Bulletin.If you would like an addition or correction made to the bulletin, please contact the Parish Office at 573-887-3953 or by emailing stambroseparishchaffee@gmail.com
|
This Weeks Bulletin
Sunday, April 14, 2024
3rd Sunday of Easter
Weekly Schedule:
15-Mon. 7pm, Men’s Club
16-Tue. 7pm, RCIA
17-Wed. 4:45-5:15pm, Confessions
19-Fri. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
19-Fri & 20-Sat. DCCW Spring Assembly
20-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 4/15 – 8am – Raymond & Hermina Gosche
Wed. 4/17 – 5:30pm – Rosemary Ross
Fri. 4/19 – 8am – Bertha Horrell
Sat. 4/20 – 4pm – Bethani & Brandy Vandeven
Sun. 4/21 – 8:30am – Albert Eftink
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 5285.00
Loose plate 256.00
School 200.00
Mirror 14.00
Masses 20.00
Holy Land 20.00
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, Madelein McBride.
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Glenda Pobst
Monday – Brittni Hopkins
Tuesday – Arlene Harrell
Wednesday – St.Ambrose School
Thursday – Zach Eftink
Friday – Fred Trankle
Saturday – Bryce Horrell
Church Ministers:
Sat. April 20, 4pm
Rosary: Diane Eftink
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Christine Ostendorf
Lector: Ron Dirnberger
Sacristans: Brooke & Saylor Landewee
Servers: Hayden Senciboy, Kason Hanback
Sun. April 21, 8:30am
Rosary: Kenny Dohogne
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Miranda Menz
Lector: Ken Dohogne
Sacristans: Rievley Grojean, Reyna Martin
Servers: Jesef Martin, Bobby Grojean
DDF The annual Diocesan Development Fund appeal will be held May 4-5. This effort is conducted in every parish of the diocese to help finance the activities and ministries of the Catholic Church in southern Missouri. Our parish goal is $18,717.00. We ask you to keep the DDF campaign in your prayers.
LifeHouse in Cape Grand Opening Join in celebrating the opening of LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home in Cape. Open House on Sat., April 20 from 2-4pm. All are welcome.
LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home Needs You They are asking for donations of items needed to furnish each room. Items needed include: non-slip rugs, twin sheets/comforters, towels/washcloths, bath mat, laundry basket, wall art, small lamp, bible, hygiene items. Please call Becky 618-570-9074 or Jill 417-720-4213 for more information.
Remembrance for Cheryl Anne Scherer on the 45th Anniv. of her disappearance on Sun. April 14 at 1pm at St. Denis Parish Center, Benton. An afternoon of reminiscing, prayers and fellowship with family, friends, classmates and community.
Church Camp Mark your calendars for a church camp this summer at Guardian Angel June 24-28th. More details provided in coming weeks. Call Michelle Graviett 708-280-8141 with questions.
Walk for Huntington’s Disease on Sat. April 20, Pavilion 1, Jackson City Park. Register 9am, walk at 10am. Register/Donate at: http://www.hdsa.org/thwsoutheastmo
Friends of Huntington’s Social Sat. April 20, KC Hall, Scott City from 4-10pm. Corn Hole Tournament at 3pm.
St. Louis Catholic Conference May 17-19 at Renaissance Hotel, St. Louis Airport. Cost is $60.00 for 3 full days of Inspiring Talks, Mass, Adoration, Confession, Vendors, Music & Fellowship with Catholics from all over the country. Everyone is welcome & parking is free. For more information, to register, or to book hotel room visit www.stlmc.org or call 314-850-7718.
Notre Dame Cheer & Dance Tryouts for 24-25 school year are April 22-26. For applications and more information visit: https://www.notredamehighschool.org/tryouts/
Cinnamon Rolls Oran PCCW will be making cinnamon rolls on Sat. April 20. Cost is $15 per dozen or $10 for 6. Call 573-262-2207 or 573-262-3583 to place order & for pick up times.
Advance KC/PCCW 4th Annual Automotive Swap Meet & Yard Sale – April 26-27th at Advance KC Hall. Vendor booths available for crafts and/or yard sale items for $20.00, contact Leo 573-576-1166. Baked goods for sale and food & drink available.
