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St. Gregory’s C at h o l i c C o m m u n i t y

NOVEMBER 18, 2018

Thirty-Third 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 & 5:00 PM Weekday (see schedule) Tuesday-Friday……………………...8:00 AM Holy Day (see schedule)

Sacraments

Reconciliation Saturday……....4:15-4:45 PM or by appt.

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 November 18, 2018 Sun: Dn 12:1-3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11 [1]/ Heb 10:11-14, 18/Mk 13:24-32 Mon: Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Rv 2:17]/Lk 18:35-43 Tues: Rv 3:1-6, 14-22/Ps 15:2-3a, 3bc-4ab, 5 [Rv 3:21]/Lk 19:1-10 Wed: Rv 4:1-11/Ps 150:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6 [1b]/ Lk 19:11-28 Thurs: Rv 5:1-10/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [Rv 5:10]/Lk 19:41-44 Fri: Rv 10:8-11/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a]/Lk 19:45-48 Sat: Rv 11:4-12/Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10 [1b]/ Lk 20:27-40

From the Pastor’s Desk 2

This week is Thanksgiving week, a time filled with family reunions, Black Friday extravaganzas, and irregular schedules. I am no exception. We are having a visitation at our monastery in Conception, then our normal Thanksgiving week meetings culminating with the honoring of our monks who celebrate jubilees of ordination or monastic profession. I will be gone from the parish through Thanksgiving, with the exception of Mass on Monday morning and Wednesday evening. Thanksgiving is a reminder to be thankful – and I have a lot to be thankful for. Sometimes in the monastery I would look across the aisle to the other side of choir and count the blessings represented by the monks on the other side. Here I am able to look out into the congregation and see more familiar faces this year than last, and name many more of the people in the congregation along with your gifts, quirks, contributions, and connections. The blessings are many, and as I get to know more of you better, my awareness of the blessings you bring will increase.

I must start with thanking the staff – they are so generous in connecting with you, in coordinating events to nourish you spiritually, in communicating with each other, in getting along internally with each other, in tolerating my disorganization or forgetfulness, in putting in the time to get jobs done, in their generosity and industry. If I have time to prepare homilies, celebrate sacraments, meet, greet, & visit people, it is due to their fine work which frees me up. There is much to be grateful for here – many thanks!

I am equally thankful for all the volunteers – our budget would have to be double or triple what it is to get all the things done that volunteers do for the parish and school. This is especially apparent in major events and responsibilities like weddings, funerals (including meals), Little Saints, Manna Kitchen, Trivia Night, and parish dinners; but also presenters for things like RCIA, the recent “Love Languages” series, or the Philosophy night on Mondays, or running FORMED.ORG – many thanks to all involved in such activities, and especially for the work you put in so enthusiastically.

There are people who have planned and executed our fund raisers like the PTO or offer advice like the members of School Advisory Committee or the Finance Committee or the Pastoral Council or the Arts and Environment group that decorates our church – what great gifts you have and are to the parish! And those who help with maintenance, with projects like getting the projector put in, with mowing lawns or fixing things that break or moving snow. All these things happen around here due to unseen, generous hands and feet and minds and hearts who make this such a special place. It is a joy to be the pastor of this parish, and I am truly grateful for the opportunity. Thanks to all!

Father Albert, O.S.B.

Parish Notes

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS

ST. GREGORY'S PARISH

Ava Blackford, Jessica Loch, Bertha Goettemoeller, Janet Degase, Della Stiens, Kathleen Stiens, Martin Wiederholt, Mary Sullivan, Janice O’Riley, Johanna Stoll, Sherry Stoll, Chris Cummins, Marilyn Brown, Gary Baumli, Marlee Henggeler, Paul Falcone, Lee Jackson, Cliff Stiens and Bonnie Swalley.

OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Mike VanSickle, Haley Sheddrick, Nada Farina, Zach Coleman, Dave Akins, Marissa Barbosa Willis, Joshua Stiens, Brenda Neff, Tifani Clements, Jeff Christensen, Harold VanSickle, Denise Stiens Stoll, Marvin & Rosalee Steffey, Dan McClintock, Cate Kenny, Fred Mares, Calvin Liess, Fern Brown, Kelly Wilcox, Gary & Cindy Staten, Linda Dougan, Gilbert Buhman, Joe Sobbing, Morris Peregrine, Eulia Mares, Julia Burris, Kathleen Gaugh, Kate Henry, Shaun Defenbaugh, Patricia Schmitz, Mick Faust, Cindy Rankin, Dan Nord, Margaret Wingert, Duane Towers, Ruby Allee, Robyn Reed, Fred Von Behren and Fr. Robert Schmit.

St. Gregory's Silent Auction and Family Fun Fest is fast approaching! If you would like to donate an item to the silent auction on Dec 2, bring to the School or Parish Office by Wed, Nov 21st.

No Scheduled Adoration on Wed, Nov 21st. Adoration is most Wednesdays. We would love to have two adorers throughout the day. If you would be willing to sign up for 30 minutes or one hour at the same time, each week, please sign your name and number in the Gathering Space. Of course anyone is welcome to come anytime between 8:30am and 6pm!

Heavenly Dusters will be waxing the Church pews Tues, Dec 4, 1pm. Please come if you are able to help!

SYMPATHY

Our deepest sympathy and prayers are extended to the families of Joyce Luke and John Redden, both who passed away recently. May they and all our faithful departed enjoy eternal rest in peace.

Please note that the School Christmas Program is on Wed, Dec 19, 7pm, at the MHS Performing Arts Center. This was listed incorrectly on the Advent Schedule insert in the bulletin last weekend.

1st Annual Thanksgiving Day Buffet Thurs, Nov 22, 11am-1pm, Nodaway County Senior Center, Maryville. Full Thanksgiving dinner with dessert, open to the public, free will donation. Delivery available, 562-3999 by 10am that day.

Stewardship-A Way of Life 3

Annual Catholic Appeal “The Community of Believers was of one heart and mind” Acts 4:32. Thank you, thank you, thank you to all who have made a pledge to the Annual Catholic Appeal! St. Gregory’s donors have pledged over $25,000, which is 73% of our goal. It is not too late to consider a gift or pledge to the ACA. Envelopes are available in the Gathering Space, and no pledge or gift is too small!

Today’s readings are in stark contrast to the joy of the holiday season that is fast approaching, warning us instead of dark times ahead and our inevitable judgment day. The first reading from the prophet Daniel describes a time “unsurpassed in distress since nations began” and warns that “many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake; some shall live forever, and others shall be an everlasting horror and disgrace.” The second reading, from Hebrews, speaks of Christ who “waits until his enemies are made his footstool.” However, when we firmly establish for ourselves as individuals — as a family and as a parish that we will give to God the first and best portion of our Time, Talent, and Treasure — the warnings we read in the Scriptures today should be no cause for alarm. In fact, we can view these words as encouragement — “Keep Calm and Steward On,” no matter what comes our way.

Lectors Those people who proclaim God’s Word in the readings at Mass are called “Lectors” or “Readers.” Lectors take the time to read and study the Scripture ahead of time to know how to proclaim it so the listeners can truly hear the message.

Lectors may also lead the Congregation in the Responsorial Psalms and Prayer Intentions.

Thank you to all who truly serve the Church by being a Lector!

Fr. Aquinas will no longer say Mass on Mondays at 8am after the beginning of December, as his class schedule has changed. As I was editing our Google Calendar to reflect this, and beginning to call all those who had scheduled intentions on those Mondays, I accidently deleted all the intentions at once, preventing me from knowing who had scheduled each of them. If you have scheduled a Mass for someone on any of the following dates in 2019, please call the Parish Office and let me know, so I can move them for you: Feb 4, Mar 4, Mar 11, Apr 15, and Aug 26. I am sincerely sorry for this mistake, as I know it is an inconvenience. Thank you for understanding. Sincerely, Devin Reed, Secretary.

