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This Weeks Bulletin
Sunday, May 22, 2022
6th Sunday of Easter
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
22-Sun. Senior Breakfast after Mass
25-Wed. 6pm, Choir Practice
28-Sat. 3:30pm, Confessions
29-Sun. 7:30am, Confessions
MASS INTENTIONS:
Mon. 5/23 8am – Bud/Saline Heisserer
Wed. 5/25 5:30pm – Martha Eftink
Fri. 5/27 8am – Betty (Herman) Eftink
Sat. 5/28 4pm – 8th & 12th Grade Graduates
Sun. 5/29 8am – Parish
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 3740.00
Loose plate 244.00
School 50.00
Renovation 100.00
Holy Land 50.00
Mass/Stole Fee 120.00
Pray for the Sick: Gerald Beck, Barb Trankler, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ann Lynch Brenyas, Gene Nation, Sharon Vied, Amy Altenthal, Nina Wiedefeld, Dorothy Dirnberger, Doug Dirnberger, L.C. Gosche, Ronnie Eftink, Jerry Beck, Evelyn Sprenger, Todd Lantz, Brenda Gosche, Kevin Brucker, Richard VanGennip.
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Zach Eftink
Monday – Kevin Uhrhan
Tuesday – Betty Vandeven
Wednesday – Kenzie Keys
Thursday – Larry Smith
Friday – Ryan Glenzy
Saturday – Patty Glaus
DDF To date our parish has pledged $14705.00 toward DDF. Thank You! If you have not yet made your pledge, please add your gift, whatever the amount, in unity with those who have already given by returning a pledge card.
Church Ministers:
Sat. May 28, 4pm
Rosary: Arlene Harrell
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Joanna Glueck
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Lizzie Smith, Kiersten Arnold
Servers: Kaden Dannenmueller, Hayden
Senciboy, Asher Emerson
Sun. May 29, 8am
Rosary: Richard Vandeven
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Choir
Lector: Laura Enderle
Sacristans: Alyssa Enderle, Taylor McIntosh
Servers: Connor & Grant Berry, Jacob Glueck
Congratulations: to our 8th grade graduates who graduated this past Monday: Abby Burton, Kaiya Haney, Amelia LeGrand and Maisy Rushing. May God Bless Them!
Bishop Rice will ordain three men to the priesthood on Fri. May 27th in Springfield. Please pray for Deacon Charles Peirano, Jesse Hiett and Nicholas Newton as they are ordained for our diocese!
40 Hours Devotion: The 40 Hours Eucharistic Devotion at Guardian Angel is now scheduled for the weekend of June 10-12. More details will follow in the coming weeks.
Corpus Christi procession Sunday, June 19th: Following the 10am Mass at Guardian Angel on Sun. June 19th we will have our annual Corpus Christi procession in honor of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. Please note that any group of the parish (KCs, St. Anne’s Sodality, etc.) are invited to walk in the procession carrying their respective banners. All First Communicants from this year are invited and encouraged to wear their First Communion attire and participate in the procession. Mark your calendars and join us!
Enrollment St. Ambrose is enrolling students PreK3 – 8th grade for the 22-23 school year. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Enderle 573-887-6711 or lenderle@staangels.eduk12net. We will have separate Prek3 and Prek4 classrooms next year.
IC Church in Jackson is accepting applications for an administrative assistant. Please contact Fr. Randy 573-243-3182.
Spend an evening with Cindy King and help her celebrate 50 years of service to Notre Dame High School with a reception on Sun. May 22 at Notre Dame from 6-8pm. RSVP at www.notredamehighschool.org/cindyking
Homemade Bratwurst Scott City KC’s are taking orders for bratwurst. $4.00 per lb and will be available for pick up at Scott City KC Hall on Fri. May 27 from 4:30-6pm. Call 573-576-6451 to place order by May 25.
Totus Tuus Summer Youth Program Totus Tuus is a summer Catholic youth program dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith through evangelization, catechesis, Christian witness, and Eucharistic worship. A team of energetic young adults will lead the children in games, skits, lessons, prayer, discussions, and more! St. Ambrose Parish is invited to attend at St. Lawrence Parish, New Hamburg June 12-17. Registration forms are available in back of church. For more information call Pat 573-545-3458.
Adult male chaperone needed for Life Teen Summer Camp July 31-Aug 6 in Tiger, GA. Must be at least 21 years old and Virtus trained. No experience necessary – just a willing heart and desire to help teens grow closer to Jesus. All cost covered. Contact Meg 573-579-2188.
