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Father Bill Kempf, Pastor Father John J. Johnson, Retired Archdiocesan Priest, in Residence Deacon Mark Jaeger Deacon Christian Winkelmann, Retired

11910 Eddie & Park Rd, Sunset Hills, MO 63126

h7ps://stjus;nmartyr.org

SUNDAY LITURGIES

Saturday: 5:00 p.m. | Sunday: 7:30 , 9:00, 11:00 a.m.

WEEKDAYS

Monday thru Friday: 6:30 a.m. Mass Monday thru Saturday: 8::00 a.m. Mass Tuesday: 7:00 p.m. Mass and Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions

HOLY DAY MASSES

Day: 6:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. (Exceptions /additions will be noted in the bulletin.)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Saturday: 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. Anytime by appointment.

SACRAMENTS OF BAPTISM & MARRIAGE

Please call the Parish Office (314) 843-8482 ext. 0 to make arrangements for these sacraments. ANOINTING OF THE SICK & HOMEBOUND VIS-

ITATION

Please call the Parish Office (314) 843-8482 if anyone is homebound, in the hospital, critically ill or wishes to receive the Eucharist or the Anointing of the Sick

NEW PARISHIONERS

We warmly welcome new parishioners and visitors. Let us know how we may be of service to you. Our Parish believes in the Stewardship Program committing to serving the Lord with our God-given time, talent and treasure. You may register by calling the Parish Office at (314) 843-8482 x0

ST. JUSTIN MARTYR RECTORY 314-843-8482 | 314-843-8507 (fax)

ST. JUSTIN MARTYR SCHOOL

11914 Eddie & Park Rd, Sunset Hills, MO 63126 314-843-6447 | 314-843-9257 (fax)

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE

11914 Eddie & Park Rd 314-843-6447, ext. 2499

BULLETIN DEADLINE

10:00 a.m. on Monday. [email protected]

We congratulate and welcome into our St. Justin Martyr family who were recently baptized:

Joel Dennis Meyer Son of Sarah (Byrne) Meyer

Stephanie Nguyen

Daughter of Sy Trungtrung and Mai Khoi Nguyen

William Nguyen

Son of Sy Trungtrung and Mai Khoi Nguyen

Please continue to pray for our : Homebound/Nursing Home Parishioners

Parishioner

Friends and Family

Military Parishioners

Mass Intentions for the Week of January 14-20, 2019

Monday: Weekday– First Week in Ordinary Time

Readings: Hebrew 1: 1-6; Mark 1: 14-20

6:30 am: Jim Suellentrop

8:00 am: Bill Ross

Tuesday: Weekday


6:30 am: Robert Lee Meyer 8:00 am: Ginny Schiwinger 7:00 pm: Purgatorial Society

Wednesday: Weekday


6:30 am: Jim Suellentrop

8:00 am: Jackie Dubuque

Thursday: Saint Anthony, Abbot Readings: Hebrew 3: 7-14; Mark 1: 40-45 6:30 am: Roy Szatkowski 8:00 am: Purgatorial Society

