Mass Schedule/ Horario de Misas

Mon-Fri/Lun-Vier 6:30 a.m. Saturday/Sábado 8 a.m., 5 p.m. Sundays/Domingo: English 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 11 a.m. Español 12:45 p.m. Burmese 2:30 p.m.

School of Religion K-8

Catecismo K-8 Wednesdays/Miercoles 7 p.m.

(September—April)

RCIA Classes (Adults)

Tuesdays 6:30 p.m., Sept—Easter

Adoration

Tuesdays, 7 am–7 pm

Marriages/Matrimonios

Please notify the pastor 8-10 months prior to wedding.

Favor de notificar a la parroquia 8-10 meses antes.

Baptisms/Bautismos

By appointment only Por cita solamente.

Confessions/Confesiones

3:30 p.m. Saturdays or by appointment

Español– Sabados a las 3:30 p.m.

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Kansas City, Kansas 66112 913-299-3370 Website: www.stpatrickkck.org

Pastor Father Mark Mertes

Vicar/Vicario Burmese Ministry Father Shawn Tunink Father Michael Van Lian www.shawnthebaptist.org

Sacramental Assistance Deacon/Diácono Father John Reynolds Dave Cresswell

From Father Mark Mertes, Pastor …

I charge you…..proclaim the word; be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient….encourage through all patience and teaching. (2 Timothy 4.2)

How do we proclaim the word? Mostly by our ac-tions! St. Paul is reminding Timothy of the power of the sacred scriptures, how they are useful for teaching and for correction. Paul exhorts the young Timothy to fearlessly announce what he has learned. My guess is that those who were hearing Timothy speak were mostly converted by the manner of his life. I imagine they were con-vinced of the truth of what he was saying by the Truth they saw him live. They saw how good this young man was and therefore concluded that his God must be really Good. In our day and age when so many around us do not actively partici-pate in a church, WE might be the only church they ever go to! This is to say that their experi-ence of God’s Love will most likely happen through an everyday encounter with us, rather than in a formal religious setting. Let us deepen our roots of prayer and scripture study; let us practice respect for life from its natural beginning to natural end; let us support one another in pray-er and action. In short, let us proclaim the Word!

Te pido encarecidamente…..que anuncies la palabra; insiste a tiempo y a destiempo….y

exhorta con toda paciencia y sabiduría. (2 Timoteo 4.2)

¿Cómo proclamamos la palabra? ¡Principalmente por nuestras acciones! San Pablo le recuerda a Timoteo el poder de las Sagradas Escrituras, có-mo son útiles para la enseñanza y para la correc-ción. Pablo exhorta al joven Timoteo a anunciar sin temor lo que ha aprendido. Supongo que aquellos que estaban escuchando hablar a Timo-teo se convirtieron principalmente por la forma de su vida. Me imagino que estaban convencidos de la verdad de lo que estaba diciendo por la Verdad que lo vieron vivir. Vieron lo bueno que era este joven y, por lo tanto, concluyeron que su Dios de-be ser realmente bueno. En nuestros días cuando muchos a nuestro alrededor no participan activa-mente en una iglesia, ¡PODEMOS ser la única iglesia que ellos irán! Esto quiere decir que su experiencia del Amor de Dios probablemente su-cederá a través de un encuentro cotidiano con nosotros, en vez de en un lugar religioso formal. Profundicemos nuestras raíces de oración y estu-dio de las Escrituras; practiquemos el respeto por la vida desde su comienzo natural hasta su fin natural; apoyémonos unos a otros en oración y acción. En resumen, ¡proclamemos la Palabra!

Scripture Readings for Week of October 21-27 Mon/Lun: Romans 4:20-25; Luke 12:13-21 Tue/Mar: Romans 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Luke 12:35-38 Wed/Mie: Romans 6:12-18; Luke 12:39-48 Thur/Jue: Romans 6:19-23; Luke 12:49-53 Fri/Vie: Romans 7:18-25a; Luke 12:54-59 Sat/Sab: Romans 8:1-11; Luke 13:1-9 Sun/Dom: Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18; 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18; Luke 18:9-14

Stewardship and Today’s Readings Jesus is very clear about the necessity to “pray always without becoming weary.” Jesus probably didn’t mean we should always be on our knees with our eyes closed in prayer; honestly, prayer in any form is not always easy. We may feel discour-aged in prayer, because we have a hard time see-ing or understanding God’s response. Often, we use prayer as a last resort in times of trouble IN-STEAD of our first and finest resource. Prayer should be the core of our faith lives, and it should be the starting point in our lives of stewardship. Prayer gives us the chance to reflect on the bless-ings we have received and to respond with grati-tude by sharing those blessings. *Commitment Weekend is a few weeks away! Our parish continues to be BLESSED with the generosity of your time, talent, and treasure. Your support allows us to share God’s message with the world. Thank you for your discipleship!

