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Saint James Catholic Community
June 26, 2011
Praise the Lord,
Jerusalem
— Psalm 147
Too many great memories to
mention, but we thank you for
them all Fr. Tom…
You have been a blessing to our
Parish Family. We thank YOU.
All parishioners are welcome to
the potluck/ reception June 26th
at noon. See page 4 for details.
St. James Catholic Church
309 S Stewart Road, Liberty MO 64068
Office (816) 781-4343
School (816) 781-4428
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30-4:00
On the web @ www.stjames-liberty.org
Mass Schedule:
Weekdays: M-F 8:00am(During the school year Friday, 9am)
Saturday, 5:00pm
Sunday, 7:30am, 9:15am, 11:00am, 6:00pm
8:00pm William Jewel College, when in session
First Friday of the Month, 5:30pm Mass in Spanish
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday 4pm and Anytime by request

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Our Pastoral Team
Rev. Tom Albers, C.PP.S, Pastor
fr.tom@stjames-liberty.org…….. x201
Rev. Timothy Armbruster, C.PP.S, Assoc
Pastor -frtimothy@stjames-liberty.org... x203
Jim Newell, Operations Manager… x204
jim.newell@stjames-liberty.org
Bobbi Roman, Dir of Youth Ministry….. x208
bobbi@stjames-liberty.org
Danny Baker, Dir of Liturgy and Music Ministry
danny@stjames-liberty.org………….x207
Cecilia Richardson, Dir of Religious Ed Ministry
cecilia@stjames-liberty.org ………..x206
Sandy Gagnon, Dir of Christian Initiation Ministry
Sandra.Gagnon@mcckc.edu ……. x200
Molly Doherty, School Principal ……...x213
molly.doherty@stjames-school.org
Anne Valentine, Finance Manager…….x220
anne.valentine@stjames-liberty.org
Daryl Ann Johnson, Office Manager ..x200
parsec@kc.rr.com
Loretta Venneman, Secretary………...x202
loretta@stjames-liberty.org
Victim Advocate - Leslie Guillot , 361-2666
Pastoral Council Members
and Assignments:
Phil Baumert, Chair & Liturgy 415-4559
pbaumert@dfckc.com
Julia Alsobrook Vice Chair & Education
453-4315 juliaalsobrook@hotmail.com
Gery Hochanadel II Education 479-2775
ghochanadel@hotmail.com
Rena Tulipana Liturgy 781-5705
rena@tulipana.com
Jim Waterman Groups 781-0969
jwaterman@kumc.edu
John Pletcher 792-5239
john@naturalaccentsllc.com
Sue Nordhues Social 792-3812
nordhuesclan@aol.com
Gerry Kimmel-Carr Social 792-8994
kimmelcarr@yahoo.com
Dave McDonald Fund Raising 213-4425
hughdm@aol.com
Brieanna Shay Groups 913-302-8296
Brieanna.Shay@gmail.com
Mission Statement
We, the community of St. James, are a prayerful and
Eucharistic people who treasure our Catholic
traditions. We strive to grow in our faith by being
good stewards of the gifts God has given us
and by sharing God’s truth with all.
As the Body of Christ, we are called to love and serve
everyone, especially the marginalized,
with joy and hospitality.
Did you Know? (This is a repeat of last week.)
It is that time of year again, when we ask all of our Groups/
Ministry Heads to please send Daryl in our parish office
your upcoming schedules for any events held in our St.
James Facility. This includes those who have already been
using the facility, as our calendar runs from July thru June,
hence we start over; none of the events are automatically
carried over from one year to the other. Please email your
ministry or Scout events to Daryl @ parsec@kc.rr.com. In
order to get the rooms scheduled as soon as possible.
Thank you.
We remind you it is our Policy (due to liability) in
accordance with the diocese that nothing can be held in
our facility without this event/ meeting being scheduled
through the Parish Office and shown on our
Critical Dates Calendar.
— Jim Newell; Operations Manager
“PLEASE”
We ask that every parishioner or visitor to St. James
observe the red curb in front of the Church, school and
parish office. Under no circumstances should a car be
parked in these areas. We limit access to all the buildings
by emergency vehicles when we violate this law, jeopardizing
all occupants. Thanks for assisting us in making St.