Fr. Kelly Forty Hours Devotion
Beginning the afternoon of Friday, April 26th, Guardian Angel in Oran will be hosting the old and beautiful tradition of the Forty Hours Devotion. It will conclude with the “Solemn Closing” after the 10:30am Mass on Sunday, April 28th, with celebration of the closing happening over on the KC grounds in Oran! The Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose Home and School parents are helping to organize this wonderful event which will consist of fun activities for the kids, Don Carlos food truck (a portion of the proceeds will go to both schools), the Fr. Kelly Band, and more! This will be a wonderful way to end Forty Hours, so I encourage everyone to come and celebrate with us! The Forty Hours Devotion has a long and rich history in the Church. We know the sacred importance of the number ‘40’ from the Israelites forty years of wandering in the desert, and from the forty-day fasts of Moses, Elijah, and Our Lord (which is the foundation of our Lenten observance). The practice of keeping forty hours of continuous prayer finds its origin in the remembrance made by early Christians of the forty hours during which Our Lord’s body lay in the tomb after His death. During the Sacred Triduum, our Lord’s Eucharistic body lies hidden after the Holy Thursday liturgy until it finds once more its rightful place at the altar at Easter. As we celebrate this devotion during the Easter season, it shines forth as a forty-hour triumphal feast after Our Lord’s forty hours in the tomb. After the establishment of the feast of Corpus Christi with its Eucharistic Procession in 1264 following a Eucharistic Miracle, the idea soon spread of keeping this forty hour period of prayer at other times of the year with Our Lord exposed in the Most Blessed Sacrament. In the early 16th century, the city of Milan, Italy introduced the practice of keeping forty hours of adoration successively in each church of the diocese. St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Philip Neri both adopted the observance of the Forty Hours for the reparation for sins. St. John Neumann, the fourth bishop of Philadelphia, brought this devotion to the United States. This devotion has a long-standing history at Guardian Angel Parish, though it hasn’t been done consistently in a couple of decades. We revived the devotion a few years ago in hopes that it would both inspire devotion to the Eucharist and prompt us to implore our Eucharistic King to bestow many graces upon our parish, our families, our country, and ourselves! I would especially like to encourage our families with children to, perhaps, pair up with another family or two to come and spend time with Jesus in adoration, even ‘splitting’ an hour with another family, if need be. As we observe the 40 Hours weekend at the end of the month, let us truly seek to renew and reignite our love for Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, the most precious gift He has left to us!!! Let us observe this beautiful devotion with fervency and love! God desires to pour many graces upon us—let us give Him the opportunity to do so!! “Could you not watch one hour with me?” -Matthew 26:40
3rd Sunday of Easter
Weekly Schedule:
15-Mon. 7pm, Men’s Club
16-Tue. 7pm, RCIA
17-Wed. 4:45-5:15pm, Confessions
19-Fri. 6:30-7:30am, Adoration
19-Fri & 20-Sat. DCCW Spring Assembly
20-Sat. 3-3:45pm, Confessions
Mass Intentions:
Mon. 4/15 – 8am – Raymond & Hermina Gosche
Wed. 4/17 – 5:30pm – Rosemary Ross
Fri. 4/19 – 8am – Bertha Horrell
Sat. 4/20 – 4pm – Bethani & Brandy Vandeven
Sun. 4/21 – 8:30am – Albert Eftink
Last Week’s Collection
Adult Env. 5285.00
Loose plate 256.00
School 200.00
Mirror 14.00
Masses 20.00
Holy Land 20.00
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, Madelein McBride.
10-10 Winners: Sunday – Glenda Pobst
Monday – Brittni Hopkins
Tuesday – Arlene Harrell
Wednesday – St.Ambrose School
Thursday – Zach Eftink
Friday – Fred Trankle
Saturday – Bryce Horrell
Church Ministers:
Sat. April 20, 4pm
Rosary: Diane Eftink
Organist: Daniel Asmus
Songleader: Christine Ostendorf
Lector: Ron Dirnberger
Sacristans: Brooke & Saylor Landewee
Servers: Hayden Senciboy, Kason Hanback
Sun. April 21, 8:30am
Rosary: Kenny Dohogne
Organist: Betty Vandeven
Songleader: Miranda Menz
Lector: Ken Dohogne
Sacristans: Rievley Grojean, Reyna Martin
Servers: Jesef Martin, Bobby Grojean
DDF The annual Diocesan Development Fund appeal will be held May 4-5. This effort is conducted in every parish of the diocese to help finance the activities and ministries of the Catholic Church in southern Missouri. Our parish goal is $18,717.00. We ask you to keep the DDF campaign in your prayers.
LifeHouse in Cape Grand Opening Join in celebrating the opening of LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home in Cape. Open House on Sat., April 20 from 2-4pm. All are welcome.
LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home Needs You They are asking for donations of items needed to furnish each room. Items needed include: non-slip rugs, twin sheets/comforters, towels/washcloths, bath mat, laundry basket, wall art, small lamp, bible, hygiene items. Please call Becky 618-570-9074 or Jill 417-720-4213 for more information.
Remembrance for Cheryl Anne Scherer on the 45th Anniv. of her disappearance on Sun. April 14 at 1pm at St. Denis Parish Center, Benton. An afternoon of reminiscing, prayers and fellowship with family, friends, classmates and community.
Church Camp Mark your calendars for a church camp this summer at Guardian Angel June 24-28th. More details provided in coming weeks. Call Michelle Graviett 708-280-8141 with questions.
Walk for Huntington’s Disease on Sat. April 20, Pavilion 1, Jackson City Park. Register 9am, walk at 10am. Register/Donate at: http://www.hdsa.org/thwsoutheastmo
Friends of Huntington’s Social Sat. April 20, KC Hall, Scott City from 4-10pm. Corn Hole Tournament at 3pm.
St. Louis Catholic Conference May 17-19 at Renaissance Hotel, St. Louis Airport. Cost is $60.00 for 3 full days of Inspiring Talks, Mass, Adoration, Confession, Vendors, Music & Fellowship with Catholics from all over the country. Everyone is welcome & parking is free. For more information, to register, or to book hotel room visit www.stlmc.org or call 314-850-7718.
Notre Dame Cheer & Dance Tryouts for 24-25 school year are April 22-26. For applications and more information visit: https://www.notredamehighschool.org/tryouts/
Cinnamon Rolls Oran PCCW will be making cinnamon rolls on Sat. April 20. Cost is $15 per dozen or $10 for 6. Call 573-262-2207 or 573-262-3583 to place order & for pick up times.
Advance KC/PCCW 4th Annual Automotive Swap Meet & Yard Sale – April 26-27th at Advance KC Hall. Vendor booths available for crafts and/or yard sale items for $20.00, contact Leo 573-576-1166. Baked goods for sale and food & drink available.
Fr. Kelly Forty Hours Devotion
Beginning the afternoon of Friday, April 26th, Guardian Angel in Oran will be hosting the old and beautiful tradition of the Forty Hours Devotion. It will conclude with the “Solemn Closing” after the 10:30am Mass on Sunday, April 28th, with celebration of the closing happening over on the KC grounds in Oran! The Guardian Angel and St. Ambrose Home and School parents are helping to organize this wonderful event which will consist of fun activities for the kids, Don Carlos food truck (a portion of the proceeds will go to both schools), the Fr. Kelly Band, and more! This will be a wonderful way to end Forty Hours, so I encourage everyone to come and celebrate with us! The Forty Hours Devotion has a long and rich history in the Church. We know the sacred importance of the number ‘40’ from the Israelites forty years of wandering in the desert, and from the forty-day fasts of Moses, Elijah, and Our Lord (which is the foundation of our Lenten observance). The practice of keeping forty hours of continuous prayer finds its origin in the remembrance made by early Christians of the forty hours during which Our Lord’s body lay in the tomb after His death. During the Sacred Triduum, our Lord’s Eucharistic body lies hidden after the Holy Thursday liturgy until it finds once more its rightful place at the altar at Easter. As we celebrate this devotion during the Easter season, it shines forth as a forty-hour triumphal feast after Our Lord’s forty hours in the tomb. After the establishment of the feast of Corpus Christi with its Eucharistic Procession in 1264 following a Eucharistic Miracle, the idea soon spread of keeping this forty hour period of prayer at other times of the year with Our Lord exposed in the Most Blessed Sacrament. In the early 16th century, the city of Milan, Italy introduced the practice of keeping forty hours of adoration successively in each church of the diocese. St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Philip Neri both adopted the observance of the Forty Hours for the reparation for sins. St. John Neumann, the fourth bishop of Philadelphia, brought this devotion to the United States. This devotion has a long-standing history at Guardian Angel Parish, though it hasn’t been done consistently in a couple of decades. We revived the devotion a few years ago in hopes that it would both inspire devotion to the Eucharist and prompt us to implore our Eucharistic King to bestow many graces upon our parish, our families, our country, and ourselves! I would especially like to encourage our families with children to, perhaps, pair up with another family or two to come and spend time with Jesus in adoration, even ‘splitting’ an hour with another family, if need be. As we observe the 40 Hours weekend at the end of the month, let us truly seek to renew and reignite our love for Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, the most precious gift He has left to us!!! Let us observe this beautiful devotion with fervency and love! God desires to pour many graces upon us—let us give Him the opportunity to do so!! “Could you not watch one hour with me?” -Matthew 26:40