Liturgical Ministries Trainings Father Mark Mertes, Pastor, invites all currently serving in liturgical ministries to a very important training – updates will be given. This will also coor-dinate ministries for all Masses to be sure all serve in the same manner. Persons interested in minis-tries are welcome to attend. SACRISTANS – THIS WEEK! Thursday, October 24 at 7 pm in the sacristy

SPANISH MINISTRY TRAINING (ALL AREAS) Thursday, November 7 at 7 pm in Church

LECTORS AND CANTORS – Thursday, November 14 at 7 pm in Church Lectors will be trained first; cantor training follows

HOMEBOUND MINISTRY and NURSING HOME VOLUNTEERS– Saturday, November 23 at 9 am in Rectory

SPECIAL MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION – Thursday, December 5 at 7 pm in Church

USHERS AND GREETERS – Thursday, January 9 at 7 pm in Church

MASS INTENTIONS AND EVENTS INTENCIONES Y EVENTOS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20-29 Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Mission Sunday 7:00 a.m. Rosary 7:30 a.m. Mass Int: Jim Slonka † 8-11 a.m. Pancake Breakfast in Parish Center 8:45 a.m. Rosary 9:15 a.m. Mass Int: J. R. Russell † 10:30 a.m. Rosary 11:00 a.m. Mass Int: Luis Romero, Sr. † 12:45 p.m. (Spanish) Mass Int: The Poor 2:30 p.m. (Burmese) Mass: People of the Parish MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 6:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m. Mass Int: Louie Scherzer † TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22—St. John Paul II 6:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m. Mass Int: Michael Mantel † 7 a.m.—7 p.m. Adoration in Church 5:30 p.m. Confessions (English and Spanish)—Church 6:30 p.m. RCIA Classes in Library WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23- St. John of Capistrano 6:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m. Mass Int: Barbara Hraback † 8:10 a.m. Mass Int: Bob Keuchel † 7:00 p.m. School of Religion Classes 7:00 p.m. Adult Conversations with Fr. Shawn—Church THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24—St. Anthony Mary Claret 6:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m. Mass Int: Ernie Gergich † 6:00 p.m. Virtus Training—School Library 7:00 p.m. Sacristan Training—Church Sacristy FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 6:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m. Mass Int: Ed Martinez † 6:00 p.m. Auction! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 7:45 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:00 a.m. Mass Int: Sandy Teeple † 3:30 p.m. Confessions 5:00 p.m. Mass Int: Brian McGraw † SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27-30 Sunday in Ordinary Time; Priesthood Sunday 7:00 a.m. Rosary 7:30 a.m. Mass Int: Dorothy Herman † 8:45 a.m. Rosary 9:15 a.m. Mass Int: Cyril and Lena Winkelbauer † 10:30 a.m. Rosary 11:00 a.m. Mass Int: Charlie Goetz † 12:45 p.m. (Spanish) Mass Int: Healing of the Sick 2:30 p.m. (Burmese) Mass Int: People of the Parish

Ministers to the Homebound October 27: Carroll Macke and Donna Kelsey

Nov. 1 is All Saint’s Day, holy day of obligation. Masses will be offered at 6:30 am, 8:10 am, noon

and 5:30 pm in English and 7 pm in Spanish.

Tuesday Evening Confessions

Beginning October 22, Father Mark Mertes will be in the confessional from 5:30-6:30 pm to hear

confessions in English or Spanish.

Pancake Breakfast TODAY! 8-11 am in Parish Center! All are welcome!

