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This Weeks Bulletin
Sunday, March 1, 2026
2nd Sunday of Lent
Weekly Schedule:
1-Sun. 8:30pm, Compline at Oran
2-Mon. thru 4-Wed. SEMO Caminito Pilgrimage
2-Mon. No Mass or Adoration
6-7:30pm, Bible Study
3-Tue. No OCIA
4-Wed. 2-3:30pm, Bible Study
No Mass
6-7:30pm, PSR
6-Fri. Day of Abstinence
6:30-7:30am, Adoration
6:30-7:15am, Confessions
8:45-9:15am, Confessions
2:30pm, Stations at Oran
7pm, Stations w/Confessions at Chaffee
7-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
Set Clocks Forward 1 Hour
8-Sun. 8:30pm, Compline
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 3/2 – No Mass
Wed. 3/4 – No Mass
Fri. 3/6 – 8am – +Jess Harrell
Sat. 3/7 – 4pm – +Marcella Robinson
Sun. 3/8 – 8:30am – +Keith Schlitt
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 4070.00
Loose Plate 362.00
First Offering 5.00
School 140.00
Mirror 42.00
Masses 60.00
Eastern Europe 203.00
Candles 140.00
Pray for the Sick: Alfred Schlitt, Julia Grider, Emalyn Richardet. Please remember all the sick and hospitalized in your prayers.
Names will be put in bulletin for a month and then removed, if they need back on please let us know.
Church Ministers:
Sat. March 7 – 4pm
Rosary: Margaret Nation
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Bobby Grojean
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Kiersten Arnold, Alyssa Enderle
Servers: Phillip & Calvin Enderle
Sun. March 8 – 8:30am
Rosary: Ken Dohogne
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Christy Hency
Lector: Ken Dohogne
Sacristans: Rievley & Kate Grojean
Servers: Henry Swinford, Hudson Lincoln
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Parker Knutson
Monday – Connor Berry
Tuesday – Brayden Eftink
Wednesday–Kathy Enderle
Thursday – Bailey Martin
Friday – Kolbey Estes
Saturday – St. Ambrose School
End of Month – Dewaine Shaffer
Please Pray for the Repose of the Soul of: Larry Horrell, a parishioner, and remember his family in your prayers. May he rest in peace.
Please keep in prayer all of the pilgrims on the SEMO Caminito this week! May God bless them and may their Guardian Angels keep them safe!
Candles The price of candles has risen. It will now cost $3.50 to light a candle in back of church
2nd Annual SEMO Caminito is scheduled for Mar. 2-4, 2026. This is a 3 day, 33 mile walking pilgrimage in the Cape Girardeau area! See flyer in church for more details!
St. Ambrose is looking for someone to mow the cemetery this year. If interested call Richard Vandeven 573-318-4673.
Notre Dame Blue & White Gala Sat. March 14 at Drury Plaza Convention Center from 5-11pm. Purchase tickets online at: www.notredamehighschool.org/gala
Living the Mass: A Path to Discipleship Four night Mission will be held at Sacred Heart, Dexter on March 2-5 from 7-8pm.
IC School in Jackson is in need of a Summer Care Director and Workers, After School Care Workers, 1st Grade Teacher and a 6-8 ELA Teacher. Contact Michele Campbell 573-243-5013.
Bunco Bash on Sun. March 15 at Jackson KC Hall Doors open 12:30 and dice start rolling 1pm. $10 per player, light snacks and cash bar.
Cinnamon Rolls Oran PCCW is making cinnamon rolls on Sat. March 14. Place order at 573-887-1015 or 573-262-3583 by March 11th. Pick up on Sat. 14th from 2-5pm or Sun. 15th from 7am-noon.
Pork Loin dinner at St. Augustine, Kelso on Sun. March 8. Served 10:30am to 1pm. Adults $15.00, child $7.00, 5 & under free.
Chili/Chicken Noodle Dinner at Eisleban Lutheran Church, Scott City on Sun. March 8. Served 11am to 2pm. Adults $9.50, child $5.00.
Fish Fries:
- Advance KC Hall, Fridays thru March 13 from 5-7pm. Adults $13, child 15 & under free with paid adult.
