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If you are new to St. Stephen Protomartyr Parish or just visiting — WELCOME!

Visitors, please sign the Guest Book found near the main entrance to the church.

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PARISH 3949 Wilmington Avenue St. Louis, MO 63116 314-481-1133 … 314-481-6036 fax [email protected] www.saintstephenstl.org @sspstl ststephenprotomartyr.flocknote.com

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Chapel of Sts. Mary and Joseph 6304 Minnesota, St. Louis, MO 63111 @stsmaryandjosephchapel SCHOOL 3929 Wilmington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63116 314-752-4700 … 314-752-5165 fax [email protected] @SSPCatholicSchool

Father Ron Hopmeir, Pastor [email protected]

Mrs. Mary Regan, Pastoral Associate [email protected]

Mr. Stephen E. Jones, Music Director [email protected]

Mrs. June Tessin, Office Manager / Bookkeeper [email protected]

Mrs. Michel Wendell, Principal [email protected]

Mrs. Mary Paule, Child Safety Coordinator / Secretary [email protected]

Ms. Stephanie Oehler Wobbe, Communications Coordinator [email protected]

ST. STEPHEN PROTOMARTYR PARISH July 12, 2020 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

STEWARDSHIP: SHARING TIME, TALENT, TREASURE, and PRAYER

“The seed sown among thorns is the one who hears the word but then the cares of the world and the lure of riches choke the word and it bears no fruit.” (Matthew 13:22)

Does the lure of riches and material goods choke God out of your life? Are you so caught up in earthly activities that you have no time for God? Gratitude and generosity are virtues that we should strive to do on a daily basis. Every decision we make either takes us one step closer to God or one step further away. What we receive at Mass every Sunday should be shared with

others all the other days of the week as well.

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ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL

This year’s Annual Catholic Appeal theme Because We Are Catholic emphasizes how we reach out to people in need not because they are Catholic, but because we are Catholic! The need is greater than ever in this unprecedented time. The Annual Catholic Appeal provides a great opportunity to help care for countless people of all faiths in situations of need. If you have not already done so, we encourage you to consider a gift this year. Gifts can be made online at aca.archstl.org, online through our own parish online giving at www.osvhub.com/saint-stephen-stl/funds/aca, or via pledge cards which can be mailed to or dropped off at the parish office. If you would like a pledge card but have not received a pledge card, please contact June at 314-481-1133. Thank you for your support of the annual Catholic appeal! Will & Meghan Hartzler SSP ACA Coordinators

THIS WEEK’S READINGS

Monday: Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 & 23; Mt 10:34—11:1 Tuesday, St. Kateri Tekakwitha: Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-3a, 3b-4, 5-6, 7-8; Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday, St. Bonaventure: Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 14-15; Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab & 15, 16-18, 19-21; Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10, 11, 12abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-2, 3-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16; Rom 8:26-27; Mt 13:24-43

SUNDAY CONTRIBUTION

July 5 Contribution $ 3,660.00 Online giving contribution $ 2.014.00 Total weekly contribution $ 5,674.00

R & I $ 535.00 Tuition Assistance $ 380.00

Cardinal Glennon $ 200.00 Holy Land $ 50.00 Mission Co-op $ 115.00 Peter’s Pence $ 175.00 St. Vincent de Paul, SSP $ 10.00

Thank you for all the prayers, cards, and good wishes. It certainly was an unexpected bump in the road. Thank God I am recovering nicely and looking forward to returning to a semi-normal life.

Mary Ellen Holdenried

ONLINE MASSES UPDATE

Since public Masses were suspended in March, we have been recording a private Mass on Saturday mornings to share with you online. Now that our 4 p.m. Mass is reinstated, we will be recording that vigil Mass instead. Because of the later Mass time, the recording of the weekend Mass will not be available for viewing until later on Saturday evenings. This is a temporary situation. Thanks to the generosity of a private donor who wishes to remain anonymous, we are in the process of having equipment installed which will enable us to live-stream all of our Masses with high quality. Once that is in place, all of our Masses will be available in real time and also for later viewing on our YouTube channel. Thank you for your patience!

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

Following the example of our patron St. Stephen, we are called to be witnesses of God’s love and to be a faith-filled, reconciling parish.

