Resurrection of Our Lord Bulletin
February 8, 1998

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Mass Intentions

Monday, February 9th
6:45am Lois Singler
8:00am Corinne Pfeiffer
Tuesday, February 10th
6:45am Helen Benz
8:00am Peter Sertic
Wednesday, February 11th
6:45am Michael Singler
8:00am Victor Denny
Thursday, February 12th
8:00am Alice Miller
Friday, February 12th
6:45am John Benz
8:00am Preston & Arline Richard
Saturday, February 13th
5:00pm Leo Scott, Jr.
Sunday, February 14th 7:00am People of the Parish
9:00am Samuel Button

11:00am Reinbold, Sieve & Baumann (L&D)

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CONGRATULATIONS to JERRY & AUDREY SCHWEGEL on their 50th Wedding Anniversary - Renewal of vows at 11:00 Mass on March 29th.

Your Gifts to God and Parish

Envelopes - $4,770.42

Tuition - 4,023.00
Loose - 265.00
Total - $8,793.42
Children's Envelopes - (10) 5.65
Envelopes received this week - 262

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From Death to New Life

In your charity, please pray for the repose of the soul of Ernest Hartnett and Marguerite May. May their souls rest in peace.

PARISH REVIEW

We have an extensive document to be filled out to give ourselves and the archdiocese a picture of our parish. A "MegaMeeting" will be held on March 2 with heads and some participants of various committees and boards of the parish.

Women's Club

PLANT BOOTH People are needed to start plants from seeds. If anyone is willing/able to do this, please call Marilyn Schmid at 832-6610 for seeds etc.

St. Vincent dePaul

Remember our Yellow Envelopes for St. Vincent dePaul.

from the Pastor's Pen

It looked like people enjoyed filling out the Parish Survey last Sunday. You certainly took it seriously! As you should have, and as it will be taken by myself, by parish leadership, and the Archdiocese.

As I recapped the parish's weekend with the Parish Council Monday night, I was exhausted just thinking about it. It began with the school ski trip (which I also went on) to Hidden Valley Friday, which went right into the beginning of the volleyball tournament, where many of our school parents and kids were gathering. Saturday the tournament went along with the Men's Club Bar-B-Q, which had brisk business all day. Sunday this survey was part of the Masses, with Coffee & Donuts after, where parishioners gave out Marriage Encounter information and the Cubs had a bake sale as the St. Ann Sodality met. All this is a supposedly quiet time of year! It gives me a picture of quite an active parish by a wide range of parishioners. The Parish Review, of which the surveys are a part, will go on foe several weeks now. I think it comes at a good time for us, to take stock of our parish life and programs so they are as appropriate as possible to what we need to be doing right now.

VBS

THESE ARE FACTS! 1.) More than half of the hungry in greater St. Louis are children. (Food Pantry Assoc.)
2.)The majority of hungry poor are working poor families.
(Food Research & Action Center.) 3.)The majority of families receiving food stamps depend on food from pantries to supplement their food supplies. (FPA data
& FRAC) 4.) Suppliers of food, and money to buy food are DECREASING.
(FPA, Operation food search & St. Louis Area Food Bank) 5.)Pantries in St. Louis would need twice as much food as they NOW receive to replace food stamps for just 30,000 area residents. 6.)The Federal Government has cut $27 billion in food stamps. 7.)The U.S. Conference of Mayors reports found that requests for emergency food rose 16% during 1997. (Society of St. Vincent dePaul) These food facts should be appalling to all Christians, each of us must do our share to help alleviate hunger.
FOODS NEEDED Cereal, Mac & Cheese, Jelly, Bath Soap, Dish Detergent, Spaghetti, Tuna, canned Meats, Rice, canned Fruit Juice. JAN. STATS Parish Help furnished food to 185 Adults, 178 children for a total of 363 individuals or 122 families. Parishioners donated 218 lbs. of food. Immoculate Heart of Mary donated 140 lbs. of food.

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ACTIVITIES AT THE CENTER

Mon. 2/9 Bingo 12:15pm
Tues. 2/10 Shopping 12:30pm
Wed. 2/11 Bingo 12:15pm
(Thurs. 2/12 LUNCHEON BINGO 11:00am
Reservations required.
Fri. 2/13 Movie 12:30pm
FREE tax service and circuit breakers available to senior citizens on Tuesday mornings. Please call for more information and appointments.

