Mary, Mother of the Church

The Mission of

Mary, Mother of the Church,

as a

Christ-centered community,

is to be a

Radiant Light

in the world

and a

Bold Witness

to those whose lives

we touch,

inspiring them to love God

and to love one another,

as God loves us.

August 9, 2020 The 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Parish Staff C Fr. Chuck Barthel, Pastor cbarthel@marymother.org Deacon Richard Coffman dcoffman@marymother.org Deacon Robert Smerek bsmerek@marymother.org Deacon Randy Howe rhowe@marymother.org A S Ann Garavaglia agaravaglia@marymother.org Linda Licata llicata@marymother.org bulletin@marymother.org D L Nate Jackson njackson@marymother.org

D R E Cheryl Degenhart cdegenhart@marymother.org Y M Clare Ernst cernst@marymother.org

M Greg Klobe gklobe@marymother.org

F C N Michele Venable parishnurse@marymother.org

C S C Linda Licata llicata@marymother.org

Parish Address and Office Hours 5901 Kerth Road, St. Louis, 63128-3705 (314) 894-1373 fax: (314) 894-3801

Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 am — 5:00 pm Friday: 9:00 am. — 4:00 pm

Saturday: Closed

Website: www.marymother.org

Ministry Schedules www.rotundasoftware.com/ministry/MMOCSTL

Catholic Grade School St Simon the Apostle Catholic School 314-842-3848

St. Vincent de Paul Help Line 314-289-6101 #2228 or svdp@marymother.org

Faith Direct Faith Direct is our online giving vendor. To enroll or to

change your current level of giving, please call 1-866-507-8757. Our parish code is MO56.

Parish Council 2020-2021 — please refer to the directory or call the office

for a phone number for a council member— Leadership Team

C Gary Leiendecker pcchair@marymother.org

V -C Dave Baranowski pcveep@marymother.org

S Sandra & Howard Hoffman pcsec@marymother.org

P C C A F Mary Gudinas

adfin@marymother.org

C F Kim Blackford formation@marymother.org

C S Rob Telthorst service@marymother.org

E Jeanne Rothermel evangel@marymother.org

H M Mary Ann Schulte health@marymother.org

L Carol Mason liturgy@marymother.org

S Becky McDonnell social@marymother.org

Y Maura Clancy youth@marymother.org

REQUEST PRAYER outreach@marymother.org

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Infant baptisms are celebrated throughout the year except during the season of Lent. Parents are to be registered members of the parish and are encouraged to call the rectory for an initial appointment during the pregnancy.

CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Any adult seeking to become a fully initiated member of the Catholic Church is invited to call the rectory. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements for the Sacrament of Marriage are to be made by the prospective bride and groom with the priest or deacon at least nine months before the wedding. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION 3:30 — 4:15 pm each Saturday or by appointment.

ANOINTING OF SICK Communal celebrations of the Anointing of the Sick are offered seasonally. Contact the parish office to request the sacrament for yourself or a family member as needed.

MASS TIMES

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Saturday 4:30p.m. (Anticipatory) Sunday 9:00 a.m. & 11:00a.m

MARIAN DEVOTIONS Rosary Daily after 8:30AM Mass

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Where do we find God in our lives? Where do we look for God in our lives?

In our first reading today from Kings, Elijah does not find God in any of the traditional displays of majesty; strong winds, earthquakes or fire but in a “tiny whispering sound.” In our Gospel, today, God is not made manifest in the wind or the waves but in Jesus Himself. As Catholic Christians, we believe that Jesus is the God-Man. He is God incarnate. It is in Jesus that we see the face of our God. So why do we so often look for God in places, other than Jesus?

By our Baptism and through the Eucharist, our God takes up residence in our hearts. How often do we take time out of our busy lives to seek Jesus in our hearts? How often do we make time to quiet ourselves so that Jesus can speak to us from our hearts? Our lives are so busy, and our world is so noisy, that it is often difficult for us to hear God calling our name or to hear God telling us that we are His beloved children and that He loves us. We may be doing many good things; we may spend time saying prayers but how often are we able to quiet ourselves in prayer. There is a big difference between saying prayers and praying. When we experience God, when we hear our God in our very being, then we will be moved to action inspired by the Spirit that will lead to the building of the kingdom. If we are rooted in Jesus in prayer, we will better be able stand firm against the storms that often occur in our lives.

