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CLERGY

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4725 Mattis Rd. St. Louis, MO 63128

January 28, 2018 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

We Saved You a Seat!

Everyone is Welcome!

FEBRUARY 9 School Mission Carnival /12:45-2 p.m. Mother/Daughter Words on Wood /7 p.m. 10 Confirmation Retreat /9 a.m.-3 p.m. 14 Ash Wednesday Mass Times: 6:30 a.m. / 8 a.m. / 10 a.m. / 7 p.m. 50+ Game Day /1-3 p.m. 16 Fish Fry /4:30-7 p.m. 19 Presidents Day No School / No ELC / Parish Office Closed 22-25 Men’s White House Retreat 23 Fish Fry /4:30-7 p.m. 24 Athletic Association Trivia Night /7 p.m. (Sold Out!) 25 Assumption Youth Choir Assumption Day with the St. Louis Ambush Soccer Team 26-28 Parish Mission w/Michael Cumbie

SUN 1/28

8:15 a.m.-Noon TWB Sales 10 a.m.-1 p.m. School Open House SC

7 p.m. Our Lady of Guadalupe for Life CH

7 p.m. AA Open Meeting LL

MON 1/29

Catholic Schools Week 8:30 a.m. Rosary CH

9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. Parish Office Closed STAFF MEETING

5:30-6:15 p.m. Preschool PSR LL

5:30-6:15 p.m. PSR Choir LL

6:15-7:30 p.m. PSR CH/SC

7 p.m. Men’s ACTS SC

TUE 1/30

8:30 Perpetual Help Devotions CH

8:30 a.m. Exercise LL

8:45 a.m. Rosary CH

6:30 p.m. Fatima Prayer Group CH

7 p.m. CREED Study Group SC

WED 1/31

8:30 a.m. Rosary CH

8:30 a.m.-Noon Senior Wednesday Activities LL

9 a.m.-Noon Quilters REC

10 a.m. Chair Exercises LL

6 p.m. Parish Holy Hour CH

7 p.m. Development Meeting LL

7-9 p.m. Adult Choir LL

THU 2/1

8:30 a.m. Rosary CH

8:30 a.m. Exercise LL

7 p.m. Women in the New Evangelization LL

7 p.m. Women’s Spirituality LL

FRI 2/2

8:30 a.m. Rosary CH

8:30 a.m. Senior Ministry Potluck Breakfast LL

10 a.m. Chair Exercises LL

7:30 p.m. AA Newcomers Meeting LL

SAT 2/3

Youth Choir Bake Sale after 5 p.m. Mass 8:30 a.m. Rosary CH

SUN 2/4

GOOD NEWS SUNDAY Youth Choir Bake Sale after all Masses

8:15 a.m.-Noon TWB Sales 7 p.m. Our Lady of Guadalupe for Life CH

7 p.m. AA Open Meeting LL

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This Week

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Special Events

Assumption Parish (Mattese) warmly welcomes you to our family of Faith! I/We would like to register at Assumption:

Name: ________________________________

Phone: ________________________________

E-mail: ________________________________

Please return this slip to the Parish Office (located in the Rectory) or drop in the offertory basket, and we will be in touch soon to help you register here! You may also visit the office Monday-Friday, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to register.

Everyone needs a family. Belonging to a parish family unites us with people of all ages and backgrounds in the journey to Jesus Christ.

Registering at Assumption

Assumption Athletic Association Trivia Night

is sold out. Thank you for your support!

Please return your palm branches to church by February 11.

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Vision: - Continue the work of Jesus Christ

Goal: - Every parishioner—a saint!

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Christmas $202.00

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End of Year-Needed Most $10.00

Fill the Gap-Parish School $25.00

General Fund $18,632.60

Immaculate Conception $1.00

Lifeline Coalition $155.00

Maintenance Fund $5.00

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Assumption Youth Take Part in March for Life

The annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. took place on Jan. 19. A group of 47 people from Assumption Youth Minis-try (18 high school students, 19 eighth-graders, nine adult chaperones, and Father Keller) left for the Generation Life pilgrimage on Wednesday, Jan. 17, and returned to St. Louis on Sunday, Jan. 21.