James a safer place to worship and attend school and visit
fellow parishioners. — Jim Newell
June income:
Week 1: $52,550
Capital C: $8,790
Week 2: $21,666
Capital C: $1,300
Week 3: $ 17,392
Capital C: $1,520
Week 4: $
Capital C: $
Total to date: $91,608
Target $151,225
Capital Campaign
Capital C. MTD: $11,610
target: $ 18,333
*Includes Offertory, and Misc
Church Income. 3 year capital
campaign noted separately.
(Automatic Deposits included)
Income Year to Date
2010 Actual Target
July $139,992 $163,291
Aug $178,495 $187,030
Sept $156,902 $156,024
Oct $164,169 $179,408
Nov $140,487 $153,578
Dec $207,032 $177,449
2011
Jan $176,431 $177,519
Feb $146,033 $151,632
Mar $171,106 $151,351
Apr $170,942 $151,221
May $162,451 $177,858
Jun $
July – May YTD
Actual Target
$1,814,104 $1,826,362
Annual Target: $1,977,586
Capital Campaign:
YTD $ 258,322
Capital Campaign Target:
YTD $ 201,666

Holy Body and Blood of Christ Sunday Page 3 June 26, 2011
From the Pastor’s Pen
It is interesting to watch the young children who have not
yet made his or her First Communion come forward in the
communion line. Most of the children have learned to cross
their hands and arms to request a blessing. Every once in
awhile, one of the youngster will say, “Hey where is mine?”
And the mom or dad will will shhhh them and move on.
Although they may not know exactly what it is, they know
they want it or at least they don't want to be left out. When
we prepare our young people for First Communion, one of
the questions we ask is, “What do we believe about the
bread and wine? What does it become? Does it still look like
bread? Does it still taste like bread?” One response was, “It
doesn't look like any bread I've ever eaten.” As a wafer, it is
challenging sometimes to know that it is bread, albeit
unleavened bread.
As we receive today the Body and Blood today, as we
say our AMEN! not only do we recognize the presence of
Christ in the Eucharistic, we also recognize the Body and
Blood of Christ within us. For we ARE the Body and Blood of
Christ. We are the living witness and sign of His presence in
the world. So when that young child says, “Hey! Where's
mine?” she's challenging us to be present to her as well.
How often do we gather around a table as a family for a
meal? Who sits at our table with us? Who is invited? Who is
excluded? Are there any family members who don't feel
welcome? Recently my mom and sister moved into a new
house. It is a smaller house with a decent size kitchen and
living room, but a small dining room. The kitchen sink has a
breakfast nook around it with tall stools. Mom did not have
room for the large dining room table, so she decided to just
eat meals at the counter. Well, that lasted only a couple of
months when she decided she wanted, NO NEEDED at table
to sit at. So she rearranged and found a small table to fit the
space. How great it is to once again sit at table, share a
meal and share family stories.
May we always have a table to sit at, to be fed and
nourished and to share the stories. —- Fr. Timothy
Mass Intentions
Week of June 27-July 3:
Monday
8am Dee VanLeeuwen’s Intentions
Tuesday
8am +Lucille Stratman
Wednesday
8am +Ronald Haug
Thursday
8am ++Don and Ruth Engemann
Friday
8am +George Tulipana
Saturday
5pm +The Elmer Jensen Family
Sunday
7:30am +Al Sanchez
9:15am Marianne Prucha
11am +Jim Fuenfhausen
6pm Reed Steven Rodgers and Family
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Sat 4pm until finished; any time requested.
Sacrament of Baptism:
Baptismal Preparation Classes: 2nd Wed of each month.
Contact JoAnn in Parish Office, ext. 205
Religious Education: For Preschool through adult
spiritual development, please notify office of needs.
New Parishioners: Please register at the parish office.
We Welcome You!
Contact Info
St. James School: PS-8th grade offered.
Call the School Office, to inquire, 781-4428
Sacrament of Marriage: 9 months advance notice
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office.
