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You can find the links at www.olpls.org/9days
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Today we end the season of Christmas as we
celebrate the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. At
Jesus’ birth, he was proclaimed as the Savior of the
World. At his baptism in the river Jordan by John
the Baptist, the voice from the heavens proclaims:
You are my beloved Son; with you I am well
pleased. The story of his mission and purpose that
began at his birth continues at his baptism. This
event is also considered one of the epiphanies of
Jesus as his identity is more fully revealed. Like John
the Baptist, our role is to place Christ first in our lives
and allow him to be revealed through our faith.
Our life with Christ began at our baptism. We are
beloved sons and daughters through our baptism
into Christ. May we continue the story and keep
the joy of Christmas alive throughout the year by
the ways we live out our baptism. Take some time
this week to reflect on the significance of your
baptism and how it defines who you are!
As we bring the Christmas season to a close, I
want to thank all of you who have been so
generous with your time, talent, and treasure this
time of year. Our parish community has been
blessed by so many of you who make a
commitment to serving others and sharing your
gifts. May our commitment to being good
stewards of God’s gifts be another way we keep
the spirit of Christmas alive all year.
This month we are beginning our new adult faith
program called ALPHA. Alpha uses the small group
format and is a way to learn about and grow in
your Catholic faith with other parishioners. Joining
an Alpha group is a great commitment to make
for the new year. There are 12 sessions to the
program and there is no cost to participate. Bishop
Johnston has endorsed the program, as well as
many other bishops. I encourage you to learn
more about the program and sign up to join a
group.
The anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision
that legalized abortion in our country is Tuesday,
January 22. As a way to join in prayer for the
unborn and all those affected by abortion, we are
all encouraged to participate in the 9 Days for Life
Novena that begins this Monday, January 14.
Please see the information in this bulletin to access
the prayers and materials for the Novena. Let us all
join in prayer to protect the precious gift of life. The
Knights of Columbus are also coordinating the
Roses for Life this weekend. The roses will be sent to
our elected officials.
This weekend at the 8:30 a.m. Mass we formally
Monday, January 14
9am to 8pm Eucharistic Adoration St. Ann Chapel 9am Chair Yoga Etue 4pm Uplift Volunteers Parish Office 6pm Young Missionaries Classroom 123 6:30pm Alpha Launch Mulligan 7pm Boy Scout Meeting Yellow House
Tuesday, January 15
9am Holy Donuts Mulligan 3:30pm Bishop Sullivan Kitchen Volunteers Parish Office 5pm Rosary St. Ann Chapel 6pm Stewardship Development Meeting Parish Office 6:30pm El Salvador Thank You Dinner Mulligan 6:45pm K of C Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Etue
Wednesday, January 16
8:15am All School Mass Church 9am to 8pm Eucharistic Adoration St. Ann Chapel 10am JKV Rosary Service Offsite 5 to 8pm CFF Classes Classrooms 7pm Bible Study Mulligan 7pm Confirmation 2019 Team Meeting Yellow House
Thursday, January 17
6pm First Eucharist Parent & Child Meeting Church 6pm Hispanic Prayer Group Library 6:30pm Choir Practice Church 6:30pm Baptism Class Mulligan 6:45pm Teen Alpha Yellow House
Friday, January 18
9am-8pm Eucharistic Adoration St. Ann Chapel
Saturday, January 19
9am First Eucharist Parent & Child Meeting Church 4pm Rosary St. Ann Chapel 5:30pm Celebrating Stewardship/Divine Donuts Mulligan 5:30pm CRHP Potluck Auditorium
Sunday, January 20
After Masses Celebrating Stewardship/Divine Donuts Mulligan 8:30am RCIA Etue 10am Sunday School Classrooms 5:30pm Adult Volleyball Gym
welcome those who are preparing to join the
Catholic faith at Easter through the Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Please keep them in your
prayers as they continue their journey to be one
with us in the faith.
Many Blessings!
