ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC CHURCH 10120 Crest Rd Old Mines, Mo. 63630 ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH TIFF, MO

STAFF Rev. Theodore X. Pieper, Pastor Joyce Politte, Principal/DRE Mary Ann Pratt, Parish Secretary Laura Villmer, School Secretary Karrie Boyer, Parish Council President Office Hours / Telephone Numbers Rectory: 438-6181 / FAX 438-3685 Office Hours: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm (M-F) School: 438-3973 / FAX 438-3161 Day Care: 438-5406 Rural Parish Workers: 636-586-5171 Karrie Boyer, PC President: 438-0091 SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday evening at 5:00 pm & 7:30 pm at Tiff Sunday morning at 8:00 am & 10:00 am WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE: 8:15 am – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. *7:00 pm on Thursday evening *Tuesday morning Perpetual Help Devotions & Rosary before the 8:15 am Mass. CONFESSIONS: Saturday at 3:30 pm or by appointment. HOLY DAY SCHEDULE: Please check the Bulletin inside for Mass times. FOOD DRIVE of non-perishable foods for the St. Vincent de Paul Society Food Pantry on the 1st Sunday of each month. Please bring your items and put in the box by the front door of the Church. THAN E-MaParis om Scho om Paris org Scho school.com Rura tp://rpwck.com Deac eyeslord.net

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September 16, 2012 – 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Monday, September 17 8:15 am – Eileen Liverar Tuesday, September 18 7:45 am – Rosary 8:00 am- Perpetual Help Devotions 8:15 am – Trevor Wild, Jr. Wednesday, September 19 8:15 am – Leo Francis & Rosie Boyer Thursday, September 20 in Chapel 7:00 pm – Mildred O. Bourisaw Friday, September 21 8:15 am – Paul A. Thebeau Saturday, September 22 5:00 pm – Parish Family/Tony & Margaret Casey 7:30 pm (TIFF) – Margaret Coleman Cleary Sunday, September 23 8:00 am – Richard Dickey 10:00 am – Joseph G. Pashia EUCHARISTIC ADORADION: October 5, 2012, (9 am- 1pm) NURSING HOME: October 5 @ Potosi Manor, 10:45 am LITURGICAL APPOINTMENTS for SEPTEMBER 22nd & 23rd: EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER OF HOLY COMMUNION: 5:00 pm –Denny Dalton, Ken DeGonia, Bruce Coleman, Volunteers Needed 7:30 (TIFF) – Mary Politte & Annette Goff 8:00 am – Arthur Boyer, Glenn Bequette, Laura Busken, Volunteers Needed 10:00 am – Susan Davis, Vicki Thurmond, Volunteers Needed LECTORS: 5:00 pm – Carolyn Politte 7:30 pm (TIFF) – Juanita Daugherty 8:00 am – Aaron Ross 10:00 am – Neva Calvert OFFERTORY 5:00 pm – Nancy Richardson & Rachel Politte 7:30 pm (TIFF) – Bud & Barb Govero 8:00 am – Ed & Nancy Politte 10:00 am – Ping & Joyce Bouresaw SERVERS 5:00 pm – Wade & Allison Coleman, Wade Mercille 7:30 pm (TIFF) –Shelby Warden & Dillon Bouse 8:00 am – Volunteers needed 10:00 am – Mackenzie Coleman-Portell, Tiffany Sampson, Hannah Villmer CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD: Vicki Haynes UPCOMING MEETINGS Sept. 24 – Home & School Meeting, 6:30 pm Sept. 24 – St. Vincent de Paul Meeting, 7 pm

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ARE SO FAITHFUL IN THE SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH AND SCHOOL! GOD SEES YOUR SACRIFICE AND BLESSES YOU ABUNDANTLY!

WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 1 & 2: # of Contributors: St. Joachim –89 St. Joseph – 12 ST. JOACHIM ST. JOSEPH Adults: $2650.00 Adults: $190.00 Loose: $263.19 Loose: $34.00 Tuition: $407.64 Other: $3293.10 Other: $ TOTALS: $6613.93 $224.00 GOAL: $12,675.00 $335.00 *(other is: Daycare fees, Stole fees, Mass stipends, advertising, rentals, candle money, etc.) SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: St. Vincent de Paul: $82.00 $0.00 Future & Beyond: $10.00 $0.00 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time “Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me.” (Mark 8:34) When we truly believe that all we have is a gift from God, then we must be willing to deny ourselves some things so that we can share our blessings as God intended them to be shared. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: All our Nursing Home Residents. Steve Politte, Bill Heifner, Jackie Johnston, Kristyn Miller, Ellen Govero, Baby Curtis Brewer, Zeb Pinson, Celeste Bone, David Boyer, Bernard & Regina Hall, Johnny Price, Ina Mae Boyer, Veronica Juliette, Veronica Missey, Cindy Barron, Marcella Sansoucie, Wm. Wade Delashmit, Anna Daugherty, David Kite, Rhoda Eckhoff, Marcella Pinson, Bud & Dorothy Dorlac, Larry & Lucy Scott, Coty Evans, Russell Coleman, George Pinson, Kevin Scott, Jeff Pashia, Larry Gillespie, Ashlynn Kamper, Goldie Boyer, Keirrah Hill, Kathy Mosier, Penny Walburn, Beth McCoy, Norma Poole, Mayme Courtaway, Tracy Hanger, Loren Moss, Harold Rawe, Sr., Raymond Thebeau, Rose Missey, Jimmy (Toast) Politte, Diane Halsted, David Courtaway, Mark Osia, Karleen Osia, Vicki Thurmond, Carol Hinch, Jimmy (Buck) Dunlap, Jane Mann, Sr. Margaret McCormack, Kyle Hughes, Chrystal Manchue, Carol Politte, Margaret Kite, Josh Aubuchon, Hattie Richards, Lucy Alma DeClue, Paul Pratt, Shirley Dalton, Vicki Brooks, Phyllis (Dale) Portell, Ken Osia, Dalton Hacker, Cathy Coleman, Mike Crist, Jim Horton, Quinn Sansoucie, John Rigdon, Theresa Ladd, Ellie Meystrik, Randy Politte, Ronda Ford, Brittany Ballard, Tammy (Randy) Boyer, Mary Jane Yates, Rueben & Sue Lawson, Ray Merseal, Kenny Sansoucie and all who are sick and suffering.

MCC ANNUAL ASSEMBLY, SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 2012, MISSOURI CAPITOL Religious Liberty in The Public Square: This is the theme of the Missouri Catholic Conference’s 2012 Annual Assembly. The Assembly will be held Saturday, October 6 at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City. Baltimore Archbishop William Lori will be the keynote speaker and there will be workshops on a variety of current issues, including the new health care law, school choice, the influence of money in politics and how church-state relations were shaped by early founders like Thomas Jefferson. Registration is free and lunch is free. The day ends with a Mass concelebrated by the bishops of Missouri. To register visit Mocatholic.org or call the MCC at 1-800-456-1679 Sept. 16, 2012 – Assumption Church (Herculaneum) Fall Festival. Fried Chicken & Roast beef dinners served 11:00-5:00. Craft Booth, Game Booths, Raffle Tickets, Pull Tabs, Rummage Sale, Separate Carryout Line. For more info call 636-475-5305 St. Theodore Parish in Flint Hill, MO will have their annual Fall Festival on Sunday, September 16, 2012. Our famous pork sausage and turkey dinners are served family style from 11:30 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Carry-outs and drive-thru service are available. The menu also includes Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Sauerkraut, Green Beans, Applesauce, Bread, Pie, Iced Tea and Coffee. Meal prices are $10 for Adults, $5 for Children ages 4-10 years, Children age 3 and under eat free in the dining room. Other attractions include the Country Store, Quilt Stand, Craft Stand, Games, Pull Tabs, Texas Hold'Em, Live Music and much, much more. Our picnic grounds are located at 2016 Grothe Rd, 3 miles north of Wentzville. We are just 45 minutes from downtown St. Louis. For directions or more information call the parish office at 636.332.9269.

For more information contact Theresa Wickerham at 573-438-4433. “check your neck!”

CARDS OR A VISIT?? Visiting the sick and shut-ins is a Corporal Work of Mercy and we have a good number of our parishioners who would enjoy a visit or a card! One such person is David Kite, son of Margaret Kite, who is confined to bed due to Parkinson’s disease. David’s family gives him all the care they can but it would be nice if former classmates or friends could stop by and visit or send him a card. His address is: David Kite, 10375 Sour Hill Rd., Cadet, MO 63630. Your card or visit might just make his day!

This weekend, parishes across the country will honor those who share in the evangelization and teaching mission of the Church through a special rite of commissioning and blessing. Here at St. Joachim the following catechists and teachers will be commissioned to share the faith of the Church with the adults, families, youth, and children of the parish and school this year:

Pamela Boyer Vicki Haynes Krista Heddy

Abby Johnston Linda Lewis Debra Koch

Monica Pashia Debbie Phipps Regina Pinson Carolyn Politte

Joyce Politte Mary Ann Pratt Vicki Thurmond

Laura Villmer Natalie Villmer

IN ADDITION TO WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, THE CATHOLICISM PROGRAM WILL ALSO BE HELD ON TUESDAY MORNINGS AT 9:30 AM IN THE CONVENT MEETING ROOM, BEGINNING THIS TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th. PLEASE COME JOIN US IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT OUR FAITH!

