PARISH OFFICE, 838-6565 Parish Fax Number, 838-6566

Pastor Msgr. Matthew Mitas, ext 102 Deacons Rev. Mr. Joseph Kroutil

Parish Secretary Linda Brindley, ext 100

Bookkeeper Monique Zykan, ext 109

Music Director Sharon Churchill

St. Vincent De Paul...ext 504

Mary Ann Kauffman, ext 101

NEW PARISHIONERS Register in the parish office, Mon-Fri, 8:00 am- 4:00 pm.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Baptism Instruction is to be scheduled with a parish priest.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE To be arranged with the parish priest at least six months prior.

St. Angela Merici Parish

July 16, 2017 3860 N. Hwy 67 saintangelamerici.org Florissant, MO 63034

PARABLE OF THE SOWER OF THE SEED

Mass Schedule Mon - Fri 8:00 am Saturday Fir st Sat. of the month, 8:00 am Saturday 5:00 pm (Vigil) Sunday 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 am Eucharistic Adoration Tuesdays 8:30 am - 7:00 pm 7:00 pm - Benediction Reconciliation Saturdays 4:00 - 4:45 pm Or by appointment, call 314-838-6565 Perpetual Help Devotions Tuesdays 8:00 am Holy Day of Obligation Masses To Be Announced. BULLETIN NOTICES: Submit to the parish office by Monday at 4:00 pm. Please email no-tices to: brindley@stangelam.org. NEW PARISHIONERS: Please register in the par-ish office, Mon-Fri, 8 am - 4 pm. For more infor-mation, call the Parish Office, 314-838-6565.

Prayer, Liturgy and Sacrifice

MINISTERS FOR NEXT WEEK, JULY 17-23

WEEKDAY SERVERS: MONDAY - SATURDAY

8:00 am Alyssa Reed, Hanna Marshall, Daena Talavera WEEKEND SERVERS 5:00 pm Matt Adams, Jasmine DuMaine, Daena Talavera 7:30 am Ben, Jacob, Kevin, Nick Burke 9:30 am Jason Brady, Anna Lawless, Dean Palmer 11:30am Abigail & Gwen Dobbs, Kamryn Ure

WEEKEND LECTORS 5:00 pm Diana & Ray Skubic 7:30 am Don Krause, John Fallah 9:30 am Stanley Andrisse, VOLUNTEER NEED-ED 11:30 am Michael Dobbs, William E. De Iuliis, Jr

EXTRAORDINARY MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION 5:00 pm - George Bidleman, Jane Buchholz, Tina Clarkin, Karen Dietz, Vitina Galati, Nora Kaikati, Shirley Sweney 7:30 am - Geoffrey Bullock, Margie Heppermann, Donna Krause, Harry Maier, Carol Pauli, Kenneth Schmalbeck, Rick Vietmeier 9:30 am - Charles Aten, Nancy Hesselbach, Don-ald & JoAnn Holdener, Debbie Keeven, Teena Lawless, Pat Vorwald 11:30 am - Charles Danganan, Cynthia Graham, Linda McManus

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Monday, July 17 8:00 am - Robert & Antoinette Prosser Tuesday, July 18 8:00 am - Thomas Deem Wednesday, July 19 8:00 am - Jim Buchholz Thursday, July 20 8:00 am - Marie Bullock Friday, July 21 8:00 am - John & Kathryn Umbeck Saturday, July 22 5:00 pm - John Conlon Sunday, July 23 7:30 am - Elizabeth Landgraf 9:30 am - Catherine Vanderlofske 11:30 am - People of the Parish

WEEKEND GIFT BEARERS - JULY 22/23

Sat. 5:00 pm - Bob & Lois Adams Sun. 7:30 am - Tom & Marie Trost Sun. 9:30 am - Larry & Mindy Miller Sun. 11:30 am - The Liceralde Family

SAVE THE DATE

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Colum-bus Council 11778 (aka the Fab Five) and the Knights of Columbus Council 11778 ask all pa-rishioners to save Saturday, October 7th for a Spaghetti Dinner to support our parish seminari-an Matthew Dobbs. This will be after the 5:00pm Mass

From The Desk of Msgr. Matthew Mitas: REMEMBER THAT JULY IS THE MONTH OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OF JESUS!

MISSIONARY CO-OP

This coming week, Fr. Peter Mandina of the Diocese of Machakos in Kenya (Africa) will offer all the Mass-es in the air-conditioned comfort (!) of our parish church. This is part of the “Missionary Plan of Cooperation”, in which all the parishes of the Archdiocese are compelled to take part each year, and it’s a good thing. It gives us a chance both to be informed about the missionary activity of the Catholic Church and to help in whatever way we can to support the work of our missionaries. I will take the occasion to do a bit of travelling and Fr. Mandina will offer Mass in my absence. Please welcome him and support his work!