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Monday, January 14
8:15am, Martha Strachan by David & Patty Verhoff
Tuesday, January 15
8:15am, Victor Lednicky by Dorothy Buck
Wednesday, January 16
8:15am, Kyle Smalley by OLP School Staff
Thursday, January 17
8:15am, Martina Geiger by Sue & Mike
McCambridge and June & Bill Swope
Friday, January 18
8:15am, Rosalia Long by the Long Family
Saturday, January 19
4:30pm, Theresa Bell by Jamie Grosso
Sunday, January 20
7:00am, Patricia Anderson by Joan Sacher
8:30am, Karen Zammar by Helen Kent
10:00am, Special Intention for Julia Krause by Sisters
in Christ
12:00pm, Nathan Ward by Mary Pat & Michael
Storms
5:00pm,(Spanish), Special Intention for Father
Olvin For His Second Anniversary of Ordination by
Marcella Lastra
To add or remove a name from the bulletin prayer list, contact the Pastoral
Care Office, 251-1102. To request daily prayer, call Darlene, Prayer
Chain Coordinator, 994-0256.
Kathy A. Justin Andrews
Bob Barr Louis Bosso Rita Flanders
Bill Foster Dolores Graves
Rose Marie Greco Chip Hennequin
Gladys Hennequin Stella Henry
Austin Hill Jackie Jackson Diana Kennedy Michael Klein
Jackson Kozisek Phillip Kozisek
Carrie Landtiser Todd Long Bill Mabry
Matthew Moore Vicki Moranville
Lukas Nedelco Larry (Pops) Reynolds
Chad Shaffer John Sidoti
Sandra Thibeaux Cathy Thiel
Blake Tompkins Cindy Tompkins
Leslie Ward
TIME 4:30PM 7:00AM 8:30AM 10:00AM 12:00PM 5:00PM (Spanish)
Eucharistic
Ministers
Alisha Bailey
Danny Banderas
Elaine Beachner
Gary Denny
Lloyd German
Jean Hill
Jim Hogan
Regina Hogan
Mary Mahoney
Lisa Park
Gene Zvacek
Bob Engert
Jo Engert
Missy Evard
Sue Jacobi
Shane Stufflebean
Mary Bachkora
Katie Brown
Mike Daniel
Colleen Daugherty
Kathy Gladden
Chad Morehead
Arlene Owens
Jon Pye
Ann Pye
Robin Wankum
Tom Wankum
Len Danaher
Sean Danaher
Kensey DeMoss
Chris Ellman
Kevin Emmendorfer
Kim Emmendorfer
Michelle Kirse
Phil LePage
Paul Matlock
Randy Rotert
Nathan Rotert
Katie Allen
Kathy Boas
Rexanne Hill
Kay King
Mike King
Frank Kratofil
Linda Lancaster
Jim Monteil
Ginny Moore
Christy Myers
Janet Sanchez
Padre
Ernesto L.
Indelisa
Marielena
Salvador
Juan L.
Lectors Jim Park
Debra Burgower
Mary Morgan
Frank Bailey
Jan Miscannon
David Miscannon
Amy Matlock
Olivia Matlock
Al Hernandez
Gail Allen
Mariel N.
Ana-Isabel
Greeters
Patti Bartlett
Patty Denny
June Doty
Karen Foster
Pat Sharbel
Rosemary Yeater
JoAnn Cook Janie Daniel
Helen Kent
Pat Plante
Jon Pye
Robin Wankum
Wes Gibson
Steve Jochems
Rose Marie
McColpin
Diane Russell
Briann McDowell
Linda Skaith
Melanie Sydnor
Mario L.
Rosa G.
Sandra
Rudy S.
Servers
Hailey S. (S) Mary S.
Ben S.
Reed E. (S) Zoe E.
Elizabeth R. (S)
Katelyn D.
Nathan D.
Joseph M. (S) Joseph J.
Andrew M.
Eddie H. (S) Addison H.
Landon M.