PARISH PICNIC RECAP

Thank you SSP! We asked you to help support this parish and school in a different way this year and you really stepped up! We are grateful to all of you who were able to participate by purchasing a t-shirt, buying a Grand Raffle ticket, or making a monetary donation. We did not seek out our typical sponsorships, but all of you came through as virtual picnic sponsors this year. More than 180 individuals and families donated in amounts from $25 to $250 to $1,500 to $2,000! With all of your support, we were able to make this the top-grossing picnic in the last several years with a net profit of $54,359.50! On Picnic Day, Taco-Margarita Booth chairs Jim & Kristin Forgash offered to provide a taco-margarita dinner to the individual donor who made the largest donation. After all was said and done, the Forgashes agreed to provide dinners for the top TWO donors, who both wish to be unacknowledged here. Thanks, Jim & Kristin, for keeping the party going! We are so blessed and fortunate to be supported by all of you. Thank you.

Matt & Ann Marie Guntli 2020 Parish Picnic Chairs

********************** I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our Picnic Committee for coordinating such a big success and to all members of our community who were able to contribute. This is evidence of what is possible when God mixes with his people! Peace,

********************** To the right, we thank all of the generous donors to our Parish Picnic Campaign. Many wished to remain anonymous and so are not listed here. We apologize in advance for any errors or omissions.

July 12, 2020 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Agha Family Tom & Ileana Amsler Jane & Loy Barber Joan Bauer Elizabeth Bentrup Mark & Patsy Bieg

Christy & Gaspare Biundo

John & Terry Blaskiewicz Blueprint for Wealth /

Wayne Rector

Alexis Book Jack & Oliver Borgmeyer The Borgmeyer/

Zakrzewski Family The Boudeman Family

Ken & Loretta Bruckner The Buehler Family Jack & Ann Burtelow Angela McKenna Byrne The Cervantes Family

The Chierek Family The Clerc Family Vanessa Conley Sherry Crittenden Barb Crockett

John & Carolyn Cunniff Michael & Katie Cunniff The Darden Family The Dauphin Family Charlene Deeken

Nancy Doerhoff Charles & Mary Dooling Tim & Marcia Dorsey The Dowd Family Larry Driscoll

Doris Esswein Julie Esswein Richard & Mary Esswein Fides Remodeling The Faletti Family /

Sweets By Chelli The Finney Family Linda Fleming The Foizey Family Richard Forest

Jim & Kristin Forgash Mary Lou Landholt Frank Karen Gabbert Teresa Garden

Dana Garner Marian Gartner The Gaydos Family Lynn Gibbs Kelly Granda John Grimaud

Nancy Grimaud Ray Gunter Matt & Ann Marie Guntli Tom & Pam Guntli Leslie Harbaugh

Mel & Allie Harbaugh Laura & Nick Hartzler Meghan & Will Hartzler Ted Hartzler Sales Mary Ellen Holdenried

Pam Holmes Ron & Mary Horst John & Donna Hummel The Immer Family Mary & Ivan Juresic

Stacy Kempfer The Kiliman Family Daniel Kloeppel Katie Kummer Rich & Barb Kummer

The Jenney Family Gina & Jason Joly Jim & Betty Joly Richard & Carol Kohnen Tim Krueger

Jan Lamprecht Anna Lang The Lehmuth Family The Lohff Family The Manalang Family

Norma & Steven Mann The Marsek Family David Matteson Catherine Fahey Maher The McCurren Family

Carolyn McKinney The McMahon Family Stephanie McManus Steve Milburn The Monahan Family

The Dan Murphy Family Tim & Beth Murphy John Niebling The Nigro Family

Howard & Dianne Neels Julie & John O’Brien The O’Neil Family The Oppelt Family The Overmann Family Nick & Jill Pace

Greg Palumbo Herb & Catherine Pfaff Marianne Powers Jim & Carol Prag Brian Quante

Amanda & Corey Quinn Jami Rector The Regan Family The Reibe Family The Reinert Family

Ann Rotermund Tom & Lisa Roth Tom & Pam Ryan Gloria Schmidt The Schoellhorn Family

Andy & Theresa Sciaroni Ernie Sciaroni John Sciaroni Patrick Schrappen Carol Sestric

Kate Moehl Shand The Simons Family Sisters of St. Joseph of

Carondelet The Spencer Family

Joyce Stockmann Gary & Betsy Stoff The Stroer Family Irv & Rita Switzer Kim & Mike Templeton

The Tokos Family Donna Torrillo Joan Trull The Venneman Family Anton & Marie Weber

Dan & Jenny West The Westrich Family Rita Wich Chad & Janet Wilcox Donald Williams

Mark & Stephanie Wobbe Michelle Wobbe Ginny Wolf Rosalie Yezbick


NEW TO THE PARISH FAMILY

Please extend a warm welcome to the newest members of our parish family — Tom & Dana Goodman and their son, Jackson.