-Scott City KC Hall Fridays thru March 27. Adults $15, kids - 6-12, $8, and 5& under free. Serving from 4:30-7:00pm.
-Oran JC Hall Fridays thru April 3. Adults $16, kids $10. Served 5-7pm.
Fr. Kelly; March: The Month of St. Joseph
As we enter into the month of March, we are mindful that this month is dedicated to the glorious St. Joseph! During this month, I encourage all of you to look to St. Joseph, especially asking him to help you to draw closer to Christ during this holy Lenten season. It’s certainly appropriate to think about St. Joseph during Lent because of the sacrificial heart that he possessed—He was willing to do anything out of love for God! He humbly and courageously followed the angel’s commands when they spoke to him in his dreams; he took Our Lady and Our Infant Lord under cover of night into Egypt, not knowing what would lie ahead; he provided for his little family in the carpenter trade: St. Joseph was a holy man with a sacrificial heart! He prefigured Christ’s Passion as this hard-working carpenter took up his own cross and followed the will of God throughout his life. Can we be imitators of the sacrificial heart of St. Joseph? What are some steps we can do in our own lives to better develop a sacrificial heart? Perhaps we can commit to a better prayer life; maybe we can do an act of kindness towards someone we don’t like; we can even fast from something and offer it up for a particular intention we want to pray for; we can pray the Litany of St. Joseph on weekly basis (especially on Wednesdays—the day dedicated to him) and entrust ourselves to him. Let us ask God for the grace to develop a ‘sacrificial heart,’ like that of St. Joseph, so that we may grow in our love for Christ and become better disciples of our Savior! Let us take this month to honor him in special ways and show him our love! You are all invited to come to “St. Joseph’s Table” on Wednesday, March 18th at St. Ambrose (the vigil of St. Joseph’s Feast). We will have 5:30pm Mass followed by a meal in honor of St. Joseph. All parishioners from both Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose are invited to come! More details are to follow… May the Guardian of the Holy Family, the Terror of Demons, the Universal Patron of the Church—the great St. Joseph—intercede for us and inspire to serve Christ with a sacrificial and loving heart! –Fr. Kelly
2nd Sunday of Lent
Weekly Schedule:
1-Sun. 8:30pm, Compline at Oran
2-Mon. thru 4-Wed. SEMO Caminito Pilgrimage
2-Mon. No Mass or Adoration
6-7:30pm, Bible Study
3-Tue. No OCIA
4-Wed. 2-3:30pm, Bible Study
No Mass
6-7:30pm, PSR
6-Fri. Day of Abstinence
6:30-7:30am, Adoration
6:30-7:15am, Confessions
8:45-9:15am, Confessions
2:30pm, Stations at Oran
7pm, Stations w/Confessions at Chaffee
7-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
Set Clocks Forward 1 Hour
8-Sun. 8:30pm, Compline
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 3/2 – No Mass
Wed. 3/4 – No Mass
Fri. 3/6 – 8am – +Jess Harrell
Sat. 3/7 – 4pm – +Marcella Robinson
Sun. 3/8 – 8:30am – +Keith Schlitt
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 4070.00
Loose Plate 362.00
First Offering 5.00
School 140.00
Mirror 42.00
Masses 60.00
Eastern Europe 203.00
Candles 140.00
Pray for the Sick: Alfred Schlitt, Julia Grider, Emalyn Richardet. Please remember all the sick and hospitalized in your prayers.
Names will be put in bulletin for a month and then removed, if they need back on please let us know.
Church Ministers:
Sat. March 7 – 4pm
Rosary: Margaret Nation
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Bobby Grojean
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Kiersten Arnold, Alyssa Enderle
Servers: Phillip & Calvin Enderle
Sun. March 8 – 8:30am
Rosary: Ken Dohogne
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Christy Hency
Lector: Ken Dohogne
Sacristans: Rievley & Kate Grojean
Servers: Henry Swinford, Hudson Lincoln
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Parker Knutson
Monday – Connor Berry
Tuesday – Brayden Eftink
Wednesday–Kathy Enderle
Thursday – Bailey Martin
Friday – Kolbey Estes
Saturday – St. Ambrose School
End of Month – Dewaine Shaffer
Please Pray for the Repose of the Soul of: Larry Horrell, a parishioner, and remember his family in your prayers. May he rest in peace.