Diana
Margarita
Ayelen
Alison
Please remember in prayer the family of
Madeline Ryan, December 29
Miles Robert Engert
Parents: Nathan & Vanessa Engert
Nicholas William Noland Parents: Nicholas & Lauren Noland
Logan Marie Thomas Parents: Joe & Makenna Thomas
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Jesus, whom God called “my beloved Son,” is also the servant of whom Isaiah speaks in the first
reading. We who are baptized in Christ must follow His example and use our time and
resources in the service of God and neighbor. - Stewardship By The Book
Our Lady of the Presentation offers an “Online Giving”
option for parishioners. This is an easy, safe and secure
way to make contributions online and to update your
contact information.
To Register:►Go to the parish website, www.olpls.org
►Click “Online Giving” button at the top right
►Click Online Giving Link to complete registration form
12/17/18 - 12/25/18
Envelopes: $22,995
Online Giving: $ 9,986
IRA Contributions: $ 1,091
Plate: $ 1,211
Capital Campaign: $59,913
Christmas Collection: $30,224
Year-End Gifts: $ 8,675
12/26/18 - 12/30/18
Envelopes: $ 32,243
Online Giving: $ 7,379
Plate: $ 1,404
Capital Campaign: $235,755
12/31/18 - 1/06/19
Envelopes: $31,711
Online Giving: $15,865
IRA Contributions: $ 6,300
Plate: $ 1,748
Capital Campaign: $17,215
Year-End Giving: $ 7,650
Solemnity of Mary: $ 3,646
Pledges to date:
$3,472,821
Contributions received to date:
$1,046,051
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Children’s Liturgy of the Word Children’s Liturgy of the Word is for children in Kindergarten - 3rd grade. No registration is necessary.
Offered at these Mass times: Jan. 13: 8:30am, 10am, 5pm Jan. 20: 8:30am, 10am To volunteer or for more information, contact Jo Engert, [email protected] or 251-1135.
FIRST EUCHARIST
Join us for our
Parent & Child Gathering
Thursday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m.
OR Saturday, Jan. 19 at 9 a.m.
Children will be blessed at
all Masses January 19 & 20
PICK UP BOOKS AFTER MASS
Living the Beatitudes Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after justice:
for they shall have their fill.
Disciple Powers Justice – Compassion - Respect
Living it Connect a real face to compassion: take turns during the week phoning or Skyping with a lonely person to share a
friendly hello and to listen for a few minutes; visit a nursing home on a regular basis – visit the same person or a few
people to establish a relationship.
What Is Steubenville STL Mid-America? July 12—14, 2019
Steubenville STL Mid-America is a high-energy youth conference where thousands of teens are
invited to encounter Jesus Christ through dynamic speakers, engaging music, the
Sacraments, small group discussions, and fellow-ship with other teens. The conference is an out-
reach of Franciscan University in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. $185 per person—High School Youth
Registration due February 3, 2019
www.OLPLS.org. 816-251-1107 Please call Christy with any questions!
For Grades 7 & 8 and 9—12 6:30pm—8:30pm
Check in at the Yellow House!
Please PRAY for our
Confirmation Candidates on
retreat this weekend at
Conception Abbey! Our theme is
“CONNECTING WITH CHRIST”
July 20-July 28 Twin Cities, MN Applications accepted until Feb.22!
But don’t wait because space is limited!
Open to youth currently in 8th grade
thru seniors and Young Adults 18-21.
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The OLP Spelling Bee was one for the record books.
The final two contestants went through eleven elimina-
tion rounds until a winner was finally declared.
Congrats to 7th grader Ricky L. whose winning word
was hexameter. Ricky will go on to participate in the
semifinal local spelling bee on February 16. Runner up
was 7th grader Mary Grace M. Congrats to all students
who participated.
Grade level winners included:
4th - Gus B.
5th - Ethan G.
6th - Allison M.
7th - Ricky L.
8th - Charlie P.
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Daily Mass Readings for Week of January 13
Sunday
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 40:1-5, 9-11; Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10
or Ps 104:1b-2, 3-4, 24-25, 27-28, 29-30; Acts 10:34-
38 or Ti 2:11-14; 3:4-7; Lk 3:15-16, 21-22
Monday
Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20
Tuesday
Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:21-28
Wednesday
Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:29-39
Thursday
Memorial of Saint Anthony, Abbot
Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11; Mk 1:40-45
Friday
Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c-7, 8; Mk 2:1-12
Saturday
Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15; Mk 2:13-17
Did you know that you can read the full text of Daily Readings on your Apple or Android phone with myParishApp?