To Schedule an event in our Parish Facility: email
parsec@kc.rr.com or call Daryl or Loretta in Parish Office.
Bulletin Deadline Monday 4pm to: parsec@kc.rr.com.

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The Week Ahead
Sunday, June 26: Boy / Cub Scouts serve coffee / donuts.
- Potluck / Reception for Fr. Tom following the 11am Mass. See
below for details. Are all cordially invited to attend.
Mon June 27: Cedars Nrsng Home Mass @ 10am.
Tue June 28: Rosary prayed after 8am Mass.
Thur. June 30: Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in our
Church after 8am Mass until 9pm. All are welcome to stop by
our Church for quiet prayer. It is a wonderful privilege we have
here at St. James to quiet our mind, heart and soul in the
presence of our Lord.
Sunday, July 3: Knights of Columbus serve coffee and donuts
after the 7:30/ 9:15 Masses. All are welcome.
. Scriptures for July 2/3:
Zec 9:9-10/ Tom 8:9, 11-13/ Mt. 11: 25-30
Gift Bearers for July 2/3 :
Sat. 5pm: John and Joni Fleck
Sun 7:30am: Tom and Rita Maschler
9:15am: Jay and Kathleen Savaiano
11am: Czachowski Familly 6pm: open
Hospitality Greeters for July 2/3:
Sat. 5pm: Paul and Diane Dolak
Sun. 7:30am: Pat Cull 9:15am: Janet Zackert
11am: Jeanne Keck/ Lorraine Hilts
6pm: Carol Bloomer
Fr. Tom's Saturday morning group (Bible
Study) is taking the rest of June on.
The group will start meeting again on July 9th at
10am “under new management. “
Deacon Chuck will take the group over.
Watch the July 2nd Bulleting for more detail.
_______________
Divorced? Widowed?
Beginning Experience Weekend gently helps
people move through their loss to a new beginning
in their lives. The Beginning Experience Weekend
for the Kansas City area will be July 22-24 at the
peaceful Heartland Presbyterian Center in Parkville
Missouri. For questions or registration materials
call Kim (816) 739-4733 or John (913) 219-
3465. More information is available at
www.beginningexperience.org, or find us on
Facebook search: Beginning Experience of
Greater Kansas City.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
VBS is the week of July 11-15th and is open to all
children. Please see page 6 of this bulletin; the
Parish Religious Education Column for details.
See you then.
The Pastoral Council and Saturday Bible Study
will host a
Potluck Reception to honor and thank Fr. Tom
for his services to our Parish.
This event will be held on June 26th,
after the 11am Mass in our social hall. All are cordially invited.
The parish will provide the meat and beverages;
We invite You to bring a dish as suggested below according to your last name
A-I, cold salad
J-Q, Casserole or warm side dish
R-Z, dessert or fruit dish.
We hope to see you there.

Holy Body and Blood of Christ Sunday Page 5 June 26, 2011
A from the
Liturgy/Music Office
As you vacation
Did you know of the website
to show you the Mass times throughout
the country? Go to: www.masstimes.org
to check.
Someone is Watching and Wondering
Today, we once again celebrate the
Solemnity of the Body and Blood of
Christ (Corpus Christi). This feast
originated in the diocese of Liège,
France , and was based on the reve
lations of a French nun Juliana of
Mont Cornillon (1192-1258). Juliana
was orphaned at age five, and
placed in the care of the nuns of
We welcome our newest parishioners to
our St. James Parish Family:
Marian Collins
David, Janice, Brandon, and Lauren Frizzell
Marlene Lovejoy
Hugh and Jessica McCullough
Margarita Mendoza
Lisa Pedroza
Kyle, Toni, Mary, Pearl, and Ben Swartz
Nate and Meredith Weick
Matt, Heather, Ava, and Brady Wolesky
A.J., Michaela, A.J., and Miles White
Mount Cornillon. She experienced
visions, while she was still young,
in which the Lord pointed out
that there was no feast in honor
of the Blessed Sacrament. As a
nun, and later prioress, she began
to speak out for such a feast.
