CORONATION OF OUR LADY CATHOLIC CHURCH 13000 Bennington Ave. Grandview, Missouri 64030

Welcome to Our Parish Family July 2, 2017 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekends: 4:00 PM—Saturday 8:15 & 10:45 AM—Sunday Weekdays: 9:00 AM—Mon, Thur, Fri, Sat 6:15 AM—Tuesday 6:30 PM—Wednesday

SACRAMENT of RECONCILIATION

1/2 hour before each Mass; Saturday 2:15 - 3:45PM;

Wednesday after Mass until 8:00PM

ASSISTANCE with RECEIVING SACRAMENTS:

BAPTISM RECONCILIATION

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION CONFIRMATION

ANOINTING OF THE SICK Inquire at the Parish Office for assistance

COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND

Contact: Deacon Mike Dennis, 761-6478

MINISTERS OF CARE If you or a family member is hospitalized

contact the Parish Office. Coordinator: Mollie Lannigan

FUNERAL PREPARATIONS

Mass of Christian Burial Contact: Fr. Hansen

FUNERAL DINNER MINISTRY

Contact Fr. Hansen if you would like a dinner after a Mass of Christian Burial. Coordinator: Sheila Park

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

Contact Fr. Hansen nine months in advance

YOUTH MINISTRY

SCHOOL OF RELIGION Contact/Coordinator: Preston Rinne

Would You Like to Join Our Parish Family?

We would love to have you join our Parish Family and share in our events and daily devo-tion to Our Lord. Catholic adults should be registered members of a parish and Catholic families, who wish their children to be enrolled in the Parish School of Religion or receive the sacraments, should also be registered. Ask Fr. Hansen or Deacon Mike Dennis for a Parish Registration Form after Mass or come into our Parish Office, Monday—Thursday or call 816-761-8811 for assistance. Do You Know Someone Who Would Like to Learn More About the Catholic Faith or Who Wants to Become a Catholic?

Contact our Parish Office 816-761-8811

PASTORAL STAFF

Father Stephen Hansen, Pastor Deacon Mike Dennis

PARISH OFFICE STAFF

Mr. Preston Rinne, Business Manager

Mrs. Mollie Lannigan, Office Assistant MUSIC DIRECTOR

Mrs. Carol Feuerborn

PARISH OFFICE HOURS

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Thursday

PHONE: 816-761-8811/ FAX: 816-761-8812

PARISH E-MAIL: coronation@kc.rr.com PARISH WEB SITE:

www.coronationofourlady.org

PARISH BULLETIN Call the Parish Office or submit your article to

coolbulletin@kc.rr.com

CHURCH USHERS Contact: Karen Fletcher 816-835-4048 if you would like to be an Usher at Mass

Parish Events This Week

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Sunday, July 9

Thursday, July 6

Saturday, July 8

Tuesday, July 4 Happy 4th of July!!

Friday, July 7

Monday, July 3

Sunday, July 2

Wednesday, July 5

FATHER HANSEN’S CORNER

8:15 AM Mass 10:45 AM Mass 7:30 PM Totus Tuus (Middle/High School Students)

RSVPs Due Today for SERRA Dinner on Tuesday July 11 Contact Barb Eckart

9:00 AM Mass 2:15 PM Confession 4:00 PM Mass 5:00 PM Parish BBQ Welcome and Meet the Crossroads Pro-Life Walkers and the Totus Tuus Leaders.

6:00 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 9:00 AM Mass 5:30 PM Legion of Mary

6:00 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 9:00 AM Mass

6:15 AM Mass 7:00 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Parish Office and Food Pantry will be closed July 3rd and July 4th

12:00 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 6:30 PM Mass

5:45 AM That Man is You 6:00 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 9:00 AM Mass

Parish Office and Food Pantry will be closed July 3rd and July 4th

8:15 AM Mass 10:45 AM Mass

This coming Saturday evening (July 8th), a er the 4pm Mass, we’ll have a barbeque for the Crossroads Pro Life Walkers. They are making their way across the country witnessing to the dignity of human life, from natural con-cep on to natural death.

