our parish this week

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT November 28, 2021

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Welcome

You

Our Mission

Founded in 1823, All

Saints Parish is a

welcoming community

rooted in the gospel of

Jesus, the Christ. Our

journey of faith brings

Christ’s presence to our

parish, our community,

and our world.�

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In response to our

Mission, we celebrate

life giving liturgy in

praise of God, call each

parish member to

ministry, evangelize

people of every age and

background, foster

Catholic identity, and

serve as stewards, of

our time, talent, and

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A l l S a i n t s N e w s & N o t e s

From the Desk of

Father Don

First Sunday of Advent 2 November 28, 2021

PURPLE IS FOR PREPARATION

If you were a three year old spending time in the atrium of the

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, you would know what each of the

liturgical colors stands for. You would know that when you see the

priest or deacon wearing purple, we are entering a season of

preparation. This season that begins this weekend is Advent and we

are preparing to celebrate Christmas.

As always, there are several levels of meaning attached to preparing

for Christmas. One preparation has to do with getting ready for

December 25, the day we call Christmas. We remember what

happened in Bethlehem and the great gift that the birth of Jesus has

been, and is to us. We are also encouraged to spend some time in

Advent remembering and celebrating how Jesus is born into our lives

each and every day. In a related way, we can think about the ways

that we can make Christ present for others to see and actually live in

a way that helps to make Jesus present to those around us. And if

that were not enough, we are to prepare for the coming of Jesus at the

end of time. We await his return for the fulfillment of his kingdom.

A word or two of caution and reminder about this season. It goes by

very quickly and our time of preparation is often crowded out by our

anticipated celebrations of Christmas. We are not very good at

waiting. We like things to happen and we like them to happen now.

Advent is counter-cultural for us. It is why it is so important that we

celebrate this season of preparation and waiting so that we can learn

how to do that better.

There are some traditional practices that can help us mark the days

of Advent rather than pretending that it is Christmas already. One of

those is an Advent calendar. These Advent calendars have all the

days marked and usually have some bit of the calendar to open so

that we can be reminded that each day is a day of preparation. We

also traditionally have Advent wreaths that mark the season one

week after the next, giving us a chance to see if we have done

anything to prepare or have we rushed ahead and pretended as if it’s

Christmas.

I would suggest that as many of us as possible celebrate the

Sacrament of Reconciliation, otherwise known as Confession during

this season of Advent. What better way to prepare our lives and

hearts than to come to our God of mercy and receive the gift of

forgiveness. This might also be a good time to remember those who

are less fortunate than you are. Find a way to be charitable toward

those who would benefit from your generosity. Some practice of

voluntary self-emptying helps us to become more dependent on God

and less dependent on ourselves.

When Jesus comes, will there be room for him in our lives?

MASS TIMES

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

OF THE

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

Tuesday, December 7 at 7pm�

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Wednesday, December 8 at�

6:30am, 9am, 7pm�

ADVENT CONFESSIONS

Please join us for Confession

at the following times.

Saturdays 4:00-4:45 pm

Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 pm

December 21st 9-11 am and 7-9 pm

Christmas Mass Times

December 24

4pm Church & Gym

6pm Church

Midnight

December 25

7am Church 9am Church

11am Church


MASS INTENTIONS

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

Saturday, November 27

5:00 pm Cornella Empuerto

Sunday, November 28

6:00 am Church William ‘Bill’ Klinghammer

7:30 am Church People of All Saints

9:00 am Church Harry Lowes

11:00 am Church Theresa Aitken

11:00 am Gym Karen Fife

Monday, November 29

6:30 am Lita Iglesias Family

8:00 am Robert F. & Ruth G. Schaberg

Tuesday, November 30

6:30 am Mary Ann Kreutzman

8:00 am Alice May Rothermich

Wednesday, December 1

6:30 am Jeanette Dandino

8:00 am Shawn Berry

Thursday, December 2

6:30 pm William Jacobson

9:00 am Karen Fife

Friday, December 3

6:30 am Clarence & Christina Birk

8:00 am Vocations to the Priesthood & Religious Life

Saturday, December 4

8:00 am Special Intention for Improved Health

SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT


5:00 pm Jesus Villongco

Sunday, December 5

6:00 am Church Kaeli Jablonski

7:30 am Church Nancy Burkett

9:00 am Church People of All Saints

11:00 am Church Charles & Catherine Kane

11:00 am Gym Jack & Jackie


Readings for the week of November 28, 2021

Sunday: Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12—4:2/Ps 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14