IN CONCERT: MAESTRO DANIEL KUEHLER

This is the big day. Danny Kuehler comes home to play for us, and what a show it looks to be! Spread the word and invite your friends, for everyone is welcome to this great recital. Last year’s performance was a mas-terpiece and this year’s looks to be even greater. Our humble lunchroom will become Carnegie Hall at 3:00PM today as the maestro performs.

TO HONOR THE PATRON OF OUR ARCHDIOCESE AND CELBRATE THE FRENCH HERIT-AGE OF FLORISSANT

Here’s the menu for our “Fete of French Fare” on the feast of St. Louis IX (Friday, August 25): A) Vichichoise (chilled potato soup), B) Boeuf Bourguignon, C) Cornish Hen Fricasse, D) Baked Salmon Pas-try Wrap, E) French Bistro Salad, F) Dauphinoise (French Gratin potatoes), G) Haricots Verts (green beans) w/shallots, H) Carottes Braisees Au Beurre (carrots in butter) I) Baquette avec Beurre (French bread with butter), and for dessert: Crème Brulee, Swain Eclairs, Mousse in pastry cups, and Truffles. (What…you were expecting French toast and French fries?) In addition, a variety of French wines will be served. If you miss this one, you will never forgive yourself!

SHAW’S GARDEN NORTH

I just wanted to say a word of commendation once again for our garden committee, who have braved the recent heat to keep our parish gardens alive and beautiful: well done and Godspeed! in addition, you’ll notice that a lot of necessary tree trimming was done this past week, too. I hated to see the Bradford Pear trees lose so much of their foliage, but if we don’t trim them back, a strong wind will very likely uproot them and we’ll lose them altogether.

MRS. KAUFFMAN‘S NEW JOB

As some of you probably already know, Mrs. Kauffman is working in our parish office part-time. Frankly, she’s such a dedicated worker and asset to our parish that you hate to lose someone like her. I was delighted, therefore, when she accepted my invitation to keep using her considerable skills to serve our people. Right now, her job is two-fold: first, to help our kids transition into their new schools next fall, and, second, I’ve put her in charge of “senior services”. That means that she will be keeping track of people who are recuperating, whether in a hospital, their own home, or a nursing home, and see to it that their spiritual needs (i.e., Commun-ion, Anointing, etc.) are being met. So don’t be surprised if you stop by the office and see her there…she’s al-ready doing a great job!

UPCOMING EVENTS

- Saturday, August 5: our annual Ice Cream Social on the feast of the Transfiguration, immediately following the 5:00PM Mass

- Sunday, August 6: the annual Mass in honor of God the Father at 1:30PM (and an Ice Cream Social to follow, if there’s any left over from the night before!)

- Friday, August 25: an evening of French cuisine to honor the patron saint of the French, St. Louis IX (see above for the menu).

Features: This Week In Our Parish:

Tuesday, July 18 8:30 am - Eucharistic Adoration 3:00 pm - Legion of Mary, Rectory Basement 7:00 pm - Benediction Wednesday, July 19 9:00 am - Quilters Meet, Rectory Basement Thursday, July 20 7:00 pm - Ladies & Men K of C, Rectory Basement Sunday, July 23 7:00 pm - Boy Scouts Troop 940, Lunchroom

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH: MaryAnn Hoven, Elisabeth Cisco, Rachael Law-son, Dorothy Martinelli, Joanne Cipolla, Mary Kavanaugh, Jeff Gauthier, Barb Lehman, Lila Jones, Jennifer Berkbigler, Sue Pitti, Mary Dietz, Rosemary Licato, Donna Ahrens, Evelyn Finno, Claudette Kazakian, Shirley Bertin, Jackie Car-rol, Lisa Williford, Roy Wong, Guy Henriksen, Gary & Debbie Corcoran, Augustine & Ray Por-ter, Margaret Nolte, Billie Lawson, Jim & Eileen McMullen, Dorothy Schulte, Bud & Kathy Kushins, Kristine Lawson, Katie Horn, Debbie Gervich, Melodie & Jim Leonard, Neil MacKen-zie, Nancy Brennan, Carolyn Humphry, Carolyn Stokes, Nancy Skelly, Jim Walsh, Allison Mol-ner, William Timken and Juluis Lawson.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SERVICE MEN & WOMEN Joshua Stremlau, Bradley Stremlau, Corey Rudroff, Steven Bennett, Jerrod Klug, Michael Olwig, Pat Edwards-Parrish, Guthrie Stotser, Jonathan Buss, Brad Sanders, Matthew Meske, Jackie Cotter, J. Timothy Sullivan, Matthew Hawkins, John Reddan, Brandon Gruelle, Dustin Kyle, Jacob Doerle, Jacob Graham and Joshua Graham