See h ps://www.crossroadswalk.org/ Bring some meat to cook and a dish to pass to the recto-ry before Mass and join us a er. Come meet the walkers. Joining us for that barbeque will be the TOTUS TUUS team serving the children, and young people from Coro-na on, and their friends in the upcoming week. See h p://catholicdioceseofwichita.org/totus-tuus/totus-tuus-home The second team may also join us (they’ll be serving at another parish). Please come and meet the team that will be serving our children and young people and be sure to sign up for the week-long program. Call the par-ish office or see the parish website for the forms. This coming Tuesday we will celebrate Independence Day; the 4th of July. I have great memories of that day gathering with my family at the curb side of Main Street in my home town - Racine, Wisconsin – early in the morning, wai ng for the parade to begin! We have so much to be thankful in our country and we see new peo-ples arriving s ll because of the life possible here. May Corona on be a family that is always respec ul of life and the young; our future. May we also be a family always welcoming new peoples, with the idea of learning and sharing the best each heritage brings. The Chris an virtues, for fied by prayer and the sacraments, are the greatest way to con nue to evangelize this great land. ~ Fr. Hansen

Sunday, July 9 to Friday, July 14—TOTUS TUUS

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ADULT FAITH FORMATION

The mission of the Adult Faith Forma on Team of Corona on of Our Lady Parish is to plan and provide quality opportuni es for adults based on the Gospel and the Catechism of the Catholic Church so they may live Christ centered Catholic lives that contrib-ute to the building of God’s Kingdom within family, parish and global community”.

‘That Man is You’ Monday’s 6am-7am ‘The Bible and the Sacraments’

All Men are invited to share in breakfast and discussion weekly in Parish Library. Facilitators: Elijah Hobbs & Bernie Lohkamp

Tuesday Morning Prayer Group resumes September 12 Theology of the Body resumes September 13

Encyclical Read & Discuss Group resumes September 14

Pope Francis Calls Us to Heal and Protect Mother Earth Encyclical Le er: “LAUDATO SI Praise be to you, my Lord”

Corona on Parishioner’s Library We have been blessed with another display case for our parish library. It came in for the parish garage sale and we thank the folks who donated it. Kim Nguyen has been working on ge ng books stamped with our parish informa on a er Fr. Hansen and Renee’ Jordan review the books for condi on and content. We hope to have a BOOK SALE in the Fall , with contribu ons going to WORLD YOUTH DAY 2019 which will be held in Pana-má. Details will be posted soon.

II. THE ISSUE OF WATER 27. Other indicators of the present situa on have to do with the deple on of natural resources. We all know that it is not possible to sustain the present level of consump on in devel-oped countries and wealthier sectors of society, where the habit of was ng and discarding has reached unprecedented levels. The exploita on of the planet has already exceeded acceptable limits and we s ll have not solved the problem of poverty. 28. Fresh drinking water is an issue of primary importance, since it is indispensable for human life and for suppor ng ter-restrial and aqua c ecosystems. Sources of fresh water are necessary for health care, agriculture and industry. Water sup-plies used to be rela vely constant, but now in many places demand exceeds the sustainable supply, with drama c conse-quences in the short and long term. Large ci es dependent on significant supplies of water have experienced periods of shortage, and at cri cal moments these have not always been administered with sufficient oversight and impar ality. Water poverty especially affects Africa where large sectors of the popula on have no access to safe drinking water or experience droughts which impede agricultural produc on. Some coun-tries have areas rich in water while others endure dras c scar-city. 29. One par cularly serious problem is the quality of water available to the poor. Every day, unsafe water results in many deaths and the spread of water-related diseases, including those caused by microorganisms and chemical substances. Dysentery and cholera, linked to inadequate hygiene and wa-ter supplies, are a significant cause of suffering and of infant mortality. Underground water sources in many places are threatened by the pollu on produced in certain mining, farm-ing and industrial ac vi es, especially in countries lacking ade-quate regula on or controls. It is not only a ques on of indus-trial waste. Detergents and chemical products, commonly used in many places of the world, con nue to pour into our rivers, lakes and seas. 30. Even as the quality of available water is constantly dimin-ishing, in some places there is a growing tendency, despite its scarcity, to priva ze this resource, turning it into a commodity subject to the laws of the market. Yet access to safe drinkable water is a basic and universal human right, since it is essen al to human survival and, as such, is a condi on for the exercise of other human rights. (con nued next column)