[1b]/Lk 21:25-28, 34-36

Monday: Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4b, 4cd-5, 6-7, 8-9/Mt 8:5-11

Tuesday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10]/Mt 4:18-22

Wednesday: Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [6cd]/Mt 15:29-

37

Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Ps 118:1 and 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a [26a]/Mt

7:21, 24-27

Friday: Is 29:17-24/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [1a]/Mt 9:27-31

Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. Is

30:18d]/Mt 9:35—10:1, 5a, 6-8

Next Sunday: Bar 5:1-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Phil 1:4-6, 8-

11/Lk 3:1-6

OUR PARISH THIS WEEK

Sunday, November 28

RCIA

9:00 am Parish Center

Catechesis of Good Shepherd

9:00 am Ministry Center

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

11:00 am School Classroom #104

High School Youth Ministry

7:00 pm Ministry Center

Advent Prayer Service

7:00 pm Church

Monday, November 29

Quilters

8:00 am Quilting Room

Permanent Deacon Intro

6:00 pm Ministry Center RM #3

Knights of Columbus

6:00 pm Ministry Center Archives

St. Vincent de Paul Treasurer Report

6:30 pm Ministry Center Banquet

Middle School Ministry

7:00 pm Ministry Center Auditorium

Tuesday, November 30

Rosary Makers

9:00 am LL Parish Office

Walking with Purpose Bible Study

6:30 pm Ministry Center Auditorium

Eucharistic Adoration

7:00 pm Church


Stephen Ministries



Spiritual Book Discussion

1:00 pm Ministry Center Archives

ACTS Women

5:00 pm Ministry Center MR#2

ACTS Formation Men


Centering Prayer

6:30 pm Ministry Center Library

Choir Rehearsal

6:30 pm Church

Cantor Practice

6:45 pm Music Room

Gym Ensemble

7:45 pm Music Room

Church Choir Practice

7:45 pm Church

Friday, December 3

Advent by Tail Light

5:00 pm Pavilion


Breakfast with Santa

9:00 am Parish Center

Mentoring Program

10:30 am Ministry Center RM#3



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Christian Moral Living�

“Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter

the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the

will of My Father in heaven.” (Matthew 7:21) But how

can we know God’s will? How do we know what choices

to follow? These questions and others will be discussed

during today’s RCIA session. The most basic principle

of the Christian moral life is the awareness that every

person bears the dignity of being made in the image of

God. The gifts of intelligence and reason enable us to

seek out the true, good, and the natural order of things

established in God’s beautiful creation. However, the

darker impulses toward evil are the effects of original

sin.

Our conscience is our sense of the moral goodness or

evil of a thing. A good conscience is a lifelong formation

and in addition to the natural law, we Catholic

Christians have the Bible, the teachings of Jesus

Christ, the instructions and writings of moral

theologians and the authoritative teachings of the

Church. Using all our resources along with prayer and

practice will help to attain that well-formed conscience

to discern right from wrong and to accept the

responsibility to choose what’s right, God’s will.

Living a Christian moral life is a constant effort to be

one with Jesus making our everyday decisions

according to His mind and heart. When we interact

with our family, friends, co-workers, and strangers we

meet every day, do our actions and words confirm that

we are Christians? If we were on trial for being a

Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict

us?

High School Youth Ministry

We have a fun night for youth group tonight, November

28th! We will be having a video game and board game

night! Come on by, invite your friends, and enjoy the

games together. Our youth group meets from 7:00 pm -

8:30 pm on Sunday nights in the Ministry Center youth

room. It is open to all teens grades 9-12, friends are

welcome and encouraged!

Sunday night youth group exists for several reasons for

your teens. We meet to give your teens a safe place to be

themselves and make real friends. We also teach the faith

in ways that are relevant and interesting for where the

teens are in life. And finally, we like to have a lot of fun

and share the joy of Christ! There is no sign up for youth

group, teens can just show up. All are welcome!

Follow us for event updates and other fun stuff.

Facebook: All Saints High School Youth Ministry

Twitter and Instagram: @All_SaintsYG

Middle School Ministry�

November 29th is a special Edge night, it will be a Nerf

Gun night! Students are welcome to bring their own nerf

guns to play. We will meet from 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm in the

Ministry Center Auditorium. All students grades 6-8

should feel welcome to drop in!

Follow us for event updates and other fun stuff.