Friday: Weekday

Readings: Hebrew 4:1-5, 11; Mark 2: 1-12

6:30 am: Shirley Weinmann

8:00 am: Purgatorial Society

Saturday: Weekday: BVM on Saturday

Readings: Hebrew 4:12—16; Mark 2:13-17

8:00 am: Bob Scherrer

Sunday: 2nd Sunday In Ordinary Time

Readings: Isaiah 62: 1-5; 1 Corinthians 12: 4-11; John 2: 1-11

Sat. 5:00 pm: Scott Erbs

Sun. 7:30 am: People of the Parish

Sun. 9:00 am: Ginny Schiwinger Sun. 11:00 am: Jim Suellentrop

Ray Bainter Jane Betteken

Fred Faller Marilyn Fortune

Coy Graham

Christopher Hack

Julian Najbar J. Harvey Stark

Anna Maria Vigil Virginia Zink

Jerry Adlon

Joseph Adlon

Angela Avellone

Carol Belloli Mary Bolesta

Andrea Britton

Deborah Busch-Cejka

Margaret Dulle

Loretta Duncan

Ann Fehrenbacher Ginny Frein

MaryLeeAnn Giardina

Steve Golomski LaVerne Gyaky

Marianne Hamm

Ken Hammer Adam Heath

Bill Hohn

Dan Hoover Ginny Kelly

Mary Alice Kissel Fran Lee

Lorraine Leicht Arleen Lutz Kathleen Meehan

Josie Merlo

Ed Nestor Laura Nurre

Craig O’Mara

Joseph Pazdernik

Cindy Phillips Kay Polak

Amy Polokonis Garry Robben

Nancy Roques Rosemarie

Sabatini Frances Scharenborg

Joey Scharenborg

Joe Schiwinger Glenn Schubert Marylyn Simpson

Geraldine Steyns Mike Tennant Julie Venable

Jeanne Wanner Mary Wiegert Chris Winkelmann

Joe Wright Ralph Zipfel

Carol Beaudreau

Pat Beetz Trish Betteken

Madi Beuligmann

Dave Blum

Dan Boever Neal Bowling

Mark Breihan

Bob Carpenter Richard Carter Brent Cole

Alexis Coleman

Dona Coleman

Brendyn Driver Kevin Flynn

David Garavaglia

Jasper Giardina

Marilyn Haefner Matt Haus

John Honig

Dorothy Kelly

Pat Kennedy

Jennifer Knapczyk Patricia Knott Benjamin Laux

Julie Mahon

Rhonda McClure

Gwen McGilley

Angela Oransky

David Ortmann

Colleen Polak

Michael Ratterman

Beatriz Roa

Kelly Ross Christine Salamone Dale Schubert Anita Sutter Laurie Trudzinski Anna Vigil Phyllis Wamsley

Joe Wiedner Melissa Williams Karl Winkler

Lt. Col. Michael McCleish Steven Spoljaric

and for All Men and Women in the Armed Forces

Please let the Parish Office know of changes to the prayer list. Call 843-8482 x0. Thank you!

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Please pray for the repose of the souls of:

Joaquin Vigil Husband of Mayda

died Saturday, December 28, 2018

Michael Meyer Grandfather Patrick Bergin

Lord take them home, fill them with peace and bless those who will miss them.

Adorers Needed ASAP!! Adorers are needed ASAP for Monday mornings from 9-10 am and Tuesdays from 10-11 am. We have NO adorers during either of these time slots. Please prayerfully consider spending time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Contact Carol Craft at 314/749-

7852 or Jean Fiala at 314/809-7909.

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Dynamic Catholic, Alive! - Prayer We hear in this week’s Gospel about how Jesus visited John the Baptist and was baptized with water. We also hear that after His baptism, Je-sus took time to pray. Jesus was commissioned by God for a large and vital mission, and He knew that He only had three short years to ac-complish it! His example shows us that no matter how busy we are or how much we have to do it is vital that we take time to pray. In fact, the examples shown by Jesus and many of the saints teach us that the need to take time to pray grows with the busyness of our lives. Please, Jesus, instill in all of us the desire to build a deeper relationship with you through prayer. Amen. archstl.org/dynamic

Month of January Offertory Gifts

$

Plumbing Repair Fund

$ 23,210.00

($50,000.00 goal)

It takes $141,000 in monthly general contributions to meet our Parish Offertory Budget. Thank you for your generosity!

Fall into Giving through Faith Di-rect, which is the most convenient and secure way for you to make your weekly offering to St. Justin Martyr. Your automatic contribu-tions through Faith Direct will save valuable time for both you and our parish staff. Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: MO884.

Stewardship “John answered them all, ‘I baptize you with water;

but he who is mightier than I is coming…he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit... ’” (Luke 3:16)

The Catholic Catechism states that “Jesus’ immersion in the water is a sign for all human beings of the need to die to themselves to do God’s will.” In other words, as baptized Catholics there is only one gift that we need to give to Jesus – the gift of ourselves. Surrender yourself to God, place your trust in Him and allow the Holy Spirit to work through you for the greater glory of God.