(30. con nued below) Our world has a grave social debt towards the poor who lack access to drinking water, because they are denied the right to a life consistent with their inalienable dignity. This debt can be paid partly by an increase in funding to provide clean water and sanitary services among the poor. But water con nues to be wasted, not only in the developed world but also in devel-oping countries which possess it in abundance. This shows that the problem of water is partly an educa onal and cultural issue, since there is li le awareness of the seriousness of such behaviour within a context of great inequality. 31. Greater scarcity of water will lead to an increase in the cost of food and the various products which depend on its use. Some studies warn that an acute water shortage may occur within a few decades unless urgent ac on is taken. The envi-ronmental repercussions could affect billions of people; it is also conceivable that the control of water by large mul na on-al businesses may become a major source of conflict in this century.

Next week we will con nue with Sec on III. LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY

Give God Your Weakness

and He will give You His Strength

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PARISH ORGANIZATIONS & NEWS

Altar & Rosary Society

Holy Days & Special Event Schedule

2017Fall/Winter Ac vi es September 5: Dinner/Mee ng/Program November 18: Apple Cider Fes val & Quilt Show December 19: Christmas Dinner/Mee ng/Party President: Pat Julo@787-9425/V-President: Linda Brown@868-6574

Sec: Clairee Banks@765-6539/Treas: Mollie Lannigan@763-1193

As Jesus reminds us that he is the vine and we are the branches, and it is the branches through whose nourishment enlivens the vine, so it is with parish ministries and organiza ons. There are many ministries and organiza ons by which our parish is enriched – some of which require occasional par cipa on, and others which entail regular service. One does not become a parishioner simply by a ending Sunday Mass. Your involvement in one of these ministries and organiza ons will not only enrich your life, but it will also vitalize the communion of faith we enjoy at Corona on of Our Lady.

Check ar cles for the specific me schedule July 8: Parish BBQ July 9: RSVPs Due for SERRA Dinner July 9-14: Totus Tuus Week for Youth July 12: Parish Pot-Luck Dinner August 8: Parish Blood Drive September 5: A&R Mee ng-Dinner November 18: Apple Cider Fes val December 19: A&R Christmas Dinner-Mee ng

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Knights of Columbus

KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS - Council 14972 News Our Lady of Perpetual Help Knights of Columbus Mee ng will be held Tuesday, June 18 - Rosary: 6:40pm Mee ng: 7:00pm Meets the third Tuesday of each month in the Parish Center. Interest-ed prac cing Catholic men are invited to meet with members of the council to discuss their par cipa on.

Grand Knight, Steve Berry @ 246-1161 Deputy Grand Knight, Richard Brown @ 765-8278

Financial Secretary, Tony Berter @ 763-8289

The next SE KCMO SERRA Club mee ng/dinner will be July 11, 6pm rosary followed by dinner, at Corona on of Our Lady church. RSVP for dinner by Sunday, July 9 with Barb Eckart. Next mee ng/dinner will be August 8, with more details coming soon. To find out more about the SERRA Club or how you can become a member or bring the Devo onal Prayer Cross into your home for a month, contact Barb Eckart@816-765-4716 or Deacon Mike Den-nis@816-761-6478.

SERRA CLUB of Southeast Kansas City

Queen of Peace Legion of Mary Praesidium Meets Fridays at 5:30pm in Parish Rectory Basement

The Legion of Mary is the largest apostolic organiza on of lay people in the Catholic Church. Members become instruments of the Holy Spirit through a balanced program of prayer and service. Works include parishioner visita on, door-to-door evangeliza on, religious educa on and mee ng the needs of the parish community. All are invited and welcome to come as a guest to a Legion of Mary mee ng! There is no obliga on. Contact Terri O’Donnell@679-4973.

Weekly HOURS of ADORATION of the Holy Eucharist Monday: 6am - 10pm Tuesday: 7:00am - 8:00am

Wednesday: 12pm - 10pm Thursday: 6:00am - 10pm Friday 6am to Saturday 9am

Dcn. Mike Dennis@761-6478 or Teresa O’Donnell@679-4973

Adora on of the Eucharist

News from Your Respect Life Commi ee (RFLC)

Spiritual Adoption Program & Prayer

Month 3: Don’t forget to con nue to pray for your spiritually adopted baby.