Fiscal Year-To-Date Information (20 weeks) Envelope Goal for Fiscal Year-to-Date 2018-2019……. . $ 348,080 Envelope Amount Collected 2018-2019……...…… ........ $ 348,752

Over Budget………………………… ................ $ 672 Weekly Information

Envelope Weekly Goal………………………… ............... $ 17,404 Envelope for Nov 11………...................................... ...... $ 8,959 Plate for Nov 11………...……..…..……………….... ........ $ 564 Online Giving …………....……………….… ..................... $ 2,151 November ACH (Auto Bank Withdrawals)…… ............... $ 13,640 Children’s Envelopes…………....…………… .................. $ 2

Children’s Stewardship: I helped clean the basement.

Weekend Mass Attendance: 724 ••

Our Thanksgiving Envelope Collection will go to help families in our area who are struggling to pay their utility bills.

#Protect the Nest

The Protect the Nest Steering Committee is happy to announce we have raised over $80,000 towards our goal of $100,000, which includes $12,000+ raised from Trivia Night.

Thanks to all who have contributed. These funds will be used to replace the gym floor and air conditioners in the Multi-purpose Building as well as repair other parts of the facility.

You may still donate to this PTO fundraising event either online at bidpal.net/protectthenest or by sending in your check, made payable to St. Gregory PTO, along with a donation card from the Gathering Space. Special giving levels are detailed in the brochures at the back of the church. All donations are tax deductible.

Youth Ministry 4

Little Saints

School News

TOYS FOR TOTS The 2nd graders are collecting items for Toys for

Tots as their big service project for the year. Please bring any NEW toys, books, crayons, games, dolls, or other items for children to receive this Christmas

to the collection barrel which is outside of the 2nd grade classroom. Please have all donated items in the barrel by Nov 30th, as the barrel

will be picked up that day. Thank You, St. Gregory's Second Grade Class

St. Cecelia (Kambree Davis) visited with the Little Saints. She loved music and is considered the patron saint of musicians.

St. Cecelia lived in the 1st century. Her family arranged for her to marry a pagan, who later converted to Christianity. After he was baptized, he was allowed to see the angel that protected Cecelia. Together they helped bury

Christians who were martyred for their faith. Because of this, they were also martyred. St. Cecelia, pray for us!

Little Saints will meet next on Wed, Nov 28th, at 6 PM.

We are so thankful for all our Little Saints! Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

With holidays coming up there are many activities that will not meet: school, youth group, practices. Why? As

important as those activities are there is something critical about family time. Parents are the greatest teachers and most influential people in their children's lives and with everyone being so busy, we want to make sure that our family relationships do not suffer because we do not have time for them. I want to issue a challenge to all parents: As the holidays come and we have time off, make sure there is quality family time put into the holiday schedule. This might mean having time with no electronics, having a meal together with no TV, game nights or even going to each of your kids and having a very intentional conversation to see how they are doing beneath the surface and reminding them that they are loved and cared for no matter what.

No School -

Thanksgiving Break

Nov 21-23

Join Formed by going to our webpage and clicking on the Formed button! Or go to “stgregorysmaryville.formed.org “ 3HC66P

The Wild Goose is a work of the Holy Spirit, which is awakening in the hearts of all those participating in God’s love and transforming power. This is a love that has been revealed to us by Jesus Christ and that leads us to our heavenly Father. As you walk through this series, pray for the Spirit to breathe life into your heart.

