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This Weeks Bulletin
Sunday, September 26, 2021
26th Sunday In Ordinary Time
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
26-Sun. 6-8pm, PSR
28-Tue. 7pm, RCIA at Oran
1-Fri. 8:30-11:15am, Adoration
2-Sat. 3:30pm, Confessions
3-Sun. Respect Life Sunday
7:30am, Confessions
Catholic Campus Ministry Coll.
11:30am, Confirmation Class
MASS INTENTIONS:
Mon. 9/27 8am – Dewain Brucker
Fri. 10/1 8am – Harold & Gary Kielhofner
Sat. 10/2 4pm – Dan Heeb
Sun. 10/3 8am – Parish
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 1619.00
Loose Plate 139.00
School 145.00
Religious Retirement 853.00
Pray for the Sick: Marcus Seyer, Dorothy Vickery, Rosemary Ross, Sister Jane Kiefer, Kenny Davie, Gerald Beck, Tom Enderle, Clara (Nute) Enderle, Barb Trankler, Joyce Austin, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ann Lynch Brenyas, Taylor Long, Alice Uhrhan, Gene Nation, Allan Reinagel, Sharon Vied, Amy Altenthal, Bev Wiedefeld, Dorothy Dirnberger, Doug Dirnberger, Theresa Hinkebein.
10-10 Winners:
Sunday – Landon Bentley
Monday – Jodi Palisch
Tuesday – St. Ambrose School
Wednesday – Tallie Meyers
Thursday – Jacob Vandeven
Friday – Kyla Hinkebein
Saturday – Ezra Sawchak
Church Ministers:
Sat. Oct. 2, 4pm
Rosary Leader: Margaret Nation
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Loraine Reischman
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Reyna Martin, Lizzie Smith
Servers: Jacob Glueck, Jesef Martin,
Kaden Dannenmueller
Sun. Oct. 3, 8am
Rosary Leader: Dorothy Glaus
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Allie Burnett
Lector: Cathy Tanksley
Sacristans: Taylor McIntosh, Rievley Grojean
Servers: Bobby Grojean, Zach Eftink,
Bennett Lange
RCIA This week Fr. Kelly will finish the three-part series on the Mass with a presentation on “The Meanings and Symbolisms Found in the Mass.” The class will be at 7pm on Tuesday in the KC Hall in Oran. All are invited!
St. Ambrose Dinner Auction will take place on Sat. Oct. 16 at 5pm in the school gym. The auction will be held in person however all auction bidding will be conducted virtually via the Auctria mobile app. Raffle tickets will be available soon. For those who do not wish to attend, curbside meals will be available. More information will be forthcoming.
Catholic Campus Ministry Collection will be taken up next weekend. College students will give a short talk. Please be generous.
Project Melchizedek: Men ages 16-40 who have an interest in the vocation of the priesthood are invited to a meal and discussion on a chapter of the book “To Save A Thousand Souls” six evenings this fall. The meetings will be from 6:30-8pm and the first two evenings will be Thu. Sept 30 at KC Hall at 118 Spanish St, Cape and Mon. Oct. 4 at KC Hall at 2222 Kingsway Dr, Cape. For more information 573-335-7667.
Evangelization and Discipleship Summit will be held on Sun. Oct. 10 at St. Vincent, Cape from 12-5:30pm. All clergy, parish council members, principals, teachers, catechetical leaders and catechists, and youth ministers are invited to join Bishop Rice and the diocesan staff for this day of formation together. The Summit will feature guest speakers who will inspire us to embrace the mission of evangelization and offer practical tools to further the missionary work within our parishes. Brochures are available in back of church.
Notre Dame Activity Week Public dinners will be served from 5-7pm with curbside pick-up only. All dinners cost $10.00. Mon. Sept. 27, Seniors – Pork Steak; Tue. Sept. 28, Freshmen – Pulled pork on bun; Wed. Sept. 29, Juniors – Fried chicken; Thu. Sept. 30, Sophomores – Kettle Beef.
Bandfest II: fundraiser for Options for Women will be Oct. 2 at Ten Point Lake, CR 520, Marble Hill. Gates open 2pm. Ticket $20.00. Adult beverages & concessions on site. No outside food or drinks. Tickets call 573-238-5731.
Fish/Shrimp/Chicken Fry with sides on Fri. Oct. 8 at Advance KC Hall. Served Dine-In or Carry-Out from 5-7pm. Adults $10.00, 15 & under eat free with paid adult plate.
