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Seven Holy Founders Parish
Staffed by the Order of Friar Servants of Mary – USA Province
6741 Rock Hill Road – Affton, Missouri 63123-3198
Tel: 314-638-3938 – Fax: 314-638-0613 – Website: www.foundersaffton.org
Parish Mission Statement
“We, the community of
Seven Holy Founders,
invoke the SPIRIT to lead us in
worship, education and
SERVICE.
Through the teaching of Jesus,
we are led by HOPE to promote
HEALING.
As people of FAITH,
we support our Parish
with our time, talent and treasures.”
LITURGY SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:30pm
Sunday: 7am, 9am, 11am
Monday through Friday at 8am in the
Church.
Saturdays at 8am in Church.
Holy Days & Holidays: Consult the bulletin.
SACRAMENTAL SCHEDULE
Baptism: Celebrated by appointment only.
Call the Priory Office for Baptismal Prep details
etc.
Reconciliation: Saturdays from 3pm to 4pm.
Marriage: As soon as marriage is contemplated, contact the Priory Office at least 6
months prior to the desired date to schedule the
wedding and preparation. No weddings are
scheduled during Advent and Lent.
Communion to the Sick/Shut-Ins: Call the
Priory Office.
Sacrament of the Sick: 1st Saturday of the
month after the 8am Mass and upon request.
Devotions to Our Lady of Sorrows: All other
Saturdays of the month after 8am Mass.
St. Peregrine Devotion: Mondays after 8am
Mass.
SERVITE SECULAR ORDER
Visit: www.secularservites.org
JOHN 15 YOUTH MINISTRY
[email protected]
Tim Lucchesi—Youth Ministry Director—631-8234
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY: 631-8248
SCHOOL: HOLY CROSS ACADEMY: 475-3436
PARISH STAFF:
Fr. Paul Gins, OSM — Pastor
Fr. Eugene Smith, OSM — Associate Pastor
Bro. Arnaldo M. Sánchez, OSM — Faith Formation Director
Mrs. Gail Duvall — Parish Business Manager
Parish Secretary — 638-3938
Mrs. Mary Eggleston – Coordinator of Music — 842-4049
Rev. Mr. Charles W. Lombardo — Deacon (Retired)
FAITH FORMATION
Website: www.shfpsr.org 633-0123
6737 Rock Hill Road
Bro. Arnaldo M. Sánchez, OSM - Director
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Fourth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
Fr. Paul Gins, O.S.M.
In the structure of the Liturgy, Ordinary means counted, a way of ordering
time-not dull drudgery or lifeless routine.
This week is anything but “Ordinary” as
we concluded on Saturday Catholic School’s Week
and the Super Bowl Raffle prize winning tickets pulled
during the 4th quarter of Sunday’s Seattle SeahawksNew England Patriots Adventure. Tickets are on sale
until half time.
In Ordinary time we celebrate Festival days
and heroic saints. St. Marianne Cope’s feast was
celebrated on January 23rd. Canonized on October 21,
2012, publicity about her as an American saint is not
well spread. A member of the Franciscan Sisters of
Syracuse, NY she worked with the victims of Hansen’s
disease (lepers) for 35 years until her death in 1918 on
the island of Molokai, Hawaii.
The Feast of the Presentation of Jesus is
February 2nd. This liturgical feast originated in the 4th
century in Jerusalem and was celebrated in Rome by
the middle of the 5th century by its Greek title which
translated into the Feast of the Meeting. In the faithful
observance of the law of Moses, Mary and Joseph present Jesus in the Temple to consecrate him to the
Lord. In the Preface of the mass for the day it succinctly states that the “coeternal Son was presented on
this day in the Temple and revealed by the Spirit as the
glory of Israel and the Light of the nations.” When the
ceremony of presentation was completed, Mary and
Joseph and Jesus returned to their hometown, creating a home and family life. In this context Jesus grew
up, becoming strong and wise, and the grace of God
was upon him.