Download and enter 64081 to find Our Lady of the Presentation’s App.
ADORATION HOURS Monday, Wednesday & Friday
9am to 8pm in the St. Ann Chapel
All are welcome to pray during Adoration.
To sign up as a regular adorer, contact
Roger or Beth Tilling, 524-8572,
Monthly Separated/Divorced Support GroupPresentation Parish offers a monthly support group for
anyone who is separated or divorced on the first
Wednesday of the month, 6:45 to 8:15pm at the Log
House. This mutual-help group offers a way to experi-
ence God’s love and strength, restore hope and trust
into one’s life, and regain self confidence and a
positive outlook on life. Anonymity and confidentiality
are respected. For more information contact the
Pastoral Care Office, 251-1102.
St. Joseph Guild Christmas Party
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Queridos amigos en Cristo, hemos terminado el
“tiempo de Navidad”, y damos inicio hoy el “tiempo
ordinario”. Cada primer domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario, el Evangelio nos relata el principio de la
vida pública de Jesús. Damos inicio al Tiempo
Ordinario con el bautismo de Jesús el cual es un
acontecimiento muy importante en su vida pública.
Los cuatro evangelistas resaltan, la importancia
que tuvo para Jesús el descubrimiento de su misión y
el encuentro con Juan el Bautista; a pesar de que es
un reconocimiento de cierta dependencia de Jesús
con relación a Juan.
Juan no formó ningún grupo estable de
seguidores. Todo lo que sabemos de él, nos ha
llegado por los escritos cristianos. Si a pesar de que
se podía interpretar como una subordinación a
Juan, lo han narrado todos los evangelistas, quiere
decir que tiene unas posibilidades muy grandes de
ser histórico. Es más, sería el primer dato histórico que
nos ha llegado de la vida de Jesús
Celebramos hoy el verdadero nacimiento de
Jesús. Él mismo nos dijo que el nuevo nacimiento del
agua y del Espíritu, era el verdaderamente
importante. Si seguimos celebrando con mayor
énfasis el nacimiento carnal, es que no hemos
entendido en su justa medida el mensaje
evangélico. Dios no está en lo material, en lo
biológico, en los acontecimientos que podemos
percibir por los sentidos. Dios está en lo hondo del ser
y allí tenemos que descubrirlo.
El relato de san Lucas que acabamos de leer, no
da ninguna importancia al hecho concreto del
bautismo. Se centra precisamente en los
símbolos: cielo abierto, bajada del Espíritu y voz del
Padre. Imágenes que en el Antiguo Testamento
están relacionadas, todas ellas, con el Mesías.
Se trata de una teofanía. Según aquella
mentalidad, Dios está en los cielos y tiene que venir
de allí. Abrirse los cielos es señal de la cercanía de
Dios a los hombres. Esa venida tiene que ser descrita
de una manera visible, para poder ser percibida.
Dios garantiza la veracidad del enviado,
afirmando su relación con él. Por lo tanto, lo
importante no es lo que sucedió fuera, si no lo que
vivió Jesús dentro de sí mismo, y que el relato trata
de trasmitirnos con esos símbolos.
EL BAUTISMO DE JESUS
El gran protagonista de la liturgia de hoy es el
Espíritu. En las tres lecturas se hace referencia directa
a él. En el Nuevo Testamento el Espíritu es entendido
a través de Jesús; y a la vez, Jesús es entendido a
través del Espíritu. Esto indica hasta que punto se
consideran mutuamente implicados.
Pidamos hoy, día del bautizo del Señor, que nos
sea dado el Espíritu Santo para seguir nuestra
peregrinación hacia la casa del Espíritu Santo.
¡Muchas Bendiciones!