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Faith Formation 5

Saturday, Nov 24 – 5:00 pm Servers: Sabryn Lager, Trevan Lager Lectors: Delores Stoll, Tom Zweifel Communion Ministers: Judy Crane, Dee Heitman, Ron Mathias, Donna Pope, Peggy Schieber, Sheila Smail, Jolaine Zweifel Cantor: Tilena Conover Accompanist: Erika Jeter Greeters: Jeff Patton, Melinda Patton Sacristan: Carol Owens Sunday, Nov 25 – 8:00 am Servers: Brianna Peter, Alix Spire, Brooklyn Spire Lectors: Kathy Lipiec, Jerry Nelson Communion Ministers: Ashley Barber, Jason Barbosa, Catherine Barmann, Dorothy Nelson, Jim Ryan, Ed Seipel, Ruth Stiens Cantor: Susan Martin Accompanist: Esther Coffelt Greeters: Margaret Pierson, Dorothy Schafer Sacristan: Dorothy Nelson Sunday, Nov 25 – 10:30 am Servers: Ben Pawlowski, Isaiah Schieber, Wesley Snead Lectors: Ree Greenfield, Lori Snead Communion Ministers: Raymond Frueh, Rose Frueh, Jenni Halley, Louann Meyer, Letoy Olsen, Chris Stiens, Christy Tapps Cantor: Little Saints Choir Accompanist: Little Saints Choir Greeter: Letoy Olsen Sacristan: Letoy Olsen Sunday, Nov 25 – 5:00 pm Servers: Rylan Brady, Dayton Tally, Weston Tally Lectors: Janice Falcone, Michele Moon Communion Ministers: Karen Ceckowski, Les Smith, Mark Wiederholt Cantor: Zita Toth Accompanist: Abby Dropinski Greeters: Josh Lefeber, Kim Lefeber Sacristan: Glenda Conover

Ministry Schedule 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mark 13:24-32

Re!lect: Learn a lesson from the fig tree, when you see these things happening, he is near. Encountering Jesus:

“Learn a lesson from the fig tree.” What are we to learn? That the annu-al greening of the fig tree is a harbin-ger of new life arising out of seeming deadness. That the annual gospel prediction of apocalyptic destruction is a harbinger that Jesus “is near.” Indeed Jesus' promise that he will be near at the end of times is a promise already being fulfilled now. Life arising from deadness has already happened to Jesus. It is already happening in us.

IN STITCHES ST. GREGORY’S PARLOR

Thursdays, 1:30 – 3PM TAKE a BREAK — LOOM HATS!

Babies to Adult sizes OR Bring your own needlework!

Sun, Nov 18, 6:30 PM

“REJOICE & BE GLAD!”

Evening of Reflec"on PARISH HALL

EUCHARISTIC

ADORATION WEDNESDAYS

After the 8 AM Mass - 6 PM

Half Hour time slots.

5 EVENINGS

of REFLECTION

With Fr. XAVIER Nacke, OSB

REJOICE

& BE GLAD! Pope Francis’

Apostolic Exhortation

“On the Call to Holiness In Today’s World”

Starting THIS SUN, NOV 18

6:30 – 8 PM, PH Copies & Sign up in Gathering Space

(Read Ch. 1 for tonight)

1st Friday: December 7

7:15—7:45: CONFESSION

8 AM: MASS

AFTER MASS - PARISH HALL

Coffee & Cinnamon Rolls

SAVE THE DATE JAN 26, 2019

WOMEN

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8:30—3 at ST. GREGORY’S

WOMEN’S ANNUAL ECUMENICAL RETREAT

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Drop off in Parish Office. Thanks!

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Directory

Sunday, Nov 18 10:30 am Praise Band @ Mass (CH) 12:30 pm Elk’s Hoop Shoot (GYM) 6:00 pm Communion & Liberation (PO) 6:30 pm ADVENT MISSION: REJOICE & BE GLAD! (PH) Monday, Nov 19 8:00 am All-School Mass (CH) 5:00 pm Manna Kitchen (PH/KIT) 6:30 pm Philosophy @ St. Gregory’s (OMR) 7:00 pm KofC Ladies Auxiliary (RECTORY) Tuesday, Nov 20 6:30 am Adoration & Rosary (CH) Wednesday, Nov 21 No School - No SACC 12:00 pm Parish Office Closes 6:00 pm Prison Ministry (MTC)

Thursday, Nov 22 Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Collection No School - No SACC Parish Office Closed Friday, Nov 23 No School - No SACC Parish Office Closed Saturday, Nov 24 No Scheduled Events Sunday, Nov 25 10:30 am Little Saints Choir @ Mass (CH) 6:00 pm Communion & Liberation (PO) 6:30 pm ADVENT MISSION: REJOICE & BE GLAD! (PH)

