St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church 1411 Cross Street O’Fallon, IL 62269

618/ 632-3562 www.stclarechurch.org

Fr. Jim Deiters Pastor Dennis Vander Ven Deacon John Gomez Deacon Marcia Fix Parish Secretary Jamae Shubirg Administrative Assistant Ed Seipp Business Manager Jett Cates Facilities Manager Stephen Eros Music and Liturgy Dir. Jane Dotson Family Faith Formation Matt Flynn Adult Faith and Mission

ST. CLARE SCHOOL 632-6327

214 West Third Street, O’Fallon, IL Clarice McKay Principal

MT. CALVARY CEMETERY 632-3562

Paulo D’Amico

PARISH TRUSTEES

Michael Crupe

John Dempsey

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL 632-4270

Emergency Assistance

BAPTISM—Preparation classes for parents are offered every other month for infant baptism. Call the Parish Office to sign up. Adults wishing to be baptized should also call the Office.

RECONCILIATION—Saturdays 3:30 - 4:30 or by appointment. Community celebrations are also offered every Advent and Lent.

MATRIMONY—Contact Pastor a year prior.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK—Communal celebrations twice a year, or by appointment.

We, the people of St. Clare Catholic Parish, In the Diocese of Belleville, are called by God

in baptism to be disciples of Jesus Christ. Centered in the Eucharist, and strengthened by the gifts of the Holy Spirit, we strive to live

the Gospel and further the reign of God. We do this by creating a vibrant faith

community, by actively promoting justice and evangelization, and by using our gifts in the service of God’s people, to give God

glory and reverence all of Creation.

Most Reverend Edward K. Braxton Bishop of Belleville

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 27, 2019

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

Saint Clare of Assisi, Pray for Us!

From Our Pastor, Fr. Jim...

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All Saints Day Mass Schedule

Friday, November 1 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.

All School Mass in Gym 8:30

Holy Days and Holy People

This week on Friday, November 1 we celebrate one of my favorite Catholic Holy Days, All Saints Day. This feast is a celebration of one of our core Catholic doctrines, the “Communion of Saints.” This is our belief that there is an intimate bond between the saints in heaven and us “potential saints” here on earth. While we rarely think of ourselves as saints, we are united with the Blessed Ones in heaven by our shared baptism and belief in Jesus Christ. This doctrine ex-plains why we also believe that we can and should ‘communicate’ with the saints in heaven and why we ask them to pray for us, as they now share in the beatific vision of God in eternal life

Since this year the November 2 feast of All Souls’ Day falls on Saturday, we will mark it later in the month with a special commemoration including Evening Prayer Vespers for all of our deceased family members and parishioners on November 10. Please join us for this beautiful candlelight service as we remember our loved ones who have died and who will bene-fit from our prayers on their journey into heaven.

We have a beautiful tradition at St. Clare in which we invite all our parishioners to bring framed photographs of deceased loved ones and place them in the two side shrines dedicated to our Blessed Mother and Saint Joseph. The pictures will be displayed throughout November, the traditional month of praying for the dead. You’ll also find a large book near the baptismal font at the entrance to the St. Clare Chapel in which you can write the names of any loved ones who have died in the past twelve months. We will remember them all in Masses during November.

God’s Peace to all you HOLY men and women, Fr. Jim Deiters

All Souls Day Prayer Vigil Sunday, November 10 at 6:30 pm

We extend our prayerful sympathy to the family of Richard Orr, husband of Mary Anne Orr, father of Kathy (Andy) Bridgeman and Richard, Jr. May he rest in the peace of Christ.

Please pray for the sick, their loved ones and caregivers, may they never lose sight of the love of God: Randy Allen, Claudene Chunn, Dianne Clark, Peter Dernbach, Theresa Gilreath, Almie Gundlach, Andy Harris, Margaret Heinke,

Mary Herbert, Kennah Hiestand, Nick Hughes, Darlene Hutton, Susan Isaak-Lolis, Liz Klingler, Ami Kovach, Frank Kuca, Dawn Papproth Kuhn, Dr. Tom Levrault, Mary Anne Orr, George and Mona Peach, Alyssa Peel, Paul Riley, Megan Saldanha, Mary Ann Seipp, Nay and Anne Shambro, James Stern, Ken Sternberg, John Tiemann, Mike and Diane Vernier, Gib Vollmer,

Carl Walker, Patricia Weiler Please call the parish office if you have a family member that is homebound or in the hospital

We pray for our military families, especially those deployed and separated from loved ones.

MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday, October 26 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. Bill Munie Sunday, October 27 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 a.m. Ana Abalos John and Dorothy Wielgus Ted and Pat Gundlach 10:30 a.m. James Mannix Monday, October 28 Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles 12:00 p.m. Jeanne Kenney Tuesday, October 29 Weekday 7:30 a.m. Russell and Eleanor Thoman 8:30 a.m. Mass in School Chapel Wednesday, October 30 - No Mass Weekday Thursday, October 31 Weekday 8:30 a.m. NO MASS First Friday, November 1 ALL SAINTS 7:00 a.m. Stan, Dolores and Amy Feist 8:30 a.m. All School Mass in School Gym 6:00 p.m. James Gregory Saturday, November 2 Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. For Our Parish Sunday, November 3 Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 a.m. Jerome and Dorothy Warchol Lucille Waeltz 10:30 a.m. Cathy Wolfe, Rita and Andy Duncan

Readings of the Week Oct 28—Nov 3 Monday: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-6; Lk 13:22-30 Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30- 31; Lk 13:31-35 Friday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a Saturday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or from the Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011- 1016 Sunday: Wis 11:22 -- 12:2; Ps 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14; 2 Thes 1:11 -- 2:2; Lk 19:1-10

Next Weekend: November 2/3

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Saturday 5:00 Jessica Kalmer, Barb Kenney, Mark & Amie O’Connor Jaclyn Gross, Nancy Karrigan, Carl Lurk, Kevin Mulheran Sella Roman, Karen Sheesley, Jeff & Pat Taylor, Jenny Vogt Sunday 8:30 Andrea Harris, Margaret Andrasko, Jeanette Giebels Olivia Harris, Dan O’Keefe, Ksana Bialick, Adrian Bracamonte Bob & Michelle Crain, Jason Homrig, Walt Leninsky Sharon Ripplinger, Simone Wheeler 10:30 Mary Anne Burroughs, Jamie Eros, Lindsay Goldberg, Lea Bautz, Tanja Ramsby, Mark Arbogast, Krystle Hatter Susan Price, Patty Klingelhoefer, Beth Reichenbach Toni Stanton, Dominic & Rena Sabatino Readers Saturday 5:00 Nancy Buttimer & Barbara Calandro Sunday 8:30 Pennie Pavlisin & Peggy Haselhorst 10:30 Tara & Dan Ashbaker Servers Saturday 5:00 Catherine Gross, Elizabeth Henken, Natalie Spain 8:30 Alexis Konze, Owen Hubbard, Luke Monroe 10:30 Lydia Kinsella, Luke & Will Bautz, Olivia Meduga Ushers Saturday 5:00 Michael Crupe, Ricardo Cumba, Josh Gansauer Lucy Mixen, Eric Sheesley, John Winkelmann Sunday 8:30 Jeff Harris, Justin Alberico, Dennis Collins Ben Harris, Gary Haselhorst, Bob Picchietti Sunday 10:30 Chris Bautz, Gustavo Cotto, Brian Huelsmann Tom Knaust, Carlos Mariles, Ron Polillo Gift Bearers Saturday 5:00 Bruce, Amy, Faith & Quin Rackers Sunday 8:30 Jake, Aimee, Emerson & Josie Nieroda 10:30 Joe & Roberta LaSalvia Greeters Saturday 5:00 Rose Brennan, Dave, Stacey, Aidan, Dillon & Noah Cutter 8:30 Erin, Shawn & Wesley Dunn, Aileen Motowski, Leah Wilson 10:30 Tammy Earley, Patrick, Dannette & Joseph Kinsella, Nancy Smith

