Resurrection of Our Lord Bulletin
August 31, 1997

Mass Intentions

Monday, September 1st
9:00am Raymond Hoeflinger, Sr.
Tuesday September 2nd
6:45am Lois Singler
8:00am Peter Sertic
Wednesday September 3rd
6:45am Preston & Arline Richard
8:00am John Schneider
Thursday September 4th
6:45am Helen Benz
8:00am Pearl Barthel
Friday September 5th
6:45am Catherine Tye
8:00am Charles Gaedig
Saturday September 6th
8:00am Michael Singler
5:00pm Karl & Maria Schwarz
Sunday September 7th
7:00am People of the Parish
9:00am Stanley Rybinski
11:00am Reinbold, Sieve & Baumann (L&D)

Tithing
God's Plan for Church Support

Envelopes - $ 3,016.50
Tuition - 11,048.00
Loose - 190.00
Total - $14,254.50
Children's Envelopes - (12) 6.85
Envelopes received this week - 300

This week's deposit shows a large increase due to back tuition payments being made.

Next Week, we need to step up our efforts and continue toward our goal of visiting every household in Resurrection Parish for Returning God's Gifts. To do this, and to continue our early success, we need your help. By telephone this week, and at all Masses next weekend, we will ask you to participate as a campaign visitor. If you have joined us in other parish efforts, please volunteer again. If you have never volunteered for anything in connection with our parish, please help when called to do so. Our Campaign Chairperson James Metzler, Campaign Secretary, JoAnn McTigue and others who need your help. Next week, in the pews throughout the church, you will see "Yes I Volunteer! cards. Please fill out and return to the ushers. We need your help to make this campaign a success.

from the Pastor's Pen

Some people have said for years that I was dizzy and off-balance. Last week they were right as I had a bout of severe vertigo, from an inner-ear problem. After a couple of days laid up, I got around more by the end of the week for our start-of-school activities. It seems to have pretty much cleared up by now. Thanks for your prayers and concern.
Our school is very exciting this year! We see our own children growing up, and new children from around our neighborhood-and this year, we again had a family arrive from Bosnia, by way of Germany. Our kids are again ambassadors for our Catholic parish and in helping new families settle in. Our enrollment is actually slightly up from last year. Our faculty is especially interesting this year, with extensive teaching experience and unique gifts. I believe the school is one of the most exciting things about our parish this year, and shows the directions we can go in. As always, we are very indebted to so many of our faithful parishioners who are not sending children to the school, but who recognize how important their support of the church is to keep it going. The school is fulfilling many of the roles we are to do as a parish in teaching about Jesus and passing on our faith.
We're in a traditionally busy time of year now, not only with school but with other adult programs we will be highlighting soon. The archdiocesan Returning God's Gifts campaign is one big thing to accomplish the next few weeks. Let's join together and give the Lord his due in all things!

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WORKERS NEEDED

Our school parents are pitching in to do a great job for much of the work of our weekly Bingo at Kolping House. We could use several more volunteers from our other parishioners who can help on a rotating basis, even every other week if desired. Please call and leave your name at the rectory.

(tlh95)left inside All volunteers and board members are encouraged to attend the monthly meeting Saturday, Sept. 6th at 9:00 am in the cafeteria.
SATURDAY MORNING COFFEEKLATCH Enjoy a steaming cup of coffee, pastries & your neighbor's company at the First Saturday Coffeeklatch held after the 8 am Mass on Sept.6.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP We extend a special thanks to all those who responded to our heat alert by donating fans and funds. It's been a long tough summer!
FINALLY, AT LAST, WE HOPE, the terrible heat of this past summer has left us. But not our constant need for food. With government cuts in Food Stamps, Medicare & Medicaid, the WIC Program for babies and small children, and many jobs only paying minimum wages, the demands on our food pantry are increasing. We hope you will continue to support us as you have so generously in the past.
FOOD ITEMS NEEDED canned meat, tuna, pasta, fruit, string beans, pork & beans, corn, peas, cold cereal, mac & cheese, peanut butter & jelly, white rice, hamburger & tuna helper, koolaid, lemonade and tea, dish detergent.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR Life chain for 1997 is October 5th.

ACTIVITIES AT THE CENTER

Mon. 9/1 LABOR DAY CENTER CLOSED
Tues. 9/2 Library 12:00pm
Shopping 12:30pm
Wed. 9/3 Bingo 12:15pm
Thurs. 9/4 Bingo 12:15pm
Fri. 9/5 Energizers 12:00pm
Post Office 12:00pm
Movie 12:15pm
Thursday driver needed to deliver meals to homebound clients. A substitute volunteer is needed to answer the phone at the Senior Center. No pay but good free lunch. Please call Mary Ann at 773-2501. THANKS!!