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Sunday Collection - July 11, 2017 Sunday Offering $ 10,898 Weekly Budget $ 13,019 Weekly Over/Under - $ 2,121 Fiscal Year To Date - $ 34,376

- November: Pictures for a new parish photo directory to be taken (the last one was in ’12)

QUIZ-A-CATHOLIC

This one is going to be on grab-bag of disjoined trivia, all of which having some reference to the Archdi-ocese of St. Louis, its history and its parishes. See how much you know about where you live:

1. Name the high school soccer team that won the silver medal in the 1904 Olympics. 2. Name the parish men’s soccer team that won the bronze medal in the same Olympiad. 3. What did John Thornton do that was so im-portant in the history of the archdiocese? 4. What layman founded the first hospital in St. Louis (and west of the Mississippi)? 5. What great thing did Bryan Mullanphy & Dr. Moses Linton do in local Church history? 6. What two professional athletes have served as permanent deacons in the Archdiocese? 7. Name the various institutions of our archdio-cese named for our former archbishops. 8. Who was the Catholic layman who helped change the map of Europe and form the nation of Czechoslovakia after World War I? 9. Name the oldest parish and the oldest church building in the archdiocese. 10. What St. Louis church was recently named the most beautiful church in the U. S.?

ANSWERS: 1. Christian Brothers College (C.B.C.) 2. St. Rose of Lima (on Goodfellow Ave., now, sadly, closed)…only three teams showed up for the soccer event in 1904; the team from Canada won the gold and the St. Rose team tied two games and lost their other two (never scoring a goal) but won the bronze, anyway, because even though they finished last, last was third place, and third place means “bronze medal”! 3. When he died in 1858, Thornton left his entire fortune to the Archdiocese of St. Louis, some $579,440.06 (probably worth over $100,000,000 today) 4. John Mullanphy 5. Established the first foundation of the St. Vincent de Paul Society in America (1845) 6. Pro-Bowl linebacker Larry Stallings and Hall-of-Fame round-baller “Easy” Ed Macauley 7. Bp. DuBourg High School, Rosati-Kain High School (named for two former bishops), Kenrick Seminary (and there was a “Kenrick High School” years ago), Cardinal Glennon Hospital and Cardinal Glennon College, Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School, the Cardinal Carberry Campus (of Catholic Charities), and the Cardinal Rigali Center (formerly Kenrick Sem-inary), which is located on Archbishop May Drive in Shrewsbury, Mo. 8. Knight of St. Gregory, Dr. Hynek Dostal (who also edited the Czech-language newspaper, HLAS [“The Voice”]) 9. Oldest parish: Ste. Genevieve (1759), oldest church: old St. Ferdinand Shrine (Florissant, 1821) 10. The church of my Baptism, St. Francis de Sales!

Features: ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT

(JANUARY THRU JUNE 2017) In an effort to be good stewards of the contributions made to the SVDP Society, we continue to make home visits in teams of two Vincentians to assess the needs of our clients. � From January 1 to June 30, our members made 94 home visits. In addition to the home visits, many con-tacts are made by phone. There were 422 persons helped by single or multiple visits to a household. � There were 245 Vincentian hours involved in those home visits plus the many phone hours required. � Assistance was given to 64 families to avoid Laclede disconnection. � Assistance was given to 62 families to avoid Ameren disconnection. � Assistance was given to 2 families to avoid MO-AM water disconnection. � Through the Beds for Neighbors program we were able to get 12 beds for families. � In addition to utility assistance, we were able to help people with SVDP Thrift Store vouchers to help with clothing & household vouchers. We were able to get Thrift Store vouchers because of the response when the SVDP truck was at St. Angela’s in April. � We continue to be one of the largest contributors to the TEAM food pantry with our monthly Food Drives which also allows us sometimes to take food packages directly to our clients.

In the first six months of this year we disbursed $15,623 that had been donated by the generous parishioners at St. Angela’s, from the envelope in the parish packet, the brown envelopes at the back of church, the Men’s Club dinner & the Marian Foundation. We have also received funds from the Main Council Office, the North District SVDP Society, the Rise-n-Shine Fund Raiser & the Bridges Fund. We were also able to help 4 families avoid eviction with the Rent Fund via the Main Council Office. The members of the SVDP Society at St. Angela Merici appreciate the help of our generous parishioners in this ministry.