Although she received support, the
opposition drove her from the
monastery and accused her of
mismanaging funds of a hospital under her control. Following
an inquiry, she was exonerated by the bishop, who in
1246 introduced the feast of Corpus Christi in Liège. Following
the bishops death, Juliana was again driven from the
monastery, and found refuge at the Cistercian monastery of
Salzinnes. That monastery was burned during a siege by
Henry II of Luxembourg, so she retired to Fossess for the
remainder of her life. Following her death, the struggle for
the establishment of the feast of Corpus Christi was continued
by her friend BL. Eva of Liège, until its universal promulgation
by Pope Urban IV in 1264. From its inception it was
a feast celebrating both the body and blood of Jesus,
highlighting the redemptive effects of the sacrament.
As we celebrate this feast I might suggest a re-reading of
Heb 9:12 and 22-24 as a reminder that Jesus shed his blood
for all humankind, for the forgiveness of sin; he made expiation
for our sins (Rom 3:25), he cleansed us (Heb 9:14, 1
John 1:7), purified and delivered us (1 Pet 1:2), sanctified us
(Heb 13:12), and justified us (Rom 5:9). The Church has
given a Eucharistic meaning to the words Jesus said at the
Last Supper, “This cup that is poured out for you is the new
covenant in my blood” (Luke 22:20). By virtue of our baptism,
we share in the blood of Christ, and therefore, in His
life through the Eucharistic cup. We are called to share Jesus’
words with the world. This gives me a lot to contemplate,
especially today as we celebrate the feast of The
Body and Blood of Christ. Your sister in Christ, Sandy Gagnon

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Youth Group Happenings
NCYC
National Catholic Youth Conference
It is that time again! St. James is gearing up
to take a group of high school teens to
NCYC 2011 to be held in Indianapolis, IN
Nov. 17-20. Teens who are currently in
the 8th-11th grade are able to join us on
our pilgrimage!
More info: bobbi@stjames-liberty.org
Parish Religious Education
Calendar Dates
July 11-15 Vacation Bible School
Sept 11 First Day of 2011-12 RE classes
Sept 14 First Day of Wed RE classes
Second Saturday Summer
Drive-in Movies
Each Second Saturday this summer we again
will have our summer drive in movies. Come
enjoy a movie under the stars. We will begin
at dusk each month.
June 11, July 9, Aug 13 are the dates this year..
Concession sales support NCYC.
Do you text?
Would like to receive a Daily Gospel Reflection
text message on your cell phone from our St. James
Youth Ministry office you can sign up on the youth
ministry webpage. It is a simple sign up and a great
way to get a daily one minute prayer time. This is
open to everyone.
You can sign up from the youth page or by scanning
this code with your smart phone.
Vacation Bible School
VBS is the week of July 11-15th and our theme this
year is the SonSurf Beach Bash. So get out your
beach towels and your surfboards and hang ten with
us! Cost for the week of fun and games is $15 and
that includes all the week’s supplies as well as a music
CD and fun t-shirt. Watch the narthex for the signup
table!
VBS Donations Needed
We are needing a few donations for our Craft Room:
Plastic sunglasses beach-themed foam stickers
1” wiggle eyes Craft foam visors
Red craft foam double-stick tape
Glue dots
6” Styrofoam rings
White craft foam white card stock
White hand towels
Permanent markers, various colors
White adult-sized crew socks
Donations can be brought to the parish offices during
regular office hours, or you can leave them in the VBS
box in the Narthex coat closet. We thank you for your
support of our VBS program!
Fall Fest Parade Float
For the first time ever, we are planning to sponsor a
float in the Liberty Fall Fest parade! Lori Tajchman,
our Children’s Choir Director, and Cathy Barron, our
school music director, are planning to put together a
short list of songs for their students to sing. Any parish
children (or their parents!) are welcome to join our
parade group. T-shirts for this are on sale now for $7
each—what a great price for a very cool shirt! See
table in Narthex for registration forms.

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Three opportunities to
help feed the less fortunate here in the
Kansas City community.