Fr. Kelly:
The Rosary: ‘The Crown of Roses’
During this month of May, the month dedicated to Our Lady, my bulletin articles have focused upon devotion to Our Lady and the many ways we can grow in our love and devotion to her. One of the most powerful devotions we have is that of the Holy Rosary. Many popes, spiritual writers, and saints have written about and attested to the great power and beauty the Rosary possesses. St. Louis de Montfort, in his book The Secret of the Rosary, speaks about the Rosary as being called ‘the Crown of Roses,’ and he tells a marvelous story to emphasize why and what happens spiritually whenever we pray the Holy Rosary of Our Lady: “Ever since Blessed Alan de la Roche re-established this devotion [in the 15th century], the voice of the people…gave it the name of the Rosary, which means ‘crown of roses.’ That is to say that every time people say the Rosary devoutly they place on the heads of Jesus and Mary 153 white roses and 16 red roses. Being heavenly flowers, these roses will never fade or lose their beauty. Our Lady has approved and confirmed this name of the Rosary; she has revealed to several people that each time they say a Hail Mary they are giving her a beautiful rose, and that each complete Rosary makes her a crown of roses […] The chronicles of St. Francis [of Assisi] tell of a young friar who had the praiseworthy habit of saying this crown of our Lady every day before dinner. One day, for some reason or other, he did not manage to say it. The refectory bell had already been rung when he asked the Superior to allow him to say it before coming to the table, and, having obtained permission, he withdrew to his room to pray. After he had been gone a long time, the Superior sent another friar to fetch him, and he found him in his room bathed in a heavenly light in the presence of our Lady and two angels. Beautiful roses kept issuing from his mouth at each Hail Mary, and the two angels were taking them one by one and placing them on our Lady's head, while she smilingly accepted them. Finally, two other friars who had been sent to find out what had happened to the first two saw the same scene, and our Lady did not leave until the whole Rosary had been said. So the complete Rosary is a large crown of roses and each chaplet of five decades is a little wreath of flowers or a little crown of heavenly roses which we place on the heads of Jesus and Mary. The rose is the queen of flowers, and so the Rosary is the rose of devotions and the most important one” (The Secret of the Rosary, #24). Let this story serve as a powerful reminder to us all of the beauty and power of the Holy Rosary, and let us continue to grow in love of Our Lady and pray the Holy Rosary daily. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, pray for us! -Fr. Kelly
6th Sunday of Easter
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
22-Sun. Senior Breakfast after Mass
25-Wed. 6pm, Choir Practice
28-Sat. 3:30pm, Confessions
29-Sun. 7:30am, Confessions
MASS INTENTIONS:
Mon. 5/23 8am – Bud/Saline Heisserer
Wed. 5/25 5:30pm – Martha Eftink
Fri. 5/27 8am – Betty (Herman) Eftink
Sat. 5/28 4pm – 8th & 12th Grade Graduates
Sun. 5/29 8am – Parish
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 3740.00
Loose plate 244.00
School 50.00
Renovation 100.00
Holy Land 50.00
Mass/Stole Fee 120.00
Pray for the Sick: Gerald Beck, Barb Trankler, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ann Lynch Brenyas, Gene Nation, Sharon Vied, Amy Altenthal, Nina Wiedefeld, Dorothy Dirnberger, Doug Dirnberger, L.C. Gosche, Ronnie Eftink, Jerry Beck, Evelyn Sprenger, Todd Lantz, Brenda Gosche, Kevin Brucker, Richard VanGennip.
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Zach Eftink
Monday – Kevin Uhrhan
Tuesday – Betty Vandeven
Wednesday – Kenzie Keys
Thursday – Larry Smith
Friday – Ryan Glenzy
Saturday – Patty Glaus
DDF To date our parish has pledged $14705.00 toward DDF. Thank You! If you have not yet made your pledge, please add your gift, whatever the amount, in unity with those who have already given by returning a pledge card.
Church Ministers:
Sat. May 28, 4pm
Rosary: Arlene Harrell
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Joanna Glueck
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Lizzie Smith, Kiersten Arnold
Servers: Kaden Dannenmueller, Hayden
Senciboy, Asher Emerson
Sun. May 29, 8am
Rosary: Richard Vandeven
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Choir
Lector: Laura Enderle
Sacristans: Alyssa Enderle, Taylor McIntosh
Servers: Connor & Grant Berry, Jacob Glueck
Congratulations: to our 8th grade graduates who graduated this past Monday: Abby Burton, Kaiya Haney, Amelia LeGrand and Maisy Rushing. May God Bless Them!