Generation Life is open to groups across the Archdiocese. This year, more than 2,200 teenagers and chaperones took part in the event.

Assumption Youth Ministry’s participation in the March for Life was made possible in part by the generosity of the Father Griffin Council of the Knights of Columbus and Assumption’s Pro-Life Committee. The Pro-Life Committee not only con-tributed financially, but members also gave their time to direct traffic (in very cold weather!), as Assumption was a “launch site” for six of the 41 buses.

Thank you to everyone who made this experience a memorable one for the youth of Assumption, including our Assumption Senior Ministry members who provided prayer cards and travel games for each participant, as well as, handmade travel pillows for the long bus ride! Lastly, the pilgrimage would not have been possible without the selflessness of the six young adults and our two seminarians who volunteered as chaperones!

Candidate: Mr. David Schaeffer for the Major Order of Sacred Diaconate Canon 1029 – After all circumstances have been taken into account in the prudent judgment of the proper bishop or the competent major superior, only those should be promoted to orders who have an integral faith, are motivated by a right intention, possess the required knowledge, and enjoy a good reputation, good morals, and proven virtues, and other physical and psychological qualities which are appropriate to the order to be received.

The above is what Canon Law says about one who petitions the Archbishop to be ordained a Deacon. Canon 1029 makes it clear that becoming a Deacon is not about fulfilling require-ments, it is about an integrated lifestyle of love for Jesus Christ and of service to the Church.

Following the age-old custom of the Church, as maintained by Canon Law (Canon Law 1051, paragraph 2), it is my privilege to announce publicly that Mr. David Schaefer is a candidate for the major order of Sacred Diaconate, to be conferred on June 2, 2018, at 10 a.m. at the Cathedral Basilica. Anyone who knows any reason why this candidate should not be ordained is bound to disclose this immediately.

Please join me in prayer for Mr. Schaefer and for each of the diaconate candidates, that these times of immediate prepa-ration for ordination will be times of extraordinary grace and abiding peace.

God bless, Father Keller

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Youth Ministry Melissa Hunter

Youth Apostolate Coordinator

Christian marriage and family life is a source of grace and many blessings.

The priests at Assumption are happy to sit down with couples to discuss how to grow together in holiness.

The priests prepare couples for marriage, provide counseling, initiate an annulment, or con-validate a civil marriage.

Holy Matrimony and Family Life Call a priest for preparation for Holy Matrimony, con-validation of a civil marriage, initiation of an annulment, or counseling for marital difficulties.

Pastor’s Column Father Thomas Keller

Pastor

Assumption Day with the St. Louis Ambush Support the Assumption Youth Choir when they sing at the St. Louis Ambush soccer game on Feb. 25 at the Family Arena in St. Charles! Tickets cost $10 each, and can be ordered through the school or parish office (checks made payable to Assumption Parish).

Thank You Assumption! The Prison Ministry team would like to

thank Assumption parishioners for Serving Christ in others by contributing food and monetary donations in 2017. Your generosity

enabled the team to provide a Christmas meal for the Catholic prisoners in the

Potosi Correctional Center.

