
Bob Coleman
Ray Mauzy
Leo Stratmann
Syl Bax
Loretto Murphy
Rosemary Stroup
Bob Klebolt
Robert E. Smith
Alex Wangerin
Tom McCullen
Phyllis McCauley
Barb Smoltz
Joe Smoltz
Jeanne Maher
Shelley Sparkman
Mark Wrozier
Betty Villinger
Carl Rogge
Loretto Wagner
Joan Juelfs
Kristine Zander
Jim Olenski
Marcia Blake
Carol Flickinger
Kay Oslica
John McCarthy
Sr. Rose Marie
Dobleman
Cathy Blake
Verena Adragna
Mary Pavic
Dustin Ashby
John Stanton
Francine Graziano
Neoma Schmitz
Gloria Unangst
Lou Flynn
Don Kemner
Margaret Littleton
Joseph Stanton
Mary Cowell
Dottie Piel
Kim Cohen
Jerry Weisbrod
Cirila Cuasay
Bob Conley
Carole Rochow
T J Biddle
Deidre Gossett
Kathleen Telscher
Gloria Schnell
Jeff Brockelmeyer
Marcella Hoffmann
Dennis Wagner
Stephanie Walker
John Walsch
Lindsey Maloney
Tom Peck
Mary Ann Mulligan
Dolores Kohlberg
Jacque Murray
Barb Hogan
Peggy Finan
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
SOCIAL JUSTICE/SOCIAL ACTION/WAYS TO HELP
WORD OF LIFE
THANK YOU to FUNERAL OUTREACH
“Pope Francis has captivated the world with his
humility, warmth and compassion for each person.
Vivid accounts of his tenderness for “the least of
these”—the elderly, the imprisoned, those with
disfiguring disabilities, the unborn, and many more—
seize our attention. Why? At the heart of each of
these interactions is a truth which resonates in our
hearts, revealing to us something essential to
understanding ourselves and our purpose. We are
loved.”
A big thank you to team C and co-captains Mary
Berblinger and Kathy Warner for the great meal
provided for the Bernie Keyes family after his
funeral. As always preparation and delivery were
wonderful!!! God thank and reward you ALL.
— 2014 Respect Life Month statement, Cardinal Seán
P. O’Malley, O.F.M. Cap., Chairman, USCCB
Committee on Pro-Life Activities (http://bit.ly/2014RLP)
WHY JOIN THE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS?
Imagine being part of an organization that fills your
heart and your mind with the joy of giving to others
and the feeling that comes with making a difference.
Knights are Catholics, 18 years of age or older, who
are committed to making their community a better
place, while supporting their Church. Being a Knight
is more than camaraderie: it is being involved with
your community; it is supporting your local Catholic
Church, while enhancing your own faith: it is about
protecting and enhancing your family life.
Come see what we are all about and take the first
steps to enhance your personal life.
Meetings are held at 7:00pm on the third Tuesday of
the month in the school’s Art Room. For additional
information please contact Vic Panus, Grand Knight
at 636.394.2735 or any Knight.
WHEN DID I CLOTHE YOU LORD?
Have you ever thought to yourself, what does the St.
Vincent de Paul Society ministry contribute to our
parish family? If you think you might have an interest
or any questions about the Vincentians please call
Pete Rubinelli at 636-405-2544. We currently have
25 members, and we are looking to grow our
membership.
LET US PRAY FOR PEACE THROUGHOUT OUR
WORLD. WE PRAY FOR ALL WHO DEFEND THE
CAUSE OF FREEDOM. The daughters and sons of
our parish in the military are:
Lt Eric Adkisson
Maj Jarrod Aranda
PO2 Jeff Belcher
Cpl Steven M. Brown
SGT Christopher Buerke
Sgt Brian Conlon
Capt Aaron Coulter
Capt Tony Crnko
TSgt John Driscoll
Lt Col Mary Durbin
PFC Greg Favazza
MSG Christopher Fick
Lt Matt Finan
1SG Frank Gervascio
*SSgt Dennis M. Gildea Jr
LT Cole Greenhouse
SSgt Michael J. Hartman
LTJG Mike Jendrycki
SFC Tim Kelley
ENS Michael King
PFC John Koch III
PFC Ellen Meyer
LCpL Adam Miklasz
MAJ William Miller
SGT Alex Moranz
LT Mark C. Mueller
Capt Meredith Mueller
CPT Michael Murray
SN Kevin O’Neill
PVT Stephen O’Neill
LCDR Nate Olish
Maj Ryan Olish
SSgt Brian Petersen
*2LT Rick Phillips
MAJ Elizabeth Popiak
MAJ John Popiak
PO1 Bryan Reading
CPT Jason Sartori
LT Kevin Schrodt
LT Melissa Schrodt
Maj Aaron M. Stumpf
Capt Raymond Wagner III
SPC Kale X. Weishaar
PO3 Nick Welegala
Sgt Ryan Zander
* = serving in the Mideast
(Please call the rectory if we are missing any names of
our parishioners or their sons or daughters.)