Bishop Rice will ordain three men to the priesthood on Fri. May 27th in Springfield. Please pray for Deacon Charles Peirano, Jesse Hiett and Nicholas Newton as they are ordained for our diocese!
40 Hours Devotion: The 40 Hours Eucharistic Devotion at Guardian Angel is now scheduled for the weekend of June 10-12. More details will follow in the coming weeks.
Corpus Christi procession Sunday, June 19th: Following the 10am Mass at Guardian Angel on Sun. June 19th we will have our annual Corpus Christi procession in honor of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. Please note that any group of the parish (KCs, St. Anne’s Sodality, etc.) are invited to walk in the procession carrying their respective banners. All First Communicants from this year are invited and encouraged to wear their First Communion attire and participate in the procession. Mark your calendars and join us!
Enrollment St. Ambrose is enrolling students PreK3 – 8th grade for the 22-23 school year. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Enderle 573-887-6711 or lenderle@staangels.eduk12net. We will have separate Prek3 and Prek4 classrooms next year.
IC Church in Jackson is accepting applications for an administrative assistant. Please contact Fr. Randy 573-243-3182.
Spend an evening with Cindy King and help her celebrate 50 years of service to Notre Dame High School with a reception on Sun. May 22 at Notre Dame from 6-8pm. RSVP at www.notredamehighschool.org/cindyking
Homemade Bratwurst Scott City KC’s are taking orders for bratwurst. $4.00 per lb and will be available for pick up at Scott City KC Hall on Fri. May 27 from 4:30-6pm. Call 573-576-6451 to place order by May 25.
Totus Tuus Summer Youth Program Totus Tuus is a summer Catholic youth program dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith through evangelization, catechesis, Christian witness, and Eucharistic worship. A team of energetic young adults will lead the children in games, skits, lessons, prayer, discussions, and more! St. Ambrose Parish is invited to attend at St. Lawrence Parish, New Hamburg June 12-17. Registration forms are available in back of church. For more information call Pat 573-545-3458.
Adult male chaperone needed for Life Teen Summer Camp July 31-Aug 6 in Tiger, GA. Must be at least 21 years old and Virtus trained. No experience necessary – just a willing heart and desire to help teens grow closer to Jesus. All cost covered. Contact Meg 573-579-2188.
Fr. Kelly:
The Rosary: ‘The Crown of Roses’
During this month of May, the month dedicated to Our Lady, my bulletin articles have focused upon devotion to Our Lady and the many ways we can grow in our love and devotion to her. One of the most powerful devotions we have is that of the Holy Rosary. Many popes, spiritual writers, and saints have written about and attested to the great power and beauty the Rosary possesses. St. Louis de Montfort, in his book The Secret of the Rosary, speaks about the Rosary as being called ‘the Crown of Roses,’ and he tells a marvelous story to emphasize why and what happens spiritually whenever we pray the Holy Rosary of Our Lady: “Ever since Blessed Alan de la Roche re-established this devotion [in the 15th century], the voice of the people…gave it the name of the Rosary, which means ‘crown of roses.’ That is to say that every time people say the Rosary devoutly they place on the heads of Jesus and Mary 153 white roses and 16 red roses. Being heavenly flowers, these roses will never fade or lose their beauty. Our Lady has approved and confirmed this name of the Rosary; she has revealed to several people that each time they say a Hail Mary they are giving her a beautiful rose, and that each complete Rosary makes her a crown of roses […] The chronicles of St. Francis [of Assisi] tell of a young friar who had the praiseworthy habit of saying this crown of our Lady every day before dinner. One day, for some reason or other, he did not manage to say it. The refectory bell had already been rung when he asked the Superior to allow him to say it before coming to the table, and, having obtained permission, he withdrew to his room to pray. After he had been gone a long time, the Superior sent another friar to fetch him, and he found him in his room bathed in a heavenly light in the presence of our Lady and two angels. Beautiful roses kept issuing from his mouth at each Hail Mary, and the two angels were taking them one by one and placing them on our Lady's head, while she smilingly accepted them. Finally, two other friars who had been sent to find out what had happened to the first two saw the same scene, and our Lady did not leave until the whole Rosary had been said. So the complete Rosary is a large crown of roses and each chaplet of five decades is a little wreath of flowers or a little crown of heavenly roses which we place on the heads of Jesus and Mary. The rose is the queen of flowers, and so the Rosary is the rose of devotions and the most important one” (The Secret of the Rosary, #24). Let this story serve as a powerful reminder to us all of the beauty and power of the Holy Rosary, and let us continue to grow in love of Our Lady and pray the Holy Rosary daily. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, pray for us! -Fr. Kelly