Facebook: All Saints High School Youth Ministry

Twitter and Instagram: @All_SaintsYG

ALL SAINTS MEN’S �

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ADVENT BY TAIL LIGHT�

FRIDAY, December 3 from 5 pm to 9 pm.�

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Hope to see you there.�

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Any questions call Ken Reel at 314�603�7155 or Mark Hanick 314�610�7221.�


MEMORIAL CANDLES…

Our tradition is to have a lit vigil candle on each of

the side altars. These are 7-day candles set in place

before the 5 pm Mass on Saturdays.

Floyd Atchison

Jane Atchison

We continue the tradition with a way for

people to be involved in remembering a deceased

loved one, friend or family member.

With a suggested donation of $5, please submit the

name of who you want to remember with a Memorial

Candle.

Contact the Parish Office to schedule a

Memorial Candle.

Please Pray For…

Your prayers are requested for Eloise Alberta

Nilges, formerly of All Saints, who died this week in

Hope of Christ’s resurrection.

May God grant her eternal life!

Contributions from November 14, 2021

Sunday of Offering .…….....…………...……...……. $19,882

Budget Amount…….…………………………….…... $25,647

Shortfall/Overage…………….………………….…... -$5,765

Sunday Offering……….......................................... $488,402

Budget Amount………...………...…………............ $512,940

Shortfall/Overage…………………..…...…….....,,…. -$24,538

Thank You for your Generosity!

Contribution information not available for

November 21st at time of bulletin transmittal.


1st Sunday of Advent

“But when these signs begin to happen, stand

erect and raise your heads because your

redemption is at hand.” (Luke 21:28)

We celebrate Advent each year in preparation

for the birth of Jesus, His first coming, as we await His

second coming. What will you do differently this Advent

season to grow in friendship and love with Jesus? How

will you inspire others to do the same? Start by sharing

your God story with others, especially those closet to

you. Invite and accompany them on their faith journey

this Advent.

Together For Life…

Next weekend in our church Allison Vollmer of our

parish, and Mitchell Divine will exchange wedding

vows and we asked God’s Blessing on their marriage.

Congratulations and Best Wishes

to them and to their families!

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Our Annual Children's Choir is back again!

The Children's Choir will sing for our 4pm Church Mass

on Christmas Eve.

All children grades 2-8 are welcome to participate! This

is a beloved way for your child to take part in

the Christmas Liturgy.

Rehearsals will be Wednesdays, 5:15-6pm in Church

starting December 1.

Please contact Emily Banks at bankse@allsaints-

stpeters.org to sign up your singer!



JOIN US for this FREE EVENT!�

Family Friendly! Invite your friends and neighbors!�

Wednesday, December 8th

3:30 to 6:30 p.m.�

Thursday, December 9th

4:00 to 7:00 p.m.�

Live Nativity and Animals, Story Time with our Pastors,�

Shepherd Snack Sacks, Candle Lighting, �

The Annunciation Meditation, �

Photo Booths

(Bring your Shepherd Costumes and Cameras)

Donations are gratefully accepted.

CHRISTKINDL ABEND

We have many positions to fill both inside and

outside to make these evenings a success. Join us

for 1 hour or for the whole evening.

Sign up at

https://www.signupgenius.com/

go/10c0f4bafaf28a2f9c70-christkindl

or return this slip to the Parish Office and we

will give you a call to fill a slot.

Name: ________________________________

Phone Number: ________________________

Please circle your preference:



3 pm 4 pm 5 pm 6 pm 7 pm

Inside Position or Outside Position

Questions?

Contact Beth Loeffler at 636-397-1440 ext 221 or

[email protected]



Please join us for our Annual

Pancake & Sausage

Breakfast with Santa!

Saturday, December 4, 2021

9:00am - 11:00am

All Saints Parish Center

$8 per person, 2 and under: Free!

Our 5th grade elves will be hosting:

Christmas Coloring Station

Christmas Storytime

Family Photo Booth

Christmas Crafts

Hot Chocolate Bar

Christmas Music

And of course - Photos with Santa Claus!

Parents: Please bring your camera for pictures

National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows

The Christmas Stories in Matthew and Luke

Presenter: Mark Etling, PhD.

Tuesdays,, December 7 & 14

10:00 am—12 Noon

The story of Christmas in our time is filled with joy and

wonderment about the birth of Jesus.

Mary and Joseph are visited by angels; the birth of the

Child is announced to shepherds by the heavenly

choirs; astrologers from the East come to worship Jesus

because they have seen his star; his life is threatened

by the treachery of King Herod. Yet in their original

context the Christmas stories are risky, even dangerous

tales of treason against the Roman Empire, and the

beginning of the restoration of God’s sovereignty in

Israel.