St. Blaise Day is remembered with a general
prayer of Blessing of Throats. Looking forward to the
last day of Ordinary Time which is February 17th, we
celebrate the Feast of the Seven Holy Founders with
its proper prayers and readings. Remembrance of the
feast will also be marked on the previous weekend.
Mardi Gras is also on the 17th and it is usually
celebrated with parades, masks, costumes and parties.
In the Middle Ages this was known as Shrove Tuesday, rich with meals of meat and dairy products including: donuts, fritters, and pancakes as Lent is a time of
fasting starts the next day. Speaking of Lent, Fish
Fries begin on Ash Wednesday, February 18th and
continue each Friday though Good Friday, April 3rd. I
have been told that there will be no price increase.
The Parish Hall has been the site for years of par-
February 1, 2015
ties, meetings, and meals. The Sisters in Service took
it upon themselves to volunteer to clean, prep, and
paint the hall. After completing that project, they took
on the task of painting the Cafeteria. We are beginning
to use that space more frequently and the work really
needed to be done. When the painting is complete I’ll
have the floor stripped and waxed.
Thank you so much to the hard working women who
have brightened our spaces.
The March 1st Ministry Noon Luncheon will also
include the heavenly dusters who for over twenty five
years have made sure that our church is dusted and
fresh holy water in the basins for our weekend celebration of Mass. All ministers should contact their coordinator if they plan on being there. It is just a simple hour
together to reinforce our service to the parish.
Congratulations to the fifteen boys and girls who
celebrated the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the
first time on Monday, January 26th. They look forward
to their reception of First Eucharist in May.
Our Adoration Chapel in the basement of the Parish Center, remains open whenever the main door is
open to welcome groups. This means almost every
weekday evening. Individuals can also obtain a onetime access code from the parish office during our
open hours. The weather has been warm, and with the
large number of attendees at the 8am Mass, we have
not celebrated Mass in the chapel and probably won’t
unless there is a bitter cold snap. Monthly Adoration
in the chapel is the second Monday of the month from
5 to 8pm.
I am grateful to the many volunteers that add so
much to the life of the parish. The S of SHF stands for
service and so many do provide that. Some are mentioned above and others quietly go about their role
without recognition, but with the reward of Our Heavenly Father.
I hope that you have seen the photo collage that
has replaced the notices in our front entry bulletin
boards. Sue Erschen and members of the communications squad do good work. Thank you.
Last fall, Tom Schiller received the Order of Lector as a step in his advancement to ordination to the
diaconate in 2016. Thank you to the lectors who have
allowed him to fill in for them The Office of Diaconate
has asked that Tom minister each weekend.
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SUNDAY
7:00am
9:00am
11:00am
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Parish Calendar
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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Stella Iwasyszyn
SHF Parishioners
Scout Sunday Mass/Reception
in the Parish Hall follows
Edward Scanlon
MONDAY
8:00am
February 2, 2015
The Presentation of the Lord
John Conrath
3:15pm
6:30pm
Dance Class/P. Hall
PSR
8:00am
February 4, 2015
Gary Gern Sr.
Coffee & donuts after Mass in the Mary Rm.
9:00am
9:00am
St. Juliana Quilters/St. Juliana Rm.
Cancer Dressing/Brd. Rm.
Super Bowl Party at 3pm in the Parish Hall
TUESDAY
February 3, 2015
Saint Blaise, Bishop and Martyr
Saint Ansgar, Bishop
8:00am
The Intention of Mary Jo Holoubek
9:00am
7:00pm
7:00pm
Adult Bible Study/Brd. Rm.
Rekindling the Faith/Brd. Rm.
Men’s ACTS/Jos. Rm.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
February 5, 2015
Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr
8:00am Eric Thoma
7:00pm
FRIDAY
8:00am
February 6, 2015
First Friday
John Ludwig Sr. & John Ludwig Jr.
7:00am
9:00am
11:00am
February 8, 2015
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SHF Parishioners
The Gamache Family
Raffaele & Luigi DiPalo
Liturgy Mtg./Priory Office
Bingo
in the Parish Hall
Doors open at 4:30pm
Great food
Please join us!!!