I am quite ac ve. Even though my mother cannot feel me yet, I can kick and flip around in my safe li le world. I can move my eyes but my eyelids are closed. My car lage is changing to bone. I can sucks my thumb and I hiccup when I swallow amnio c fluid. I am now three inches long and can hear outside noises. I can close my fingers around an object and I can squint, frown and smile. I am star ng to react to my environment and although I can already feel sensa ons like pain I really hope things stay the same--quiet, peaceful, and warm. His mother Mary…was found to be with child through the Holy Spirit…[the angel said] ‘what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit’” Ma hew 1:18-20

St. Gianna Prayer Group

A prayer support for couples struggling with infer lity, miscarriage, or s ll birth. If you would like to be involved, please email lindenwood8@gmail.com

In keeping with the idea of suppor ng life in all ways from Womb to Tomb we would like to designate the last Sunday of each month as Personal Care Item Dona on Sunday. These items will be available to all those in need. Suggested items may include bath soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush or items for baby care (diapers, lo on, soap, etc.) In your love and mercy consider dona ng an item or two the last Sunday of each month. Next one is July 30th.

Place items in baskets in the ves bule, thanks!!

Second Collec on Weekends August 20 Diocesan Life and Jus ce

September 17 La n America Apostolate October 22 Mission Sunday

November 19 Tomorrow’s Priests: Voca on Fund December 10 Religious Re rement

Next Blood Drive at Corona on is Tuesday, August 8

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PARISH NEWS

June 23 Contributions $3,911.00

Fiscal Year– As of June 18 Expenses $343,417.32 Income $381,853.12

Corpus Chris Procession June 2017

“Coming to his senses at last, he said: ‘How many hired hands at my father’s place have more than enough to eat, while here I am starv-ing! I will break away and return to my father, and say to him, Father, I have sinned . . .’” Luke 15:17-18 This past week, our diocesan staff was led in a day of recollec on by Father Donald Gibbs, O.S.B., a monk of Concep on Abbey. During one of his talks, he asked each of us to think of our lives as a film, and then asked us which parts of our life we would choose to edit out if we were able to do so. In other words, going back, what would end up on the cu ng room floor? It’s an interes ng ques on. Most of us would think first of the stupid-est mistakes we ever made, the foolish choices, sins, and bad deci-sions; but also the bad things that others did to us. Perhaps there was an unforeseen accident that caused great suffering, or an illness that debilitated us. The point of the exercise was to reflect on the fact that we tend to want to include only the good things, like a pris ne Facebook page full of great photos and happy experiences, and edit out the bad things. But, it is o en the “bad stuff” that was the occasion for our most important encounters with God, much like the bad stuff in the parable of the Prodigal Son. Saint Paul even reflected on his former life of extreme hatred in a different light once he encountered Jesus and was converted. God’s love and grace transforms and even uses the “bad stuff” for our good and the good of others. The point is an important one. The bad things are not really good, they cause great pain, shame, and regret. But, the bad things are not the final word, they don’t define us, especially if we have encoun-tered Christ and his mercy. I o en tell people sin is not the worst thing in the world; God can handle our sin—any sin. The worst thing in the world is to not turn to God with your sin, to despair, unrepent-ant or unforgiving. Sin has been defeated, and God’s love can heal us of anything we’ve done or that others have done to us. God is also able to transform all of it into a pathway to redemp on and life. Good news indeed! As our “movie” con nues to be produced, let us see all that has gone before in the light of knowing Christ, even the bad stuff. –Bishop James V. Johnston, Jr.

Bishop Johnston’s Corner

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YOUT H

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D I OC E S E

EVENT S

Jr. High & High School Youth Ministry!!! Totus Tuus is coming July 9 through July 14!

Coronation’s Youth Ministry News Contact: Preston Rinne

(816)761-8811 x101 or email prinne@kc.rr.com

What’s Going On Around the Diocese of KCSJ

USCCB Dept of Jus ce, Peace & Human Development

TOTUS TUUS Would you like to help with providing lunches for the Totus Tuus team leaders? They prefer to have lunches similar to the bag lunches that the kids bring in Monday thru Thursday. Paper plates and cups are provided at church and lunches are prepared in the Parish Kitchen. Lunches include sandwich, a choice of fruit, a choice of chips, a choice of a yogurt, jello, or pudding cup and drink (lemonade, iced tea or water). Friday is ‘HOT DOG’ day and hot dogs are provided for the kids and leaders. (Kids will not bring their lunches on Friday unless they do not like hotdogs).