In this two-part series we will explore the dramatic

stories of Jesus’ birth as told in the Gospels of Matthew

and Luke.

Cost: $20 for series: $10 per session.

For more information, call 618-394-6281.

Register online at https://snows.org/ministries/spiritual-

programs/

CHRISTMAS CARDS�

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Birthright St Charles is selling Christmas cards this

Holiday season. Proceeds help women facing the

challenges of an unplanned pregnancy. Card Art

depicts Madonna & Child.

Price: $8 for 10 Cards; pick-up or shipping

options available.

For more info or to place an order call 636-724-1200;

or come visit us at 2125 Bluestone Dr, St Charles, MO

63303.



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SCRIP WINDOW HOURS�

Wednesday, December 8 4:00-6:30 pm

Thursday, December 9 4:00-6:30 pm

Sunday, December 12 8:00-11:00 am

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Scrip Window will also be open on Friday

mornings from 7:15 – 9:30 am.

Scrip Window will NOT be open

November 26, December 24,

and December 31

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The theme for this year’s event will be the “Year of St. Joseph”.

The evening will include guest speakers and possibly some

Advent songs.�

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Each table should have a table leader who will register the other

ladies who at their table. Each table of ladies will decorate their

own table for Advent and bring their own appetizers/food and

table service, under the leadership of your table leader. The

parish will provide some beverages and a white table covering for

each round table.�

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Doors will open at 6 pm for table leaders and tablemates to

decorate their table. The program will start at 7 pm and continue

until approximately 9 pm.�

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You can also sign up individually and you will be assigned to a

table and a table leader. The fee is $6.00 per person or a table of

8 would be $48.00. We will also accept tables of six if you desire

more space around the table. The fees help to cover the cost of a

speaker, beverages, and a donation to St. Vincent de Paul of our

parish. Make your checks out to “All Saints Parish” and put in an

envelope marked “Advent by Candlelight” and drop off at the

Parish Office. Registration and payments are due by November

30th

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Registration for a full table or individually�

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We will also have a raffle on an Advent/Christmas item in order to

raise money for future Advent by Candlelight programs and or

speakers. There will also by a tip jar present if anyone wishes to

make an additional donation to St. Vincent DePaul.�

SOCCER CAMP

There will be an indoor winter soccer camp for

boys and girls of the parish ages 5-12. The

camp will be conducted at the Vetta 70 complex

in St. Peters.

The camp will start in early December.

For more information, please call Marty at 314-

393-1164

KC CHRISTMAS DINNER

Your Knights of Columbus Council #1587 is having

a Christmas dinner and social event on Sunday,

December 5th from 5-8 pm in the Ministry Center.

If you are interested in finding out what we do for

the parish and others or just wish to bring your

family you are welcome to come.

Please email RSVP to Ed Klix by Sunday, Nov

28th ([email protected]) so we can have an accu-

rate count.

Recent Baptisms at All Saints

August thru November 2021

Kai William Ballard�

Parent(s): Zachary & Jenna Ballard�

Jack William Gravlin�

� Parent(s): Daniel & Meghan Gravlin�

Allison Marcia Holtgrefe�

� Parent(s): Matthew & Zara Holtgrefe�

Reese McKenna Meissbach�

Parent(s): Douglas & Chr istine Meissbach�

Fiona Marie & Isla Helene Nelson�

Parent(s): James (J im) & Er in Nelson�

Wolfgang Alexander Schmutz�

Parent(s):� Mark & Madison Schmutz�

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Elijah Jeffrey Sutterer�

� Parent(s): Derek & Kellie Sutterer�

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Mabel Lorine Wheeler�

Parent(s): Lucas & Sarah Wheeler �

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Congratulations to them and their parents.



Join your thanks with Fr. Don's! Pilgrimage of Thanksgiving

In the Splendors of Eastern Europe June 16 - 26, 2022

Have you had an exceptional reason to be thankful? Fr. Don has. His thankfulness goes beyond

the everyday gratefulness of God's hand in his life to his most recent healing and continuous

physical recovery and return to full-time parish ministry. He's looking forward to saying mass

everyday on the pilgrimage.

Don't have a passport yet? You have time to get it. You apply at the Post Office. There is a fee for

processing, but don't let this keep you from making this pilgrimage.