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Jan. 28 SUNDAY

7:30 a.m. Otto Huber †

9 a.m. People of the Parish

10:30 a.m. Richard Schall †

Noon William Kelly †

Jan. 29 MONDAY

6:30 a.m. John Mosher †

8 a.m. Marilyn Seaton †

Jan. 30 TUESDAY

6:30 a.m. Jackie Gamache †

8 a.m. John and Frances Meagher †

Jan. 31 WEDNESDAY

6:30 a.m. Agnes Jean Vogler †

8 a.m. Tim Mooney †

Feb. 1 THURSDAY

6:30 a.m. Josef Ruppe †

8 a.m. Betty Russell †

Feb. 2 FRIDAY

6:30 a.m. Bart and Marilyn Angeli

8 a.m. Marilyn Zinselmeyer †

Feb. 3 SATURDAY

8 a.m. Joseph Davidson †

5 p.m. Vi and Al Camenzind †

Feb. 4 SUNDAY

7:30 a.m. People of the Parish

9 a.m. Margaret Kornhardt †

10:30 a.m. Richard Haupt †

Noon Gina Giorgi †

† denotes deceased

Mass Intentions †

THOSE WHO ARE ILL

Theon Heisserer

Jacquelene Helberg

Bill Henzey

Sheree Henzey

Bette Houska

Barbara Huber

Jean Huston

Richard Jaggie

Harold Johnston

Marilyn Kappesser

Julie Kauffmann

Michelle Pagan

Dan S.

OUR MILITARY *denotes parishioner

Steven Wodraska,USN

James Wolnik, USAF*

Nicole Wright, USA

Joshua Zarr

Tim Andrews, USCG

Davey Ardrey, USAR

Raymond Bast, USN

Kyle Bottorf

Justin Brock, USA*

Robert Bryant III, USAF*

Dustin Burnett, USAF

Dakota Chappel

Lauren Chellis, USN

In Our Prayers In Our Prayers Weekly Readings

Parish Library Volunteers Needed

As we approach Lent, Church reminds us to step back from our everyday routine and take time to reflect on what we can do to better serve our community.

Our Assumption Parish library is an excellent resource available to all our parishioners. Volunteering in the library provides you with hands-on resources that deepen your relation-ship with God. For those who may not have visited our library, it is located in the church lower level and is open every Sunday morning. Feel free to stop by and see how you can help by volunteering!

You may also e-mail Sharon Bathon at [email protected] or call 314-749-8872 (if needed, please leave a message). Your help would contribute greatly to the success of our Parish library.

At Assumption Parish, we have a number of ways to get involved:

· Small Prayer Groups · Helping to Plan Activities for the 50+ Club · Meal Preparations for Homebound or a Dish for Funeral Luncheons · Small Group Book Discussions · Weekday Library Volunteers

Get Involved! Call the Senior Ministry Office at

314-487-7970, ext. 1228, for more information.

Fall Prevention Discussed on Wednesday

During Senior Wednesday Activities on Jan. 24, and thanks to the suggestion of Assumption Parishioner and Occupational Therapist Bernadette Valko, we watched a video called, “How to Prevent Falls in the Home: Tips from The American Occu-pational Therapy Association and the National Council on Aging.” In the video, an occupational therapist visits a senior’s home and makes suggestions for modifying certain rooms to prevent the senior from falling. We discussed low cost items and ideas after viewing the film.

We also made an emergency information kit for a senior (or single person living alone) to keep in their freezer. If you would like the handouts from our discussion or the Emergency Medical Service information kit, call our Senior Ministry Office at 314-487-7970, ext. 1221. If you would like the video link to be e-mailed to you, e-mail [email protected].

If you or a senior member of your family (or a friend) needs FREE medical equipment, call St. Louis HELP (Health Equipment Lending Program) at 314-567-4700.

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Senior Ministry Laura Benson

Senior Apostolate Coordinator

Senior MinistryLaura Benson

Senior Apostolate Coordinator

Students Study St. Rose Philippine Duchesne

On Monday evening, the Assumption Parish School of Religion students celebrated the bicentennial of St. Rose Philip-pine Duchesne by learning more about her dream to travel to America to be a missionary to the Native Americans. St. Rose Philippine Duchesne fulfilled this dream when she was 72 years old. The children learned that she was known as “the woman who always prays.” The students then spent time in prayer.