Kettle Beef, Dressing, Dumplings Dinner on Sun. Oct. 10 at St. Denis, Benton. Served from 10:30am to 1pm. Adults $11.00, child $6.00. Carry-Out and Dine-In.
From Fr. Kelly:
The Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
On Thursday, October 7th, the Church will celebrate the Feast of the Holy Rosary. This feast was instituted by Pope St. Pius V in thanksgiving for the great naval victory over the Ottoman Turks at the battle of Lepanto (near Greece) on October 7, 1571. Pope St. Pius V asked the Christians in Rome and as many in Europe as possible to pray the Rosary for the victory—and Our Lady responded in a magnificent way. This victory saved Europe from being overrun by the forces of Islam, thus preserving Western Christendom. The origins and roots of the Holy Rosary can be traced to the earlier centuries of the Church, but the devotion itself began a more formal development after the 12th century. The Rosary as we know it today, with its mysteries that focus on the lives of Jesus and Mary, came to us through St. Dominic when Our Lady appeared to him around the year 1208. She exhorted him to preach Her Rosary and encourage people to pray the devotion. Once he began doing this, he had great success in preaching against the Albigensian heresy (which taught that the material world is bad, and only the spiritual is good, amongst other false teachings), after not having much success before. The Church has always stated that when Mary exhorted St. Dominic to preach Her Rosary, She also revealed to him the particular mysteries associated with it (Joyful, Sorrowful, and Glorious) which focused on the lives of Jesus and Mary. The Luminous Mysteries were added by Pope St. John Paul II in the Jubilee year of 2000. Over the centuries, the Rosary has proven to be an effective weapon in the battle against evil and many miracles have been attributed to it. In the parish church at Guardian Angel, one of the most beautiful adornments are the 15 mysteries of the Rosary that are painted along the nave. These paintings were painted by an Italian painter who came to Oran in 1917. It is said that he painted them on canvas in a barn and were then placed in the church. What a wonderful gift it is for us to have these beautiful paintings in the church to remind us of this devotion that draw us into a deeper union with Jesus and Mary. During this month of October, let us pray the Holy Rosary for peace in our world, for the protection of the Church and our families, and for an end to the terrible scourge of abortion. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, pray for us!
26th Sunday In Ordinary Time
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
26-Sun. 6-8pm, PSR
28-Tue. 7pm, RCIA at Oran
1-Fri. 8:30-11:15am, Adoration
2-Sat. 3:30pm, Confessions
3-Sun. Respect Life Sunday
7:30am, Confessions
Catholic Campus Ministry Coll.
11:30am, Confirmation Class
MASS INTENTIONS:
Mon. 9/27 8am – Dewain Brucker
Fri. 10/1 8am – Harold & Gary Kielhofner
Sat. 10/2 4pm – Dan Heeb
Sun. 10/3 8am – Parish
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 1619.00
Loose Plate 139.00
School 145.00
Religious Retirement 853.00
Pray for the Sick: Marcus Seyer, Dorothy Vickery, Rosemary Ross, Sister Jane Kiefer, Kenny Davie, Gerald Beck, Tom Enderle, Clara (Nute) Enderle, Barb Trankler, Joyce Austin, Charolotte Dirnberger, Ann Lynch Brenyas, Taylor Long, Alice Uhrhan, Gene Nation, Allan Reinagel, Sharon Vied, Amy Altenthal, Bev Wiedefeld, Dorothy Dirnberger, Doug Dirnberger, Theresa Hinkebein.
10-10 Winners:
Sunday – Landon Bentley
Monday – Jodi Palisch
Tuesday – St. Ambrose School
Wednesday – Tallie Meyers
Thursday – Jacob Vandeven
Friday – Kyla Hinkebein
Saturday – Ezra Sawchak
Church Ministers:
Sat. Oct. 2, 4pm
Rosary Leader: Margaret Nation
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Loraine Reischman
Lector: Arlene Harrell
Sacristans: Reyna Martin, Lizzie Smith
Servers: Jacob Glueck, Jesef Martin,
Kaden Dannenmueller
Sun. Oct. 3, 8am
Rosary Leader: Dorothy Glaus
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Allie Burnett
Lector: Cathy Tanksley
Sacristans: Taylor McIntosh, Rievley Grojean
Servers: Bobby Grojean, Zach Eftink,
Bennett Lange
RCIA This week Fr. Kelly will finish the three-part series on the Mass with a presentation on “The Meanings and Symbolisms Found in the Mass.” The class will be at 7pm on Tuesday in the KC Hall in Oran. All are invited!