Fiat Women’s Group All women are invited to Kenrick-

Glennon Seminary (5200 Glennon Drive, 63119) on the third Thurs-day of each month for prayer and a talk. The next meeting will be on January 17th. The speaker will be Father Fadi Auro, Assis-tant Professor of Philosophy at Kenrick Glennon Seminary. The Rosary will be prayed at 8 a.m., and Father Fadi will speak from 8:15 a.m. until 9 a.m. Coffee will be offered afterwards in the Fireside Lounge until 9:30 a.m. For more information or to watch videos from past Fiat talks, see: www.kenrick.edu/fiat.

Parish Library Parents, you can use the books on the Children’s shelves during Mass for your young ones. But, PLEASE return them to the library yellow basket after Mass. You do not need to check them out unless you want to take them home. Since the children’s books get used the most, new books like the following are being added: THE CHRISTMAS GIFT (El regalo de Navidad) is a beautifully illustrated read-to book about the plight of a migrant worker and his family. Written in English and Spanish, this true story reveals how this family celebrated Christmas in spite of their poverty. MAX GIVES THANKS TO GOD is a book of inspirational nursery rhymes just the right size for little hands. GOD MADE WONDERFUL ME! is an interactive book the young ones will enjoy.

SJM Lifeteen There are a lot of great things going on with our Youth! In January,12 - 8th graders and 2 high school students will be headed to the March for Life in Washington DC! Please pray for us. Every Wednesday from 7-9:00 in the Rectory Basement all High School Students are wel-come to join us for fellowship and faith. Coming Dec. 3 Our Middle School Ministry invites you to join us in praise and preparation for Christmas. Questions??? Contact Liz Miller at [email protected] or by phone 314-630-5181

Get Away From It All For A Weekend Experience the beautiful surround-ings, prayerful environment, deli-cious food, comfortable rooms and insightful presenters at King’s House in Belleville. Make retreat with other women from our parish on March 22-24. Join us for a time of rest, renewal, and spiritual nourishment, just 15 minutes from St. Louis. Contact our Parish captain Carol Bell at 843-8158 for further information or to register.

Widows & Widowers Session II of Seasons of Hope will begin on Monday, January 14, 2019 at the home of Mary Wainscott, 10617 Twilight Drive, 314 842 1230 or 314 420 7475. Whether or not you attended Session I, you are invit-ed, welcome, encouraged to attend. Gentlemen are especially encour-aged to join this faith-filled hope-filled group. Call one of the numbers above or the rectory (Marie or Karen will pass your message to me). Our Lady of Good Counsel, pray for us.

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Pastor’s Pen Of Calendar items and events on the horizon…

Catholic Schools week is scheduled for the last full week this January. An open house kicks off the week – from 8am till 11am. (note the shortened hours). Tuesday will find Frs. Kempf and Johnson doing a Q and A with the students. Wednesday is the always popular lunch with your (biological) family members. Assorted dress up days and dress down days are sprinkled through the week. Friday finds us closing the week with our all school mass. It is a good way to celebrate all the good that God does through our parish school! And, because I can never say it enough, thanks to our amazing faculty and staff for all the love and effort they put into your ministry. What a gift you are to our school families. ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Our annual Celebration of Blessings event is just 2 months away. This year’s event will follow the traditional auction routine. Though you will find more information elsewhere in this bulletin, we need your help to solicit donors and sponsors and to purchase and/or donate the items that you will then bid on and buy back on March 9th at the Li’una event center.

One of the changes for this year involves electronic bidding. No more standing in lines, fighting to be the last one to get your bid in. Now, it all happens either through your phone or through a device (an ipad) that will be provided. People will be there to help you learn how to place a bid, or to place the bids with you all evening. Updates on the status of your bids will be sent to you throughout the evening. You can place a bid that will automatically update itself to a certain dollar amount (eg: I would be willing to bid $100 maximum on that set of Cardinal Memorabilia) Your ‘bid’ would go up incrementally each time you are outbid by someone else. Theoretically speaking, you would never have to leave your table.