Those who were baptized in January received the baptismal blessing. Mrs. Reinhardt’s class went to confession.

Next PSR Class: #19 The Missions

The preschool students learned about “the baby in the basket.” Moses was saved by being placed in the basket in the river.

Next Preschool PSR Class: “N” Noah’s Ark

Parish School of Religion Julie Connors

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Patrick colors an activity sheet about St. Rose Philippine Duchesne.

The gift of Baptism forgives original sin, opens the doors of eternal life, and initiates one into the Church.

Infants should be baptized as soon as possible after birth.

Adults and youth interested in Baptism or membership in the Catholic Church are welcome to call the Parish Office for more information.

Baptisms and Becoming Catholic

Baptisms are usually scheduled at a weekend Mass or on Sundays

at 1:15 p.m. Please call the Parish Office to schedule.

Senior Wednesday Activity—January 31

9 a.m. Valentine candle craft for your home 10 a.m. Chair Exercises* 11 a.m. Valentine candle craft for your home

* For those who prefer and are confident of your balance, you can stand and exercise next to the chair.

Did you know? We have an Assumption Alumni Facebook Page? Stay in touch with your classmates! facebook.com/groups/assumptionparishschoolalumni/

SAVE THE DATE! Day of Reflection Saturday, April 28

On Saturday, April 28, a Day of Reflection (sponsored by the ACTS Team) will be held for all men and women of Assumption Parish. Father James Mason, President-Rector of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, will be the main speaker. Father Mason is “known throughout the country for his inspiring retreats and conferences.” The Day of Reflection will be held at the Maria Center, located at Notre Dame High School.

Preschoolers Strengthen Communications

Preschoolers are working on strengthening communication skills. The students use teamwork to build various structures and buildings with different style blocks in the classroom. They use their imaginations to build spaceships, drive cars, make houses and create castles.


Early Learning Center Shelly Michael

Director

School Enrollment Yard Signs If you would like to support Assumption Parish School by putting an Enrollment Yard

Sign on your property, please pick up the sign (with stake) from the school office. The yard sign and stake can be returned at the end of February.

Thank you for your help!

MOST 529 Information Session for K-12 February 7

Assumption will host an informational session for parents,

administrators, and parish business managers on the

MOST 529 Program Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the

Parish Center, 4709 Mattis Rd. All of the Region 5 schools

are invited to attend to learn more about the MOST 529

College Savings Plan and the new allowances for private

K-12 education. This session will be provided at no cost.

The Church now permits cremation. It was prohibited in the past because cremation signaled a denial of the resurrection. Today, the Church recognizes the practicality of cremation, as funerals have become expensive and graves take up a lot of space.

However, Catholics are not permitted to keep human ashes in a home or to scatter them. All cremated ashes should be interred in a blessed grave, crypt, or columbarium. For Catholics, the disposal of human remains is not a matter of convenience, but an act of hope that prepares both body and soul for the resurrection on the Last Day.

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Root Beer and St. Rose Philippine Duchesne

The fifth- and sixth-graders took advantage of some of the wonderful sites of St. Louis. The students recently took a field trip to Fitz’s, and saw some of the stars on the St. Louis Walk of Fame. At Fitz’s, they were each given a bottle of root beer. The children used their root beers to make floats. Did you know that you can see all three states of matter in a root beer float (solid, liquid and gas)? Also, the students talked about how many cities were between St. Louis and Chicago, how the bottling process worked and that their favorite part was lunch and drinking the root beer! After touring Fitz’s, the children walked the Stars of Delmar Ave. They were excited to see the star of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne and learn a little more about the saint.

Parish School Jenn Sykora

Principal

Two More Hens Named!

As part of the 2017 school raffle, the two families with the most sales were awarded the opportunity to name two of our Assumption hens.