This is National Vocation Awareness Week

God calls each of us to holiness through a voca-tion to marriage, priesthood, consecrated religious life, or the heroic single life. The most important thing we can do is take the time to seriously pray, discern, and respond generously to the vocation God calls us. Only in choosing to follow God’s will for our life, will we be most fulfilled. As the Body of Christ, we have shared responsibility to help oth-ers come to know and say “yes” to God’s will for them. National Vocation Awareness Week is a time set apart by the Church to remind us all of our very important role in supporting a person’s dis-cernment. We need to help those around us to fol-low Jesus, but also sometimes share what we see in them. If you know a young person who exhibits the qualities and character you see in priests or religious, tell them so and that you’ll pray for them. Your sincerity and confirmation may help them ex-plore their vocation. Although God is best heard in silence, we must remember that God can call us to be that voice and encouragement for someone!

Stop Planned Parenthood in KCK Prayer Rally Join the prayer rally to stop Planned Parenthood from opening an abortion clinic in KCK. This clinic is a bi-state threat as it would perform abortions on women in Kansas and Missouri. We will pray in-cluding the rosary on Sat, Oct 26 from 10-11 am on the public sidewalks at 701 N 7th St, KC, KS 66101, in front of offices of Unified Government of Wyandotte County and KCK. We need Our Blessed Mother’s intercession. Your public witness and prayers are critically needed. For details, email Ron Kelsey at ronkelsey10@gmail.com.

PANCAKE BREAKFAST TO BENEFIT SISTERS, SERVANTS OF MARY

Parish Center, Oct 27, from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. The Sisters, Servants of Mary as Religious-Nurses provide healing and compassion through the gratu-itous care of the sick, preferably in the patient’s own homes. Tickets are $6 for adults; $4 for chil-dren under 10. Enjoy strudels, bake sale, raffles and variety booth. Tickets can be purchased at the door or call 913-371-3423 for information.

“THRIVE! – Fostering our Foster Families” Wednesday Oct 23 at 7pm, Church of the Ascen-sion, 9510 W 127th St., O.P. KS. Many vulnerable children in our community need love and security. Whether you are open to fostering or want to help in some way, come discover how to help these children and the families who foster them THRIVE!

Please pray for the sick: Trechelle Janae Al-len, Karla Alvarado, Robert Alvarado, Patricia Amayo, Vincent Andrejaska, Velma Andrisevic, Pamela Angell, Phyllis Angell, Al Arendt, Michael Arendt, Kason Barger, John Behen, Mary Bell, Donna Bileck, William Bileck, John & Mary Bishop, Mary Ann Bliven, Ann Meara Bolden, Douglas Braman, Victor Braman, Peggy Brooks, Cindy Bruell, Bob Bruenn, Edward Burgess, Charlotte Burns, Mary Bush, Hannah Buttaccio, Bob Butters, Jim Carney, Amelia Castro, Antonio Cecena Jr, Owen Cigich, Bradley Clarrey, Dianne Compton, Charles Connor, Sheila Cox, John Crawford, Frances Creten-Jones, Terri Crumpton, Thurston Crumpton, Dennie Davis, Karen Davis, Kim Davis, Roxann De-brecht, Billie Dillman, Kathy Dorst, Linda Doss, Thresa Ehrhart, Mackenna Ernst, Dick Fields, Doris Fields, Susan Finley, Brian Garvey, Chuck Gengler, Joe Glavin, David Gochenor, Rosalie Goebel, Cora Grant, Jamie Grohusky, Bertha Hachinsky, Kathy Hackathorn, Brian Hahn, Judy Hanna, Daniel Hashman, Joseph Heppler, Blia Her, Margaret Hernandez, Fred Herrera, John Hill, Pat Hosetler, Kathleen Huerter, Isabella Hurst, Cheryl Huffstutter, Shirley Imhoff, Dorothy Isa-bell, Susie Jadric, Jay Johnson, Mary Jones, Mary Ju-dy, Jack & Judy Kennedy, John Lanaman, Joyce Leik-er, Robert Lidtke, Jack Loun, Debbie Martin, Martha McCarty, Laraun McNeely, Elizabeth Melchior, Lori Messick, Chad Messinger, Vicki Meyers, Franklin & Willetta Minters, Ashley Mizell, Jacob Moore, Lisa Moore, Albert Nelson, Blanche Nelson, Linda Nick, Tom O’Connor, Alexander Perez, Judy Pope, Jennifer Pulikkan, Jenny Reynolds, Cathy Ritter, Barbara Rob-erts, Richard Roethler, Marianne Rolfs, Carol Scheibe, Delbert Scheid, James Schmalz, Mary Lou Schmalz, Joyce Schneider, Dennis & Stephanie Seuferling, Nor-ma Showalter, Paul Simpson, Joann Sirridge, Jack Sixta, Tom Sixta, Rhonda Smart, Mike Smith, Mary Ann Stokes, Patricia Anne Stoneking, Leo Storm, Jim Story, Margaret Struzzo, Joe Tayler, Rachel Taylor, Eleanor Thomas, Richard Thomas, Terry Trent, Ann Vogts, Deacon Charlie Voss, Glenn Waltsak, Charley Weaver, Loretta Weber, Bob Williams, Tamara Williams, Joe Wingerter, Shirley Zager