So, mark your calendars, solicit those donations and sponsorships, and take advantage of the early registration incentive by reserving your space now for the 2019 version of the SJM Celebration of Blessings on March 9, 2019.

----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Finally, as an FYI, I have the chance to get away for a Monday through Friday trip to sunny Florida, in January, and then for a Saturday to Saturday trip to our island paradise of Turks and Caicos in February. Fr. Johnson and the staff will keep things running smoothly in my absence. And know how to reach me in case of emergency…

Thank You Thanks once again for your generosity, we were able to provide Christmas for 7 families. We are so grate-ful to have the opportunity to assists our Neighbors in Need, and could not be as generous without your assistance. If you are interested in becoming a member of St. Justin St. Vincent dePaul, please con-tact us through the SVDP answer line, 843-8482 ext. 2701 and someone will contact you and provide further information about the organization.

Need Your Help! Need driver(s) to take St. Justin Martyr parishioner to 7:30 a.m. Mass one Sunday a month. Call Deacon Chris Winkelmann for more details 843-8482 ext. 2720. Thank you.

Collecting 2019 Calendars I am collecting unwanted 2019 calendars for a nurs-ing home. If you have calendars to donate, please leave them in the church library by January 28. They are much appreciated. Thanks.

Pat Winkelmann

Liturgical Ministry Saturday, January 19, 2019, 5:00 pm

Celebrant: Father William Kempf Lector: Dorothy Pfaff Servers: Drew Cox Jacob Cox Extraordinary Ministers: Debbie Murphy (MC) Ed Shaver

Dave Aten Pat Roy Kurt Ahrens Ginny Duggan Volunteer Needed

Sunday, January 20, 2019, 7:30 am Celebrant: Father John Johnson Lector: Art Scheer Servers: Miguel Wassilak Andrew Wilke Extraordinary Ministers: Lee Wassilak (MC) Pat McCleish Rich Tedoni Bill Stuckel Al Greishaber Mary Strouth Seminarian

Sunday, January 20, 2019, 9:00 am Celebrant: Father William Kempf Lector: Tom Richard Servers: Alex Brinkman Ella Reilly Ryan Wingerter Extraordinary Ministers: Donna Concannon (MC) Carol Bell Jim Heinz Margaret Sommer Greg Uhrhan James Book Seminarian

Sunday, January 20, 2019, 11:00 am Celebrant: Father John Johnson Lector: Anna Musich Servers: Anthony Lally Eileen La;;y Faith Rodriguez Extraordinary Ministers: Maggie Davila (MC) Trisha Hardesty Patty Krieger Maytie Harrington Tom VanMierlo Pat Quarando Seminarians

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Needles and Knots The Monday evening quilt group will resume tomor-row, January 7 from 7-9:30 pm and the Thursday group will meet on January 10 from 9:30 till 2:30 in the rectory basement. They are looking forward to making more adorable baby quilts stitch by stitch and having a quilt raffle of a full/queen size quilt . If you have any questions, call Laura at 729-7360.

School News

Save the Date! School Open House January 27th!

All of our students and staff invite you to our Annual Open House on Sunday, January 13, 2019 from 8-

11am. We are so grateful for your wonderful support of school. Our Ambassadors would love to give you a tour, or you can wander through school by yourself. We are so proud of all we do, we’d love to show it all to

you.

Thought of the Week "LOVING FATHER, at the Baptism of your Son your voice

was OUR CONSOLATION, OUR HOPE, AND OUR JOY. CON-SOLE US AGAIN THROUGH YOUR WORD, JESUS CHRIST,

WHO IS OUR LORD, NOW AND FOREVER. AMEN."