The 1st Saturday of the month is a dinner at the
Holy Family Catholic Worker House near 31 st and
Troost. We usually meet at St. James at 3:30, arriving
at the House at 4:00. We help prepare the dinner
and from 6:00 to 7:30 we serve the meal. We
need 5- 6 people and responsible children are welcome
to help out. Please contact Kathy Saucier at
407-7949 or katsaucier@kc.rr.com if you are
interested.
The 4 th Sunday of the month is the St. Mary’s food
kitchen. Don Ollier is the contact person and signups
are on the 3 rd weekend of the month.
The 4 th Monday is the St. James food kitchen near
39 st and Troost. Urban Miller is the contact person
and signups are on the 3 rd weekend of the month.
Please join us in this wonderful ministry.
All three need help especially throughout
the summer months. We look forward to meeting
you and serving in this ministry with you.
May God Bless us all.
________________
Summer Sale sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
K of C Council 3414 in the COOL comfort of the
Knights Hall, 7501 N. Kensington, Kansas City
MO. Donations will be accepted at the Hall July
17 and July 24 from 1PM-3PM. Items not
accepted: computers, mattresses and exercise
equipment. The Sale begins, Friday July 29 8AM-
5PM and Saturday, July 30 8AM-3PM. All
proceeds benefit Auxiliary Charities.
H.O.P.E. / SCRIP GIFT CARD NEWS
Celebrate July 4
Celebrate Independence Day
during the July 4 weekend by
inviting friends and family to
your home for a picnic or
cookout.
What could be better than a
menu of fresh corn, potato
salad, deviled eggs, baked beans, fried chicken,
or maybe some barbecued ribs, and a specially
decorated 4th of July cake? Makes your mouth
water thinking about this feast, doesn’t it?
Before you go shopping for all of the yummy
foods that will make your celebration meal complete,
pick up a HOPE gift card or two from Price
Chopper, HyVee, Target, or Walmart. These
stores have everything you need to create a spectacular
meal. Plus, these merchants have 4th of
July themed tableware and other decorations to
make the holiday more festive.
HOPE Gift Cards are sold after every weekend
Mass and in the Parish Office during regular
business hours. And, for your shopping convenience,
register as a St. James Parish family at
ShopwithScrip.com and shop from home – try it,
you’ll like it !
Learn More about ShopwithScrip.com
at StJames-liberty.org
HOPE Gift Card Summary for June 20:
Gross Sales: $7,995 with $ 356 profit
With 46 participants;
7 coupon books sold:
$ 28 profit
Because of our advertisers in our bulletin and
our guidebook/ directory, both of these are
published free to our parish. Please utilize
these services offered thru advertisers in our
bulletin and the directory.
We thank these advertisers!

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We pray for Our Country, Leaders, and Loved ones serving our Country:
Chad Wilson, Paul Mooney, Jeff Auksel, Matt Paulo, Phil Plack, Robert Harrison, Gary Lee,
Bobby Kern, Geoff Wiese, Casey Snodgrass, Chris Griese, Charles Hensley, Ryan Villines,
Josh Dickey, Gary Hogan, John-Paul Kopp, Jeremy Finn, Michael Caine, Dan Knudson,
Byron McCoy, Paul Starner, Matt Winkelbauer, Brianna Hannum,
Philip Stauffacher, Tony Velasquez Jr., Bong Vitug, Colleen McCloskey,
Raymond Lopez, David Castro, Jr., Jeff Gardner, Brad Nees, Josh
DeLeone, Paul Tyrrell, Joe Binggeli, Jeremy Pyle, Jeff Straka, Jason
Lyday, Alex Worth, Andy Sparks, Ray Writesman, Aaron Dolak, Adam
Parnacott, Jake Harmon, Michael Keck, Kyle Coday, Daniel Wilson
In God we still Trust!!
We invite you to join us to pray the
Rosary in Church:
— before Masses 1st Sundays of
month.
— following 8am Mass Mon. - Fri.
