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3 3 3 S O U T H D A V I S • M A R Y V I L L E , M O 6 4 4 6 8 - 2 8 1 7 (660) 582-3833 • www.stgregorysmaryville.org
St. Gregory B A R B A R I G O C A T H O L I C C H U R C H
JANUARY 17, 2021
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T “We, the community of St. Gregory Barbarigo, are called forth in
Baptism to follow the mission of Jesus to teach, to love, and to serve.”
Mass Schedule Sunday Eucharist Saturday……………………………….5:00 PM Sunday……………………….8:00 & 10:30 AM Weekday (see schedule) Monday………………………………...5:30 PM Tuesday ………….…………………..12:00 PM Wed, Thurs & Friday………………….8:00 AM Adoration Wednesday………………..9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sacraments Reconciliation By appointment only.
Anointing of the Sick Call before hospital stay, if possible.
Infant Baptism Call during pregnancy for dates of preparation class and Baptism.
Marriage Allow 10 months for marriage preparation. Please call the Office for an appointment to set the date.
Annulment & Marriage Validation Please call the Office for more information.
Joining the Catholic Church RCIA process begins each September and leads to Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at Easter Vigil.
Scripture Readings-Cycle B
Week of January 17, 2021 Sun: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 [8a, 9a]/1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20/Jn 1:35-42 Mon: Heb 5:1-10/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 2:18-22 Tues: Heb 6:10-20/Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9 and 10c [5]/ Mk 2:23-28 Wed: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/ Mk 3:1-6 Thurs: Heb 7:25—8:6/Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9, 10, 17 [8a and 9a]/Mk 3:7-12 Fri: Heb 8:6-13/Ps 85:8 and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [11a]/ Mk 3:13-19 Sat: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/ Mk 3:20-21
From the Pastor’s Desk 2 Mrs, Cari Ramold is in charge of Little Saints (which meets on Wednesdays), Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, and the preparation of couples for marriage. This past week she organized First Reconciliation, and normally would be in charge of First Holy Communion. I say “normally” because Cari and her family are moving to Norfolk, NE. She will be with us until early February. She has been a capable and generous presence on our staff, always among the first to volunteer for jobs that come up unexpectedly – somewhat more the rule than the exception during the COVID-19 time we are in. She loved her job and we loved having her do it. We thank her for her spirit of generosity and contributions during her time here and wish her well
in the future. Until May we will be juggling roles with various people, as Cari has organized things and sought volunteers to help until the end of school. We have already found her successor but she won’t be available until May. Her name is Megan Frerking. In February she will be getting married to Reggie Johansen. Currently she is working on the FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) team at NWMSU. We are delighted and privileged to have her as part of the staff. As a monk I have not had to deal with transitions or changes as frequently as I have as pastor since coming here. Speaking of changes, in exactly a month (February 17th) Ash Wednesday will be here, and we will begin Lent. Normally Ash Wednesday attracts a lot of worshipers seeking ashes. Assuming that our COVID-19 restrictions will still be in place, we will have to have people sign up for Masses in order to keep our distancing in place. We will have Masses at 8 AM and 6 PM for the public, a separate Mass for the school, and a prayer service with distribution of ashes at noon. We will be sprinkling the ashes on top of your heads, rather than smearing the ashes on your foreheads. Likewise, on February 3rd, the Feast of St. Blaise, we will not lay candles on each person’s throat, but give a general blessing to all from the sanctuary, as recommended by the diocesan Liturgist, Fr. Paul Turner. While I prefer the more personal approach, I think it prudent until the pandemic subsides. Hopefully with the arrival of the vaccines, it will be soon. Thank you for your faithfulness and cooperation. We will get through this time together and be stronger for it. I continue to find it a joy to be your pastor! Father Albert, O.S.B.
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S . G������'� P���� Ava Blackford, Janet Degase, Coletta Merrigan, Margo Liebing, Arlene O’Riley, Phyllis Napiecek, Fred Schieber, Gary Baumli, John Schroeder, Ron Wilmes, Bill Stiens, Patricia Spire, Charlotte Dunn, Curt Jeter, Brian Allen, Alfred Wilmes, Kathy Wiederholt, Donna Smith, Gene Lager, John Viau, John Schulte, John C. Seipel, Larry Vance and Veronica Dorrel. O ��� ������ � �������
Mike VanSickle, Haley Sheddrick, Nada Farina, Ben Espey, Will Walker, Gail Booth, Frankie Chestnut, Karen Archer, Brad Pickering, Mitchell Schmitz, Brian Arnold, Boston Adwell, Beverly Ingels, Leann Brown, Christa Hartsook, Jolene Downing, Dorothy Mackey, Anna Wilklow, Clayton Young, Greg Young, June Sowards and Betty Ramisuer.
James Bradley from LPi, our bulletin printer, will be securing new ads for our church in Janu-ary. As a valuable member of the business community, we invite you to expand your reach and grow your business with a print ad in our parish bulletin and/or a digital ad featured on Par-ishesOnline.com. James Bradley
913.596.0118 [email protected]
Respect Life Committee Meeting Sun, Jan 31st @ 5 pm - Parish Hall *Open to all that are interested in learning more about the committee's vision and mission.