5th Grade Girl Scouts Live Their The fifth grade Girl Scouts of SJM just completed their requirements for the “I Live My Faith” award. Throughout the process, they learned more about their Catholic faith, including that all of God’s crea-tion is important. In emphasizing the need to care for all parts of creation, they practiced service for their fellow humans, as well as animals. They learned the importance of prayer; practicing tradi-tional methods, as well as ways to make prayer and religious learning fun. As they learned more about the importance of receiving the Sacraments, they want to encourage all of our parish family to renew their personal relationship with God in the new year through fun, prayer and the Sacraments. The girls thank their parish family for the ongoing support and hope you’ll join them to be recognized for their award at this year’s Girl Scout Mass on March 10 at 11am.

Girl Scouts of St. Justin Serve Donuts this Sunday After All Masses

The Girl Scout troops of St. Justin are honored to serve donuts to our parishioners this weekend. Last month we really enjoyed crafting

with and caroling to residents at Bethesda Dilworth Senior Living. This month we kick off the 101st sea-son of cookie sales to help us raise money for earn-ing badges and camping trips. Next month our 7th grade Cadette troop will serve the visitors of Room at the Inn as part of their Silver award. In March we will celebrate the religious awards we earn with a special Mass. In April we will collect much needed personal care items to restock food pantries as part of our April Showers event. In May we will help place flags at the grave sites of the brave soldiers buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on Memorial Day. We would like to thank all of you for your support.

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SAJE News

SAJE Nurse; Deb Goldfeder, SAJE Community Nurse, is available in our Rectory Meeting Room 1 on Tuesday afternoons from 1-4pm. She is availa-ble to talk about your health concerns, your medication interactions, and check your blood pressure.

St. Justin 2019 Baseball/Softball Registration Open Sunday, Dec. 9th

It might be cold outside, but St. Justin Baseball & Softball registration is here. Baseball/Softball registration will open Sunday 12/9/18 and close Wednesday 2/13/19. 3rd-8th Grade Softball/Baseball will play in CYC. Fee is $95. Preschool, Kindergarten 1st and 2nd Grade Softball/Baseball will play through Queen of All Saints Instructional League. Fee is $50. Any child currently enrolled in Preschool is eligible to play. We utilize Sports Illustrated Play as our registration software at St. Justin. To register for the upcoming season please click the following link from our SJMAA SI PLAY REG-ISTRATION PAGE on the parish website. Once there click the link that takes you to register directly on SI Play. If this is your child’s first time playing a sport through St. Justin click the “Create a new Account” option to create a new family account. Coaches are needed as well. Protecting God's Children, Back-ground Check and CYC Card are required for every coach. To learn more about signing up to be a St. Justin coach Click Here to see the St. Justin coaching resources. Rosters are now submitted electronically so coaches must sign up through the SI Play website and add themselves as Coach or Assistant Coach for each season and sport. For further details on St. Jus-tin athletics please visit this St. Justin Athletic Associ-ation link on our parish website. Please note that not all St. Justin grades have enough players to field a baseball or softball team in every age division. If this is the case we will try to place your daughter or son with another local CYC parish team to make sure they are able to play. If you have any questions please do hesitate to contact Mark Hotz at 314-471-9011 or at [email protected] .

Come Run With Us! SJM Track and Field registration is open now through February 28th to all kids currently en-rolled in Pre-school - 8th Grade. Participants will be able to compete in a variety of Track and Field events, all age appropriate. We will start practic-ing the week after spring break, location and time TBD. The fee is $35 per child, each runner will re-ceive a team shirt. Each child must have one par-ent volunteer present at each track meet. Athletes in kindergarten through 8th grade will participate in the practice meets as well as the CYC meet at the end of the season. Preschool age runners will participate in the practice meets with the team, age restrictions will not allow them to compete in the CYC meet. We utilize Sports Illustrated Play as our registration software at St. Justin. To register for the upcoming season please click the following link from our SJMAA SI PLAY REGISTRATION PAGE on the parish website. Once there click the link that takes you to register directly on SI Play. If this is your child’s first time playing a sport through St. Justin click the “Create a new Ac-count” option to create a new family account. Coaches are needed as well. Protecting God's Chil-dren, Background Check and CYC Card are re-quired for every coach. To learn more about sign-ing up to be a St. Justin coach Click Here to see the St. Justin coaching resources. For further de-tails on St. Justin athletics please visit this St. Jus-tin Athletic Association link on our parish website.