Did you know that our Parish Contemplative Outreach has put many pamphlets and other info in the vestibule to help us grow in our prayer life? I invite you to take just a couple of minutes to peruse the display in the vestibule. Perhaps the Holy Spirit will guide you to something that will help you grow in your prayer life. Do not be afraid to start small. Remember, God can use even a tiny whispering sound to become present to you & me.

Have a graced week, Deacon Randy

A Reflection from Deacon Randy

Sign up for All Masses. We wanted to take a moment to remind you that EVERYONE needs to signup whenever they plan to attend DAILY and WEEKEND Masses. It seems that we are becoming a bit lax about signing up for Mass. Today (Tuesday) there were 8 people at Mass that HAD NOT SIGNED UP. PLEASE UNDERSTAND, we are not only using signups to limit our QUANTITY, but ALSO to allow us to do CONTACT TRACING, should that become necessary if someone from our community fell ill from the coronavirus. We cannot properly contact trace if we do not have all the names of those present.

If you are not comfortable signing yourself up, call us in the office at 314-894-1373. We are HAPPY to sign you up! Thank you for your cooperation. In His Name, Ann & Linda

STUDENT FORMATION

Virtual Steubenville was a wonderful experience for all. We started out hoping for a good experience because we did not know what to expect. The Virtual Steubenville began in the Parish Activity Center on Friday evening went through Saturday and Sunday morning. All teens and adults went home to sleep rather than our normal schedule of sleeping in the dorms at Missouri State University. With the help of Mark Stevison the Technology of the event went very smoothly. The speakers and Praise and Worship music worked without a hitch because of his awesome skills and him staying at the helm managing the technology through the whole process all weekend long. Mark in addition to Katie McDonnell & Mary Galaske our two young adults along with Maria Clancy, Lisa Klempert and Randy Howe worked really hard for the last month in zoom meetings, setting up our Large Movie screen and organizing everything we needed to do prior to this event taking place. Randy Howe made the event perfect by setting up Adoration both Friday and Saturday nights and by bringing everyone the Eucharist on Sunday during our Live Stream Steubenville Mass. The teens LOVED Adoration and receiving the Eucharist - watching their eyes widen as we surprised them with these three things gave us all so much Joy!!

We couldn't go without thanking Greg and his son Matt for setting up the stage for us to use for our big screen to enhance our viewing experience.

We will be looking at ways of meeting safely in person for the rest of the summer. We are hoping to finalize our ideas to do so this week. We will be sending out personal e-mails and texts to everyone with the finalization of these ideas and will include them in the next week's bulletin. We thank you so much for all of your prayers that you offered so that this would be a positive and holy experience for us.

PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION (PSR) Faith is a lifelong journey. Mary, Mother of the Church is grateful and privileged to have the opportunity to share this journey with you, and to partner with you in the faith formation of your children. The Parish School of Religion (PSR) is for all children in grades 1 through 8 who attend a public or private non-Catholic school.

Current PSR families received an email from the religious education office with an attached fillable pdf registration form to register their child(ren) for the 2020-2021 school year. If you are new family to the PSR program, you can download the registration from the parish website or call Cheryl Degenhart, the Director of Faith Formation (314-894-1373 ext 218) for more information.

Due to the COVID-19 virus, the following adjustments have been made to the 2020-2021 PSR program. Children in grades 1-5 will have a choice of attending PSR on Monday, Wednesday, or Home School. Children in grades 6-8 will have the options to Home School or attend PSR on Sunday between the 9:00 and 11:00

AM Masses from 10:10-10:50 AM. This will enable the children to attend Mass with their families either before or after PSR.