Upcoming SCRIP Order Due Date:
Jan 25 Get your order in by
12pm!
Stewardship-A Way of Life 3
The Ministry Center Food Pantry needs our church volunteers for April and May. Times: Monday / Wednesday / Friday (1 - 4 PM) Job: Help clients get their groceries. It's a very rewarding experience! Need: 3 volunteers per day. Masks, gloves, and safety precautions are in place to keep everyone safe. If interested, please call Carla Spire (660-528-2212) or Judy Crane (660-254-2427). There will also be a sign up sheet in the gathering space through the end of January. Thank you. ~ Carla and Judy
My question this week is “What does it mean to have a Mass said for someone?”
This is another practice I had heard of, but had not requested myself until recently. So, I searched online and according to shrineofdivinemercy.org: “The Church considers the Mass the greatest possible prayer of intercession because it is the perfect offering of Christ to the Father by making present the Paschal Mystery of His death and resurrection. It is a longstanding tradition in the Church that a Priest may be requested to offer a Mass for a spe-cific intention, even when one cannot be physically present at the Mass.”
So I now understand that the Mass intention is for the Priest as he says Mass and it is a prayer of intercession. But I wondered about my role as a member of the congregation. So I asked Father Stephen. He explained that all Masses are for everyone, living and deceased, and each member of the congregation should set their own intentions for the Mass. There are times throughout the Mass when we are called to prayers of petition and of intercession.
This prompted me to explore the difference between the two. According to YOUCAT we should petition God because “God, who knows us through and through, knows what we need. Nevertheless, God wants us to ask...even struggle with him in prayer”. Prayers of intercession are prayers of petition we say not for ourselves, but on behalf of others.
In conclusion, I plan to set my own intentions before Mass starts, and at times throughout, pray my own prayers of petition and intercession. I also plan to have Masses said for deceased members of my family at special times of year like their birthdays and anniversary out of reverence to them and their faith. I have learned that this is a practice the Priests in most parishes do often and may be scheduled by contacting the parish office. It does not require a stipend, but a free will dona-tion of $10 is suggested. While it is common for Mass intentions to be for a deceased person, it does not have to be. It can also be for the living.
Thank you for sharing your gifts. – Chris Kuhlemeyer
Fiscal Year-To-Date Information (29 weeks) Envelope Goal for Fiscal Year-to-Date 2020-2021….……$ 510,313 Envelope Amount Collected 2020-2021 …...…….……..$ 542,932 Over Budget ....……………………………….…$ 32,619
Weekly Information Envelope Weekly Goal.………………………………… ..... $ 17,597 Envelope for Jan 10 .……... .....………................... ... $ 7,074 Plate for Jan 10 .……….……...….……………..... ....... $ 57 Online Giving .………………………………… ......... $ 4,540 Children’s ……………………………………… ................. $ 1 Solemnity of Mary ……………………………… .............. $ 30 Dropped Off/Mailed In ………………………………… ... $ 19,320 Guild Dues .….……………………………………… .......... $ 170 Religious Endowment . ………………………… .......... $ 25
Weekend Mass Attendance: 336 ••
Thank you for your continuous support and generosity! We could not operate without each and every one of you. For your convenience, please consider online-giving. Contact Angela in the office to sign up. We encourage you to continue to mail in your donations or to give online during these difficult times.
School Collection Next Week….. St. Gregory students are known for their excellent academic skills, strong leadership
abilities and caring moral foundation. Help us continue our quality programs by giving generous-ly to next week’s school collection.
Your 2020 statements are in the gathering space. Please help us save postage cost and pick them up by January 28th.
Youth Ministry 4
Confirmation
School News
Confirmation informational meeting (parent & student) on Sun, Jan 24, at 6 pm, in the church. Open to all
students currently freshman in high school & older. Please bring a copy of your child's baptismal certificate.
Happy New Year! I am so very thankful for our thriving youth group in 2020....all things considered, and am looking forward to 2021! Mark your calendars for our January Dates: Jan 13th, Jan 20th, & Jan 27th. All middle schoolers, 5-8 grades, are welcome to attend Epic. Any questions or to get registered, contact Jenni at [email protected]
To receive updates on HS Youth Group follow: Flocknote: High School Youth
Twitter: @stgregorysyouth Instagram: stgregorysyouthgroup
Pizza Ranch Fundraiser—Thank You! Thank you to everyone who supported St. Gregory Barbarigo School via the Pizza Ranch fundraiser in early December. Due to your generosity we were able to raise over $800.00 for our school as well as support our local Pizza Ranch. Thank you!
Thank you - PTO Football Raffle The 2020 PTO Football Raffle is completed and in the books. Once again, thanks to Sarah & JR Kurz who have been chair-ing this PTO fundraiser for many years (11!). This year we sold close to $24,000 worth of tickets which gave us a profit over $15,000! This is a huge fundraiser for PTO and helps to fund many items/upgrades for our school that are not a part of our annual school budget. Thank you Kurz family for your efforts and sacrifice. Thanks to ALL of you, our parishioners and community members, who purchased tickets. Without your participation, these profits would not be possible.