Year of Faith: Oct. 11, 2012-Nov. 24, 2013 "…They called the church together and reported what God had done with them and how he had

opened the door of faith..."(Acts 14:27) In the Acts of the Apostles, we learn that God has opened the door of faith for the early Church. But did you know that God has opened the door of faith for each one us and he invites us to step through the threshold into a deeper relationship with him. The upc an opportunity for every Cat esus Christ, encounter him in th lly the Eucharist and red hurch. Wit f October 11, 2011,Porta Fide VI declared that a "Year of Fait er 11, 2012 and conclude on Novtheopeandof t Durandcateof t"ThushoffeApoYea TheauthOneworCat

Jesus and enter into a deeper relationship with him. The “door of faith” is opened at one’s baptism, but during this year Catholics are called to open it again, walk through it and rediscover and renew their relationship with Christ and his Church. AN ACT OF FAITH O my God, I firmly believe that you are one God in three divine Person, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; I believe that your divine Son became man and died for our sins, and that he shall come to judge the living and the dead. I believe these and all the truths that the holy Catholic Church teaches, because you have revealed them, who can neither deceive nor be deceived. Amen Increase our Faith (Luke 17:5) Holy God, We thank you for the gracious gift of faith. With the apostles before us, we ask that you open our hearts to the power of your Word and increase our faith that we may be bold followers and joyful witnesses to the message and mission of your Son, Our Lord, Jesus Christ. Amen A precious gift We speak of the crosses of daily life, and forget that our very

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS: RCIA. If you are looking to develop a personal relationship with Jesus, a community where you can belong, worship experiences, knowledge about the Catholic Church, service opportunities, or sacraments. Look no further. Call Mrs. Joyce Politte at 573-438-3213 or 573-438-3973 or Mrs. Mary Ann Pratt at 573-438-6181. THE OLD MINES AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY will celebrate their annual Fete de L’Automne on Sunday, October 7th , on the Archive Building grounds at the junction of Hwy 21 and CC, across from Washington State Park. Opening Ceremonies are scheduled for 11 am. Old Mines French-Style Chicken n’ Dumplin Dinner will be served at St. Michael House from 11:00- 3:00 pm. All are invited! Check out their booth today at the Fall Festival!! St. Joachim will host the Festus Deanery Meeting on Tuesday, September 17th. Priests and Deacons of the Festus Deanery will meet, pray, and enjoy a meal together. FETE NEWS: Anyone wishing to help process apples for the apple butter for the Fete is welcome. Be at St. Michael House on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 9 am with your favorite paring knife.

September 16, 2012 St. Joachim School

“Your Future Begins With Us” News from St. Joachim School & PSR

Mission Statement The mission of St. Joachim Catholic School is to assist the parents and parish community in the shared responsibility of educating God’s children to be knowledgeable, responsible, loving Christians. On behalf of staff, parents, and students of St. Joachim School and PSR, I thank God for such perfect weather and everyone who worked so hard before, during, and after the Fall Festival to make it a success. On October 8 at 6:30, there will be a Protecting God’s Children Training at St. Joachim. I encourage parents and grandparents to attend. All who work with children must attend one training. To register, call the rectory at 438-6181 or school at 438-3973. Fundraiser: St. Joachim students are selling items from Abbey Press Christmas Collection & Snail’s Pace( Christmas cards, note cards, and flower bulbs). Consider making a purchase to help the school.

Calendar Saints Volleyball – Sept. 15 at St. Catherine Laboure at 10 a.m. Catholicism Program – Sept. 19 at 6:30 (Teachings of Jesus) Protecting God’s Children – Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Mother/Daughter Program – Oct. 14 from 1-4 at Mercy Hospital Father/Son Program – Oct. 21 for 11 & 12 year old 1-4 at Mercy Father/Son Program – Nov. 11 for 13-17 year old boys 1-4 at Mercy

**CHICKEN & BEEF DINNERS–Oct. 7, 2012. Serving is from 10:00 – 2 pm (unless they run out!) Your support is appreciated! Desserts & workers are always needed! Please help if you can!

**PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST – Sept. 30, 2012 **Serving is from 7:00-11:30! Stop by before the 10:00 Mass for a great breakfast! Workers are always needed and welcome!