The projected starting date for PSR is September 13 for grades 6-8 and September 14 and 16 for grades 1-5. WE HAVE A DATE FOR CONFIRMATION! THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION WILL BE CONFERRED ON THURSDAY, MAY 13 AT 7:00 PM. ARCHBISHOP – ELECT MITCHELL ROZANSKI WILL BE THE CELEBRANT.

LITURGY OF THE WORD FOR CHILDREN At this time, Liturgy of the Word for Children is suspended until further notice due to COVID-19. We look forward to celebrating Children’s Liturgy with the children soon.

Summertime for Our Mary Mother Stay-at-Home

Zooming Youth Group of 2020

Parish Nurse’s Corner

RX Outreach: Please share this information. For many, out of pocket expenses for medication is difficult. The RX Outreach program received funding until September. Contact Bridgette Sims, RN (Health and Wellness Outreach Coordinator), (314) 627-6139 or email: Bridgette.sims@RxOutreach.org. GriefShare Online: This is a series of videos, sharing sessions to help/begin healing after the death of a loved one, whether recently or some time ago. Grief can be a heartbreaking journey. Often, it helps to share our story with others. At times, we may just want to be among others who understand, even if not ready to share. That is ok, too! Plans are being made for the next 13-week GriefShare group. It will be online via ZOOM or telephone call, if participants don’t have capability to ZOOM on computer or cell phone. We will begin on Monday, Sept. 14th at 6:00PM. Please register on www.griefshare.org. When prompted to “Find a group”, enter Mary, Mother of the Church. And if a neighbor, family member, etc. may want to join GriefShare, please invite them to register. School days are quickly approaching. By now, school districts’ decisions have been made. Aug. 7th was the “reveal by” date. Families move forward, likely somewhat uncertain of “how it will work”. If haven’t already, resume routines of “early to bed, early to rise”, now, to better ease into “school days”. Thank you to all who have signed up for the CPR/AED class. At this point, the class is full, but we have included a wait list for cancellations. See SignUpGenius. The class is Thursday, Sept. 10th at 6:30PM. Out of Office: I will be “away”, although not very far….between Aug. 10th and 20th. will return phone calls/emails as soon after that as possible. God bless you! Michele, your Faith Community Nurse

Contemplative Corner #173 The contemplative mode is one of receptivity. As we detach from thoughts, feelings, expectations, and the like, we make space in our hearts for Love to inhabit more fully, and we find our “inner circle” expands in response. As you sit with this excerpt from “The Story of a Circle” by Mercy Amba Oduyoy, consider: Has my Circle been expanded by my contemplative practice, and if so, how? How have any expanded Circles been manifested in my life? How could the Circles I inhabit with others be expanded by contemplative values, and what is my part in helping these Circles expand? A Circle expands forever It covers all who wish to hold hands And its size depends on each other It is a vision of solidarity It turns outwards to interact with the outside And inward for self critique A circle expands forever It is a vision of accountability It grows as the other is moved to grow A circle must have a centre But a single dot does not make a Circle One tree does not make a forest A circle, a vision of cooperation, mutuality and care

This Week’s Mass Intentions

SUNDAY AUGUST 9 9:00AM Lynn Coverstone † 11:00AM - Len Meyer †

MONDAY AUGUST 10 8:30AM - Bob Carron †

TUESDAY AUGUST 11 8:30AM - Christine Merlotti †

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 8:30AM - Roy Stewart †

THURSDAY AUGUST 13 8:30AM - Edna Deardeuff †

FRIDAY AUGUST 14 8:30AM - Flora James †

SATURDAY AUGUST 15 8:30AM - Shelli Insco † 4:30PM - Helen Mariincel †

SUNDAY AUGUST 16 9:00AM - Matthew Drumm † 11:00AM - Our Parish Family † † Denotes Deceased

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 9-16 Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a; Ps 85:9-14;Rom 9:1-5; Mt 14:22-33 Monday: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24- 26 Tuesday: Ez 2:8—3:4; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 Wednesday: Ez 9:1-7; 10:18-22; Ps 113:1-6; Mt 18:15-20 Thursday: Ez 12:1-12; Ps 78:56-59, 61-62: Mt 18:21 — 19:1 Friday: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 [59-63];Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Mt 19:3-12 Saturday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2; Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14; 1 Cor 15:54b- 57;Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab; Ps 45:10-12, 16; 1 Cor 15:20-27; Lk 1:39-56 Sunday: Is 56:1, 6-7; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Rom11:13-15, 29-32; Mt 15:21-28

The Words of Everlasting Life

Prayers for our Beloved Deceased

In your kindness, please pray for the souls of

Jan Tafra Mike Sweeney

Loretta Riedisser, mother of Michelle Mueller

May they rest in the eternal embrace, of our Risen Savior.