SATURDAY
8:00am
February 7, 2015
First Saturday
Jerry Bueltmann
Sacrament of the Sick
SUNDAY
Sacrament of Reconciliation 3pm to 4pm
4:30pm
Gail Zysk
Hospitality Sunday
In the Parish Hall
7:30am-12:30pm
Sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus
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)Faith Formation (PSR)
Please continue to pray for our 15 First
Holy Communion Candidates who last
week made their First Confession. In the
Sacrament of Reconciliation, Jesus comforts us. He strengthens us on our journey.
We are reconciled with God, with the Church, and with
the people we have hurt. Through this sacrament the
Church celebrates Jesus’ gift of forgiveness. On May
3rd. at the Sunday 11am Mass, these same Candidates
will celebrate with their families and the parish at large
their First Holy Communion …mark your calendars.
Deacon Charlie Lombardo
Melvin Frank
Shirley Kluempers
Geraldine Rosenthal
Mark Preiss
Theresa Twellman
Sean Young
Judy Maddock
Betty Bauer
Sue Risler
Anna Heritz
David Lansford
Aubrey Miller
Lorraine Sullivan
Kathy Dacey
Marilyn Diebold
Nancy Braneky
Ray Stahl
Robert Abbott
Nancy Schukai
Bea Blaskow
Louise Carcagno
Pat Gern
Linda Virga
Linda Makarewicz
Charles Schwartz
Nina Guttierrez
Jennifer Shipp
Carole Borts
Don Alwine
Judy Lowe
Donalyn Pieschel Cissell
Tim Becker
John & Jeanette Brielmaier
Angela Rauh
Deacon Ted Rodis
Brayden Granda
Caroline Farrel
Fran Butler
Richard Sullivan
Marilyn Jansen
Leo Hylla
Stan Reynolds
Jim Baragiola
Jeanne Alphin
Bob Keilholz Jr.
Helen Bangert
Jerald & Elaine Fortner
Katherine Harley
Walter Treppler
Thomas & Ginger Nolan
Dorothy Vorst
Karen Palazzola
Bill Wren
Barbara Nixon
Janice Huether
Theresa Panneri
In Loving and Prayerful Memory
Deacon Frank A. Heritz
From his Living Wife Anna
Retreats for Women
There are several women’s retreats available
at White House. Experience the beautiful
setting, overlooking the Mississippi River.
Reflect, relax, rest and experience the peace. Contact
Mike Panneri @849-5557 or Dan Eggleston @842-4049
for info./how to register. Retreat dates are: May 4th-7th,
May 21st-24th, July 23rd-26th, Sept. 14th-17th, Oct. 5th8th, Nov. 12th-15 and Nov. 16th-19th.
Blessings, Bro. Arnaldo M. Sánchez, OSM
SHF Men’s Faith Group
Men of the Parish gather on Saturday mornings approximately every two weeks.
Our next
Strengthen Your Brother (SYB) meeting is Saturday,
February 14th. Please note the planned meeting on
February 7th has been canceled. Future SYB meetings are on February 28th, March 14th & 28th, and
April 11th. Please contact Bill Lampe at 314-540-3651
or at [email protected] for the discussion
topic or to obtain the discussion material.
We meet to pray and support one another in
faith development.
All men are welcome to attend. SYB meets in the Mary Room. Some come at
6:30am to say the Rosary. Some arrive at 7am to reflect on the discussion topic and how that material may
guide us. Coffee is served.
John 15 Youth Ministry
ALL HIGH SCHOOL TEENS are invited
to apply for the 2015 Luke 18 team. The
Application deadline has been extended
to February 8th. Absolutely no applications will be accepted after this deadline!!! Applications
can be found at John15YM.com.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL TEENS are encouraged to register
for the 2015 Steubenville Conference (July 10-12, 2015).
Registration forms are due February 9th, and can be
found at John15YM.com. ALL CURRENT HIGH
SCHOOL TEENS are invited to join in the twice weekly
youth group (Thursdays 7-9 pm and Sunday 12:30-2:30
pm) on SHF's campus.
For more info contact Tim Lucchesi or the website.