A lot didn't happen in 2020 and travel is coming back to Europe's cathedrals, castles, historic

palaces and its spectacular scenery. Join Fr. Don in memorable places - Prague, the beautiful

1,000 year-old capital of the Czech Republic; Budapest, Hungary's enchanting capital on the Danube River; Vienna,

Austria's elegant City with the old world ambiance and a rich musical heritage; and Munich, the capital of Bavaria. This

pilgrimage will also take you for the day in Oberammergau, a town in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, to attend the

performance of the oldest Passion Play in the world. The entire town is getting ready now to participate.

For more information, email [email protected] or click on the website https://allsaints-stpeters.org/

Pilgrimage

Get your reservation in and join Fr. Don on a trip of your lifetime!

A l l S a i n t s C a t h o l i c C h u r c h D i r e c t o r y

New to the area. We look forward to personally

meeting you. Please take time after Mass or

whenever you may be present for parish activities to

introduce yourself to the members of the parish staff.

Not Been Active. If you are inactive in the practice of your Catholic

faith, we encourage you to return. If you would like to speak with

someone on the parish staff, please do not hesitate to contact any one

of us.

Receiving The Sacraments. If a previous marriage has kept you

from receiving the Sacraments, we invite you to contact one of the

priests or deacons. In most cases we can work with you toward a

favorable solution so that you can again receive the Sacraments of

the Church.


SCRIP Coordinator, Jessica Kaimann

Email…………[email protected]

Parish Office

Office Hours .......................................... Monday-Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Phone......................................... (636)397-1440 or (636)397-1453 ext. 221

Fax....................................................................................... (636)397-1421

Email ........................................................asparish@allsaints-stpeters.org

Website ............................................................ www.allsaints-stpeters.org

St. Louis Archdiocese Website ......................................... www.archstl.org

Secretaries, Jerrie Edler, Barb Kasper & Cheryl Manoli-Williams…

ext. 221


Bookkeeper………………………………………..…………...ext . 229

Email………[email protected]

Parish Staff

Pastor, Fr. Donald Wester ............................................... ext. 223


Associate Pastor, Fr. Robert Suit .................................. ext. 225


Associate Pastor, Fr. Joseph Wormek…………..…..…...ext. 231


Permanent Deacon, Jorge Perez


Director of Administration, Solange Mpembele ……..ext. 304

Email……….. [email protected]

Principal: K-8 Elementary Program & Pre-School

Deborah Hake ............................................................................ ext. 234


Coordinator Religious Education: PSR, & Full-Time

Mary Grace Villmer……………………………...…………………...ext. 235


Ricky Willmann……………………………………………………......ext. 226


Director of Liturgy and Music

Emily Banks……………………….……………………………...…..ext. 302

Email……[email protected]

All Saints School

Phone.......................................................... (636)397-1440 ext. 232

Religious Education Office

Parish School of Religion, Mary Grace Villmer ......... ext. 235

Administrative Assistant, Karla Perez....…………….. ext. 228

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Karen Mesler

E-mail…………[email protected]

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

Sunday during the 11:00 am church and gym Mass

Contact: Carol White at 314-609-9185 or

Email: [email protected]

Special Needs Ministry – POSTPONED

Sunday Nursery—POSTPONED

Bulletin Deadline

Mass Schedule

Weekend Saturday (vigil) 5:00 pm Church

Sunday 6:00 am, 7:30 am, 9:00 am, All in Church

11:00 am in Church & Gym

Weekday....................Mon.-Fri. 6:30 & 8:00 am; Sat. 8:00 am

National Holidays .............................................. 9:00 am only

Sacramental Information

Baptism of Children

Please contact the Parish Office to make arrangements to

celebrate Baptism. A preparation class for parents is

required.

Adult Initiation

Adults desiring Baptism or reception into the Catholic church

are encouraged to contact the parish office for information

about the Catechumenate program.

Reconciliation

Tuesday from 7-8 pm

Matrimony

Visits to the Sick

If you cannot come to church because of illness, please be sure

that we are notified so that we might minister to you either at

home, hospital, or nursing care facility. Because of

confidentiality issues we cannot come to you unless requested

to do so by you or your family.

Parish Prayer Chain

If you would like members of our parish to pray for you or

your special needs or intentions, please call Connie McKoskey

(636-441-2117).

If you would like to join the Prayer Chain, please call B.J.

Ellison (278-6337).

If restrictions due to Covid keep you from coming to

church, we will be happy to bring the Eucharist to you.

Please call the Parish Office at 636-397-1440, ext. 221.


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