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Little Jerry (named by the Hardin Family) Barred Rock

Nugget (named by the French Family) Mini-Bantam Cochin

The Father Griffin Council of the Knights of Columbus raised $8,028.05 in their 2017 Tootsie Roll Drive. The monies are distributed to eight local charities that provide programs and activities for persons with developmental disabilities, includ-ing: Cardinal Glennon Developmental Center, South County YMCA, Missouri Special Olympics, Easter Seals Midwest, Pony Bird, the Archdiocesan Department of Special Education, Heartland Industries and the Bellefontaine Habilitation Center.

Pictured presenting $802 to Heartland Industries are Knights members, from left: Stan Gezella, Assumption Parishioner Tim Hessel, check recipient Dennis Harris from Heartland Industries, John Richmond, Don Fasbender and Ben Woodley.

The Father Griffin Council is made up of members from Assumption, Seven Holy Founder and Our Lady of Providence parishes.

Jesus said to his disciples, “Come with me to an out of the way place and rest.” (Mark 6:1)

Assumption offers the rare opportunity to pray before Jesus, present in the Holy Eucharistic 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Perpetual Adoration is held in the Our Lady Help of Christians Chapel in the Salesian House.

Eucharistic Adoration Parishioners are always welcome to pray

in the Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. The code to the chapel can be obtained

through the Parish Office. To become a weekly adorer, call Beverly Basler at 314-487-7970.

Assumption Weather Station Are you interested in the weather in South County? Our Assumption Weather

Station is identified as KMOSTLOU123. It can be accessed anytime through a personal weather station app or online at www.wunderground.com

The weather station is part of the S.T.R.E.A.M. Care for Creation Classroom.

Our Lady Help of Christians Adoration Chapel

24 hours a day seven days a week

Holy Hour for Priestly and Religious Vocations

February 2 7 p.m.—8 p.m.

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CLERGY 314-487-7970

Reverend Thomas Keller Pastor Ext. 1202 [email protected]

Reverend David Miloscia Associate Pastor Ext. 1205 [email protected]

Deacon Bill Meister [email protected]

Deacon Chuck Ryder [email protected]

PARISH STAFF 314-487-7970

Mrs. Beverly Basler Director of Communication and Evangelization

Ext. 1203 [email protected]

[email protected]

Mrs. Laura Benson Senior Apostolate Coordinator Ext. 1221 [email protected]

Mrs. Bridget Davis Parish Office Assistant Ext. 1215 [email protected]

Mrs. Nancy Pyle Music Director [email protected]

Mrs. Denise Riek Office Manager Ext. 1235 [email protected]

Mr. Matt Yates Maintenance Coordinator Ext. 2235 [email protected]

PARISH and SCHOOL EDUCATION STAFF 314-487-6520

Mrs. Julie Connors PSR Principal Ext. 2219 [email protected]

Miss Melissa Hunter Youth Apostolate Coordinator Ext. 2218 [email protected]

Mrs. Shelley Michael Assumption Early Learning Center Director

Ext. 1227 [email protected]

Mrs. Jennifer Sykora School Principal Ext. 2121 [email protected]

Contact Us

40 Days For Life Prayer Vigil Volunteers Needed February 17

Assumption will team up with Mary, Mother of the Church parish to “man” the local 40 Days for Life Prayer Vigil at Planned Parenthood Forest Park from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17. Prayer volunteers are needed for one hour time slots throughout the day.

Register at the 40 Days table in the church lower level during Good News Sunday on Feb. 4, or call Tim Hessel at 314-807-0510. You may also register through Facebook or on the Parish website.

Visit our Parish Website. The bulletin is located on the Home Page under the heading, “Bulletin.”

Download myParishApp to read it on your mobile device.

Go to: http://www.parishesonline.com. Search for Assumption Parish, and make us your home parish. Scroll down to Recent Publications and click the “Subscribe” button. Enter your e-mail address and name, hit subscribe. You will then receive an e-mail each time the Good News Messenger is published!