—- 3pm: Saturday & Sunday
Annual Fine Arts Camps at St. James:
St. James teachers (Ms. Biggs/Art and Mrs. Barron/
Music) announce St. James Fine Arts Summer
Camp, held the week - July 5 th - 8 th at St. James
School. Students currently in 1 st – 5 th grades are
invited to experience a variety of fine arts activities.
Each camp offered morning, afternoon and/or all day!
Students may switch and attend both camps if desired.
We encourage all children in our parish to join
the fun! For details, contact karen.biggs@stjamesschool.org
or cathy.barron@stjames-school.org
Helping our own... We have parishioners
looking for part-time and full time work, able to
start right away. If you know of any job opportunities
please call the parish office, 781-4343 and ask for
Daryl or Loretta. This includes house-cleaning as
well as many other varieties of skills.
I have openings for my daycare for summer and fall
for children 1-10 years old. Hours: M-F 7am-5:30pm.
Rates: School Age: $25/day 1-5 years old $30/day I
have discounts for more than one child; will take PT
and FT. I have a degree in Early Childhood; have 3
children of my own. My husband, Jason is a Spanish
Teacher at LMS. Call #507-3920 — Jenny Malm
PRAYER PARTNERS: CURSILLISTAS!
WE MISS YOU! DES COLORES!
FYI: we have additional Small Group Reunions
at St. James: QUESTIONS? CALL TESSA 792-
9620, CELL 516-1998—CO-ED (bring friends -
spouse) to church foyer Sat. mornings 9-10 a.m.
(followed by Fr. Tom’s class on Catholicism.)
Also, LADIES ONLY, same spot, on Thursday
Evenings 6-7 p.m. and again 7-8 p.m.
Friday Mornings we meet in The
Precious Blood House after the 7am
Mass One Tue. Evenings , first and
third of Every month,
CO-ED MEETINGS
DOWNTOWN KC MO, (Ultreya),
call if you need a ride.
We welcome new members to our parish
family and ask that you please formally join
us and share your time, talent and treasure.
Please call the Parish Office
to register, (816) 781-4343.
We also welcome all visitors
to our parish family to worship
with us. May you feel the Holy
Spirit of our God as you join us in prayer at
Mass or any other ways of giving thanks and
praise.
Where two or more are gathered in my
name, there am I in their midst.
— Matthew 18: 20

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St. James School News
Doors to Discovery
What feelings do you feel as you stand in front of
an unfamiliar door? Curiosity? Apprehension?
Excitement?
Not only will the children in kindergarten feel all
these emotions on their "first day of school", they
will also experience them throughout the school
year as we open several new "doors" while learning
in the classroom. Our theme for the year is
"Doors to Discovery". Over the next 9 months,
the kindergartners will investigate behind Our
Own Doors, the Barn Door, the Cupboard Door,
the Workshop Door, the Garden Gate.
Behind our Own Doors, we will meet all our
new friends. We will discover new things about
our classmates, their families and our new
school! While studying behind the “Big Barn
Door”, we will investigate the seasons and the
weather, baby farm animals and their parents and
how food is produced. We will visit The Red Barn
Farm in Weston, MO, as well as Shatto Dairy
Farm, in Osborn, MO. This will lead us right into
our next door, “The
Cupboard Door”, where after taking a study trip to
our local Hy-Vee, we will transform our classroom
into our very own grocery store. We will learn
about food groups, nutrition, and how to make
healthy choices. All the knowledge we gain behind
this door will be culminated with a Family
Feast Night, in which the children plan the entire
meal, help prepare the meal and décor and even
provide the entertainment! “The Workshop
Door” will lead us into an intense study of those
famous builders; The Three Little Pigs. The importance
of shelter, building materials, the stages
of building houses, measuring and different types
of tools will be discovered. The tradition of constructing
our very own kindergarten classroom
playhouse will give the opportunity to apply the
knowledge we gain while behind this door. We
will finish our year
behind “The Garden Gate”, planting and digging
in God’s soil, and discussing the importance of
each one of God’s living creatures to our planet
earth. We will observe as the moon seems to
change shape in the night sky and use all these
beautiful creations to inspire our artwork and literature.
As they close the door on Kindergarten, the
children will feel a sense of accomplishment,
pride, and prepared for the First Grade doors
ahead of them.