NO School/ NO SACC Mon, Jan 18, 2021- Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
Faith Formation 5
Mass Reading 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time
Samuel 3:3b-10, 19 Psalm 29:2, 4, 7-10
Corinthians 6:13c-15a, 17-20
John 1:35-42
We have found the Messiah: Jesus Christ, who brings us truth
and grace. Cf. Mark 9:7
Virtual Eucharistic Adoration
Wednesday Mornings After Mass until 10 am
RCIA (Becoming Catholic)
Jan 20 at 6 pm
Topic: Sacrament of
Marriage
Hosts Needed to Form Small Faith Groups
Read: I Heard God Laugh
Share: Your thoughts about
what you’ve read Deepen: Your faith
& connections Sign up in Gathering Space Study Guides Available
Directory
Sunday, Jan 17 Catholic Home Missions Appeal Coll. Monday, Jan 18 Martin Luther King Jr. Day No School—No SACC Parish Office Closed 5:00 pm Manna Curbside/Delivery Tuesday, Jan 19 No Scheduled Events Wednesday, Jan 20 9:00 am Adoration until 5pm (CH) 10:00 am Library Committee (OMR) 3:00 pm School Faculty Meeting (PH) 6:00 pm Little Saints/EPIC/CGS (CH/PH/GYM/LR/SCH/ATRIUM) 6:00 pm RCIA (OMR) 6:00 pm School Advisory (SCH) Thursday, Jan 21 No Scheduled Events Friday, Jan 22 10:00 am Staff Zoom Meeting 12:30 pm School Art Class (PH)
Saturday, Jan 23 6:00 am Men’s Group (PH) Sunday, Jan 24 6:00 pm Confirmation Parent Meeting (CH/PH) 7:00 pm Bible Study (PH)
Saturday, Jan 16 5:00 pm † Ron Jackson Sunday, Jan 17 8:00 am † Dorothy Miller 10:30 am People of the Parish Monday, Jan 18 5:30 pm L&D Members of the Danny
Estes Family Tuesday, Jan 19 12:05 pm † Maryle Seipel & John M. Seipel Wednesday, Jan 20 8:00 am † Angela Pfeifer Stanley Thursday, Jan 21 8:00 am † Viola Ginther Friday, Jan 22 8:00 am † Shirley Laughlin Saturday, Jan 23 5:00 pm † Richard & Natalie Butner Sunday, Jan 24 8:00 am † Lorraine Alavi 10:30 am † Shirley Laughlin († Indicates Mass for deceased person)
Mass Intentions
Schedule of Events 6
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combatting sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse: 1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and 2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and 3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Joe Crayon, at 816.812.2500 or [email protected], if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph. The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact the Victim Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 816.392.0011 or [email protected] for more information.
Parish Office 333 South Davis • Maryville MO 64468-2817 Office .................................... (660) 582-3833 Fax ....................................... (660) 582-5914 Hours ................... (Tues.-Thu.) 8:00-5:00 pm …………………………...(Fri.) 8:00-12:30 pm Website………..www.stgregorysmaryville.org Pastor, Fr. Albert Bruecken, O.S.B. Email ........................ [email protected] Rectory……………………….(660) 582-2051 Parochial Vicar, Fr. Stephen Lattner, O.S.B Phone ................................... (660) 582-3833 Business Manager, Angela Byers Email .................. [email protected] Secretary, Devin Reed Email ................... [email protected] Little Saints, Cari Ramold Email………………[email protected] RCIA/Adult Faith Formation, Kathy Defenbaugh Email……………[email protected] Director of Youth, Jenni Jordan Email .................... [email protected] Music Director, Abby Dropinski Email ........ [email protected]
Maintenance Supervisor, Tom Spire Email ........................... [email protected] Stewardship, Chris Kuhlemeyer Email………………[email protected] School Office 315 South Davis • Maryville MO 64468-2817 Office .................................... (660) 582-2462 Fax ........................................ (660) 582-2496 Website…… ......... www.stgregorysschool.org Principal, Susan Martin Email ............. [email protected] Secretary, Shelly Stiens Email .............. [email protected] Pre-School/Child Care Phone ................................... (660) 582-2462 School Advisory Council, JR Kurz Phone ................................... (816) 550-2710 PTO, Miraya Barmann Phone ................................... (660) 528-9005 Church Kitchen/Hot Lunch Phone ................................... (660) 582-3833 Scrip Email……………[email protected]
Parish Ministries Deacon, Martin Schieber, Retired Liturgy, Cari Ramold .......................... (660) 582-3833 Prison Ministry/MV Treatment Center, JoAnn Townsend…………….(660) 853-1652 Nursing Home/Sick Ministry
.................... (660) 582-4247 Knights of Columbus Grand Knight, Ken Garner ............................ (660) 853-9339 Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary, Pres. Janet Smith………….. ........... (816) 679-4932 Funeral Coordinator Kari Simpson………………….(660) 582-3831 Email .................. [email protected] Wedding Coordinator Peggy Schieber……………..(660) 582-8266 Email …………………[email protected]
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