Sound Board Saturday 5:00 David Schmitz 8:30 Gary Borges 10:30

Children’s Word Saturday 5:00 Theresa Voss & Isabella Ponciroli Sunday 8:30 Kelly Monroe & Isaac Hubbard 10:30 Mandi Huelsmann & Matthew Turner

Nursery 8:30 Sarah & Oscar Speakes 10:30 Kim Huber & Alexis Cotto Choir/Cantor 5:00 Stephen Eros 8:30 Heather Ertel 10:30 Barb Compton

WORK OF HUMAN HANDS

November 16/17 After Mass in the Fellowship Hall

Fair trade brings attention to people around the world who work under exploitative conditions and highlights the true costs of goods in global supply chains.

Organizations, businesses, farmers, workers & artisans have worked diligently for more than 50 years to make trade more fair.

Fair trade supports farmers & craftspeople in developing countries who are socially & economically marginalized. These producers often face hurdles in finding markets & customers for their goods.

Our sale features beautiful handmade baskets of various sizes, designs and colors; various gift and clothing items; decorations; jewelry; and food stuffs like chocolate, oil, coffee & tea. In addition to providing a living wage to workers, profits from the sale of some of these items also go to benefit some service outreach ministries. Thank you for buying gifts that benefit both the makers and recipients! Every purchase matters!!

Thanksgiving Dinner Donations Needed The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Belleville Council

needs your help with the Belleville Thanksgiving Dinner at St. Henry’s Bernard Voss Parish Center on Thursday,

November 28, for those who are alone and would like to join others for dinner and conversation.

The following items are needed: Fruit cups (individually packaged)

Drinks (individually packaged/boxed) and bottled water Donations may be dropped off until November 25 from 9 a.m.—2 p.m. At Society of St. Vincent de Paul, #13 Vieux Carre Drive, E. St. Louis Monetary donations, (“Thanksgiving” in the memo) may be mailed to

SVDP, P.O. Box 3415, East St. Louis, IL 62203

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Thanksgiving Day from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Donations of Cash or Food collected at Benedick Title Insurance,

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Halloween, All Saints Day and All Souls Day cause us to reflect on the topics of death, how we are called to live our lives as saints and where we will spend eternity.

In this exceptional presentation, The Four Last Things, Fr. Mike Schmitz, one of the leading Catholic speakers in the Church today, tack-les four very difficult topics: Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell and will give us the answers to the ques-tion: “What Happens When I Die?”

In Contemporary Sainthood, Mark Hart illuminates what is means to seek sanctity in the 21st century. In this dynamic talk, Mark discusses unleashing the power of the Holy Spirit and becoming who we are meant to be—saints, as well as the dangers of putting human expecta-tions on our supreme God. Sure to jump start or add to your spiritual life and shed some light on what it means to be a saint in our time.

Look for these and other great titles on our kiosk in the Gathering Space or stclarechurch.org FORMATION.

24 Hour Eucharistic Adoration

Sunday, November 3 After 10:30 Mass Until Monday,

November 4 Benediction at 11:45

Followed by Noon Mass **A special Holy Hour

for Vocations will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday

during our Adoration**

We all have a longing in our heart that only God can fill. Come spend some quality quiet time with Him in adoration, letting Him ease

your tiredness, worry and busyness!! You will leave with a calmer and peaceful outlook!

Sign up sheets are on the table in the Gathering

Space or go to stclarechurch.org and sign up for 30 minutes or an hour of Adoration under Liturgy tab.

October 19/20 Weekly Envelope $12,582.00

We Share 4,021.00 Direct Deposit 4,460.00 Total Tithe $21,063.00

Pledge/Mortgage $10,545.00

HOPE FOR THE JOURNEY

Wednesday, November 13 2:00 & 7:00 PM

St. Clare Church Library

Hope for the Journey...reaching out to anyone that has experienced the loss of a loved one, recent or not. We meet for conversation, suggested reading, prayer,

encouragement and to walk this journey with you.

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Real Questions (Thursdays)

Nov 7 & Dec 12 & Jan 9 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Ask & Discuss Questions About our Faith Join the Conversation!

Come with questions or learn from the questions of others. Refreshments and babysitting provided.