Contact Renee Jordan (816-916-6659) if you would like to help with lunches.

Saint Michael the Archangel

SMA 5K August 19 Students $25 Adults (21 and up) $30

Walk or Jog our beau ful campus cross-country course by compe ng in our first ever 5K. Cool off a erward by taking a tour of our newly completed building.

CHECK-IN 7:00AM 5K STARTS 8:00AM WALK STARTS 9:00 AM

ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 2901 NW LEE'S SUMMIT RD, LEE'S SUMMIT, MO 64064

SMACATHOLIC.ORG/LOCATION FOR DIRECTIONS

World Youth Day Panamá 2019 It’s me to start planning….

Welcome to the best source of informa on about World Youth Day Panamá 2019. Event details will be posted as they are planned by the local organizing commi ee in Panamá.

h p://worldyouthday.com/panama-2019

Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Sunday July 16 at 3PM (Fulfills Sunday Obliga on)

Corona on of Our Lady Parish Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, Brown Scapular Enrollment, Proces-

sion, Rosary & Procession

A Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Our Lady of Mount Carmel O most beau ful Flower of Mount Carmel, Frui ul Vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in this my necessity. O Star of the Sea, help me and show me herein you are my other. O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I hum-bly beseech you from the bo om of my heart, to succor me in this necessity; there are none that can withstand your power. O, show me herein you are my Mother, O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. (3 mes) Sweet Mother, I place this cause in your hands. (3 mes)

Married Couples: Do you ever wonder what happened to the fireworks? Want more “sparkle” in your marriage? A end a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and rediscov-er the glow you had as newlyweds!

The next Weekend in Kansas City is July 28-30 For more informa on or to apply, please visit our website: www.wwme4youandme.org or call Tony & Barb Zimmerman, 816-741-4066 or email tonybarbz@prodigy.net

Tell Your Senators to Insist on Changes to the Be er Care Recon-cilia on Act of 2017. On Thursday, June 22, Senate leadership unveiled their version of a health care bill that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare). Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has stated that he aims to bring the bill to a vote before the 4th of July recess, which begins at the end of the day on Friday, June 30. Due to the bill’s open-amendment process, your Senators have the ability to significantly alter the bill from its present form before it is brought to a vote. Con-tac ng your Senators in the next several days could make a seri-ous impact on the final text of the bill. We recommend the following three changes to the Senate health care bill, en tled the Be er Care Reconcilia on Act of 2017. 1. Strip out harmful changes to Medicaid that will wreak havoc on the poor and vulnerable, including the per capita caps; 2. Ensure that any health care legisla on includes protec ons for the unborn in all respects, including Hyde amendment prohibi-

ons on use of federal funds on abor ons or plans that cover it. 3. Include conscience protec ons for those involved in the healthcare system. For more details on the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ engagement on this issue, please see the statement released Thursday, June 22, on the USCCB website here. Follow the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on Twi er, like them on Face-book, or check their website for further updates.

Take Ac on Now!

Yellow - White - Blue Trash Bags are Back!! $12.00/roll in Parish Office - Youth Group Fundraiser

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Parishioners: Ashley Anderson, Bob Axtell, Jus n Butler, Ki y Burton, Rita Ann Comfort, Mary Cooper, Beverly Coomer, Ed Dreiling, Mary Ann Fellner, Terry Goergen, Raymond Gray, Raymond Hermon, Amanda Hernandez, Clyde Hestand, Dolores Hoffman, Jacob Johnston, Kenneth Kukowski, Mollie Lannigan, Dolores Levere e, Connie Lundeen, Dennis Madden, Elizabeth Madrigal, Rob-ert McGuire, Ralph McNeal, Robert Myers, Joanne Nehring, Kim Nguyen, Rita Ranck, Andrew Russell, Pam Russell, Larry San Nicolas, John Shelton, Lyle Smith, Mary Thompson, Be y Vaughn. Family & Friends: Do e Ballard; Jeremy Beck, family of Lin Marrs; Rachelle Beecham, family of Ki y Burton; Tina Delatorre, Mike Fritzshall & Jada Hever-kamp, friends of Esther Sanders; Jim Eckart; Pam Gappa, family of Sister Clare; Mike Gertsner, Francis Harter family of Becky McNeal; Walter Heyer & Carol Fifer, family of Laura Heyer; Rose Heschmeyer, granddaughter of Elaine Schendt; Michelle Jacobs, family of Joanne Nehring; Bonnie Jones, family of Joy Pena; John Lazure, family of Kathleen Lazure; JoAnn Macauley, family of Georgia Raper; Mickey, Pa y & Vincent Munoz, family of Elizabeth Madrigal; Nancy Pointer; Walter Snyder, family of Lou Snyder; Caryn Thompson, family of Mary Thompson; Rosie Summers, sister of Ben Teevan;

