Maintenance & Repairs • Resealed parking lot and driveways: $18,877 • Repaired/replaced various HVAC components: $8,440 • Replaced/repaired door closures and locks in church: $2,524 • Repaired faulty wires in building monitoring system: $2,521 • Replaced door closures and hinges in school: $2,313 • Repaired bathroom plumbing and fixtures: $1,556

Safety & Security

• Renewed inspection agreement on fire alarm & sprinklers: $3,408 • Upgraded phone system and added safety features: $2,512 • Replaced safety mats in gym (shared cost with HSAA): $2,500 • Renewed monitoring agreement with alarm company: $1,178 • Replaced emergency lights in cafeteria: $1,155 • Replaced alarm horns and strobe lights: $1,125 • Inspected and repaired kitchen hood system and wired to alarm system: $1,114 • Replaced ten fire extinguishers throughout building: $801 • Replaced batteries to fire alarm panel: $530

Long Term Maintenance / Improvements

• Repaired outside main water line: $10,625 • Purchased facilities management software: $6,851 • Installed drainage along foundation: $2,500 • Replaced drinking fountains by Adoration Chapel: $1,342 • Installed additional electrical connections for security cameras: $993 • Repaired sanctuary stained glass: $240

Rectory • Replaced concrete driveway and patio: $11,517 • Replaced condenser fan and made HVAC repairs: $1,398 These projects have been completed since June 30 and will be included in next year’s fiscal results: • Replaced concrete curbing, sidewalks, and St. Elizabeth Hall kitchen entry slab: $14,643 • Installed wireless mesh network to serve increased technology in school and church: $25,000 • Purchased new gym floor cover (shared cost with HSAA): $8,130

The Next Year As we look forward to the future, we will continue to be good stewards of what has been entrusted to us. Possible projects for the next year include continued replacement of concrete curbing and side-walks, repairs to the parking lot, and continued upgrades to St. Elizabeth’s Hall. As always, we con-tinue to monitor our facility security measures to keep our students and parishioners safe. God has blessed our parish and you have supported our parish. Because of this, Holy Spirit continues to be a wonderful parish. Thank you!

Our Mission Statement-Holy Spirit is a community of believers that aspires to be formed by the values of the Gospel and finds its strength in coming together to celebrate Eucharist and to be transformed into the Body of Christ. As a Eucharistic People, we who are being nourished must share the bread we have with others, wash the feet of our brothers and sisters and welcome all who come, as Christ Himself.

Weekly income needed is $ 41,050.00 Collections, 4 week moving average

$ 41,555.50 Date Transactions Amount

October 10-11 $ 34,358.62 October 3-4 $ 33,048.57 September 26-27 $ 29,081.35 September 19-20 $ 34,442.06 October 10 (267 EFTs) $ 37,699.00 EFTs (Quarterly) 6 $ 1,600.00

Data for a four week moving average is provided due to implementation of Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs). If you have any questions, please call the parish office.

Endowment Funds (6/30/2015) Church Endowment $ 73,441.34 School Endowment $ 65,543.63

Thank you for your generosity!

Join Mike Scherschligt (Director, School of Faith) and Fathers Tom Dolezal and Mike Koller (pastor, Holy Trinity) on Pilgrimage to

the Holy Land January 17-27, 2016. Please contact Trinity Travel for more details (913-422-4141) or access information on the website: http://trinitytravelonline.com/pilgrimages/auto-draft-2/

A Message from Fr. Karl: As we continue in the next month to prepare for the renewal of our Adoration Chapel, we hear a witness from someone who has experienced the gift and peace of adoration…

When going to adoration, I’m sure it is different for everyone.

I got involved with adoration in 2003 when I was looking for a woodworking project for a contest. I happened to read in the Leaven about a gentleman from Ascension parish, Paul Jablonski, who was making simple, wood Monstrances and giving them for free to anyone who asked for one, whether nationally or internationally. Since then, I have helped make and send Monstrances all over the United States, plus Honduras, Malaysia, Philippines, lower Africa, India, etc. Bishop Muldoon (our sister parish in Honduras), took our Monstrances to some woodworkers in his diocese, and they now build Monstrances for their parishes that are too far away to have weekly visits from priests.

I began attending my own hour of adoration shortly after building those first Monstrances. It is great to realize that we are helping in some way to bring Our Lord to people who are too remote or too poor to have a parish church of their own, but who can have adoration. I read the responses from the recipients of the Monstrances, and realize that they are praying in front of Our Lord, just like we are.