VIRTUAL ART SHOW

You are cordially invited to visit our school's Virtual Art Show, recently installed on our website at www.saintstephenstl.org/art. Stroll through each class's gallery to get an idea of what our students were working on during the 2019-20 school year. Lots of talent on display here! Special thanks to Ms. White, Ms. Rone, Ms. Block, Ms. K., Ms. Christy, and Ms. Emily for their help in the collection of the artwork during a challenging time of distance learning.

OUR ALUMNI SHINE

Congratulations to Max Hibbeler (SSP ‘16), who graduated from St. Mary’s High School as a member of the National Honor Society on June 27. Well done, Max!

SCHOOL ENTRANCE CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS

JULY 7

Continued progress on our school-entrance construction project -- a few views of the evolving administrative assistant's office:

And as a testament to the care being taken on this project, down to the details ... These doors -- the ones that hung here when this part of the building was still our first parish church -- have been brought out of storage and returned to their original home. Below is a photo of what this part of the building looked like way back when -- the exterior church doors shown in the older photo were of a similar style but later replaced with the more-secure steel doors which hang there now.

CHECKING IN WITH OUR ANGELS

It’s been a few months since we set up our Angel Network to send cheer by mail to parishioners who may be feeling especially isolated during this time. This might be a good time to send another note or card to your special person if you haven’t done so for a while. Thank you to all who are participating!

VIRTUAL MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER

“Restore, Rekindle, Renew” is a seven-session virtual enrichment experience for married couples. The presentations are the same as those used in the Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend. However, couples have the opportunity to virtually view it in the privacy of their own homes.

There are two sessions available:

• Monday & Wednesday evenings: Aug. 10-31 • Tuesday & Thursday evenings: Sept. 15-Oct. 6

Apply online at https://stl-wwme.org. For more information, call 314-649-7317.


May God bless all of those in our community who are celebrating a birthday in the month of July!

“The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; the LORD lift up his

countenance upon you and give you peace.”

[Numbers 6:24-26]

Christopher Fleming Leslie Harbaugh Nancy Nafe Mahala Thurman Brody Zarbo Joseph Cusumano Janet Kinder-Wilcox Emily McCurren Margaret Norton Steven Pottmeier

Cheryl Stelter Robin Guillot Benjamini Mann Denise Poepsel Sarra Agha Maria Cantalin Krista Kennedy Jason Kent Melissa Kiliman Jennifer Powell Cathy Torrillo Mary Wagoner Mia Pace Valerie Bellers Jena Clancy Elizabeth Dwyer Gina Joly Jessica Raymond

Joseph Henken Laura Sielfleisch Jaxson Bessire Thomas Furbee Lauren Nichols Angela Sample Tim Bolt John Scheumbauer

Joyce Callier Remi Dawson Natalie O’Neil Bill Peters Katie Rowe James Banjai Elizabeth Dreas Meaghan O’Connell Olivia Finley Judith Fusco

Earl Malin Logan Reynolds Sophia Wissinger Kimberly Armstrong Michelle Haines Terrence Keenan Larry Romay Cole Woodard Emily Jenkerson Michael Mann Sue Marsek Laura Smith Kevin Carosello Mary Gennaro Jami Rector Lisa Roth Tom Schoenle Pam Gunter

Matt Guntli Michael Muller Kris Rowe Andrew Woodard Jackie Broekelmann Karen Cook John Lorenz Sue Marsek

Rachel Moylan Addyson Nipper Tess O’Brien Helen Willmann James Dancho Ann Marie Guntli John Kopff Christie O’Neil Alex Raymond Kurt Rettig

Emilia Boudeman Julie Lohff Vince Stehlin Ellouise Borgmeyer Edmond Leach Peggy Meyer Nick Pace Barbara Keenan Colleen McGrath Grace Phillips Alison Driscoll Heather Edwards Mary Ellen Holdenried Josie King Lori Jerome Sandy Tiefenbrunn Jane Alles Ray Gunter

Caroline Schrader Barb Crockett Roger Fournelle Donna Torrillo Aaron Venneman Francine Haefner

FIAT WOMEN’S GROUP

On Thursday, July 16, 2020, Fr. Don Henke, Associate Professor of Moral Theology, will be the guest speaker at the monthly Fiat Women’s Group. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, this talk will be a virtual event only, available on the seminary's livestream, beginning with Mass at 8 a.m. and followed by the talk from 8:45 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. Visit www.kenrick.edu/fiat for more information.