The names on our Weekend Prayer List, will be transferred to the Bulletin Prayer List after 3 weeks. Names will then remain on the Bulletin Prayer List for 4 additional weeks. After the 4 weeks, they will be removed. If you wish the name to be included on the Weekend Prayer List after that, please call our Parish Office at 894-1373. Thank you.

Glenn Feldt (1) Angie Key (1) Helen Collins (3) Janet Barks (3) Marie Winschel (4) Niece of Rosie Walsh (4)

When a name is removed, it is not necessarily that their condition is better or that they are healed; some of our parishioners or family members do have Chronic illnesses and are still in need of prayers, so please continue to keep them in your prayers. Thank you.

Please Keep these People in Your Prayers

Pray for Those Serving in the Armed Forces

M SGT. Brian Allen – Son of Dennis and Cindy Allen SPC US Army Kyle Bean-Great-Nephew of R. & B Hantak Lt. Timothy Clemens - Grandson of Vivian Burlison Chris Conkel - Grandson of Joe & Betty Follmer George Eifert II - Son of George & Ruby Eifert George Eifert III - Grandson of George & Ruby Eifert Capt. Patrick Fitzgibbons - Grandson of Carlene Maurath Nick Frank - Nephew of Michelle Frank Tyler Allen Genasci - Grandson of Joe & Ev Reker John Patrick Gress - Grandson pf the Dohacks Cmdr. Gary Hopewell, - Son of Denise & Gary Fuhr Capt. Ed Hubbel - Friend of the Rogers Family Capt. Timothy J. Kinmartin Jr.-Son of Tim & Anne Kinmartin Pvt. 1st Class Eric Kremer – Grandson of Ken & Sue Kremer Capt. Rodney Lammert - Son of Edward Lammert Clayton LaVoise - Grandson of George & Ruby Eifert Avt. Brittany Leicht - Daughter of Paul & Marie Leicht Aaron Marshall - Grandson of Jerry Marshall Andrew Missey - Grandson of Joe & Betty Follmer Lt. JG Mark Rapisardo - Grandson of Anna Rapisardo Lt. Col. Jim Rund - Cousin of Emily Schenk Ens. Daniel Stefans - Grandson of Gus & Janice Berry Capt. Marti Torres - Niece of Mark & Missy Dayton M. Sgt. Eduardo Torres - Nephew of Mark & Missy Dayton LCpl. Joseph Venable - Son of Robert & Michele Veneble Maj. Michael Villeneuve -Son-in-law of Don & Gerianne Kopac

WELCOME TO EUCHARISTIC ADORATION!!!!

Our regular Adorers are happy to be able, once again, to spend an hour with Jesus ( in the Caton Chapel). We are blessed to have this space, and hope some of you, who are considering an hour of Adoration, will try it, and decide to have it be part of your week. Our adoration times are Tuesdays - 9-8; Wednesdays - 9-7; Thursdays - 4-9. Remember, if you come after 4:30PM you will need the pass code to get in. Any questions, call Pat Dean (842-1887).

SVDP Food Pantry Our food pantry is in need of canned fruit and cereal. Thank you for always caring and supplying our needs.

METAL GOODS There are no scrap metal pickups at this time. You are welcome to drop off your metal items behind the annex, where they will be sorted & recycled.

SVDP Thrift Store Update All thrift stores are now open 9:00-8:00 Mon.- Sat. You can begin scheduling pick-up donations by calling (314)881-6000

PLEASE NOTE: OUR NEW DROP OFF times for donations are now 10:00AM -5:00PM Mon.-Sat.