When I go to adoration, I go once a week for one hour. I pray for people I know who need our prayers. Also, I pray for those who have passed away. I pray for those who I don’t know, like those involved in current events. I pray for the souls in purgatory, for those who have no one to pray for them and for the graces to be delivered to whomever needs them most. And, I thank the Lord for all of the things He has done for our family and answering our prayers.

When going to adoration it does take time and commitment. It is also a good time to study and reflect on readings from the bible. You get a better under-standing of the readings when you reflect on them; I also use the study books from School of Faith, and read about the Lives of the Saints. Then my hour with Our Lord is over. So until next week, see you then, David A. Roth

Venite Adoremus Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Wednesday, October 28, 8:00-9:00 pm Youth, young adults, and all, come and experience the peace.

GUIDEBOOK DIRECTORY UPDATES It’s that time again to update our Guidebook for next year’s publication. We do have a strict timeline to get our updates to the publisher in time for a late January 2016 mailing to all parishioners. Therefore, we would appreciate if you would please let us know if there are changes, additions, corrections, etc., to the: ministry, organizations, activity descriptions, contacts, areas that you coordinate or are responsible for, or any other area where you know of changes or updated information. Please call the parish office at 913-492-7318, with any changes or updates.

Quotes to ponder

From the Saints:

“To convert somebody go

and take them by the hand

and guide them.”

-St. Thomas Aquinas

DEADLINE FOR NOVEMBER 7/8 BULLETIN IS NOON ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28

Sunday, October 18, Gala Table, Mom & Baby Donations, 40 Days for Life sign-ups, Miege Dream House Drawing Tickets 7:30 am Men of Faith and Spirit 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Chapel 3:30 pm Youthful Spirits Monday, October 19 7:20 am Silent Strength Prayer Group 7:00 pm RCIA 7:00 pm Young Adult Grief Meeting Tuesday, October 20 6:30 am & 5:45 pm Perpetual Help Devotions 9:00 am Women’s Bible Study 10:45 am Parish Staff Meeting 5:15-5:45 pm Confessions 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 7:00 pm Baptism Class 7:30 pm Boy Scouts Wednesday, October 21 7:30 am Team Seven Prayer Group 8:30 am All School Mass 3:00 pm Steve Miller retirement reception 4:30 & 6:30 pm School of Religion classes 6:30 pm EDGE Youth Group 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus Adoration 7:00 pm School Advisory Board Meeting Thursday, October 22 7:30 am Light of Christ Prayer Group 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus Officers 7:00 pm Stephen Ministry 7:00 pm Choir Friday, October 23 9:00 am Men of Faith and Spirit 4:00 pm Cub Scout Event 5:00 pm Church reserved Saturday, October 24, K of C Poker Tournament, K of C Religious Cards, Gala Table 1:00 pm Wedding 2:30–3:30 pm Confessions 5:00 pm K of C Poker Tournament Sunday, October 25, Gala Table, K of C Religious Cards 7:30 am Men of Faith and Spirit 11:30 am Marian Medal Meeting 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Chapel 3:30 pm Youthful Spirits 7:30 pm High School Youth Group

October 18, 2015 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading, Isaiah 53:10-11 (146B), In the first reading, a loyal servant makes the ultimate sacrifice. But God grants him a great victory. Second Reading, Hebrews 4:14-16, In the second reading, we have a summary of Jesus’ life. He is our great and sinless high priest, but He also endured temptation and can sympathize with us in our weakness. Gospel, Mark 10:35-45, In the Gospel, Jesus teaches that places of honor in the kingdom of God are not His to give. In fact, authentic discipleship demands suffering and a total commitment to service.

Monday, October 19, Saints John de Brebeuf and Isaac Jogues, Priests, and Companions, Martyrs 6:45 am † Mary Gerstner 8:30 am † Martin Family Tuesday, October 20, Weekday 6:45 am † John Lohman 5:15-5:45 pm Confessions 6:00 pm † Nick Schleicher Wednesday, October 21, Weekday 6:45 am † Jack Galvin 8:30 am † Helen Pellish (School Mass) Thursday, October 22, Weekday 6:45 am † Louie & Minerva Mufich 8:30 am † Virginia Pericich Friday, October 23, Weekday 6:45 am † Sarah Weber 8:30 am † Paul Grandcolas & † Mary Conley Saturday, October 24, Thirtieth Ordinary Sunday Time 2:30-3:30 pm Confessions 4:00 pm † Bernard Tuck & † Jane Clare Mirocke Sunday, October 25, Thirtieth Ordinary Sunday 7:30 am † Gene Zych 9:00 am † Leonard McKinzie 10:30 am † Mike Stark & † Mike Shaw 6:30 pm Sp. Int., Holy Spirit Parishioners

We ask that parishioners do not bring their plants to Holy Spirit for housing

during the winter. Thank you for your cooperation.