Our Faith In Action
Stewardship Meditation: Among the compelling
Eucharistic themes proclaimed in today’s readings is
the notion of “participation” as found in Saint Paul’s
letter to the Corinthians. Good stewards are part of a
Eucharistic family: loving, welcoming, serving. An important
part of living as a steward comes about in the
many ways we can participate in the life of the Church.
No matter how much time we have to give, no matter
what our skills or interests, no matter what our level of
commitment, there is a way to participate as a good
steward to enrich our lives, and build up the Body of
Christ.
Divorced? Widowed?
Beginning Experience Weekend gently helps
people move through their loss to a new beginning in
their lives. The Beginning Experience Weekend for the
Kansas City area will be July 22-24 at the peaceful
Heartland Presbyterian Center in Parkville Missouri.
For questions or registration materials call Kim
(816) 739-4733 or John (913) 219-3465. More information
available www.beginningexperience.org, or
find us on Facebook search: Beginning Experience of
Greater Kansas City.
Married or about to be married?
The Fertility Care System (Creighton Model)
Introductory Session is offered monthly at eight or
more area location. Fulfills marriage policy requirement.
Helpful for achieving and avoiding pregnancy
plus medical applications. Better than IVF infertility.
Register online at www.fertilitycarekc.com, or call the
FertilityCare Center of KC at (816)858-0198. Para
Espanol call Veronica Woodford, RN, CFCP (816)
916-2607.
“I came so that they might have life and have it
more abundantly.” God wishes for us to have a
happy and abundant life with our spouse. We
need to take time to learn how to make this
happen. The next Worldwide Marriage
Encounter Weekends are July 8-10 in Kansas
City and October 21 - 23 in Branson. Dates fill
fast, early registration recommended. For details
visit our website at: http://wwme4youandme.org/
or call Tony & Barb Zimmerman at 816-741-4066.

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Birthdays this week: Today we celebrate
all that you and God have accomplished.
Fawn Alvarez
John Burroughs
Grace Carr
George DeLisio
Matthew Groves
Devin Heinzler
Elven Honeycutt
Steven LaPlant
Anthony Lipari
Frank Lombardo
Emily Lorei
Robert Mathes
James Smith
Mary
Van Leeuwen
Ryan Whipple
Carl Badami
Jessica Baker
Michael Belfonte
Patty Bellman
Zachary Couzens
Olivia Dorman
Sophia Lunt
Jacob Lynn
Logan McCune
Raquel Roman
Connor Rottjakob
Heather Rottjakob
Leah Rutliff
Stella Wilson
Curt Wiskirchen
Robert Zackert
Sophia Cissell
Molly Corrigan
Sydney Gardner
Jodi Gusman
Brian Moore
Madeline Reising
Tabitha Ryan
David Vanecek
Nikolas Baumert
Jenna Begulia
Seth Brown
Michael Bruening
Nicholas Caine
Jamie Dial
Suzanne Forman
Rocco Jay Frizzo
Anna
Fuenfhausen
Sophia Grote
Mary Henn
Alexander Hill
Blake Howard
Matthew Messina
Bailee Middleton
Aiden Pasieniuk
Joyce Pecora
‘Jason Starr
Mary Thompson
Misty Trinidad
Tricia Vulje
Ashley Asbury
Michael Barreca
Eileen Barry
Kaylee Browne
Debra Carey
Vincent Cascone
Elisa Castillo
Clausia Caudillo
Tim Falleri
Jacey George
Joel Ibe
Derek King
Dominic MacNeil
Josephine
Muenchow
Joyce Sales
Ardith Scheer
Kyle Swartz
Rhonda Vandel
Kathleen Alexis
Anna Coday
Suzan Corcione
Kelly Corrigan
John Cuezze
Kylee Heishman
Angela Laughman