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Resurrection 8th grade class is selling PIZZAS. Proceeds from selling them will go towards their camping trip to Camp Don Bosco. This is an annual trip the 8th grade takes but this year, to a new location.

Children's dance class will register Sept. 3rd at 6pm at Windsor School, 4092 Robert, for ballet, tap, and jazz classes. Ages 3 thru high school - $4.00 a lesson. For more information please call 631-6771 or 631-7749. Thank you.

ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL is having a Parent Dance on Sept. 12th from 8-12:00pm with the music by SH-BOOM. Tickets are $13.00 in advance, $15.00 at the door. This includes music, snacks, beer and set-ups. Need more info. Call Loni Lehrmann at 638-8326 (home) or 235-0232 (work).

YOU'RE INVITED

St. Simon the Apostle Church, 11011 Mueller Rd., will be hosting a Healing Service with a Mass on Sunday Sept. 14th at 2:30pm. The team will be Fr. Brian Smith & Sr. Marie Daugherty. Everyone is welcome. The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available.

ANYONE INTERESTED it's time to sign up for AEROBICS. Class will meet twice weekly for one hour sessions from 6:30 to 7:30pm, on Monday & Wednesday the cost is $37.50 for the entire eight week session or $2.50 per individual session. You must pre register by Sept. 6 for more details call Angie Singler at 481-5662 or Ginny Wever at 352-7135. Classes are instructed by Cooperate Health Systems sponsored by Women's Club.

CANOPY OF PRAYER at Cure of Ars Church, 670 S. Laclede Station Rd. on Thursday, Sept. 11th at 7:30pm.

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 11:00 Mass. For more information please call our office at 351-5604.

Free Rent plus utilities for doing laundry and other chores. 1st floor 3 rooms, male or female. 37XX Gustine Call 776-7371.

Meeting

Parish Council Tues. Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m.

Mass Servers

September 1, 2 & 3 - 8:00 Mass
Chaz Crabtree & Brian Friese
September 4 & 5 - 8:00 Mass
Craig Kohler & Jason Roberts
September 6th & 7th
5:00pm Jason Roberts & Amanda Burgett
7:00am Ben Seiter
9:00am Tim Singler & Christy Wencker
11:00am Danielle Ehrhard & Stephanie Schuchardt

Lectors

September 6th & 7th
5:00pm 7:00am 9:00am 11:00am
S. Antonacci J. Benz JoAnn Vess H. Wiese

Eucharistic Ministers

Sat. September 6th 5pm Sunday September 7th 7am
Jeanette Basch*
BERNICE HILL Sr. M. deMontfort

Otto Sanker*

Sunday September 7th 9am Sunday September 7th 11am
JANE FUERST
Matt Kuppinger
Barb Unger
St. Ann Sodality Sue Wiese
Fred Vishy
Isabelle Kuppinger*

The Lord's Word

Mon. 9/1 1 Thes 4:13-18 Lk 4:16-30
Tues. 9/2 1 Thes. 5:1-6,9-11 Lk 4:31-37
Wed. 9/3 Col 1:1-8 Lk 4:38-44
Thurs. 9/4 Col 1:9-14 Lk 5:1-11
Fri. 9/5 Col 1:15-20 Lk 5:33-39
Sat. 9/6 Col 1:21-23 Lk 6:1-5
Sun. 9/7 Is 35:4-7 Jas 2:1-5 k 7:31-37

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NIGHT AT THE MOUSE RACE sponsored by St. Mary Magfdalen Home and School. It will be Sept. 13th at 7:00pm First race at 8:00 - Magdalen Parish Center, 4354 S. Kingshighway - $5.00 includes beer, soda & snacks.

CRAFT FAIR

Saturday September 20th from 8:30 - 1:30pm the Sisters of St. Joseph Bake Sale and Craft Fair at 2 Nazareth Rd. Thanksgiving & Christmas items featured. Lunch will be available. For more info. call Sr. Rebecca 487-3950 X181.
ST. SIMON MADONNA GUILD is having its Fall Craft Fair on Oct. 4th from 9am to 3pm 11011 Mueller Rd. SPACES AVAILABLE- Please call Lana 849-3074 or Marcia 843-1750.

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Resurrection of Our Lord Bulletin August 31, 1997