Veterans needed November 7 and 8 to speak at Mass. If you are willing to help please contact Dutch tenBroek 913-642-8396.

Be among those praying and fasting in cities around the world

for an end to abortion – September 23 to November 1. HOLY SPIRIT’S DAY IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. We will be praying peacefully at 4840 College Blvd, from 7 am to 4 pm. Sign up for a time this weekend.

School of Faith will not meet on October 13 & 20 and November 24.

A GREAT WAY TO HELP A HURTING FRIEND Do you have a friend, neighbor, coworker, or relative going through a difficult time? A Stephen Minister may be able to offer the support he or she needs. Stephen Ministers are members of our church trained to provide emotional and spiritual care to people who are hurting.

To learn how you can help a friend receive care, contact our Holy Spirit Church Stephen Ministry Leader David Chaffee at (913) 317-8393.

Our Stephen Ministers Are There To Care!

School of Religion Director Sister M. Teresa Pandl, F.S.G.M.

The Church and the Family We are living in a historic moment in the Church as she strives to support, encourage and build up the family through the Synod on the Family that is currently taking

place in Rome. This is the second phase of meetings with Pope Francis, cardinals and bishops from around the world to discuss the strengths and challenges of Christian family life. After the conclusion of the Synod, Pope Francis will write a letter to the Universal Church. As we look forward to the Holy Spirit’s strengthening of the family, through the Synod and Pope Francis’ letter, may our families strive to put God first and to grow in living the faith.

Holy Spirit Youth Ministry

Mass and Muffins—All high school students are welcome to join us for 6:45 Mass on Thursdays followed by a light breakfast.

High School Youth Ministry 2nd & 4th Sunday 7:30-9:00 pm

Middle School Youth Ministry 1st and 3rd Wednesday

6:30-7:45 pm

“Silent Strength” prayer group is dedicated to praying for our Catholic children, friends and relatives who have fallen away from the church. We meet on the 1st & 3rd Monday of the month at 7:20 am in the Martha and Mary room.

Cathy Madrid Director of RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

cmadrid@hscatholic.org. 913-492-7382 Are you or someone you know interested in becoming Catholic?

If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic and would like to learn more about the Catholic faith, please contact Cathy Madrid. The group meets Monday evenings to

learn about the Catholic faith, what we believe, and why. We encourage pa-rishioners to pass on this information and welcome others into our Parish. We Need You: RCIA has begun and we are blessed with many participants that are interested in our Catholic faith and our Parish! Based on our large class, we need parishioners like you to serve as sponsors! If you have a love for the Catholic faith and are willing to devote your time and represent our Parish, please contact Cathy Madrid.

Please remember in your prayers Norman Bamber, whose funeral was at Holy Spirit.

If you are interested in helping with youth ministry or you are a parent with questions about youth ministry please contact Lynn Mayer lmayer@hscatholic.org

or call the SOR office, 492-7382.

EDGE is this Wednesday, October 21st. Join us to talk about Temptation and Sin.

Middle school social at SKYzone November 6th. For more information and

to sign up to go http://goo.gl/forms/uKWP7kroJz

CHURCH ANNULMENTS • Any divorced person, Catholic or

not who seeks possible remarriage in the Catholic Church, will need to pursue the process for annulment.

• For information, contact the Marriage Case Advocate for Holy Spirit Parish:

Sr. Mary Ann Bartolac, S.C.L. at 913-894-1456.

Parishioners of All Ages

are invited to Holy Hour of Adoration

Dedicated to the Sacred Heart of

Jesus for Fostering Vocations to the

Priestly and Consecrated Life. Every First Friday Exposition of the

Blessed Sacrament 11:00 am to Noon in the Church

Concluding with Benediction

Spirit Movers Next Meeting

Sunday, November 8, 2015 Meeting begins after

10:30 Mass Veteran’s Tribute

with special presentation Of

World War II Events

By Vern Koeppen Don’t miss it! Bring a friend!

