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WELCOME TO ST. MONICA PARISH August 30, 2020

It’s late in the evening as I write this, but I still want to tell you some things going on. Sunday was a Farewell and Thank You Mass for Archbishop Carlson. He was visibly moved a number of times as he recalled his eleven years here, and thanked those who helped him. Then he was present today (Tuesday) as Archbishop Rozanski was installed. The vision he spoke of was simple and direct—justice, charity, faith and devotion. In fact I had a brief talk with him out on Lindell before the ceremony. He was going to each group of police to thank them for helping with the traf ic low. I wasn’t far from some of them, and the Archbishop just walked up to me with a friendly greeting. We talked about where we’re from, and areas up around Boston where he’d just been serving. I can’t imagine a more down-to-earth guy—I guess I should’ve been nervous, but with him I wasn’t. Last week when school started, I went into each classroom and called each child by name to say hello, and ask some of them questions about themselves. Like the good Shepherd who “calls his sheep by name”, I want the kids to have that experience. They were delightful and easy to be around. I’m so impressed with the principal, her staff, and the teachers—in this complex environment, they’re serving the kids’ needs in a number of ways. Thanks too to our maintenance crew who have had hundreds of tasks to do to get the building ready and since it’s been open. They’ve helped a lot too in rectory matters as I get settled. This weekend starts our Mass schedule being full again with 7:30 . . Sunday restored. It will be good to see the folks who’ve been wanting this time again, and maybe some who will feel OK to come to this for the irst time since the shutdown. And we welcome an old friend: Fr. George Brennan. He agreed when we talked back in July to start coming back with this Mass, and he’ll rotate through the other Masses so you should get a chance to see him soon. FrWyrsch

P S A 16E $6,829.00; L $359.00; O G $10,446.20; A $30.00; C R S $20.00; L A A $75.00; P -L $5.00; S $25.00; S . L R $35.00; S . V D P $280.00 T P $67.00.

T St. Monica SSM Cardinal Glennon continues its healing ministry today to make sick children well. We gratefully acknowledge your parishes collection and donation of $2,145.00. Your support of Glennon Sunday bene its many of SSM Cardinal Glennon’s vital programs and services, ensuring a healthy future for the children of our region, who needs now more than ever. Thank you for helping us uphold our Mission: Throughourexceptionalhealthcareservices,werevealthehealingofGod.


M I A 30-S 5 M W 6:30 . . J S T W 6:30 . . S F , M W W 6:30 . . J L T S . G G 6:30 . . T F M G F W 6:30 . . M G S S .T C 5:00 . . W H

P ………….Carolyn Burke, Tom and Margot Coughlin, Dave DeJean, Mildred Dickherber, Shirley Dunker, Estelle Flanakin, Bill Guiot, Christina Hartley, Frances Henderson, Bob Huseman, Gene King, Ronald Kalupa, Nina Kelly, Gavin Lain, Gloria Luca, Patricia Mohan, Joan Middendorf, Jack Powers, Mary Renner, Joseph Ritacco, Helen Sander, Jeannett Sarris, Myles Schoem, Beth Schobel, Rose Slee, Robert Slosson, Ellen Strickland, and Joe Sonderman O S Mrs. Wexler, our learning consultant, and her family on the death of her mother, Joan Irene Henderson; to Karen Hortenstine and her family on the death of her grandmother, Marge Sallwasser and to Bob Young and his family on the death of his sister, Nancy Lisberg. May they be living with God and may all be consoled.

C Jilly Rose Baublitz, daughter of Jonathan and Laura Baublitz who was recently baptized into our Parish Community. ACAC As we continue, we would like to thank all who have al-ready generously supported our St. Monica Parish efforts with pledges and prayers. When possible, please “turn” your cards in online at archstl.org/acaor by sending them to the rectory in an envelope marked “ACA”. Questions, contact Mary Fran Pike

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C S S U 7:00 . . August 31 on the St. Monica Soccer Field. Join in the FUN for grades Kindergarten-5 grade to learn new skills, develop values and share unique experiences with their family. Contact Chuck Dombek, Cubmaster 314.872.9227 or

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O W W A !