Please email tsmith@archkckcs.org or call Theresa Smith, 913-299-3370,

to add or remove a name from the prayer list. Only family members may add names

because of privacy.

Anointing of the Sick

If you are scheduled for surgery, please call the parish office, 299-3370, to receive the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick before your hospital stay.

If your condition worsens, you need additional sur-gery, you recover then become seriously ill again or are facing additional health challenges due to

aging, it is appropriate to be anointed again.

Jars of Love Marriage Retreat

Join us at Church of the Ascension for a Mini Marriage Retreat on Novem-ber 2 from 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM. Au-thors, speakers, and former mar-riage and family therapists John and Terri Bosio will lead

a retreat for married couples. If you are newly mar-ried or “well-seasoned” in marriage; if you have young, grown, or no children; if you are happy and healthy or struggling a bit — this retreat will speak to you! Registration is $30 per couple and $5 for childcare. Meals will be provided. Please register by October 29th. For more information or to regis-ter, go to kcascension.org/jars-of-love.

Knights of Columbus Raffle Tickets Kansas Knights of Columbus raises money each year to provide grants to Catholic parishes for their Religious Education programs by selling raffle tick-ets. Suggested donation is $100 per ticket and multiple people may go together to purchase a ticket. Last year St Patrick was awarded a $350 grant from the Kansas State Council. Twenty-one prizes totaling $76,000 will be awarded with a grand prize of $30,000. Drawing is in December; winning ticket holders will be notified immediately. You may purchase a ticket or a partial ticket, by calling Jim Christoph (913-217-8597), or asking a Knight at our breakfast on October 20.

FORMED.ORG FREE SUBSCRIPTION! Site is updated—New registration instructions

Enjoy movies, programs, talks, and ebooks with your FREE subscription! To begin exploring, visit formed.org; click “I belong to a parish”; Enter Par-ish Name or City or Zip (66112) or Access Code: M4DDNX to see St. Patrick’s in Kansas City, KS. Enter your name and email—that’s it! Please take advantage of this great resource and invite others.

College Care Packages—Thank You!

Thank you for the many donations for the postage of our college care packages and for the items that were donated for the packages! We are so grateful for your generosity to remember these young men and women. We often receive notes that the boxes arrived on a day they needed to know someone cared. Please pray for these students and be watching for information on the next mailing!

October 6 Year to Date/Hasta hoy

Budget/Presupuesto $20,000.00 $260,000.00

Total Weekend Collection

$14,361.25

Weekday Receipts by mail or electron-ic giving/Recibido en fin de semana

$4,433.00

Total Collection Through 10/04/19 Collecta Total hasta el 10/04/19

$18,794.25 $261,710.32

UNDER Budget ($1,205.75) ($18,289.68)

Sunday Masses: Sunday Envelopes: 288 from 215 Families

Maintenance Fund: October 6 Year to Date $120.00 $6,751.00 Extra Parochial Collections: Catholic University Auction Bishop Ward $84.00 World Mission Sunday $10.00 “The Leaven” Books for Church School Support $260.00

There was another increase in the number of families contributing. Thank you, families! Your

household contributions are making St. Patrick’s stronger financially and your prayers are making

St. Patrick’s stronger in all ways! Sincerely in Christ,

Patty Dickinson, Parish Business Manager

“By charity serve one another.” Galatians 5:13

raW—Relationship and Word Enflame Our Hearts

All are welcome! Come join us before the Lord for raW– relationship and Word hosted by Apostles of the Interior Life. These gatherings include 30 minutes of Eucharistic Adoration and Scripture to deepen your prayer life and relationship with Je-sus. Please bring someone with you and stay for conversation and fellowship after prayer. October 8 – November 26 (Tuesdays) with Fr. Alessandro Borraccia at Holy Spirit, Overland Park October 13 – November 24 (Sundays) with Fr. Joel Haug, at Cathedral of St. Peter in Kansas City