Read the Good News Messenger

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2018 Safe Environment Background Check Updates

Archdiocesan policy mandates that all who work with children and the elderly be in full compliance with the Safe Envi-ronment Program. Compliance involves: 1) attending a Protecting God’s Children workshop; 2) reading and signing a Code of Ethical Conduct; and 3) completion of a FCSR background check before a person begins their ministry (which gets updated each “even” year).

Our parish is in the process of updating all necessary background checks for 2018. If you are no longer active in your ministry, please contact the parish Child Safety Coordinator, Bridget Davis at 314-487-7970, ext. 1215 or e-mail: [email protected].

If you are new to Assumption or would like to learn more about being involved in a ministry, please let us know, too!

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CALL CHRISTOPHER BECKER

Cell: 314-724-3530 • Office: 314-714-41204409 Meramec Bottom Rd, Ste A • St. Louis, MO 63129

[email protected] • www.farmersAgent.com/CBecker

Professional Counseling & Psychiatry

Individual, Child, Family,

and Marriage Counseling

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

314-544-3800 / www.cfsstl.org

Professional Counseling & Psychiatry

STEPHEN G. NIKODEM D.D.S.M.S.

Family Orthodontic

Care 4116 Von Talge, Suite A 1119 W. Gannon Drive St. Louis, MO 63128 Festus, MO 63028

314-894-1311 636-931-4233 Fax 314-894-0710 Fax 636-937-3227

We’re the only collision repair shop in town offering an

EXCLUSIVE TRANSFERRABLE Lifetime Workmanship Warranty

35 Years at the same location Dominic Salamone • Owner

10700 Tesshire Drive • St. Louis, MO 63123(314) 843-9331 • Fax (314) 843-4074

RERE NOELKE

Cell: 314-229-1466

Office: 314-775-049410805 Sunset Office Drive Ste 102

Saint Louis, MO 63127

[email protected] • Rere.KWrealty.com

Commercial & Residential

(314) 487-4564

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Doug Rupp

Parishioner

• AUTO • HOME • LIFE

4515 Lemay Ferry Rd. St. Louis, 63129

Business (314) 894-6000

[email protected]

Henson RemodelingJoe Henson

Owner

For all your home repair and remodeling needs

4476 Dantonaire • St. Louis, MO 63128(314) 541-3225 • [email protected]

Parish member since 1992

Monumental FinishersFamily Monuments

Quality & CraftsmanshipSpecialty Granite Work

Family Owned & Operated

7904 S. Broadway 63111

314-638-8748

Fami

LICENSED PLUMBERavailable for all of

your plumbing needs. KUNKEL PLUMBING

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE

314-808-4611

For roof repair orreplacement.

No job too small.No job too big.

Free estimates!

Call Robert 314-300-3333

Advantage RoofingAdvantage RoofingSpecializing in:

full roofing systems • repairs • gutters

gutter cleaning • siding

Free Estimates

Abby 314.691.6494

Your Smile. Our Specialty

Dr. John J. Sueme, DDS

Dr. Senthil N. Arun, BDS, DMD, MSD, PhD

314.843.5583 • 314.752.58669911 Kennerly Road Suite H • St. Louis

6510 Landsdowne Ave. • St. Louis

For scheduled or EMERGENCY work, please call/text (314) 420-1216 or email [email protected]!"#$%&'()*#&+"%#,-"%./01#2301(0%(#$%&('/345

110 Kate G LaneAt Gravois Bluffs Blvd & 141

5:30am - 1am Sun

Thurs / 24 Hours Fri-Sat

Phone: 636-326-9990

Senior Discount!

Time To Clean?

(314) 412-3930 Commercial or Residential

Dependable, Detailed References.

CALL KATHLEEN!

LEMAY PLUMBING, INC.Showroom

Parts Department

Repairs • Remodeling

945 Lemay Ferry Rd.

544-1066Lic. #7563

Contact David Grattan to place an ad today!

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

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