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This Weeks Bulletin
Sunday, May 5, 2024
6th Sunday of Easter
Weekly Schedule:
5-Sun. DDF Sunday
6-Mon.-8-Wed. Rogation Days
6-Mon. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
8-Wed. 4:45-5:15pm, Confessions
6pm, Choir Practice
9-Thu. 6pm, Prayer Service
Spring Concert
10-Fri. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
11-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
12-Sun. Mother’s Day
8:30pm, Compline at Oran
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 5/6 – 8am – Paul & Marie Eftink
Wed. 5/8 – 5:30pm – Jim Chambers
Fri. 5/10 – 8am – Gerald Schlitt
Sat. 5/11 – 4pm – Int: Lucia Ostendorf
Sun. 5/12 – 8:30am – St. Ambrose and
Guardian Angel Parishes
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 3805.00
Loose plate 541.00
School 25.00
Candle Money 47.00
Stole Fee 100.00
Catholic Home Missions 394.00
Pray for the Sick: Barb Trankler, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ronnie Eftink, Evelyn Sprenger, Richard VanGennip, Jason Watson, Michael Sadler, John J. Scheeter, Seger Ruiz, Jennifer Vandeven, Elizabeth Stubbs, Joann Brucker, Adella Frank, Frank Welter, Luella Northdurft, Clem Landewee, Asher Lingo, Kevin Eftink, Richard Hodge, L.C. Gosche.
Catholic Man Night on Thursday, May 9th at Sacred Heart, Dexter from 6:30-9pm. Adoration, confession & a manly meal w/discussion to follow. RSVP to 573-275-5214.
Church Ministers:
Sat. May 11, 4pm
Rosary: Diane Eftink
Organist: Diana Knutson
Songleader: Joanna Peters
Lector: Ron Dirnberger
Sacristans: Kiersten Arnold, Alyssa Enderle
Servers: Philip Enderle, Zach Eftink
Sun. May 12, 8:30am
Rosary: Wanda Blattel
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Choir
Lector: Grant Berry
Sacristans: Scout Sadler, Jersie Lynn
Servers: Grayden Lynn, Jacob Glueck
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Ryder Kirchdoerfer
Monday – Leo Enderle
Tuesday – Bertha Seyer
End of Month – St. Ambrose
School
Wednesday – Sherrin Rains
Thursday – St. Ambrose School
Friday – Kaylee DeLisle
Saturday – Elijah Anderson
DDF The Diocesan Development Fund is vital to the life of the Church in southern Missouri. Please complete and return your DDF pledge card by next Sunday if you were not able to do so today. If you need a pledge card they can be found in back of church.
Catholic Charities Mississippi Mingle on Sat, May 11 at KC Hall, 318 Spanish St. Cape from 11am to 4pm. Tickets are $10.00, kids under 3 free. BBQ & Fish Fry, Live Entertainment (Fr. Kelly), Adult Beverages, Inflatables & Carnival Games.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter presents weekend experiences for married couples to rekindle romance, enhance meaningful commu-nication and deepen and renew commitment. Upcoming weekends are: Aug 2-4 and Sept 27-29 at St. Peters, Mo. For more information call 314-649-7317.
Camp Re-New-All Fredericktown is in need of help with the following positions: girl counselors, boy counselors, lifeguard, nurse, EMT. If you have questions or are interested call Linda at diocesan office 573-866-0841.
Totus Tuus at St. Lawrence, New Hamburg June 9-14. Monday-Friday from 8:30am to 2pm for grades 1-6 and Sunday-Thursday from 7-9:15pm for grades 7-12. Totus Tuus (Latin for Totally Yours) was the papal motto for Pope St. John Paul II who dedicated his life totally to Jesus Christ through Mary. Totus Tuus is also the name of our fun and energetic summer youth program for all children grades 1-12. The week long program is dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith. Youth will learn more about their Catholic faith and will return home excited to live it and share it! Registration forms are available in back of church.
St. Denis School, Benton is looking to fill the following positions: principal, part-time teacher, full-time teacher and a part-time administrative assistant. For applications or more information contact Fr. Belken at 573-545-3864 or email office@stdenisbenton.org.
St. Vincent DePaul School, Cape is seeking a first grade teacher. For an application call 573-334-9594 or email kglastetter@svcape.eduk12.net
Notre Dame High School is seeking a part-time Theology teacher for 24-25 school year. Send resume, cover letter and list of references to paulunterreiner@notredamecape.org
Annual Rummage Sale at Leopold KC Hall May 9th-11th. Thurs. & Fri. 7am to 6pm and Sat. 7-11am. Sponsored by St. John’s PCCW.