For New Volunteers with Children: Virtus Training: Pre-Registration Required

October 24 in St. Patrick’s Library We will host a VIRTUS training session at Saint Patrick, October 24 at 6 pm in the school library. You must pre-register at www.virtusonline.org. Please click First-Time Registrant, create user name and password, complete background check, and sign Child Protection Policy, Code of Ethical Standards and Harassment Policy. After this is completed, you may select the session you want.

Reporting Suspected Abuse Archdiocese remains committed to investigating any allegation of abuse of a minor made against any member of the clergy or any church employee or volunteer—no matter the age of incident or cur-rent age of the victim. Individuals are encouraged to call confidential report line at 913-647-3051 or archkck.org/reportabuse to make a report to Jan Saylor, archdiocesan report investigator, and to call law enforcement directly. If a child or vulnera-ble adult is in immediate danger, call 911.

Training is required

before volunteering with children at the parish or school.

To volunteer with children in the parish or school, you must first attend a Virtus “Protecting God’s Children” session and pass a background check. Schedule and training locations can be found at www.virtusonline.org. Attended Virtus? Your ac-count must remain current with assigned articles. Contact Betty Ann Battson, Virtus Coordinator, 299-3728 or bbattson@stpatrickkck.org.

Annual Holiday Craft Fair: Vendors Needed!

Our annual St. Patrick Craft Fair will be Saturday, November 23 from 9 am to 4 pm! Shop for unique items and enjoy concessions. To participate as a vendor, contact Debbie in the parish office, 913-299-3370 or stpatrickchurchkck@archkckcs.org.

Thank you to all volunteers for your hard work on this year's Ice Cream

Social! The weather was a challenge

but it was wonderful to see everyone pull together to provide

this event. God bless you for your

generosity!

Free Screening!

Presented by Donnelly College Prolife Group

TODAY

at 2 pm in St. Patrick Parish Center Meeting Room

Bring your

own refreshments!

Parents Note: Movie is for anyone 16 and up

Si le gustaría hacer una cita con el Padre Mark por favor de llamar al 913/299-3370 en la oficina par-roquial. También, si necesitan ayuda en español por favor de llamar al 913/299-3370 o visitar la oficina los miércoles de 3pm a 6pm con Jessy. El Padre Mark Mertes invita a todos los que ac-tualmente sirven como lector, coro, sacristán, hos-pitalidad o ministro especial de la Sagrada Co-munión a un entrenamiento el jueves 7 de noviembre a las 7pm en la Iglesia. Es muy im-portante asistir para recibir información actualiza-da. Aquellos interesados en aprender acerca de servir en estos roles también pueden asistir.

Ministerios SI usted desea inscribirse o informamrase sobre los ministerios de Lector, Ministro Extraordinario de la Comunion, Hospitalidad, limpieza de los viernes, Coro, o Monaguillo, por favor de mandar un correo electronico a jcarpio@stpatrickkck.org. Su parroquia los necesita.

Limpieza de la Iglesia Atencion! Cambiaremos los sabados de limpieza para el viernes 1 del Mes de 7-8:30p.m. debido a las ceremonias de los sabados. Por favor ayudenos a mantener limpia nuestra Iglesia.

Crafts Fair, Holy Angels Parish, Basehor Wide variety of crafts available at annual Crafts Fair at Father Quinlan Hall, Holy Angels Parish, 154th and Leavenworth, Basehor, Saturday, Nov. 2, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission and parking; refreshments available; register to win a quilt. Call 913-724-2212 for more information.

An invitation to Taizé Prayer You are invited to Taizé prayer on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. in Annunciation Chapel on the campus of the Mother House of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, 4200 S. 4th Street, Leavenworth. For more about this meditative, candlelit service, visit www.marillaccenter.org or call 913-680-2342.

Are you or a loved one suffering from abortion?