St. Ambrose Dinner Auction will take place on Sat. Oct. 16 at 5pm in the school gym. The auction will be held in person however all auction bidding will be conducted virtually via the Auctria mobile app. Raffle tickets will be available soon. For those who do not wish to attend, curbside meals will be available. More information will be forthcoming.
Catholic Campus Ministry Collection will be taken up next weekend. College students will give a short talk. Please be generous.
Project Melchizedek: Men ages 16-40 who have an interest in the vocation of the priesthood are invited to a meal and discussion on a chapter of the book “To Save A Thousand Souls” six evenings this fall. The meetings will be from 6:30-8pm and the first two evenings will be Thu. Sept 30 at KC Hall at 118 Spanish St, Cape and Mon. Oct. 4 at KC Hall at 2222 Kingsway Dr, Cape. For more information 573-335-7667.
Evangelization and Discipleship Summit will be held on Sun. Oct. 10 at St. Vincent, Cape from 12-5:30pm. All clergy, parish council members, principals, teachers, catechetical leaders and catechists, and youth ministers are invited to join Bishop Rice and the diocesan staff for this day of formation together. The Summit will feature guest speakers who will inspire us to embrace the mission of evangelization and offer practical tools to further the missionary work within our parishes. Brochures are available in back of church.
Notre Dame Activity Week Public dinners will be served from 5-7pm with curbside pick-up only. All dinners cost $10.00. Mon. Sept. 27, Seniors – Pork Steak; Tue. Sept. 28, Freshmen – Pulled pork on bun; Wed. Sept. 29, Juniors – Fried chicken; Thu. Sept. 30, Sophomores – Kettle Beef.
Bandfest II: fundraiser for Options for Women will be Oct. 2 at Ten Point Lake, CR 520, Marble Hill. Gates open 2pm. Ticket $20.00. Adult beverages & concessions on site. No outside food or drinks. Tickets call 573-238-5731.
Fish/Shrimp/Chicken Fry with sides on Fri. Oct. 8 at Advance KC Hall. Served Dine-In or Carry-Out from 5-7pm. Adults $10.00, 15 & under eat free with paid adult plate.
Kettle Beef, Dressing, Dumplings Dinner on Sun. Oct. 10 at St. Denis, Benton. Served from 10:30am to 1pm. Adults $11.00, child $6.00. Carry-Out and Dine-In.
From Fr. Kelly:
The Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
On Thursday, October 7th, the Church will celebrate the Feast of the Holy Rosary. This feast was instituted by Pope St. Pius V in thanksgiving for the great naval victory over the Ottoman Turks at the battle of Lepanto (near Greece) on October 7, 1571. Pope St. Pius V asked the Christians in Rome and as many in Europe as possible to pray the Rosary for the victory—and Our Lady responded in a magnificent way. This victory saved Europe from being overrun by the forces of Islam, thus preserving Western Christendom. The origins and roots of the Holy Rosary can be traced to the earlier centuries of the Church, but the devotion itself began a more formal development after the 12th century. The Rosary as we know it today, with its mysteries that focus on the lives of Jesus and Mary, came to us through St. Dominic when Our Lady appeared to him around the year 1208. She exhorted him to preach Her Rosary and encourage people to pray the devotion. Once he began doing this, he had great success in preaching against the Albigensian heresy (which taught that the material world is bad, and only the spiritual is good, amongst other false teachings), after not having much success before. The Church has always stated that when Mary exhorted St. Dominic to preach Her Rosary, She also revealed to him the particular mysteries associated with it (Joyful, Sorrowful, and Glorious) which focused on the lives of Jesus and Mary. The Luminous Mysteries were added by Pope St. John Paul II in the Jubilee year of 2000. Over the centuries, the Rosary has proven to be an effective weapon in the battle against evil and many miracles have been attributed to it. In the parish church at Guardian Angel, one of the most beautiful adornments are the 15 mysteries of the Rosary that are painted along the nave. These paintings were painted by an Italian painter who came to Oran in 1917. It is said that he painted them on canvas in a barn and were then placed in the church. What a wonderful gift it is for us to have these beautiful paintings in the church to remind us of this devotion that draw us into a deeper union with Jesus and Mary. During this month of October, let us pray the Holy Rosary for peace in our world, for the protection of the Church and our families, and for an end to the terrible scourge of abortion. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, pray for us!