LYNN MAYER

Congratulations to the following families whose children were baptized at Holy Spirit: Gianna Marie Weishaar, child of Jonathan & Amy Weishaar and Gabriel Francis Shell, child of Francis & Jaimee Shell

No youth group this week Join us next week after 6:30

Mass as we start our series on the Mass and

what it means in your life.

Holy Spirit CYO Basketball Registration/Sign Ups: Open now through No-vember 1 (NEW THIS YEAR: Please register/sign up online at www.cyojwa.org)The Holy Spirit Athletic Association sponsors 3rd through 8th grade teams in the CYO Basketball League. For all interested girls and boys, who either attend Holy Spirit school or are Holy Spirit parishioners at-tending public school, CYO basketball sign-up/registration is now available online (www.cyojwa.org). We encourage all kids to participate in this pro-gram. Tryouts for grades 5th through 8th and player evaluations for grades 3rd and 4th related to team formation will be held the week of November 2nd. (Specific days/times for each group will be forthcoming.) Practices for each team will start the week of November 9th. The CYO basketball season runs from December to the beginning of March, ending with a post-season tournament for grades 5th through 8th. The 3rd and 4th grade season will con-clude at the end of February. The cost to participate is $95 for grades 5th through 8th and $80 for grades 3rd and 4th. In addition, all participants in CYO sports must pay the one time (per year) CYO participation fee of $40 per child. So, to register/sign up your son/daughter for CYO basketball, please go to the CYO website (www.cyojwa.org); once again, all player registrations/sign-ups and fee payments will be done online this year. Finally, anyone inter-ested in coaching this year should contact Jason Morrissey (jason.morrissey@ey.com). All coaches must be up-to-date in their VIRTUS trainings, and all new coaches and new parents to CYO are required to attend in-person “Play Like a Champion” (PLC) workshops. (Specific dates/locations for these workshops will be forthcoming.) For returning coaches, please con-tact Chuck Weinhardt (hsaaboard@yahoo.com) as to your PLC recertifica-tion requirements. If anyone has questions about CYO basketball, please con-tact Jason Morrissey (Jason.morrissey@ey.com).

913-492-2582 Michele Watson, Principal

mwatson@hscatholic.org

school.hscatholic.org

Be Merciful as Your Father is Merciful. Luke 6:36

The Mission of Holy Spirit Catholic School is to develop independent,

life-long learners, who can and will live for Christ.

Save the Date:

Take A Look Thursday

Come join us for a tour of Holy Spirit School.

9:00-11:00 am For those interested

in enrolling - Preschool through 8th Grade

Amazon Fundraiser: Don't forget to use Holy Spirit's Amazon Affiliate link when you are shopping on Amazon.com! To learn more about the program, go to http://www.hscatholic.org/shop-at-amazon. If your friends or family use Amazon.com, please share the link with them - this fundraiser is not lim-ited to parishioners and costs the participants nothing!

Ways You Can Help Holy Spirit School Box Tops for Education: Clip and save Box Tops from various products. Each Box Top earns the school 10 cents. For a list visit www.boxtops4education.com. Labels for Education: Clip and save Labels from Campbell’s food and other products. Each Label earns points for the school, which can then be used to purchase materials for the school. In the hallway outside the Parish Office are containers for the Labels and the Box Tops. Cell Phone Collection: Holy Spirit Student Council needs your help in col-lecting cell phones to help raise funds. We ask that you donate any inactive cell phones. If you know of any businesses that provide cell phones to em-ployees, please ask if they have cell phones to donate. 100% of the proceeds will benefit Holy Spirit School. All phones will be recycled. Just bring your cell phones to the drop box located next to the Box Tops for Education bin.

Scrip is gift cards/certificates from national and local retailers. Purchase Scrip during the week from 8am-4pm (when staff is available) in the School of Religion Office. Scrip will continue to be sold after all Saturday evening and Sunday morning Masses and before Sunday evening Mass. Please visit shopwithscrip.com to see the

hundreds of gift cards available. Please feel free to email hsscrip@gmail.com with any questions about the Scrip program or to place an order.

AND CAN DRIVE FOR UPLIFT WILL BE Friday, OCTOBER 30th,

6:00-8:00 pm Please bring donations of canned

food or cash for Uplift.