Your Weekly Donations For
January 18, 2015
$9527 was collected in contribution envelopes to the General Fund. This money
helped defray the cost of the Ameren Electric billservice 11-18-14 through 12-18-14 totaling $2427.
Your generosity is most appreciated.
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SHF Super Bowl Raffle
This raffle is a Parish Sponsored event!!!
Super Raffle offers a one in 350 chance to
win $10,000—only a maximum of 350 tickets are sold. There are also 9 secondary
monetary prizes: 1 at $1,000, 4 at $500, 4 at $250.
We draw the winner at halftime at the Super Bowl
Party in the Parish Hall Sunday, February 1st. Plus
we show the game on the big screen in the Hall!!! Cost
is $100/admits 2 to the Super Bowl Party. Doors open
at 3pm. Food, beer & soda provided at 4pm. You can
bring your own snacks. We must sell at least 140
tickets in order to do the raffle.
Tickets available after Mass and at the Super Bowl
Party in the Parish Hall. Call Tom @631-8483.
Thursday, February 5th
in the Parish Hall
Doors open at 4:30pm
Sale of Bingo Cards & Pull Tabs begin at 5pm
Speedball games start at 6pm
Hot Ball Progressive is $900
Consolation is $250
$500 Coverall
The Dinner Menu Special Is different every month!!!
Ministry Lunch
st
March 1 , from 12 Noon to 1:00pm,
all active members who minister
at a Mass on weekdays and weekends are invited to the Parish Hall
for a simple meal and an opportunity for those who
serve the parish community have the opportunity to
socialize and get to know each other a little better.
Some have worked side by side with other ministers
for years and really don’t know who they are. What
ministries? The Extraordinary Ministers, the choirs,
the lectors, altar servers, greeters and ushers. I ask
that those who schedule when ministers serve, to
email their group with date, location & ask if they plan
to attend. Spouses & children welcome. It’s free with
a light lunch and beverages provided. Ministers
should respond to their coordinator by February 16th
and the coordinators/schedulers respond to Gail in
the office by February 20th. Thanks, Fr. Paul, OSM
February 1, 2015
Would you like to
grow closer to Christ?
Then Mark Your Calendar!
Soul of Christ:
A Face to Face Encounter
with the Eucharistic Christ
Presented by
Sr. Marie Paul Curley, fsp
Monday, March 9th, 7pm
Seven Holy Founders Church
Sr. Marie Paul is a popular writer and speaker who
uses a multi-media approach to help people feel the
love of Christ come alive in their lives. She is the author of many books, a radio personality and blogger.
Adults and teens are encouraged to make this special
evening part of your Lenten journey this year.
Invite your friends and family! This evening is open
to parishioners and non-parishioners alike.
Let’s fill our church
for this spiritually enriching event!
Copies of Sr. Marie Paul’s book
will be available for purchase.
SHF
IS STARTING
A BOOK CLUB!
Meet fellow parishioners and
share your love of a good book!
Our first book is the New York
Times Best Seller Empty Mansions, an intriguing tale
of waste, greed and generosity. Get a copy now and
start reading. We will meet some evening in March to
discuss this book. Date to be determined.
Future books will be selected by recommendation and
vote.
ALL ARE WELCOME!!!
If you are interested, please call or email Grace
Kruger - 578-1394 or [email protected] or Joan
Finder - 849-1426 or [email protected]. We hope to
hear from you so we can plan meetings and books
that meet the interests of all.
Dynamic Catholic, Alive! - Forms of Prayer
It is important for us to include the 4 main forms of prayer into our conversations with God. There is an acronym that can
help with this: ACTS– (1) Adoration (acknowledgement that we are creatures of the Creator), (2) Contrition (interior
peace), (3) Thanksgiving (gratitude for blessings), (4) Supplication (petition). The Eucharist contains and expresses all
the forms of prayer. Do you cultivate these forms of prayer in your prayer life? Have you ever attended a life-changing
retreat, such as ACTS or Christ Renews His Parish? archstl.org/dynamic
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BVM Sodality News
Wednesday, February 4th—St. Juliana
Quilters at 9am in the St. Juliana Rm.