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Lunch will be provided. Men & women needed. Cooking of the first batched of apple butter will take place on the Society grounds by the Rural Parish Workers on Saturday, September 29, 6 am or any time after. A crew to jar the apple butter is needed around 2 pm. Come when you can. The Fete this year is Sunday, October 7. If you can help that day or before let Natalie know at 636-586-5171.

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School Lunch Menu: Sept. 17th – 21st: Monday: Chicken Patty, Baked Sweet Potato Fries, Green Beans, Applesauce Tuesday: Cheese Quesadilla, Caesar Salad, Peas n’ Carrots, Pears Wednesday: Cheese/Hamburger, Baked French Fries, Green Pepper Slices, Baby Carrots (Raw), Diced Peaches Thursday: Baked Chicken Drumstick, Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli & Cauliflower, Pineapple Friday: Cheese Pizza, Salad, Yogurt, Apple Slices To celebrate the Year of Faith, the Catholicism Program will be

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houses in the OMAHS historical village on September 15th starting at 8:00. For information contact Judy Bone at 636-789-3381.

LOOKING FOR HELP! Janie Skiles is looking for helpers to make dumplings for the Fete on Wednesday, Sept. 26th at St. Michael House at 8:00 am. Bring your rolling pin and apron for a fun morning of rolling that dough! PUT ON YOUR CALENDAR! The St. Anne Sodality will be sponsoring a Turkey & Ham Bingo on December 9, 2012. More information will be posted at a later date!

offered to adults of the parish. The program is a rich, multimedia experience that covers 1) The Revelation of God become Man 2) Teachings of Jesus, 3)The Mystery of God 4) Mary, the Mother of God 5) Peter, Paul, and the Missionary Adventure, 6) A Body Both Suffering and Glorious, 7)Word Made Flesh, True Bread of Heaven, 8) The Communion of Saints 9) Prayer and Life in the Spirit 10) The Last Things: World Without End. You will journey with Fr. Robert Barron, author, speaker and theologian to more than 50 locations throughout 15 countries. The program will begin on Wednesday, September 12 beginning at 6:30-8 p.m. in the RCIA room. The program will be at the same time as PSR classes. PSR parents are invited and encouraged to participate while you wait for your children.

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ST. JOACHIM, OLD MINES, FALL FESTIVAL A SUCCESS! A VERY SPECIAL “THANK YOU” goes out to all who helped in any way to make our FALL FESTIVAL 2012 the success that it was! It would be impossible to name all those who contributed because there are too many to mention! It was a team effort and everyone did his or her part to make it a perfect year! I hope you felt the same pride as I do when our guests spend the day! We were given many compliments for our hospitality, friendly smiles, and service. We thank God for so many good people in and out of our parish. Please offer our thanks to those in our community who helped but may not have the opportunity to read this message! Chairpersons: Phil Pashia & Mary Ann Pratt There are many people to THANK and naming everyone would be impossible. Your help did not go unnoticed!

• To the Knights of Columbus members who worked hard at preparing the chicken & frying it, for helping to set-up booths on Friday & Saturday, and then taking them down on Monday. Many thanks for always living up to the Knights of Columbus Mission of “being the right hand of the parishes you serve.”

• Thanks to JOHN MOORE & JERRY WEST for donating the cost of the children’s “Inflatable fun houses”. You are both gems!

• To the “slaw makers” for using their experience to get the slaw made in no time!

• Carmen Litton, Debbie Koch, Krista Heddy, Abby Johnston, Laura Busken & Family, Carolyn Politte, Jarah Politte, Jensen McGinness, Mike & Edna Robinson, and ALL the workers in the dining room for working soooo hard and making everything work so well!

• To Monica Pratt, Nancy Politte, Jeannie Brown, Carolyn Politte, Sue Jackson Bill, & Elaine Portell, Bruce & Krista Coleman, Jared Portell, and Ken Portell for preparing the delicious Festival food and all the work it entails. You did a fantastic job! (even though it was frantic at times!)

• Thanks to all the kitchen helpers that I don’t have names for! I saw different people helping out throughout the day!

• To Barb & Mike Bequette for overseeing the children’s game booths and to all the parents who helped run these games! You did a great job!!

• Ronnie Thebeau and the crew for handling the set-up of all the booths on Friday & Saturday and then taking them down on Monday! May God generously reward you!

• Dave Pratt and all the volunteers who helped in the announcing booth! You kept everyone informed as to what was happening throughout the day!

• To Mike Chazelle for all the straw bales! • Thanks to ALL OUR WORKERS in the various

booths and their crews! Your help is invaluable!

• Thanks to Debbie Phipps & Cheryl Boyer for the great decorations throughout our parish grounds!