Saturday, Nov 17 5:00 pm † Alfred Steele Sunday, Nov 18 8:00 am People of the Parish 10:30 am † Danny Estes 5:00 pm † Ted Derks & Darren Derks & Fr. Joel Derks Monday, Nov 19 8:00 am L&D Members of the Robert

Mickler & Skip Barcoskie Families [PRE-8]

Tuesday, Nov 20 8:00 am Communion Service Wednesday, Nov 21 8:00 am No Mass 5:30 pm † Louise Andrews Thursday, Nov 22 - Thanksgiving 8:00 am No Mass Friday, Nov 23 8:00 am † Tom & Kay Strueby Saturday, Nov 24 5:00 pm † Joe Mattson Sunday, Nov 25 8:00 am † Kathy Mickler 10:30 am L&D Members of the Art & Julie

Filips Families 5:00 pm People of the Parish († Indicates Mass for deceased person)

Mass Intentions

Schedule of Events 6

Parish Office 333 South Davis • Maryville MO 64468-2817 Office .................................... (660) 582-3833 Fax ....................................... (660) 582-5914 Hours .................... (Mon.-Thu.) 8:00-5:00 pm …………………………...(Fri.) 8:00-12:30 pm Website………..www.stgregorysmaryville.org Pastor, Fr. Albert Bruecken O.S.B. Email ........................ fralbertosb@gmail.com Rectory……………………….(660) 582-2051 Business Manager, Pam VanSickle Email ............... vansicklepamsg@gmail.com Secretary, Devin Rankin Email ................... rankindevinsg@gmail.com Little Saints, Cari Ramold ............................. Email………………..ramoldcarisg@gmail.com RCIA/Adult Faith Formation, Michele Moon Email…………….moonmichelesg@gmail.com Director of Youth/Young Adult, Sam Geringer Email ................. geringersamsg@gmail.com Music Director, Abby Dropinski Email ........ adropinski@stgregorysschool.org Maintenance Supervisor, Tom Spire Email .......................... spiretosg@gmail.com

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 ............. smartin@stgregorysschool.org Secretary, Shelly Stiens Email .............. sstiens@stgregorysschool.org Pre-School/Child Care Phone ................................... (660) 582-2462 School Advisory Council, Traci Snyders Phone ................................... (660) 254-4442 PTO, Jenni Jordan Phone ................................... (660) 541-0936 Church Kitchen/Hot Lunch Phone ................................... (660) 582-3833 Scrip Email…………….stgregoryscrip@gmail.com

St. Gregory’s Pastoral Council Joe Quinlin Darrian Gordon Stephanie Woolery Sue Wood Ashlie Powell Loretta Kissinger Sue Dorrel Torri Blythe

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.................... (660) 582-4247 Knights of Columbus Grand Knight, Robert Rice ........................... (660) 973-2754 Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary, Pres. Kathy Defenbaugh…………..(660) 920-9099 Funeral Coordinator Kari Simpson………………….(660) 582-3831 Email ......................... simpson@cebridge.net Wedding Coordinator Peggy Schieber……………..(660) 582-8266 Email …………………edpegs@hotmail.com

Newman Catholic Center Northwest Missouri State University 606 College Ave. • Maryville MO 64468-2817 Director, Max Pawlowski Phone.................................... (660) 582-7373 Email ................... newman@nwmissouri.edu

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, Jenifer Valenti, at 816.812.2500 or JeniferValenti@att.net, 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 Victim Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 816.392.0011 or chastain@diocesekcsj.org for more information.

Last Call for Donations for Christmas Care Package for National Guard Unit This is the last weekend for you to turn in your donations of cookies, candies, crackers, beef sticks and cheeses for the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus program of “adopting” a National Guard Unit for Christmas. If you forgot to bring your donation to Mass you can contact Ron Mathias at 660-528-0767 to make arrangements. Cash donations are welcomed as well. All donations need to be turned in by Monday, November 19. Please help to let these soldiers know we appreciate what they are doing in protecting us, and also make it a very Merry Christmas for them.

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