We welcome all who come and worship with us. If you wish to join our parish faith family, or have a change in your contact information, please complete this form. You can return it to the Parish Of ice, place it in the collection, or give it to a Priest or Deacon. Name: ____________________________________________________ Phone Number: _________________________________________ Address/Zip:_______________________________________________________ Email:_____________________________________________________ ___ I would like to register in the Parish. ___ Please make these contact information changes to my parish record. ___ I wish to ind out more about the Catholic faith. ___ I would like to speak with a Priest/Deacon. ___ I would like information on having my children baptized. ___ Please pray for: __________________________________


A C S E C To all employees and volunteers of St. Monica Parish who represent the parish or work with children or vulnerable adults. For the year of 2020, we have been given inancial assistance from the Archdiocese in order to only be charged $.50 for background checks being renewed. For all new background checks, the charge will be $8.00. These charges have traditionally been paid by the parish, with St. Monica's continuing this tradition. As of January 1, 2021, all background checks will cost $8,00 per person regardless of what is already on ile. Due to Covid-19 there has been a decrease in the number of users coming on board to the new pro-gram. This is understandable, but the Archdiocese will not offer this assistance anymore, so this will present an unnecessary financial burden to our parish. I am asking you to set some time aside to enroll in Prevent and Protect as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and effort and for all you do for St. Monica Catholic Church and School. S .M B D Sunday, September 27, 8 :00 . .– 1:00 . . in the gym. There will be a new promotion for donors to receive a voucher to pick a $5 gift card or a t-shirt. Appointments made at:

https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/88367or I can schedule one for you. If your unavailable September 27, you may give at other Mississippi Valley locations. Appointments must be made within 1 week of the drive. Also, contact me to be sure St. Monica gets the credit. The Code is 9241 for St. Monica. St. Peters https://www.bloodcenter.org/donate/

locations/missouri/st-peters/ Crestwood https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/center/6 Contact Diann Bomkamp, 314.484.6121 or

[email protected] St. Monica Blood Drive Coordinator

S .V D P P N :The pantry could use crackers, chili, vegetables and cereal. Please no more TP at this time. Thanks you for your generosity.

Y C M A Auditions for new members are in August and September. The YCM has two rehearsals a month and leads the music for Mass once a month. String instruments are encouraged to audition since they can wear masks. Auditions and rehearsals are at Sts. Peter and Paul Church. For information visit youngcatholicmusicians.org.You may also contact Fr. Bruce Foreman 314.231.7464 or Mrs. Mary Smith 314.962.9260 to schedule an audition.

S .P ’ C Are needed for Wednesday, September 2 and Friday, September 4. Please sign up for each pan you take. The church building may be locked earlier in the evening, so for now, please try to pick up pans or drop off completed casseroles to the freezer well before 8:00 . . For Wednesday casseroles, we continue to modify for the chicken gumbo soup. In August, we sent 78 casseroles to St. Patrick Center. Thank you for your continued generosity!

P - C M Online Wednesday, September 16. St. Monica’s date for 40 Days for Life will be Thursday, October 22 from 7:00 . . to 7:00 . . Please save the dates. More details to come. [email protected].

RCIAIf you are interested in becoming Catholic, or know someone who might be interested, please contact Deacon Carl Sommer at [email protected] or 314.517.1718.

PSRN M .A L :We are in need of 1 & 3-8 Aides. If your are interested contact Amy Love at 314.434.2173 #4 or [email protected]. First Class will be September 2.


“S A ”C The Knights of Peter Claver and Ladies Auxiliary are asking parishes to donate new socks for homeless individuals and people in need served by St.PatrickCenter, PeterandPaul

CommunityServices and the MissionariesofCharity. There will be a donation box in vestibule of church. The KnightsofPeterClaverandLadiesAuxiliary are the oldest and largest historically Black Catholic lay organization in the United States. They have spread faith, hope and love through friendship, unity and Christian charity in the community since 1909. Peter Karutz, an Incarnate Word in Chester ield parishioner and member of the Knights’ council at St. Matthew Parish in St. Louis, said the drive was intended to be in preparation for St. Peter Claver’s feast day, September 9. St. Peter Claver was a Spanish Jesuit priest and missionary who became the patron saint of slaves, the Republic of Colombia, and ministry to African Americans. He is considered a heroic example of the Christian practice of love and human rights. “We have so many people who are homeless and poor and in need,” Karutz said of the importance of the campaign. Another fraternal organization, the Knights of Columbus, donated the collection boxes and posters to be placed in churches. Karutz said the parishes that agreed to be collection sites are widespread, including the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis in St. Louis, Incarnate Word in Chester ield, Holy Infant in Ballwin, Immaculate Conception in Dardenne Prairie and the parishes of the North St. Louis Deanery. The “Sock Angel” campaign is being led by a committee of the Knights of Peter Claver that includes representatives from St. Alphonsus, St. Matthew, Incarnate Word and St. Elizabeth Mother of John the Baptist parishes. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NoSocks,youcanstillhelpbydonating$5.00 Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will help fund our mission. Cash or checks made out to to St. Louis Central Committee

S A Drop off new socks in a collection bin at a parish or send cash or check, payable to St. Louis Central Committee, to: KPCLASockAngels

SockDrive 1CorralesCt.

Florissant,MO63034 Contributions and prayer requests also may be made online at sockangel.org.

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