Padre Olvin
Grupos de la Parroquia:
Lunes: Infancia Misionera, 6pm Jueves: Grupo de Oración, 6-8pm Talleras de Oración y Vida, 6-8pm
Lecturas por la Semana del 13 de Enero de 2019
Domingo
Fiesta del Bautismo del Señor
Is 42, 1-4. 6-7 o Is 40, 1-5. 9-11; Sal 28, 1a y 2. 3ac-4. 3b
y 9b-10 o Sal 103, 1-2a. 2b-4. 24-25. 27-28. 29-30; Hch
10, 34-38 o Ti 2, 11-14; 3, 4-7; Lc 3, 15-16. 21-22
Lunes
Heb 1, 1-6; Sal 96, 1 y 2b. 6 y 7c. 9; Mc 1, 14-20
Martes
Heb 2, 5-12; Sal 8, 2ab y 5. 6-7. 8-9; Mc 1, 21-28
Miércoles
Heb 2, 14-18; Sal 104, 1-2. 3-4. 6-7. 8-9; Mc 1, 29-39
Jueves
Memoria de San Antonio, Abad
Heb 3, 7-14; Sal 94, 6-7c. 8-9. 10-11; Mc 1, 40-45
Viernes
Heb 4, 1-5. 11; Sal 77, 3 y 4bc. 6c-7. 8; Mc 2, 1-12
Sábado
Heb 4, 12-16; Sal 18, 8. 9. 10. 15; Mc 2, 13-17
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Presentation Parish partners with the following agencies through various service projects during the year:
Bishop Sullivan Center • Catholic Charities Lee’s Summit Social Services • Operation Breakthrough
San Rafael Cedros, El Salvador • Uplift Organization, Inc.
Tuesday, Jan. 15 FULL Thank you OLP Parishioners!
Thursday, Feb. 7 FULL Thank you OLP Parishioners!
Tuesday, Feb. 19 OPEN Need 7 more volunteers
Thursday, May 7 OPEN Need 7 more volunteers
Taking care & compassion to Kansas City’s homeless
Join our parish as we reach out
to Kansas city's homeless.
Our parish serves every
second Monday of the month.
Meet at OLP at 4:00pm, carpool to the Uplift warehouse at 16th and Prospect, help load trucks, serve the homeless, unload, re-stock bins, clean up. Return to OLP around 10:15pm. Volunteers should be 15 and older. Please call 816.251.1107 to volunteer or email Christy at [email protected].
Cook a meal for Uplift. Contact Andy Harrington, [email protected]
Monday, Jan. 14 OPEN 2 volunteers needed
Monday, Feb. 11 OPEN 7 volunteers needed
Monday, Mar. 11 OPEN 5 volunteers needed
Monday, Apr. 8 OPEN 7 volunteers needed
Celebration 25 Years of People to People Solidarity! Youth Leadership Development and Scholarships
CIS works with 18 local Salvadoran scholarship committees and 20 sister organizations and individual donors to fund 175 youth to go to the university and 266 to go to grade school and high school, to participate in leadership development workshops and to volunteer in community projects in 2018. We want to emphasize that the leadership development part of the program is as important as access to formal education to empower youth to be active in their communities. We encourage the youth to dream and give back to their community. Many youth see the only alternatives for their future to be migration or joining a gang. Accompaniment of the youth, especially in high risk situations, is an invaluable part of the program.
In 2018, 101 students graduated: 15 from University and 86 from high school. From our sister community, San Rafael Cedros, we had two University graduates, Selena in Basic Education and Josue in Marketing, and four high school graduates.
The students carry out annual volunteer projects to “give back” to their community. CIS’ objective is to develop leadership, build community participation, and promote solidarity and community development.