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
ORGANIZATIONS & MINISTRIES
Protecting God’s Children
St. Clare will host a PGC class on
Tuesday, May 12, 12:30pm in the Assisi House.
SUMMER RETREAT SIGN-UPS
High schoolers and 8th graders looking to join us for Project Life,
Steubenville or Camp UNLEASHED need to RSVP and put down a $100
deposit to reserve their spot for these events. Information can be found on
the parish website, under the "Youth" section; please contact Brian
Straub!
ST. CLARE VOLLEYBALL REGISTRATION
(BOYS and GIRLS)
Sign ups for St. Clare Volleyball will be open from
May 1, 2015 until June 15, 2015
for 3rd through 8th grade.
Cost: $105 / Player Grades 3-8
Families with more than one player receive a $10
discount for each player after the first.
Late Registration: If for some reason you are not able to sign up between
now and June 15th, there will be late registration available for an additional
$25 per family.
Registration is on the St Clare website under youth/athletics.
St. Louis Young Adults~ Time for Wine Social
Ladies and gentleman it is TIME FOR WINE! Saturday, May 16th we will be
heading out to the Missouri river valley for some great wine. More importantly the
great community that St. Louis Young Adults has established. If you are new to
the group this is a perfect event to come to meet us! So bring a pal or bring a gal
to the wineries. This year we decided to go to Balduccis Winery for Lunch since
you can bring picnic baskets in at no charge! (Yes, you still have to buy their
wine!) If you're interested in carpooling, please email stlya@archstl.org the
following info: Name, phone number and if you're willing to be a driver (help
driving is appreciated). *We will be carpooling from St. Monicas off 270 at 11:30!*
You are welcome to join us at anytime of the day! Itinerary-Noon- Balduccis
Winery (Bring Picnic baskets), 6601 Highway 94 South Augusta, Missouri 63332;
2pm- Montelle Winery, 201 Montelle Dr. at MO Hwy 94, Augusta, MO; 3:30 pmChandler Hill, 596 Defiance Road Defiance, MO 63341. ** Please note that
STLYA expects the moderate use of alcohol by anyone choosing to consume
alcoholic beverages at events. Thank you for your understanding.**
ST. CLARE
SOCCER
REGISTRATION
Sign ups for St. Clare Soccer
will be open from May 1 until
June 15 for Pre-K through
8th grade.
Cost
$95 / Player Grades K-8
$65 / Player Pre-K
Families with more than one
player receive a $10
discount for each player after
the first.
Late Registration
If for some reason you are
not able to sign up between
now and June 15th, there
will be late registration
available for an additional
$25 per family.
How to Register
Please visit the following
website to register.
http://
scoas.sportssignup.com/
site
If you have any questions,
please contact:
Ken Carpio -kpjj@swbell.net
Nathan Bisch nathan.bisch@gmail.com
Holy Infant Knights of
Columbus is having its
monthly Bingo for May on
Saturday the 16th. Bingo Starts
at 7:00pm. Doors Open at
6:00pm. Minimum $50 Payout
per Game! AND PULL TABS
ARE FOR SALE! Admission is
$20/person and includes: 15
Games of Bingo (9 cards for
each game) and Drinks (Beer,
Soda, Wine & Water)
Sandwiches and Snacks
Available for Purchase.
ADULTS ONLY PLEASE.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
OTHER HAPPENINGS
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
THIS WEEK…
Sun., May 10
DONUT WEEKEND!