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Dance

TIME TO ROCK AND ROLL Sat. March 7th at Resurrection Gym sponsored by the Women's Club - Live music by "The King of Hearts Band" 7:30 till 12:30 - Tickets are $18.00 per person this includes Beer, Set Ups. Snacks and Prizes - (dance and trivia contest). Come join the fun and support Resurrection parish and school. Seating is limited so make your reservations early. Pre-paid tickets and reservations must be made by Mar. 2, 1998. Please call Dodie - 481-4652 or Ginny 352-7135.

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As the poinsettias fade, they are placed on the cabinet by the parking lot entrance (near the altar). If you would like to take one home, please do.

VOLLEYBALL for singles age 30+, our gym February 8th from 6:30-8:30pm information call 772-4780.

THE FIRST DISTRICT COMMUNITY AFFAIRS MEETING will be held on Feb. 19th at 7:00pm and the location is Windsor Community Center, 4092 Robert Ave.

YOUTH CELEBRATION

Sunday Feb. 15th at Our Lady of Sorrows, 5831 S. Kingshighway the evening begins at 6:30pm in church with a youth Mass. There is no cost.
Sunday Feb. 22nd at St. Mary's High School Youth mass, concert, dinner & dance. Call Greg at 371-0121 for details.

TRIVIA NIGHTS

St. Mary Magdalen, 4354 S. Kingshighway, Sat. Feb. 21st - cost is $10.00 per person (6 to a table). For more info. Call Sheri 752-1448 or Jeanne 481-0558. INCARNATE WORD ACADEMY Feb. 28th at 6:30pm $10.00 per person For more info. Please call 725-5850 ext. 112.

The Couple to Couple (CCL) will begin a 4 class series on Natural Family Planning. The first class will be held Feb. 13th at 7:30pm at Alexian Bros. Med Stop, 2900 Lemay Ferry Rd. To register or for more info. Please call 481-1908.

St. Stephen Protomartyr invites you to its play YARD SALE at 7:30pm Fri. and Sat. Feb. 13 & 14th and on Sun. Feb. 15th at 2pm. Tickets are: Five and under FREE - Senior citizens and children 5 through 12 -$3.50 - $4.50 for adults.

Meetings

School Board Mon. 2/9, 7 p.m.
Finance Board Tues. 2/10, 8 p.m.

Mass Servers

February 9th 10th 11th - 8:00 Mass
Ken Werner & Kurt Palos
February 12th & 13th - 8:00 Mass
Mick Barbeau & Ryan Cole
February 14th & 15th
5:00pm Renelda Allison & Rebecca Wolf
7:00am Ann Marie Henley
9:00am Ken Werner & Kurt Palos
11:00am Chris Binkley & E.J. Reichert

Readers and Lectors

February 14th & 15th
5:00pm K.Kinderfather
7:00am Sr. deMontfort
9:00am N. Sutterer
11:00am C. Hohn

Eucharistic Ministers

Sat. February 14th 5pm Jane Fuerst*
Sam Antonacci*
CATHI BEAN

Sunday February 15th 7am
John Benz

Sunday February 15th 9am
Lucille Byrne
Kathy Geldmacher
Jim Vess*
JoAnn Vess*
RAY STOCKMANN
Karen Geldbach

Sunday February 15th 11am
Deb Halter*
Ed Hart
Kathy Hart
MARY MARGARET KLEBA
Matt Kuppinger*
Sue Wiese

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The Lord's Word

Mon. 2/9 1 Kgs 8:1-7,9-13 k 6:53-56

Tues. 2/10 1 Kgs 8:22-23,27-30 Mk 7:1-13
Wed.2/11 1 Kgs 10:1-10,Mk 7:14-23
Thurs. 2/12 1 Kgs 11:4-13 Mk 7:24-30
Fri. 2/13 1 Kgs 11:29-32,12,19 Mk 7:31-37
Sat. 2/14 1 Kgs 12:26-32,13,33-34 Mk 8:1-10
Sun. 2/15 Jer 17:5-8 1 Cor 15:12,16-20
Lk 6:17,20-26

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FOR SALE 2 unit flat, 3865 Alberta - 1 bedroom, gas heat, 2 car garage. Please call 352-0469. Thanks!

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The Pro-Life Committee of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, St. Charles is sponsoring their "SPRING FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS"
show March 14 from 9am to 3pm at the school #1 Seton Ct. Call 946-6164 or 926-0231 for information on booth rental or tables.

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Pancake & Sauage Breakfast, Sun. Feb. 15th at St. Francis de Sales from 8am to 12 noon. 2653 Ohio.

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