Caleb McClellan
Kathleen Rangel
Monique Reyes
Zachary Roede
Molly Schwarz
Brenda Snyder
Haley Tanner
Aaron Wilczek
Nichole Arreguin
Adam Baker
James Bednar
Jack Bell
Kathy Drew
Debra George
Mark Greer
Andrew Horsman
Anna Mandina
Shelby Moore
Deborah
Obermueller
Ava O’Brien
Austin Patton
Zoe Poehlman
Steve Roberts
Janet Ross
Cari Usera
Shelby Williams
Nicole Woodhead
Joseph Zegers
Judy Plummer
Bridget Hedrick
John Scheer
Diane Ward
Jeff Smith
Diane Schuetz
Nadia Kadi
Gabi Shull
Lola/Joe Lopez
John Pfannestiel
Barbara Moffet
Nancy Brown
Bob McCray
Todd Glaser
Frank Smiroldo
Kellen Bolling
Jenny Schaff
Lori Gerke
Lee Vasquez
Elaine Catalano
Janice Frizzell
Bud,Becky, and
Debbie Sutlief
Bobby Morton
Stella Sparks
Crystal Coley
Alverna Schuster
Ed Weir
Mike Lyons
Shirley Britt
Donnie Smith
Joann/Greg
Hagins
Debbie Ludwig
Tammy Smith
Brenda Chabot
Judy Garden
Amanda & Family
Aaron Smith
Ron Bross
Marie Joesting
Donna DeMarco
We Pray For...
Br Steve C.PPS
Janine Herr
Frank & Madeleine
Hosticka
Becky Booth
Frieda Weber
Georgeanne
Salmon
Gordley Family
Louie Bussjaeger
Kenadee
Gallagher
Eddie Kleiman
Phil Wilson
Kreg Reid
Haley Prouty
Jason Robinson
Clarke Crawford
Randy Canaan
Mike Monley
Chris Smith
John Lewis
Marilyn Niere
Darleen Farnan
Greg Smith
Kenny Erwin
Jerry Stull
Robert Buchanan
Ronnie Smith
Kathleen Rangel
Paul Anctil
Nova Hernandez
Sharon Augh
Devona Gilgour
Nancy Sixsmith
Larry Brown
Theresa Fortune
MaryBell Jones
Richard Driggers
Charlene / Ro
Jeffrey Stephani ;
Mary Midiri
Linda Crawford
Marshall Sherlock
Patrizia Callahan
Mary Andersen
Cameron &
James Anderson
Frances Winslow
John Walter
Burt and Lee
Wagenknecht
John Caresio
Marilyn Caldwell
Evan Cline
Mark Gergen
Ralph McNeal
Kaitlin Tomaino
Kyle; Riley
Lee Schwery
Baby Jesse
Joan Swoboda
Steve Swoboda
Andrew Somora
Betty and Merle
Johnson
Barbara Wohletz
Brenda Adams
Mary Nell Kern
James Smith
Jonas Miller
Frank Benassi
Laura Widmer
Mark Mutschler
Tonya Hays
Kenneth Sanger
Denny; Phyllis
Tom Gore
Those going thru
unemployment /
Alzheimer /
depression /
addictions /
prison / divorce /
The Serra Club of Kansas City North invites all interested
parishioners to our annual Seminarian Cookout and Silent
Auction on Wednesday evening, July 13, at St. Therese
Parish in Parkville.
Each seminarian will give a short statement about themselves
and why they wish to be a priest). The Northland Priest are also
invited. We are accepting items for the auction that will help us
support the seminarians. If you would like to attend our Cookout/Silent
Auction and meet our future priests, or would just like
to donate something for the Silent Auction, please call Priscilla
Pawlikowski at 741-7960, or Jo Marie at 682-6111, to make a
reservation. Meat will be provided by the Knights of Columbus
of St. Therese Parish, and all Serrans and parishioners are
asked to bring a vegetable, salad or dessert.
We ask you to notify us to remove your
name from our prayer lists. By law,
HIPPA forbids us to print names for
prayers, without request from person or
the immediate family. Please call the
parish office when in need of prayers.
When admitted to Hospitals please specify
you are Catholic so you receive Holy
Communion. Area parishes minister to
NKC hospital, we minister daily to Liberty
hospital patients. To receive prayer
emails: brieanna.Shay@gmail.com