• Thanks to Debbie Phipps & Karrie Boyer for organizing all the “contests” that everyone so much enjoyed!

• Thanks to Mary Boyer for picking up so many attendance prizes for us!

• Thanks to Vicki Thurmond, Fran Pashia & Kathy Coleman for handling all the finances in the office!

• Thanks to all our parishioners, neighbors and friends who came out to support the annual Festival!

PRELIMINARY FIGURES: Gross: $33,364.03 Minus Expenses: $19,285.53 Net: $18,031.20 These figures are by no means final! There are still revenues to be collected and expenses to deduct. A more detailed report will be published as soon as all figures are in.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR WINNERS!

Main Raffle: § $500 (cash) – Mary Lewis, of Farmington (she

donated $250.00 back to the parish) § YMCA Getaway – Belle Ward, of Old Mines § Handmade Quilt – Ann Hasty, of Old Mines § “Dining Out” Gift Cards – Janice Litton, of Old

Mines § Hardees Party Certificate – Charles DeClue, of

Irondale Quilt Raffle: Robert Boyer, of Old Mines Red & Blue Star Throw: Tony Brown, of Old Mines Diaper Derby: 1st) Landan Poe; 2nd) Austin Allen; 3rd) Adalie Rackovan Stick Horse Winners: (1 years) 1st) Bennett Rackovan; 2nd) Jack Seiffertt; 3rd) Laila Underwood (2 & 3years) 1st) Cayden King; 2nd) Ava Atzert; 3rd) Connor Atzert Tricycle Races: 4 year olds: 1st) Aiden Koester; 2nd) Ginny Sampson; 3rd ) Syndel Kamper 5 year olds: 1st) Alexis Lawson; 2nd) Collin West; 3rd) Brianna Squires 6 year olds: 1st) Anna Boyer; 2nd) Rawlen Squires; 3rd) Dexter Wills Pumpkin Painting Contest: 1st ) Mackenzie Coleman-Portell; 2nd ) Ty Mitchell; 3rd ) Adalyn Kirby Watermelon Eating Contest: We did not get the winners list but they all had fun! Thanks to Debbie Phipps and Carrie Boyer for all their hard work on these events! THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS AND ADVERTIZERS! YOUR GENEROSITY IS APPRECIATED!! Autozone (Farmington) Autozone (Potosi) Autozone (Desloge) Austin Plaza Pharmax ALPS of Potosi Boo’s Market Boyer Lumber Co. Norma Boyer Patti Boyer Paul & Ina Mae Boyer Robert & Mary Boyer Regina Brown Buckman Lab USA Busken Bison Ranch Chad’ Landscaping Chazelle Brothers Coleman’s Auction Service Mary T. Coleman Country Corner Florist & Antiques Custom Cabinets & Furniture

Mary Ann DeGonia D & Z Complete Construction DeClue Funeral Home Catherine Dickey Dickey Bub Farm & Home Store Domino’s Pizza Dos Primos Eagle Cabinets Marilyn Emily Family Steak House Farm Bureau – Joyce Portell Farmers Ins. Group – Craig Portell First State Community Bank Msgr. James Hansen Hadee’s of Potosi Helbig Insurance Co. His & Her Formal Wear Independent Journal Jim & Carol Johnston Judy’s Beauty Shop Just Right Printing Knights of Columbus Council #5936 Knights of Columbus Council #5936 Ladies Auxiliary Lewis Salvage, Inc. Tina Litton Maxwell Hardware Hoot Mercille’s Store – Old Mines Mike McGirl Moore Funeral Home Judy Moyer Munchie Shed Mary Norbut Tax Service Old Mines Area Historical Society Old Mines Community & Education Trust Osia’s Automotive Ozark Federal Monica Pashia Partylite – Laura Villmer Plaza Tire Potosi Antique Mall Potosi C-Store Potosi Chiropractic Care Center Fr. Ted Gerald & Rosemary Pieper Mike Riddle R & M Feed Red Wing Shoe Company Reggie’s Auto Body Sinclair Florist and Gifts Brenda Steers Show-Me-Rent-To Own SouthPaw Grafx Sonic Drive-In Dr. Paul Villmer, D.D.S. WT Construction ZAM Inc. Storage Unico Bank Wal-Mart Washington Co. Aggregate; YMCA of the Ozarks

Monday, September 17Tuesday, September 187:45 am – RosaryThursday, September 20 in ChapelFriday, September 21Sunday, September 23EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER OF HOLY COMMUNION:LECTORS:OFFERTORYSERVERSST. JOACHIMST. JOSEPH