Find hope and allow God to heal your heart by attending a Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat. The last retreat of 2019 to be held in the Kansas City area will be on October 25-27. For more infor-mation or to register, please call Teresa O’Donnell at (816) 679-4973 or email rvkcmo@gmail.com (please note: you might have to check your Spam folder for the guaranteed email reply) or visit www.rachelsvineyardkc.org.

Introduction to Natural Family Planning FertilityCare™ System (Creighton Model) Intro-ductory Session is offered monthly at several lo-cations. This fulfills marriage prep requirement; is helpful for achieving and avoiding pregnancy; has medical applications and is better than IVF for in-fertility. Register at www.fertilitycarekc.com or call FertilityCare™ Center of KC at 816-858-0198.

CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Patrick Church #742600 1086 N. 94th Street Kansas City, KS 66112 TELEPHONE (913) 299-3370 CONTACT PERSON Theresa Smith SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2003 Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Windows XP Professional PRINTER HP Deskjet 950C SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION October 20, 2019 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 11:15 am E-MAIL ADDRESS tsmith@archkckcs.org NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 9 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

Parish Staff/Personal

Pastor Father Mark Mertes

mmertes@archkck.org

Parochial Vicar: Father Shawn Tunink www.shawnthebaptist.org

stunink@archkck.org

Priest In Residence Father John Reynolds

Parish/Chin Burmese Ministry Father Michael Van Lian

mlian@archkck.org

Deacon/Diácono David Cresswell dcresswell@archkck.org

Secretary/Secretaria—Debbie Losensky Church Office Email/Correo electrónico parroquial

stpatrickchurchkck@archkckcs.org

Business Manager/Administrador Parroquial Patty Dickinson

PDickinson@stpatrickkck.org

Maintenance Director/Director de Mantenimiento Sig Hanson

School Principal/Directora Escolar—Tim Conrad tconrad@stpatrickkck.org

Director of Religious Education; Virtus Coordinator/Directora de Educacion Religiosa y Virtus

Betty Ann Battson: bbattson@stpatrickkck.org

Director of Music Ministries/Directora de Musica Cynthia Bounds: cbounds@archkckcs.org

Director of Adult Faith Formation; RCIA; Family Life Ministries; Annulment Advocate; Spiritual Mentoring

Theresa Smith: tsmith@archkckcs.org

Contact Information/Contacto

Parish Office/Oficinas parroquiales 299-3370 Office Hours/Horas de Oficina: Mondays-

Thursdays, 8 am—4:30 pm; Fridays, 8—Noon Ayuda en espaṅol con Jessy solo los miercoles de 3-6 pm

Office Fax/Fax de las Oficinas 788-2644 School/Escuela 299-8131 School Fax/Fax de la Escuela 299-2845 Early Education Center/Preescholar 299-3051 Religious Ed/Ed. Religiosa(K-8) 299-3728 Parish Center Reservations 299-3370 Parish Center Kitchen/Cocina 299-2286

Parish Ministries/Ministerios

Pastoral Council / Consejo Parroquial:

Jeff Fewell, Joe Globoke, Jean Langkop, Janae Melvin, Glenn Miller, Gail O’Connor, Scott Rodina,

Theresa Smith, Ronny Williams

Altar Society President/ Presidente Sociedad del Altar

Mickie Miller

CYO Directors Luke Folscroft

Finance Council / Consejo Financiero:

Moe Kancel, Eugenia Winkelbauer, Caroline Brown, Joe Globoke, Diane Linder

Green Club

Fritz Vertz (913-515-0621)

Knights of Columbus/Caballeros de Colon Craig Taylor (913-909-0258)

Prolife Coordinator/Coordinador Pro-vida

Kim Wetzel-Williams

PTO Chairperson Jane Wilson, PTO@stpatrickkck.eduk12.net

Shamrock Club

John Kluck and Regina Seuferling

Social Concerns/Consejo de asuntos sociales Carroll and Katie Macke

Vocations Ministry/Comite de Vocaciones

Glenn Miller

Parish Mission Statement/Misión

St. Patrick Parish is called to love and serve the Lord, to grow in knowledge,

virtue and holiness and to spread the Gospel.

La parroquia de San Patricio esta llamada a amar y servir al Señor, a crecer en conocimien-to, virtud y santidad y a compartir el evangelio.

Core Values: Christ-Centered, Evangelization, Formation for All Ages, Family (Individual Fami-

lies and Parish Family), Stewardship