Please keep in prayer all of the pilgrims on the SEMO Caminito this week! May God bless them and may their Guardian Angels keep them safe!
Candles The price of candles has risen. It will now cost $3.50 to light a candle in back of church
2nd Annual SEMO Caminito is scheduled for Mar. 2-4, 2026. This is a 3 day, 33 mile walking pilgrimage in the Cape Girardeau area! See flyer in church for more details!
St. Ambrose is looking for someone to mow the cemetery this year. If interested call Richard Vandeven 573-318-4673.
Notre Dame Blue & White Gala Sat. March 14 at Drury Plaza Convention Center from 5-11pm. Purchase tickets online at: www.notredamehighschool.org/gala
Living the Mass: A Path to Discipleship Four night Mission will be held at Sacred Heart, Dexter on March 2-5 from 7-8pm.
IC School in Jackson is in need of a Summer Care Director and Workers, After School Care Workers, 1st Grade Teacher and a 6-8 ELA Teacher. Contact Michele Campbell 573-243-5013.
Bunco Bash on Sun. March 15 at Jackson KC Hall Doors open 12:30 and dice start rolling 1pm. $10 per player, light snacks and cash bar.
Cinnamon Rolls Oran PCCW is making cinnamon rolls on Sat. March 14. Place order at 573-887-1015 or 573-262-3583 by March 11th. Pick up on Sat. 14th from 2-5pm or Sun. 15th from 7am-noon.
Pork Loin dinner at St. Augustine, Kelso on Sun. March 8. Served 10:30am to 1pm. Adults $15.00, child $7.00, 5 & under free.
Chili/Chicken Noodle Dinner at Eisleban Lutheran Church, Scott City on Sun. March 8. Served 11am to 2pm. Adults $9.50, child $5.00.
Fish Fries:
- Advance KC Hall, Fridays thru March 13 from 5-7pm. Adults $13, child 15 & under free with paid adult.
-Scott City KC Hall Fridays thru March 27. Adults $15, kids - 6-12, $8, and 5& under free. Serving from 4:30-7:00pm.
-Oran JC Hall Fridays thru April 3. Adults $16, kids $10. Served 5-7pm.
Fr. Kelly; March: The Month of St. Joseph
As we enter into the month of March, we are mindful that this month is dedicated to the glorious St. Joseph! During this month, I encourage all of you to look to St. Joseph, especially asking him to help you to draw closer to Christ during this holy Lenten season. It’s certainly appropriate to think about St. Joseph during Lent because of the sacrificial heart that he possessed—He was willing to do anything out of love for God! He humbly and courageously followed the angel’s commands when they spoke to him in his dreams; he took Our Lady and Our Infant Lord under cover of night into Egypt, not knowing what would lie ahead; he provided for his little family in the carpenter trade: St. Joseph was a holy man with a sacrificial heart! He prefigured Christ’s Passion as this hard-working carpenter took up his own cross and followed the will of God throughout his life. Can we be imitators of the sacrificial heart of St. Joseph? What are some steps we can do in our own lives to better develop a sacrificial heart? Perhaps we can commit to a better prayer life; maybe we can do an act of kindness towards someone we don’t like; we can even fast from something and offer it up for a particular intention we want to pray for; we can pray the Litany of St. Joseph on weekly basis (especially on Wednesdays—the day dedicated to him) and entrust ourselves to him. Let us ask God for the grace to develop a ‘sacrificial heart,’ like that of St. Joseph, so that we may grow in our love for Christ and become better disciples of our Savior! Let us take this month to honor him in special ways and show him our love! You are all invited to come to “St. Joseph’s Table” on Wednesday, March 18th at St. Ambrose (the vigil of St. Joseph’s Feast). We will have 5:30pm Mass followed by a meal in honor of St. Joseph. All parishioners from both Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose are invited to come! More details are to follow… May the Guardian of the Holy Family, the Terror of Demons, the Universal Patron of the Church—the great St. Joseph—intercede for us and inspire to serve Christ with a sacrificial and loving heart! –Fr. Kelly