Kettle beef, dumplings, dressing dinner at St. Anthony, Glennon on Sun. May 5. Served 11am to 1:30pm. Adults $14.00, child $8.00, 5 & under free
Fish/Chicken Fry at Advance KC Hall on Friday, May 10. Served 5-7pm. Adults $12.00, children 15 & under free with paid adult.
Fr. Kelly A Spiritual Campaign: Rosaries to ‘Pray Them Home’!
Back in October, we embarked on a ‘spiritual campaign’ for Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose entitled ‘Pray Them Home,’ in which parishioners are encouraged to pray the Rosary for loved ones who have fallen away from the Catholic Church. During this month of May, we are doing this ‘spiritual campaign’ again! The St. Ann’s PCCW of Guardian Angel and the Daughters of St. Ambrose are, once again, sponsoring and promoting this event for both parishes and I want to thank them for their dedication in promoting this beautiful spiritual campaign (and a special thanks to Doris Eftink and Mary Chapman!) as we observe in a special way the powerful devotion of the Holy Rosary of Our Lady during this month of May. For this spiritual campaign, the idea is to pray a Rosary every day or once a week for those who have fallen away from the Faith, and as an external, physical sign of the number of Rosaries prayed, we are encouraging parishioners to take a rose petal from the display located in the back of church (in the votive candle room at Guardian Angel and in front of the votive candle stand at St. Ambrose) and place the rose petal in the bucket located on top of the small table where the display sits. So far we have a number of rose petals that indicate many Rosaries have been prayed! My hope is that we will all continue the practice of praying Rosaries for those who have fallen away from the Church (and for the conversion of sinners!) after the month of May is over, as well as praying the Rosary for peace in the world which is what Our Lady asked of us during the apparitions in Fatima, Portugal in 1917. Each of us has a duty and responsibility, rooted in the love of God and love of neighbor, to pray for and offer sacrifices especially for those who have left the Church, as well as the conversion of those who need it most. I encourage all of our households to pray the ‘family Rosary’ at least once a month, to ask Our Lady for spiritual protection and to pray for our intentions. What a beautiful practice to teach our children and grandchildren as we seek to imprint on their young minds the importance of prayer in the family! And let us remember—we are in a spiritual battle, brothers and sisters! Let us use our spiritual weapons well, including the great gift of the Holy Rosary! Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, pray for us!
6th Sunday of Easter
Weekly Schedule:
5-Sun. DDF Sunday
6-Mon.-8-Wed. Rogation Days
6-Mon. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
8-Wed. 4:45-5:15pm, Confessions
6pm, Choir Practice
9-Thu. 6pm, Prayer Service
Spring Concert
10-Fri. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
11-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
12-Sun. Mother’s Day
8:30pm, Compline at Oran
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 5/6 – 8am – Paul & Marie Eftink
Wed. 5/8 – 5:30pm – Jim Chambers
Fri. 5/10 – 8am – Gerald Schlitt
Sat. 5/11 – 4pm – Int: Lucia Ostendorf
Sun. 5/12 – 8:30am – St. Ambrose and
Guardian Angel Parishes
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 3805.00
Loose plate 541.00
School 25.00
Candle Money 47.00
Stole Fee 100.00
Catholic Home Missions 394.00
Pray for the Sick: Barb Trankler, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ronnie Eftink, Evelyn Sprenger, Richard VanGennip, Jason Watson, Michael Sadler, John J. Scheeter, Seger Ruiz, Jennifer Vandeven, Elizabeth Stubbs, Joann Brucker, Adella Frank, Frank Welter, Luella Northdurft, Clem Landewee, Asher Lingo, Kevin Eftink, Richard Hodge, L.C. Gosche.
Catholic Man Night on Thursday, May 9th at Sacred Heart, Dexter from 6:30-9pm. Adoration, confession & a manly meal w/discussion to follow. RSVP to 573-275-5214.
Church Ministers:
Sat. May 11, 4pm
Rosary: Diane Eftink
Organist: Diana Knutson
Songleader: Joanna Peters
Lector: Ron Dirnberger
Sacristans: Kiersten Arnold, Alyssa Enderle
Servers: Philip Enderle, Zach Eftink
Sun. May 12, 8:30am
Rosary: Wanda Blattel
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Choir
Lector: Grant Berry
Sacristans: Scout Sadler, Jersie Lynn
Servers: Grayden Lynn, Jacob Glueck
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Ryder Kirchdoerfer
Monday – Leo Enderle
Tuesday – Bertha Seyer
End of Month – St. Ambrose
School
Wednesday – Sherrin Rains
Thursday – St. Ambrose School
Friday – Kaylee DeLisle
Saturday – Elijah Anderson
DDF The Diocesan Development Fund is vital to the life of the Church in southern Missouri. Please complete and return your DDF pledge card by next Sunday if you were not able to do so today. If you need a pledge card they can be found in back of church.