From the C.I.S December 2018 Newsletter
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Claude & Dorothy Wiese by Steve & Barb (Wiese) Gaston
Delbert Krammen & Jeff Shireman by Diane Shireman
Pete & Pat Redel by Daryl & Erica Redel
John & Martha; Dewey Swope; Irene LaFountain by William & June Swope
Carolyn Mitchell by John & Kristen Mitchell
Chuck & Nancy DuCap by Tracy & Karen Cleaver
Jose & Aurora Rey; Ruth & Alex Herrera; Cesar Rey; Alfredo Herrera; Jane Zapien by Joe & Agnes Herrera
Charles L. Bourneuf by Darren & Mary Ebmeyer
Charles & Kathryn Keller; Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hoersten by Leonard & Sue Hoersten
Mary Ernst; Paul Ernst; Laura Ernst by Vincent Ernst
Joseph Allin, Jr. by Timothy & Laura Knott
The Sacher Family & Friends by Michael & Joan Sacher
Wanda Pruett; Adelaide Steffensmeier; Mary Stratton by Sherri Staub
Tara Leanne Drehle by Terry & Vickie Drehle
Bill Polomsky; Bill Peterkort by Nancy Polomsky-Peterkort
Elmer & Fern Buck; Mathew & Mary Ellen Reres By Lloyd & Dorothy Buck
Leona Hughberger; Mike Hughberger; Barney Hughberger; Carol Collins; Ollie F. Gardner by Bev Gardner
Greg Legleiter by Maureen Legleiter
Cyril & Viola Hagedorn; Jeanne Meyer; Lana Hagedorn by Mary Roach
Mr. & Mrs. M.J. Schmitt; Jas A. Morris; Jim Bowser by Harriet Morris
John & Betty Rauth by Eric & Bridget Bahr
Rita Gaschen by Mike & Amy Bellman
Donna Kavanaugh; Louis & Catherine Kavanaugh; Tim & Lee Kavanaugh; Grace Lynch; Jerry Hatch by John Kavanaugh
Diana Lea Witthar; Willam E. Witthar by Patrica Witthar
David Krause by Ted & Fallon Krause
Glenn Chaon; Laurene Chaon by Richard & Jane Sinning
Edwin Norris; Judith Norris by Devon & Missy Evard
Harold & Mary Ann Kempf; Mary Monnig; VA & Helen Stupica by John & Carol Stupica
Bob J. Gowen by Mary Gowen
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Franssen; Mr. & Mrs. I.A. Heimes by Dean & Bonnie Heimes
Yasso Family; Marx Family by Joseph & Virginia Yasso
Charles G. Miscannon; Noble Bird; Mary Louise Miscannon; Ann Bird by David & Jan Miscannon
Cory Kauffman by David & Diane Riordan
Joanne Owens by Barbara Hugunin
Colleen O’Reilly by Allen & Bridget Cantrell
Decease members of the Stasi Family; Oliver Family, Donegan Family; Sanders Family by Michael & Marietta Oliver
Barbara J. Dubay Dugan; Sophie Dugan by William Dugan
Larry Muehlebach; Jane Muehlebach; Jim Muehlebach by Mary Jane Muehlebach
Deceased members of Jankowski & Rommel Families by Jerome & Marge Jankowski
Michael Ross; Florence Warshawsky by the Barton Family
Lisa Creek Alderman; Elmer & Peg Mory; Thomas & Juanita Creek by David & Peggy Creek
Ron McColpin by Rose Marie McColpin
Robert S. Keil by Bernadine Keil
Philip Kaiser; Stuart Melchert; Arthur Freeman; Salome & J.P. Kaiser; Laurine & John Thompson; Artie Mannin
by Russ & Stephanie Melchert
Cecil & Margaret Ann Koechner; Opal L. Marquart by Addison & Mary Rose Marquart
Mary McCauley Lyne by Robert & Shirley Lyne
Kozisek & Holding Relatives by Fred & Norma Kozisek
Deceased members of the Brown & Finney Families by John & Barbara Finney
Sister Camilla Verret, RSM by Carol Evans
Joanne Owens by Barbara Hugunin
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Burgower; Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bernhard; Cheri Neibet; Theodore Bernhard, Jr. by Philip & Debra Burgower
Sally Jones; Deceased members of the Lintz & Hessel Families by Jack & Dorothy Lintz
Maxine Heueisen by Dean & Jackie Heueisen
OT & Nell Clark; George & Gwen Donner by Charles & Barbara Clark
John & Alice Mans; Thelma & Dwaine Shinliver; James Warnecke; Clarence & Elizabeth Warnecke;
Frank & Violet Hofsteadter by Mark & Michele Warnecke
Cynthia Thomas; Jonathan Thomas; Joseph Thomas by John & Carla Thomas
Catherine & Williams Urban; Rose & Vito Greer; Peggy Gilligan; Gloria Romey; Elizabeth Nasto by Rose Marie Greco
Robert J. Hanson; Timothy J. Hanson by Steve & Lisa Niner
Donald J. McGraw by Genevieve McGraw
Pat Creswell; Bonnie Creswell; John Meadows; Marilyn Meadows by Daniel & Kathleen Meadows