COMING! COMING! COMING! RELIGIOUS ITEMS AND GREETING CARDS

The Knights of Columbus will be taking orders at all the week-end Masses for religious items and Christmas, birthday, sympathy, and thank-you cards starting October 24th until November 15th. All cards are made at Conception Abby and the funds will be used for scholarships benefiting seminarians Thomas Maddock, Michael Schreck, and Agustin Martinez, all associated with our parish.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2015 5 : 0 0 P M R E G I S T R A T I O N

6 : 0 0 P M F I R S T H A N D D E A L T NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY -

FREE T EXAS HOLD’EM LESSONS

$30 EARLY REGISTRATION $40 AT THE DOOR S P O N S O R S H I P S & R E - B U Y S A V A I L A B L E P R I Z E S F O R F I N A L T A B L E ꕻ R A F F L E

$ 1 H O T D O G S - C H I P S - S O D A — A D U L T B E V E R A G E S W I L L B E S E R V E D

REGISTER TODAY

H O L Y S P I R I T K N I G H T S O F C O L U M B U S 5 T H A N N U A L T E X A S H O L D ’ E M T O U R N A M E N T

ATTENTION MOMS! SAINT GERARD’S CIRCLE

Saint Gerard’s Circle, SGC, is a ministry for mothers and moms-to-be. Our goal is to provide friendship and support within our parish, to provide a Catholic founda-tion for our children, to continue spiritual guidance for ourselves and our families, and to encourage community involve-ment. New members are always wel-come! Questions? Contact Erin Fuhr-man, erinfuhrman@gmail.com.

WOMEN OF SPIRIT The ministry of the Women of Spirit is to reach all women of our parish community with an expression of friendship and spir-itual growth. Contact Terri Kilgore at terrikilgore505@gmail.com or 913-206-6994 with any questions or if you need a ride to any of our events. For more infor-mation on our organization and our activi-ties, please view our newsletter (located on the Organizations tab) on the Holy Spirit Church website: www.hscatholic.org. Day trip to Atchison – This is a reminder for those who signed up for the trip to Atchison on Saturday, October 24. The bus is leaving at 8:30 from Holy Spirit. Wine & Cheese Celebration – Thursday, November 19th @ 7pm, Martha/Mary Room. Please join us as Judy Ensminger (Ensminger Liquors) once again introduc-es several different varieties of wines for our sampling pleasure paired with delicious appetizers prepared by our own Carol Clune. The cost is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. We will raffle a fully decorated Christmas tree; tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5. Reservations and payment are required this year by November 15. Pay after Mass on the two weekends of Nov. 7,8 and Nov. 14,15 at the WOS table in the Narthex. Turn it in to the office in an envelope marked “Wine and Cheese” with your name or mail it to Jennifer Lewis. Email Jennifer Lewis at jclewis233@gmail.com for the mailing address or if you have questions. All are welcome - it promises to be an informa-tive and fellowship-filled evening.

Congratulations to Mallory Kay Fieler and Ryan Daniel Bibens, whose

wedding was at Holy Spirit.

October 24 & 25, 2015 Thirtieth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

Servers 4:00 pm Tori Klausner Grace Krone Audrey Montanez Francie Roberts George Giem Jack Hilton Gabrielle Keating 9:00 am Joey Owens Margaret Tumberger Mike Tumberger Ava Webb 10:30 am Johnny Andrews Lauren Ellwanger Ben Ferguson Jimmy Mendoza 6:30 pm Timmy Chik William Rost Olivia Shively Samantha Shively

Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist 4:00 pm Michelle Bolin Bob Bridgham Shirley Hoover Paul Kidder Tom Maillard Ed Mische Karen Newcomb Kelli Pavlu Kelly Said Bill / Kay Wietharn 7:30 am Eli Berggren Nancy Heeney Madeline Keating Jan Petelin Jan Turner 9:00 am Glenda Adame Lisa Boddicker Michael Coleman Dan / Barbara Hageman Joan Hughes John Tumberger John / Rosemary Weber Dutch / Kathy tenBroek 10:30 am Emily Anderson Julie Baker Mary Campbell Mary Ann Carmody Jennie Chambon Morgan Magee Bonnie Mendoza Stacia Mendoza Marina Nguyen Eva Skahan Bob / Marilyn Watson 6:30 pm Thomas Killilea Abby Monaghan Emma Morrissey Joseph Rost Kathy Wilson

` Sacristans 4:00 pm Cindy Mancillas 7:30 am Jim Walter 9:00 am Chris Sschwery 10:30 am Terri Murphy-Sub? 6:30 pm Kathy Wilson