“A SOWER WENT OUT WITH A FACE MASK”

J esus might have told this parable: “A terrible sickness struck a village. The people were terrified of getting sick and wanted to know what to do.

“The doctor asked the people to wear face masks to protect one another. We will! they all said. Some did for a while, but they found the masks uncomfortable, and it felt difficult to breathe, so they soon stopped wearing them. “The rabbi asked the people to share their food with the poor and sick. We will! they all promised. But many became more and more concerned for their own needs and that of their families, so they kept their barns and larders full — and locked. “The mayor asked the merchants to close their shops and innkeepers to close their taverns so people would not gather and spread the sickness. We will! they all agreed. They did so for a few days, but their profits dropped, and they could not pay their help, so, slowly, one by one, they quietly re-opened. “Soon, the sickness took the lives of many in the poor village. “But then there were the good folk who understood that wearing face masks protected others from the sickness, who kept their distance from one another so the sickness would not spread (even though they missed one another terribly), who readily shared what they had with those who had little. “Oh, it was very hard, and there were many days when they wanted to give up. But they persevered. “Because of them, many people did not get sick and survived. “Blessed are your eyes, because they see, and your ears, because they hear,” Jesus would have said. The parable of the sower challenges us to check the “thinness” of the soil in our hearts that results in our faith withering in the noonday heat; the “rockiness” of self-centeredness and avarice that prevents God’s “seed” of generosity and peace from taking root in us; the “thorns” of bigotry and self-righteousness that “choke” the possibility of providing for the poor, healing the broken, lifting up the fallen. Our own response to the coronavirus is a good measure of the “richness” of our faith and its potential for the “seed” of God’s Word to take root and realize in our lives the harvest of justice and compassion that is the Kingdom of God.

From Connections, June 2020

I have a little piece of my history to share. When my parents were young and having babies, with each child born they would plant some sort of shrub or greenery. My plant was a Douglas fir tree. You can see how small it started and then through the years grew to be very tall and towards its end, very sparse. I encouraged my parents to have it cut down but they hesitated and didn't want to hurt my feelings because that was always "Jane's Tree." In 2017, after my Mom was gone, I convinced my Dad to let it go. He and I sat on the porch and watched it come down. I asked the trimmers if they could please cut me a slice. I put it into the garage not knowing who at that time would build me a table. Recently, our neighbor started his own workshop (BuildSTLou). I saw some of his work and decided he was the guy I would entrust with my tree. He did not let me down. I LOVE IT! Thank you so much.

from Jane Barber

Jane and her dad, Richard Sollmann (SSP Class of ‘38)

Please contact the parish office if you would like to pray privately in the church.

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Eucharist Make a reservation to attend weekend Masses via the link on our parish website or call Mary at 314-481-1133, option 2 Saturday: Mass, 4 p.m. Sunday: Mass, 9 a.m. Tuesday-Friday: Mass, 8 a.m. (no reservations required)

Reconciliation Please call Father Ron to make an appointment.

Infant and Child Baptism Baptisms are celebrated at any weekend liturgy or on the last Sunday of the month following the latest Mass. Parents are asked to call the parish office to arrange a Baptism.

Adult Initiation / Reception into the Catholic Church Any adult who would like to know more about our Catholic faith, and/or who is interested in becoming a member of the Catholic Church, please call the parish office.

Marriage Please contact at least six months prior to the planned date of marriage.

Anointing of the Sick We have a communal celebration of this sacrament at the weekend liturgies in the fall and in the spring. If you would like to be anointed before entering the hospital or if you are homebound, please call the office.

Parish School of Religion PSR formal classes in our Catholic Faith Children: 4 yrs. through 8th grade and high school Located on the campus of St. John the Baptist Parish. Call the PSR Director at 314-773-3070.

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MASS INTENTIONS

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DEVOTIONS

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for our homebound ... Jack Heffernan Albertine Honious Art Petersen

for family members serving in the military ... Derek Hirtz Sam May Tristan Moylan

Ryan O’Neil Brian Schoellhorn Chris Schrader

Dylan Schulte Mitch Sollmann

Monday, July 13 Private Mass

Tuesday, July 14 8 a.m. — John & Cecelia Hopmeir

Wednesday, July 15 8 a.m. — Joan Gastreich

Thursday, July 16 8 a.m. — Lorraine Hempen

Friday, July 17 8 a.m. — Rev. Bob Menner

Saturday, July 18 4 p.m. — Virginia Stough, Marie Simon

Sunday, July 19 9 a.m. — Ruth Flanagan


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