Pete & Helen Salanski; Ken Koetting by Chris & Denise Salanski
Wanda & Joseph Bondick; Helen Rieke by Beatrice Jewell
Mr. & Mrs. L.J. Cassidy by Christopher & Margaret Huber
Urban Reinkemeyer by Laverne Reinkemeyer
Deceased members of the Phillips Family by Algene A. Beugin
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Our Lady of the Presentation Parish
130 NW Murray Road, Lee’s Summit, MO 64081
816-251-1100 • Fax: 816-251-1199
www.olpls.org
Office Hours: 8:15am to 4:45pm, Monday-Friday
Rev. Thomas Holder .............................. Pastor .................................... [email protected]
Rev. Olvin Giron ............................ Associate Pastor .......................... [email protected]
Rev. Mr. Keith Hoffman ....................... Deacon .................... [email protected]
Rev. Mr. Mike Peterson ....................... Deacon
Our Vision:
Our Lady of the Presentation is a vibrant, Eucharist-centered community offering
all Catholics participation in sacraments, social action and Christian education.
Our Mission:
To share our gifts by providing opportunities for spiritual growth in worship,
service, education and community activities.
Our Parish Staff
David Armstrong ............................................................. Director of Liturgy & Music
251-1110 [email protected]
Jodi Briggs ............................................................................. Principal of OLP School
251-1150 [email protected]
Carolyn Christianson ................................................................. Parish Administrator
251-1108 [email protected]
Lori Doran …………………………………………………………..Pastoral Care Assistant
251-1134 [email protected]
Jo Engert ....................................................... Director of Children’s Faith Formation
251-1135 [email protected]
Peggy Foster ........................................................................ Youth Ministry Assistant
251-1103 [email protected]
Christy Gruenbaum ................................. Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministry
251-1107 [email protected]
Debbie Henry ......................................................................................... Receptionist
251-1100 [email protected]
Cathy Koob ........................................................Director of Early Childhood Center
251-1140 [email protected]
Kathy Lackamp ..................................................................................... CFF Assistant
251-1146 [email protected]
Esmeralda Lopez ............................................................................ Hispanic Ministry
Anna Mitchell .............................................................. Director of Communications
251-1105 [email protected]
Jane O’Brien ........................................................................ Director of Stewardship
251-1119 [email protected]
Marilyn Schmidt ............... Director of Pastoral Care & Sunday School Coordinator
251-1102 [email protected]
Mary Schmidt ..................................................................................... Office Assistant
251-1115 [email protected]
Karen Storck .............................................................................Finance Coordinator
251-1109 [email protected]
Mary Pat Storms .................................................... Director of Adult Faith Formation
251-1113 [email protected]
Presentation Parish Pastoral Council Julie Banderas, Mike Chamberlain, Doug Coleman, Joe Herrera,
Jean Hill, Regina Hogan, Dave Kimminau, Mary Rose Marquart,
Russ Melchert, Karen Norton, John Tyler.
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Mass Schedule Weekday Mass .............. 8:15am (Monday - Friday)
Weekend Masses:
Saturday ....................................................... 4:30 p.m.
Sunday ................................. 7:00, 8:30 & 10:00 a.m.,
12:00 & 5:00 p.m. (Spanish)
Reconciliation Saturdays ........................................... 3:30 - 4:15 p.m.
Sundays .............................................. 4:15 - 4:45 p.m.
Or by appointment.