St. Justin Martyr Athletic Association Founder's Scholarship and South County

District CYC Scholarships

Each year St. Justin Martyr Athletic Association awards Founder’s Scholarships to two (2) St. Justin Martyr Parish School 8th Grade students that will continue their education at a Catholic high school. Founder’s Scholarships recipients are recognized at SJM Parish School graduation in May. The $500 award will be sent directly to the recipients selected Catholic high school. The recipients are chosen by the SJMAA Board, Father Bill and Mrs. Schroff. St. Louis South County District CYC Scholarships are awarded to students from member parishes across the South County District CYC at a banquet typical-ly held in April. SJMAA will submit two (2) 8th grade students, one girl and one boy, from SJM School to be considered for this $500 award. Recip-ients are chosen by the South County District CYC Board. The application process for the Founder’s Scholarships and South County CYC Scholarships is the same and requires: 1. A completed South County District CYC Scholarship Application 2. Two (2) letters of recommendation 3. 8th Grade First Semester Report Card Application, Letters of Rec-ommendation and Report Card are due to the School Office by end of class on February 15th. No late submissions will be considered. Applications will be available at the School Office beginning on Monday January 7th. If you have any questions reach out to Andy Stann at [email protected]

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Let’s Do Lunch! SAJE day trips return on Wednesday, January 16, when we trek to Sisters Tea House in Old Towne Fen-ton. The Tea House, which is on the Navajo historical registry, has served as the Holz Hotel, the Navajo Ho-tel, and possibly a brothel (but not in that order) prior to its present incarnation. The House features many unique and charming pieces of bric a brac, as well as a light lunch which is reasonably priced. Meet at St. Eliz-abeth of Hungary upper parking lot at 11:00 AM and we will carpool from there. For reservation either call Mary 314-822-4736 or email [email protected].

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CHRISTMAS FLOWERS IN HONOR/MEMORY OF:

Barb Ahearn, Ahrens Family, Thomas Athanas, Tyler Athanas, Rich Barthelmass, Mary Ann Barthelmass, Barthelmass Family, Bette Bates, Joe Bettehen, Lou & Marie Binz, Clarence & Hazel Birnbreier,

Boesewetter Family, Dorothy Bohning, Edward Bolesta, Mr. & Mrs. G.H. Busse, Rev. John Caffe, John & Teresa Calcaterra, Peter Castelli, Christophel Family, Joe Craft, Craft Family, Denis Daly, S.J., Patricia Devine, Frank Dickmann, Margaret Dickmann, Marie Dolan, James Duggan, Enger Family,

James J. Fagan, Dr. Leo & Josephine Fagan, James J. Fagan, Jr., Mike & Lou Family Fischer, Christopher Fox, Everett & Bernice Fox, Debbie Frein, Alice Frein, William J. & Katherine Frein, Cy Furrer, John & Jennie Fuse, Joseph & Edith Garavaaglia, Thomas Gates, Betty Gibson, Thomas & Josephine Gioia,

Josephine Gipson, Ed & Eddie Goetz, Ginny Grieshaber, Hirner Family, Max & Ozetta Hockle, JoEllyn Hoffmann, Mr. & Mrs. William Hohn Jr., Ralph & Olivia James, Edmund Jucewicz, Les Kappel,

Connie Kappel, Jim & Mary Elizabeth Kearns, Kearns & Hoffmeister Families, Harold Kissel, Kloepper Family, Pat Kromer, Krystl Family, Walter H. Kuhlmann, Jim & Mary Elizabeth Laflin,