Ushers 4:00 pm Joe / Donna Cummings Tom Eberle Max Mancillas Bob Mulvaney 7:30 am Bill Hundelt Greg Miller Brian Peacock Tim Turner 9:00 am Dennis King Dave Mullin Bob Specht Kristie Swearngin 10:30 am Rick Clark Myles Gartland Jerry Robison Art Ruby 6:30 pm Cheryl Highley Andrew Loecker Tom Swortwood

Lector 1 / Lector 2 4:00 pm Joan Carney Joe Bellafiore 7:30 am Larry Ruder Howard Hunter 9:00 am Patrick Owen Michon Quick 10:30 am Tim Carmody Dave Newman 6:30 pm Jerry Gerstberger Tim Chik

Music Ministers 4:00 pm Lewis Slaven 9:00 am Ensemble 10:30 am Trausch Shell 6:30 pm Youthful Spirits

Welcome Ministry 4:00 pm Barbara Lackner Lucy Olberding 7:30 am Alan Ellebrecht Donna Ellebrecht 9:00 am Felix Baz-Dresch Mary Ann Baz-Dresch 10:30 am Ken O’Bryan Sue O’Bryan 6:30 pm Bobbi Dreyer

Rosary Leaders October 24, 2015 Greg Davis October 25, 2015 Trinidad Molina Delmar Gardens October 25, 2015 Bob Metzger Reba Miller

Overland Park Regional October 20, 2015 Teresa Gillcrist October 21, 2015 Marina Nguyen

PLAY ALONG RAFFLE WINNERS

$500- #1039 Greg Bomhofl $100- #335 Joe Crostarosa $100- #1873 Linda & Tom Faber $100- #4019 Bill Biggin $ 50- #537 Caitlyn Cuttita $ 50- #3396 Jerry Baker/Daniel $ 50- #1654 Vernon Koeppen $ 50- #3519 Beverly Barry $ 50- #2410 Natalie Davis $ 50- #3241 Bob Hodges

Year Of Mercy - December 8, 2015 – Are You Ready? Our Blessed Mother is urging us to experience what it means not only to show mercy to others, but to embrace the merciful love God our Father longs to bestow on each of us. Join us at Holy Spirit as we journey through the ALL HEARTS A FIRE Parish Program that includes: The 33 Days to Morning Glory Retreat 10/28/15-12/9/15, The Consoling the Heart of Jesus Retreat 1/6/16 – 3/9/16, and The Works of Wisdom & Mercy Group Study 6/1/16-8/3/16. Afternoon and evenings ses-sions will be available for each program. WEDNESDAY EVENINGS: OCT 28 –DEC 9- 7-8:30 pm downstairs in the MULTI PURPOSE ROOM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS: OCT 28 – DEC 9 - 1-2:30 pm, in the MARTHA & MARY ROOM To register or for more information contact Anne Kins-key 33days.holyspirit.opks@gmail.com, contact me to find a parish that has a retreat coordinating with your schedule.

MUSICA SACRA and ORCHESTRA CONCERT Rockhurst University’s Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra celebrates its 25th season under the direction of Timothy L. McDonald. The chorus and orchestra will perform works by Johann Adolph Hasse (Miserere in C Minor) and Antonio Vivaldi (Gloria in D Major). The concert begins at 7 pm Sunday, October 18, in Rockhurst’s new Arrupe Hall Auditorium, 54th and Troost Avenue. Live Program Notes begins at 6:15 pm. For tick-ets, call the Central Ticket Office 816-235-6222, visit rockhurst.edu/mstickets or purchase at the perfor-mance. For information, call (816) 501-4607. Free parking is available in the garage at 52nd and Troost Avenue or in lots accessed through the universi-ty’s entrance at 54th Street. (rockhurst.edu/campus-map)

www.catholiccharitiesks.org-Volunteer Opportunity at TurnStyles, 9750 West 87th Street, Overland Park, KS 66212-Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas is seeking volunteers interested in working as Cashiers or in the Donation Bay at TurnStyles Thrift Store in Overland Park, KS. Morning and afternoon shifts available Monday through Saturday. Interested in volunteering or have questions? Please contact Michelle Carlstedt at 913.433.2080 or mcarlstedt@catholiccharitiesks.org.

CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Holy Spirit Church #003274 11300 W. 103rd Street Overland Park, KS 66214 TELEPHONE 913 492-7382 CONTACT PERSON Lyn Crowder SOFTWARE MS Publisher 2007 Adobe X Windows XP PRINTER HP Photosmart C5180 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 12:00 Noon SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION October 18, 2015 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 15 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS– Extra pages O.K.’d by Shawn Graziano, our J. S. Paluch rep.