WHERE IS MARY ANN!!?? This is something like “Where is Waldo” but I am easier to locate! I want to thank all of you who come up to me and ask “How am I and Where are you? “ I am doing wonderfully well and I am work-ing two days in the parish office. This is perfect for me! My new mission is to locate older parishioners who have left because they entered a retired home, nursing home, etc. I would like to locate them and find out if they need the sacraments or a visit. I would like them to know that this great community of St. Angela Merici is thinking and praying for them. Isn’t this a great mission – this is all Monsignor Mitas’s idea!! Hooray!

This is how you can help!! If you know where some parishioners are in nursing homes, retirement homes or at home, please share their names, ad-dresses and telephone numbers with me. I will reach out to them and maybe make a little difference in the lives because their parish loves them!!

God is Good!!

ATTENTION CYC COACHES, VOLUNTEERS, PARENTS!!

Register today for the CYC SPORTS SUM-MIT, which will take place on Saturday, July29th from 9am—2pm at the Cardinal Rigali Center in Shrewsburg. Throughout four ses-sions and table discussions, we will dive deeper into how to integrate faith and athletics—in practices, in games, and in everyday life. There is no better teaching tool than sports! Speaker include Thomas Wurtz from Varsity Catholic, former MLB Pitcher Bobby Keppel, Fr. McGivney High School Volleyball coach and Faith Formation Coordinator Amanda Pirih. Cost $10.00 and registration includes lunch and refreshments, Space is limited. Visit www.cycstl.net/summit to register today!!

Features: WHITE HOUSE JESUIT RETREAT FOR MEN

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SAVE THE DATES! MARK YOUR CALENDARS! WHITE HOUSE RETREAT FOR MEN SEPTEMBER 2017……

Do you find it difficult to find time to truly relax, quiet your mind and talk to God? A retreat at White House is the perfect opportunity to find peace, quiet and inspiration your soul is looking for. It’s like a 3.5-day vacation with God! Join the men of other parishes on our annual retreat from the evening of Wednesday, September 13 to Sunday, September 17. The retreat begins with check-in/registration 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. the evening of September 13 (with evening meal at 7:00 p.m.), and concludes Sunday, September 17, 2017 at approximately 2:00 p.m. following dinner.

Retreats at White House are silent, guided retreats based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius (there are social times for open, verbal discussion scheduled). All of your meals are provided and everyone receives their own private accommodations. There is no set fee to attend; White House operates on a free-will offering basis. For reservations or more information please contact Louis Woodard (St. Angela Merici parishioner and retreat Captain) at 314-952-8185, or, Deacon Dave Har-pring (retreat Co-Captain) at 314-831-8988. Visit www.whretreat.org for photos of the beautiful grounds and additional retreat information. SEE YOU THERE!

MOVIE NIGHT AT S.A.M

Please join us Fri-day, July 21st, at 7:00 PM in the lunchroom for the

showing of the movie The Scarlet and the Black. This is a 1983 film starring Gregory Peck and Christopher Plummer tells the story of Monsignor Hug O’Flaherty, a real life Irish-born Roman Cath-olic priest, who saved thousands of Jews and es-caped Allied POWs in Rome during the Nazi occu-pation. The title, The Scarlet and the Black, is a referenced not only to the black cassock and scar-let sash worn by monsignors and bishops in the Roman Catholic Church, but also to the dominant colors of Nazi Party regalia.

Popcorn and soda will be provided—see you Friday night.

WANT TO SHOP AND STILL HELP OTHERS?

Think you’ve been to a thrift store before? If you haven’t been to one of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores, you are going to be im-pressed! The Society has opened a new Thrift Store in Florissant at #1 Paddock Hills Plaza Shop-ping Center! You won’t believe what you can buy, new and gently used! And the money you spend helps the St. Angela Merici SVDP help our neigh-bors in need. We hope to see you there.

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Alternatives abound regarding ways to contrib-ute to St. Angela Merici Parish. If you have a car that you would like to donate to our parish and receive a tax deduction please contact Dave at 314-653-0944. We are able to accept and pro-cess up to 5 cars in a calendar year with the pro-ceeds going to our parish. Please consider this alternative with the cars that no longer serve you but could serve others. Tax deduction will de-pend on age, model and condition of car. Dave can explain the details Thanks!

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