Ken & Marian Lambrechts, Lucille Link, Ed & Carrie Linneman, Emil & Esther Lipic, Lipic & Spaeth Families, Guy & Blanch Manni, Marcella McCarthy, Jack McGrath, McGrath Family, Frances Mirkay,

Eugene & Josphine Morgenthaler Sr., Kitty Moynihan, Mudd Family, Bert Naert, Mr. & Mrs. J. Nickels, Mr. & Mrs. R.C. O'Blennis, George & Arlene Post, Prazma Family, James Pualowski, Hal Randolph,

Raymond Reichert, Helen Reichert, Reichert Family, Marcie Reichman, William & Dan Reilly, Valentine & Marie Reis, Mary & Ray Remiger, Stephen Michael Ringkamp, Al & Melba Ringkamp, Risety Family, Roach Family, Frances Roques, Robert Roques, Jim Rygelski, Joseph Sabatini, Sr.,

Gregory Sanders, Bernard Sanders, Sanders Family, Sansone Family, Saunders Family, Leo Scheiper, Alice & Edward Schlitt, Edward Schlitt, A. Louise Schmitt, V. Paul Schmitt, Mary E. Schmitt,

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schmutz, Dan and Ruth Stocker, Stratmann Family, Strouth Family, The Garden Team, The Quilters, John & Mary Tomazi, Ed,Ron and Vickie Trueman, Mr. & Mrs. O. Trueman, Trueman Family,

Deacon John "Scotty" Wainscott, Mae Whitmore, Charles & Eileen Wieoner, Vince (Marty) Wolf, Barbara Zipfel

DONORS: Barbara Ahrens, Jo Baer, Bob & Ruth Barteau, Mary Ann Barthelmass, Carol Bell, Jane Betteken,

Don & Marietta Binz, Mary Bolesta, Arthur and Ann Braun, Julie Castelli, Sandy Christophel, Carol Craft,

Magdalen Davila, Tom Devine, Fritz & Linda Dickmann, Pete & Angelica Dopuch, Virginia Duggan,

Sue Fagan, Gary & Karen Fox, William & Virginia Frein, Marie Furrer, Mary Gioia, Al Grieshaber,

Alberta Haessig, Randy & Clarette Harnish, James & Kathryn Heese, Bob & Joan Hirner,

Clarence & Joanne Hockle, John Hoffmann, Bill and Mary Hohn III, Lee & Jacguelyn Kearney,

Rod & Dee Kettelkamp, Mary Alice Kissel, Judy Kuhlmann, Tom & Katie Lally, Randy & Barb Latal,

Frances Lee, Patricia Link, Martin & Mary Claire Lipic, Tom & Leslie McCarthy, Pat & Chris McCleish,

Mary McGrath, Nicholas Mirkay, Donald & Elaine Moore, Gene & Cindy Morgenthaler Jr.,

Richard & Theresa Moser, Terri Muckler, Marlene Nickels, Butch & Jene O'Blennis,

Donald & Phyllis O'Mara, Conchita Ongjoco, Jeffrey & Molly Pieschel, Ann Poludniak,

Tom & Wendy Reilly, Vernon & Ann Remiger, Steve & Patty Ringkamp, Patricia Roy, Rosemarie Sabatini,

Irene Sanders, Art & Pete Scheer, David & Janet Schmidt, Dick Schmitt, David & Lynne Stratmann,

Ed & Mary Strouth, Ginny Syron, John & Corrine Tomazi, Joe & Julie Vander Pluym,

Sam & Mary Anne Vitale, Mary Wainscott, Michael & Laura Wennemann, Mary Willett,

Christian & Patricia Winkelmann, Ralph Zipfel

Welcome Guests & Visitors! We are happy to have you!

Perhaps you are thinking about making Saint Justin Martyr your home parish. We are happy to help you become a registered parishioner and welcome you to our faith community. If you are interested in joining our parish, please call the Parish Office 314-843-

8482. If you are interested in attending Saint Justin Martyr School call the School Office at 314-843-6447.

Need help putting names with faces? You’ll love our directory!