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Years Names Wedding Married Dates 10 Paul & Suzanne Esselman 08/28/2010 15 Erich & Kate Hochmuth 08/06/2005 20 Kent & Joanne Houston 08/12/2000 25 Pat & Heather Riley 08/17/1995 25 Joe & Missy Salman 08/19/1995 30 John & Kim Meyer 08/04/1990 30 John & Mary Jo Wich 08/24/1990 35 Trent & Mary Jo Hedges 08/03/1985 35 Bob & Leicha Schepers 08/31/1985 40 Charles & Barbara Jean Herwig 08/01/1980 40 Michael & Joan Nahmensen 08/16/1980 45 Tom & Patricia Deutsch 08/22/1975 50 Tom & Jean Angus 08/19/1970 50 Neal & Tammy Bayes 08/08/1970 50 Phil & Liz Brave 08/01/1970 50 Michael & Judith Green 08/01/1970 55 Pat & Cathy Flynn 08/28/1965 60 Jim & Judy Walther 08/06/1960

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Mary Mother Sunday Evening Rosary You are welcome to join in praying the rosary on this Sunday at 4:00PM in the Church The intention will be for the gifts of dialogue, reconciliation and healing for our St. Louis community.

Thank you to Fr Chuck for allowing us to gather in the Church. If there are any changes to the schedule in the future, it will be in the bulletin. Blessings! Landy

A Tithing Thank You from the

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Advocates for peace and social justice principles with families and communities.

We are beginning the celebration of our 50th year with exciting new plans as well as continuing our current programs: countering violence and work with ex-offenders; and racial justice. We are so grateful for your support. Thank you for considering another donation. Peace,

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Sharing our Treasure August 2, 2020

Sunday Stewardship $ 4,795.00 Gifts-Stock, RMDs, Charitable Giving $ 0.00 Faith Direct $ 8,284.50 Total Sunday Stewardship $13,079.50 August 2020 Weekly Budget $13,851.00 Over <Under> Budget <$ 771.50> YTD Over <Under> Budget $ 4,151.33 Major Project Fund $ 220.00 Faith Direct $ 538.25 Total Major Project Fund $ 758.25 August 2020 Weekly Budget $ 1,515.40 Over <Under> Budget <$ 757.15> YTD Over <Under> Budget <$ 3,512.15>

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Upcoming Pro-Life Activities

Post-Abortion Healing Services to Resume In-Person; Virtual Resources Still Available We’ve been blessed during the COVID-19 pandemic to continue our ministry to those wounded by abortion via online, phone and virtual resources. We’re also happy to report that in-person services have also resumed, with social-distancing and other archdiocesan policies in place.· • · Project Rachel Spiritual Day of Reflection: (women only) on Saturday, September 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • · Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat: (both men and women) on Friday-Sunday, November 13-15. Please contact stlprojectrachel@archstl.org or 314-792-7565 to sign-up or for details.

Our Lady of Guadalupe for Life: Living Rosary, Sunday, August 16 Co-sponsored by Our Lady of Guadalupe for Life Billboards and the Assumption Respect Life Committee, these monthly pro-life rosaries lift up the unborn, mothers and fathers facing unplanned pregnancies, and the building up of a culture of life, in prayer. To take part, go to Assumption Parish (Mattese) on Sunday, August 16 at 2:30 p.m. Questions or more details? Contact Anna Maria at 314-487-2066 or Tim at 314-845-6879

Archdiocesan 2020 Pro-Life Video Challenge

Are you age 13-39 Are you pro-life? Then enter the 2020 Respect Life Apostolate’s Pro-Life Video Challenge and you could win a cash prize! Create a 1-5 minute video on the theme, “Walking with Moms.” Winners will be invited to our 44th Annual Convention on Sunday, October 18 at the Ritz Carlton, St. Louis. The winning video will be announced and played during the Convention luncheon and earn a $500 prize. The 2020 contest runs through Friday, September 18. Questions? Email prolife@archstl.org or visit online at https://www.archstl.org/programs/education/pro-life-video-challenge.

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