Contact Matt Flynn matthewflynn5@gmail.com or 632-3562 for details on babysitting reimbursements.

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Do you like numbers? Do you like to work with people? If you are interested in participating in this service, you can volunteer through AARP aarpfoundation.org/taxaide. Local training is held at St. Nicholas each year. For questions, call Bill Schless 618-660-5924 or Michele McLean 618-622-3236.

All Souls Day Mass In the Blessed Sacrament Chapel

Of the Cathedral of Saint Peter in Belleville Saturday, November 2 at 10:00 a.m.

Celebrated by Bishop Braxton

This Mass will be for all the Priests, Deacons and Bishops of the Diocese of Belleville who

have died this year and remembering all others of the Diocese who have died.

Fr. James Blazine, Fr. Stephen Humphrey Fr. Bernard Goedde and Fr. Albert Kreher Fr. Lou Koehr and Deacon Richard Bagby.

The Bishop invites you to the Mass and to pray

frequently for the generous Priests, Deacons and bishops who serve the Church in Southern Illinois.

“May they share in the Eternal Banquet promised by the Lord Jesus Christ to all who follow Him faithfully.”

Parish School of Religion Classes are 10:30—11:40 on Sundays

Oct 27 PSR Class Nov 3 PSR Class Soup Kitchen 8th Grade Nov 10 No PSR Veterans Day Holiday Nov 17 PSR Class (except 2nd grade) Nov 17 1st Reconciliation Retreat Parents & Students 2—4:30 Nov 24 PSR Class Soup Kitchen 6th Grade

Contact Jane, Director of Family Faith Formation janeadotson@yahoo.com or 632-3562 for more details.

Oct 27 High School and Crazy 8s at Wolfersberger Funeral Home 5—7 p.m. Nov 3 Youth Group Meeting 6—7:30 pm Nov 10 Youth Group 6—7:30 pm Nov 17 Youth Group 6—7:30 pm Nov 21—24 National Catholic Youth Conf. Nov 24 No Youth Group Dec 1 Luke 18 planning meeting for HS Seniors 11:45 in Fellowship Hall Dec 1 Crazy 8s Trivia 5-7 pm Fellowship Hall High school youth from any parish or any faith are welcome to St. Clare Youth Group any time. We meet on Sunday nights in the Youth Room on the lower level of St. Clare School.

Crazy 8’s Sunday, Oct. 27 5—7 PM Join us at

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Pizza & soda will be served

Bring your friends from anywhere! Parents are invited, too!

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If you would like your college student to receive a college care package from our

parish for finals this semester, please send name, address and dates of finals

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Luke 18 Bringing fun and faith together for an awesome weekend retreat. January 17—19, 2019 at St. Clare School A special invitation to eighth-graders: The annual Luke 18 retreat provides a powerful experience for 8th grad-ers. Luke 18 opens their eyes to the presence and love of our God, who embraces them just as they are. Led by high school and college stu-dents from St. Clare, St. Nicholas and Corpus Christi, the retreat features high-energy games, sons, skits, personal sharing and a series of faith and life talks by the high school students. 8th graders: Cost is $50 Payable to St. Clare Church (Luke 18) Registration & payment due Nov. 8. (increases to $90 after 11/8) Registration closes on Dec 10. Register at www.stclarechurch.org or contact your parish youth leader.

High School Students: Be a leader at Luke 18. Share your faith with our 8th graders and help host this retreat to make a difference in their lives. You must apply for one of the limited number of leader posi-tions. Leader applications will be available on parish websites Oct 8—Nov 8. Leaders must apply and pay by the deadline. No late applications will be accepted. Leaders must attend 2 planning meet-ings (seniors attend 3): Dec 1 seniors only meeting: attend 10:30 Mass at St. Clare and meet-ing to follow. Dec 15 All high school leaders 11:45—5 p.m. at St. Clare School Jan 5 all high school leaders 11:45 at Corpus Christi. High School Leaders Cost is $50 payable to St. Clare (Luke 18) Application and payment due Nov. 8 Register at stclarechurch.org/luke 18 starting October 8

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