Sacraments
Rite of Christian Initiation RCIA involves the preparation of adults and
unbaptized children ages seven and older for the
sacraments of initiation which include Baptism,
Communion and Confirmation. To learn more
about becoming Catholic and/or RCIA, contact
Mary Pat Storms, 251-1113 or [email protected].
Baptism Parents seeking baptism for their child should
register with Mary Pat Storms, 251-1113 or
Confirmation Our Confirmation process begins with registration
in the fall of the candidate’s freshman or
sophomore year. For information, call the Youth
Ministry Office, 251-1107.
Marriage Please contact the Parish Office, 251-1100, nine
months prior to your desired wedding date.
Anointing of the Sick The Sacrament of the Sick is for those who are ill,
hospitalized or facing surgery. To request
Anointing, call the Pastoral Care Office, 251-1102.
Hospitalization: If you or a family member is
hospitalized, please notify the Parish Office,
251-1100.
Report Abuse The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to
combatting sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a
victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual
abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-392-3738
(if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call
911, &
3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement
authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or
vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Jenifer
Valenti, at 816-812-2500 or [email protected], if the
abuse involves a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer
of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care
and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and
their families. Please contact Victim Advocate, Kathleen
Chastain, 816-392-0011 or [email protected] for
more information.
Poinsettias “In Memory Of” continued:
Bruce R. Kent; John & Eva Lucas by Helen Kent
John & Beverly Ward; Dan & Esther Ward by Mary Ward
Bernard L. Batliner; Libby Sims by Michael & Mary Sims
Jack & Kathryn Palmer by Richard & Sheila Palmer
Walter Woytowich; Bertha German; Aloys German by Lloyd & Margie German
Stan Lukowski by Fran Lukowski
Doris A. Pesek; Kathleen Muder by Todd & Annette Pesek
Shirley A. Harbit by Russell Harbit
Francis Tye by Ermeen Tye
Peter & Carol Garcia; Abby Hanway by Phillip Garcia
Martin Wormsley; Andrew Sapienza; Angelina Sapienza by June Doty
Russ & Dorothy Post; Jim & Kay Beachner by Kim & Elaine Beachner
Sal Sanchez by Kurt & Morgan Rommel
Norbert & Felice Hilbert; Ray & Marie Mertz by David & Kathy Hilbert
Virgil & Martha Ashworth; Bob & Ruth Swearingen by Stephen & Connie Swearingen
Joseph, Catherine, Fred Cascone by Brad & Margaret Johnson
Deceased members of the Atkinson Family by Euel & Mary Turner
Norman Poplau by Elaine Poplau
Sylvester H. Brenner; Florence M. Brenner; Fausto Grados; Judith J. Grados by Edward & Judith Brenner
John B. Morgan; Vittorio S. Matturro; Eleanor G. Matturro; Marie S. Schultz; Dennis M. Matturro; Jeff Grimes; Cathy Matturro; Willie
Melville; Bobby Morgan; Steven Schultz; Lanny Solomon; Colin Gage by Mary Morgan
Mark Hernandez by Al & Beverly Hernandez
Bud & Agnes Lowery by Patricia Twillman
Gayle Sedlacek; Paul Sedlacek; Bud Lathrop; Starri Reinert by John & Jessie Reinert
Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Beretta; Mr. & Mrs. John Sparke; Jacqueline Beretta Dywer; Ronald Beretta by Philip & Mary Beretta
Deceased members of the Downs and Heringer Families by Terry & Maria Downs
Deceased members of the McLaughlin & Hulshof Families by Don & Cheryl McLaughlin
Paul & Judy Penyock; Don & Barbara Coleman by Steve & Marcia Penyock
George & Patricia Huke; Chester & Paulette Banks; Jenny Huke by Mike Huke & Family
Kadlec Family; John Sakmar by Judy Rechterman
Gene & Helen Parisse by James & Edith Beavers
The Sage Family by the Sage Family
Joseph Micale by Cathy Bell
Eugenia “Jeanne” Welch by the Zimmer Family
Leo Frazier by Debbie Mahoney
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