Wednesday, February 4th—Cancer
Dressing at 9am in the Brd. Rm.
A Scout is Reverent
Duty to God is one of the fundamental
principles of Scouting. The SHF Scouting Family would like to recognize the
following young men who through special
service & learning projects demonstrated
their faith by earning their Catholic Religious Awards.
AD ALTARE DEI—BOY SCOUTS: The Ad Altare Dei
Emblem is earned by Boy Scouts after they have completed 6th grade. This programs helps the Scout to
see Jesus Christ as part of his daily life, as well as develop a fully Christian way of life in the faith community
while living the Scout Oath & Law. The program is
based on the seven sacraments. These Scouts will
receive their medals during a special Scout Sunday
Mass at the Cathedral this afternoon: Martin Sharpe
and Sam Siess.
BRONZE PELICAN EMBLEM: This Emblem is presented on behalf of the Archdiocese of St. Louis
Catholic Committee on Scouting, BSA to a person who
gives their time to counsel, to lead and to train the
young people to be better Christian citizens. This
award is presented to Scoutmaster Donald Kuehnle.
2014 PATHFINDERS
ADULT RECOGNITION AWARD:
This Award was presented on December 6, 2013 by
the Archdiocese of St. Louis Catholic Community on
Scouting, BSA to Janet Paluczak with gratitude for
her dedication to the Catholic Scouting Ministry. A
Pathfinder is one who makes a path or way where
none had existed, as in unknown wilderness.
We are extremely proud of the accomplishments of all
our Scouts, Scouters, and Scout Leaders. We would
also like to than the dedicated Staff & parishioners at
SHF for their continues support of the Scouting Program. Consider joining us...SCOUTS HAVE FUN!!!
“On my honor, I will do my duty to God and my
country, and to obey the Scout Law; to help other
people at all times; to keep myself physically
strong, mentally awake and morally straight.”
2014 Contribution Statement Request Form
Name:_____________________________
Address:___________________________
Join us for the Fish Fries!!!
From 4pm to 7pm in the Parish Hall
every Friday during Lent and
Ash Wednesday, February 18th
{Fish Fry on Good Friday, April 3rd
is from 4pm to 6pm.
NO Alcohol is being served Good Friday.}
Desserts, including sugar free, are needed for all fish
fries. Drop your homemade or store bought dessert off
at the Parish Hall Friday mornings after 11am.
Fry Prices:
Adult Fillet
$8.00 (1 fillet with 2 sides)
(baked or fried)
Adult Shrimp
$10.00 (7 shrimp with 2 sides)
Adult Combo
(baked or fried)
$9.00 (1 fillet, 4 shrimp, 2 sides)
Sandwich
$6.00 (1 fillet, bread, chips)
9” Cheese Pizza $4.00
Fish a la carte with Dinner purchase only:
3 Shrimp
$2.50
1 Fillet
$2.00
Sides a la carte: $1
Green Beans, Cole Slaw, Spaghetti,
or Augratin Potatoes.
Soda: $1 Beer: $2 Dessert 50¢ at Dessert
Table
Fish Fry Workers Needed!!!
As you know this takes a lot of volunteers. If you are
willing to help, please email Monica Hartmann at
[email protected]. Let her know what
dates you can work and where you want to help. They
need line servers, ticket sales & help serving drinks.
Let’s make this our best Lenten Fish Fry Season
ever!!! Hope to see everyone there!!!
Knights of Columbus News….
Did you know that the Knights of Columbus has Scholarships available for College Students? Last year 130 individuals
applied for our 11 scholarships. Both traditional and
vocational scholarships are available.
However to be considered for the non-vocational scholarships the person applying must be a Knight of Columbus or the son or daughter of a Knight of Columbus. To
be a knight, a man must be 18 or older, and a practicing catholic. If interested in being a knight, contact Ben
at 314-489-7938 or drop us your information at
www.kofc3586.org.
Information on our scholarships may be found at
www.kofc3586.org or www.mokofc.org. All applications for our scholarships are due by February 13th.
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