Rodney Abbo , Glendon R. Allwood, Jonathan Anderson, Alexander Arceo, Lisa Bader, Walter Boyer, Thomas Breece, Nick Christy, Roy Christy, Jeff Cross, Joshua Deehr, Robert Eckel, James Fritzshall, Thomas Gladden, Danny Gladden, Kelly Hillyer, Patrick Kelly, Kieffer Lawson, Chris Markley, Marc Meier, Ma Murdock, Andrew O’Donnell, Daniel Rhodes, William Ridnour, Nicholas Stewart, David Straber, Tim Trewin, Jus n Vasko, Chris Watson, Nancy Wells Weaver, and Bill Wolf.

Please notify the Parish Office to add or remove names from the lists above.

The angels are always near to those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the hands of God. May the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace in the presence of Our Blessed Mother Mary and Our Lord Jesus Christ.

From Death to New Life

Parish Memorials Parish members have asked about how to designate financial memorials. Here are some examples: Capital Improvement Fund This fund is specific and is dedicated to the improvement, not the maintenance of the parish property and facili es. It is with-in the scope of this fund to assist in, not fund, the replacement of roofs, windows, carpe ng, hea ng, plants, office equip-ment, etc. Renova on Fund This fund is specific in vision and long term. The celebra on of the liturgy is the primary reason for the existence of a parish and occasionally the parish structures may be in need of a cos-me c renewal. Addi ons to either fund can be made in the forms of stock, cash or bequests in memory of family members or friends. Monies designated for this purpose cannot be used for capital improvements or for other obliga ons. Golden Leaf Tree Located in the ves bule, leaves are engraved with your loved ones’ name and date of death. Memory Garden Walkway Bricks line our garden path with names of parishioners and loved ones. Contact Preston in the office @ 816-761-8811.

Pray for the Sick Abuse

The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is commi ed to comba ng sex-ual abuse in the Church. If you are a vic m of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse: 1) Call Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1.800.392.3738 (if the vic m

is currently under the age of 18), then 2) Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and 3) A er repor ng to these civil and law enforcement authori es, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman, Jenifer Valen , at 816.812.2500 or JeniferValen @a .net, if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, em-ployee or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph. The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to vic ms of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact the Vic m Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 816.392.0011 or chas-tain@diocesekcsj.org for more informa on.

Saturday, July 1, 2017 9:00 AM Ester Sanders by Sally Davila 4:00 PM Corona on Parish Sunday, July 2, 2017 8:15 AM +Holy Souls in Purgatory by Kim Nguyen 10:45 AM +William Gappa by Sr. Clare Gappa Monday, July 3, 2017 9:00 AM +Joe, Gerald, & Audrey Brinker by Pat Brinker Tuesday, July 4, 2017 6:15 AM Jim Lannigan by Corona on Wednesday, July 5, 2017 6:30 PM +Mary H. Barbosa by Ana Stover Thursday, July 6, 2017 9:00 AM Mercy Villa birthday by Hobbs family Friday, July 7, 2017 9:00 AM +Charlene Lyon by Lohkamp family Saturday, July 8, 2017 9:00 AM Layla Meng birthday by Kim Nguyen 4:00 PM +Gus & Vina Kinzel by Family Sunday, July 9, 2017 8:15 AM +Robert Franklin by Mollie Lannigan 10:45 AM Corona on Parish

Mass Inten ons

Did you know you can have a Mass said for a loved one or special event? Call the Parish Office 761-8811.

A $10.00 s pend is requested per Mass.