Science Room Closed
10:00am Babysitting-Assisi House
11:15am RCIA-Library
Mon., May 11
Science Room Closed
3:00pm Den 1 (Hanson)-Assisi House
5:30pm PSR Classes-School
Tue., May 12
Science Room Closed
7:45am Rosary-Assisi House
9:00am Adoration-Church
12:30pm PGC Class-Assisi House
3:00pm Peer Tutoring-Library & Art Room
3:00pm Brownies 18 (Schultz)-Assisi House
5:30pm Legion of Mary-Assisi House
7:00pm MOMS (Powers)-Assisi House
Wed., May 13
Science Room Closed
3:00pm Peer Tutoring-Library & Art Room
3:00pm Daisy 80 (Medina)-Cafeteria
3:00pm Youth Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
7:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
7:00pm Noon Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:30pm Boy Scouts-Cafeteria
Thurs., May 14
Science Room Closed
7:45am Rosary-Assisi House
3:00pm The Edge-Assisi House
7:00pm 10am Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00pm School Board-Faculty Lounge
Fri., May 15
Science Room Closed
Sat., May 16
9:30am Servers’ Training-Church
Sun., May 17
7:30am BLOOD DRIVE-Gym
10:00am Babysitting-Assisi House
11:15am RCIA-Library
1:00pm Baptism-Gathering Space
2:00pm Baptism-Gathering Space
6:00pm Youth Group-Assisi House
Dr. Pete Spalitto, D.D.S.
Sunday
Breakfast
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shaves with an ADVERTISED razor
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drinks a cup
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refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
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please call the Parish Office.
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636-227-5511
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WHY IS IT?
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Financing
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WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS!
Ask About
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Donated
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David Dyer, Owner
clayton Rd.@ Kehrs Mill 636-527-7012
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(800) 273-8380
(636) 936-8300
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ADVERTISING
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goes and whispers in a well, is
not so apt to get the dollars as
he who climbs a tree and hollers.
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Prayers by Father Richard N. Fragomeni
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800.945.6629
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Business Owners Interested In Advertising Please Call
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636-394-9300
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Briner Electric Company
12444 Olive Blvd. Creve Coeur, MO
(314) 514-1111
Funeral Directors Since 1935
Family Owned and Operated
– FIELDER –
Serving St. Louis Electrically Since 1895
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Since 1951
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Sewer Service
636-225-0992
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Jeanne M. Dolan
636.219.3164
Excellence in Home Cleaning
Since 1988
Parishioner Owned
636-938-3838
ASK
FOR
ST. CLARE DISCOUNT
WILDWOOD
HEATING & COOLING, INC.
For Prompt Professional Service
SCOTT EHRLICH - Parishioner
HAPPY PRO
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Tile • Flooring • General Handyman Work
Summer Camps
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flooring, carpentry.
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HONEY-DO LIST DONE!
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COMPUTER
SYSTEMS
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and
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Call Matt at 314-313-5331
In, Fixed, Out...since 1988
Dawson ROOFING, INC.
ASK FOR PARISHIONER DISCOUNT
Specialists In Quality
Reroofing & Repairs
www.katy.com
636-238-1060
347 Clarkson @ Clayton
Member RCGA and NRCA
Fully Insured For Your Protection
Financing Available
Since 1978 FREE ESTIMATES
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TREE & LAWN CARE EXPERTS SINCE 1880
$20 OFF
Tree Pruning/Removal
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Brad Hackett
Holy Infant Parishioner
314-540-6311
brad_hackett@att.net
DR.
CHARLIE
RIES
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of St. Alban Roe
636.458.6400
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Certified Arborist on Staff
Fully Insured
• Estate Planning
314-725-6159
• Small Business
• Personal Injury MENTION THIS AD FOR A DISCOUNT
• Traffic
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(636) 825-1300
Restaurant & Bar
www.TheMcKayLawFirm.com
Located in the Clayton-Clarkson Center
between the Daniel Boone Library and
Crestview Middle School next to Dance Inc.
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St. Clare
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PLUMBING
COMPANY
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(636) 230-6100
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2% of Purchases of
Air Conditioners & Furnaces
will be donated
to your Parish
314-739-1600
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Personal Counseling and Psychiatry
Individual, Child, Family, and Marriage Counseling
498 Woods Mill Road, Manchester, MO 63011
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College or retirement?
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John J. George, Financial Advisor
317 Clarkson Road • Suite 203
Ellisville, MO 63011
636-227-9550
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