Catholic Charities Mississippi Mingle on Sat, May 11 at KC Hall, 318 Spanish St. Cape from 11am to 4pm. Tickets are $10.00, kids under 3 free. BBQ & Fish Fry, Live Entertainment (Fr. Kelly), Adult Beverages, Inflatables & Carnival Games.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter presents weekend experiences for married couples to rekindle romance, enhance meaningful commu-nication and deepen and renew commitment. Upcoming weekends are: Aug 2-4 and Sept 27-29 at St. Peters, Mo. For more information call 314-649-7317.
Camp Re-New-All Fredericktown is in need of help with the following positions: girl counselors, boy counselors, lifeguard, nurse, EMT. If you have questions or are interested call Linda at diocesan office 573-866-0841.
Totus Tuus at St. Lawrence, New Hamburg June 9-14. Monday-Friday from 8:30am to 2pm for grades 1-6 and Sunday-Thursday from 7-9:15pm for grades 7-12. Totus Tuus (Latin for Totally Yours) was the papal motto for Pope St. John Paul II who dedicated his life totally to Jesus Christ through Mary. Totus Tuus is also the name of our fun and energetic summer youth program for all children grades 1-12. The week long program is dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith. Youth will learn more about their Catholic faith and will return home excited to live it and share it! Registration forms are available in back of church.
St. Denis School, Benton is looking to fill the following positions: principal, part-time teacher, full-time teacher and a part-time administrative assistant. For applications or more information contact Fr. Belken at 573-545-3864 or email office@stdenisbenton.org.
St. Vincent DePaul School, Cape is seeking a first grade teacher. For an application call 573-334-9594 or email kglastetter@svcape.eduk12.net
Notre Dame High School is seeking a part-time Theology teacher for 24-25 school year. Send resume, cover letter and list of references to paulunterreiner@notredamecape.org
Annual Rummage Sale at Leopold KC Hall May 9th-11th. Thurs. & Fri. 7am to 6pm and Sat. 7-11am. Sponsored by St. John’s PCCW.
Kettle beef, dumplings, dressing dinner at St. Anthony, Glennon on Sun. May 5. Served 11am to 1:30pm. Adults $14.00, child $8.00, 5 & under free
Fish/Chicken Fry at Advance KC Hall on Friday, May 10. Served 5-7pm. Adults $12.00, children 15 & under free with paid adult.
Fr. Kelly A Spiritual Campaign: Rosaries to ‘Pray Them Home’!
Back in October, we embarked on a ‘spiritual campaign’ for Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose entitled ‘Pray Them Home,’ in which parishioners are encouraged to pray the Rosary for loved ones who have fallen away from the Catholic Church. During this month of May, we are doing this ‘spiritual campaign’ again! The St. Ann’s PCCW of Guardian Angel and the Daughters of St. Ambrose are, once again, sponsoring and promoting this event for both parishes and I want to thank them for their dedication in promoting this beautiful spiritual campaign (and a special thanks to Doris Eftink and Mary Chapman!) as we observe in a special way the powerful devotion of the Holy Rosary of Our Lady during this month of May. For this spiritual campaign, the idea is to pray a Rosary every day or once a week for those who have fallen away from the Faith, and as an external, physical sign of the number of Rosaries prayed, we are encouraging parishioners to take a rose petal from the display located in the back of church (in the votive candle room at Guardian Angel and in front of the votive candle stand at St. Ambrose) and place the rose petal in the bucket located on top of the small table where the display sits. So far we have a number of rose petals that indicate many Rosaries have been prayed! My hope is that we will all continue the practice of praying Rosaries for those who have fallen away from the Church (and for the conversion of sinners!) after the month of May is over, as well as praying the Rosary for peace in the world which is what Our Lady asked of us during the apparitions in Fatima, Portugal in 1917. Each of us has a duty and responsibility, rooted in the love of God and love of neighbor, to pray for and offer sacrifices especially for those who have left the Church, as well as the conversion of those who need it most. I encourage all of our households to pray the ‘family Rosary’ at least once a month, to ask Our Lady for spiritual protection and to pray for our intentions. What a beautiful practice to teach our children and grandchildren as we seek to imprint on their young minds the importance of prayer in the family! And let us remember—we are in a spiritual battle, brothers and sisters! Let us use our spiritual weapons well, including the great gift of the Holy Rosary! Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, pray for us!