The parish online directory is an excellent tool to help parishioners get to know each other and build com-munity. You can access the directory from the SJM

homepage under “parish links” or bookmark this link: https://stjustinmartyr.ctrn.co/directory/index.php.

Your username is your first name and last name com-bined, e.g., “john smith”. There is a new password reset feature on the login page to access your pass-

word if you have forgotten it. Please upload a picture if you have not yet done

so. DON’T MISS OUT ON THE AWESOME AND CONVENIENT MOBILE APP!

You can download the free mobile app by searching “CTRN Online Directory” at your app store. You will be asked for our mobile privacy code. It is stjustinmartyr. When the app opens, enter your username and pass-word, and select “remember me.” This is super handy to help with names when you are out and about at parish events and one of Fr. Bill’s favorite features! If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

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OpeIN K IRKWOOD

3828 S Lindbergh 842-7678

Contact David Grattan to place an ad today!

[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x5864

R.A. GUINNER PLUMBING CO.

(314) 752-9850Complete Remodeling & RepairLicensed • Bonded • Insured

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Piotr Kulikowski, M.D. I N T E R N A L M E D I C I N E

6400 Clayton Road, Suite 303

St. Louis, MO 63117

Phone: 314-647-6666

314-481-7333 Sales and Service

Serving the St Louis Area Since 1927

N E I G H B O R H O O D F R I E N D LY J E W E L E RSunset Village Shops

3828 S. Lindbergh314-842-1000 • www.huelsmanjewelers.com

Proud grandparents of two St. Justin Martyr students!

BOPP CHAPEL

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Family Owned and Operated Since 1902

10610 Manchester Rd. 965-7680 www.boppchapel.com

KOPP CONCRETE, INC.Patios • Driveways • Porches

Sidewalks • Steps

TIM KOPP314-892-4928

Commercial & Residential

(314) 487-4564

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Lou Kilo, CPCUAuto • Home • Life Health • Business

5151 Mattis Road314-843-5151

FUNERAL HOME2906 GRAVOIS

772-3000

10151 GRAVOIS 842-4458

5255 LEMAY FERRY 894-4500

Walnut Park Auto Body & Restoration

~ Since 1942 ~

Ray Maserang9760 Watson Rd., Crestwood, MO

Phone: 314-965-2953

Freezer Beef • Party Foods • Catering

H A N L E N SBIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO WANT TO11037 Manchester, Kirkwood • 966-8606 • D. Hanlen

H.M.S. Quality Meat Service, Inc. • B. Hanlen

Fax: 314-966-1209

SUNSET HILLS DENTAL GROUP

Edward C. Hotz, DDS Parishioner

11810 Gravois, just west of Lindbergh

842-5000 x12

Sherbrooke Village Nursing Center4005 Ripa Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63125

Residential and Skilled Care 314-544-1111

MERLO PLUMBING CO., INC.

314-843-1000www.merloplumbing.com

Plumbing • Lawn Irrigation • Fountains

Parish Member

Mike Fontana

965-4745

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Soil, Groundwater, Drinking Water,

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Collinsville, IL • Lenexa, KS • Downers Grove, IL

(877) 344-1003 or (618) 344-1004

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Any Electrical Work of $100 or more

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54 Weldon Parkway Maryland Heights, MO 63043

800-338-4006

[email protected]

Rich Wagner, Chairman

Preston Fancher, President

Professional Counseling & PsychiatryIndividual, Child, Family, and Marriage Counseling

9200 Watson Rd., G-101, St. Louis, MO 63126

314-544-3800 / SaintLouisCounseling.org

9942 Watson Rd

822-4909

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Bankhead & Firth Orthodontics

843-5553DR. JOHN R. FIRTH DDS, MS

3890 S. Lindbergh Blvd #115

www.bankheadand!rthortho.com

Kurt M. Eichholz, MD, FACS

4590 S. Lindbergh Blvd.

St. Louis, MO 63127

Call for an appointment:

314-270-9494

Kurt M.

www.stlmisc.com

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