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Saint James Catholic Community
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 3, 2011
I will praise your name for
ever, my king and my God.
— Psalm 145
We thank Dick Brown, for speaking on our
behalf at the farewell potluck;
bidding farewell with grateful hearts to
Fr. Tom as he begins his assignment in
Nevada, MO. Fr. Tom invites us to stop in,
when traveling south on 71 hwy.
Weekend Masses in Nevada are:
Saturday, 5:30pm, and Sunday, 10:30am.
Many thanks to the Pastoral Council, the
Knights of Columbus, Boy/Cub Scouts
and Saturday Morning Bible Class
Ministry for the wonderful reception
enjoyed by all.
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. Timothy Armbruster, C.PP.S, Interim
Pastor -frtimothy@stjames-liberty.org... X203
Fr. Mike Mulhearn...
X
mm@VPMC.net
Deacon Chuck Koesterer,… X
chuck@stjames-liberty.org
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
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?
Thank you for your cooperation in enforcing fire
Department regulations in our parking lot.
Pledge cards were mailed on June 29th.
We greatly appreciate your addressing the
Annual Appeal and giving consideration to the
final year of our Three Year Capital Campaign.
— Jim Newell
Operations Manager at St. James
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: $30,895
Capital C: $3,790
Total to date: $122,503
Target $151,225
Capital Campaign
Capital C. MTD: $15,400
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

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From the Pastor’s Pen
Happy Fourth of July! As we celebrate this great day of
our history, may we as citizens of the United States of America,
cherish always in our hearts the gift of freedom we enjoy. May
our celebrations with fireworks show the excitement we cherish
in our hearts. May we always remember in our thoughts and
prayers those who have fought and continue to fight to ensure
our freedom and peace in this world. May God bless the USA.
July is Precious Blood month. By tradition, the Catholic
Church dedicates each month of the year to a certain devotion.
In July, it is the Precious Blood of Jesus. The Feast of the
Precious Blood, established by Pope Pius IX in 1849, is
celebrated each year on the first Sunday of July. As Precious
Blood people, July holds a special place in each of our hearts.
Our Precious Blood community gathers each year for a special
celebration in honor of the Feast of the Precious Blood on July
1st. We celebrate and remember our history and our role in the
church. One of our many charismas we draw upon is the
redeeming power of the blood, namely reconciliation. We are
all aware of the issues that face us in the church and our daily
lives. There are times when we need to seek forgiveness and
there are times when we need to be ministers of forgiveness.
But reconciliation is more than just saying “I’m sorry.” It is also
working towards rebuilding relationships. It is working to
provide a safe space where a person can speak of his or her
loses or injuries or hurts in order to be reconciled and healed.
In our lives, where are we broken and hurting and need to be
healed? Or, do we need to be a person of listening and compassion
so that someone else may be healed? God listens to
the cry of the blood, where are we calling out in our hurts?
Where are the people around us crying out in need of healing?
Last Sunday, as a parish we celebrated with Fr. Tom and
said farewell as he leaves to begin the next chapter in his life.
As one door has closed, another has opened as we welcome
Fr. Mike Mulhearn. He will be joining us on staff and be with us
till the end of the year. Watch for more info about Fr. Mike in
next week’s bulletin.
We celebrate our independence and our freedom with loud
bangs and booms. We celebrate our faith with prayer. Is our
prayer today loud enough for others to hear it and take notice?
I hope and pray it is. — Fr. Timothy
Week of July 4– July 10:
Monday
8am +Larry and Arleen Fuentes;
25th Wedding Anniversary
Tuesday
8am Those seeking employment
Wednesday
8am Those on our prayer lists
Thursday
8am
Friday
8am
Mass Intentions
+Jim Fuenfhausen
The Lorin Sweetland Family;
living and deceased
Saturday
5pm +Harold Benson
Sunday
7:30am +Alexander Michalak
9:15am +Loved ones of Donnie Smith
11am +Steve Lampe
6pm Laura Weiss
We remember in our prayers...
Lisa Latteman in the death of her
Mom last week.
Maria Gonzales and Children in the
death, of Arturo on June 26th.
Ardith Scheer and Family in the death
of John on June 28th.
May the souls of our
faithful departed rest in
the peace of Christ.
Amen
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, July 3: Knights of Columbus serve coffee and
donuts after the 7:30/ 9:15 Masses. All are welcome.
Mon July 4: Ashton Court Nrsng Home Mass @ 10am.
Tue July 5: Rosary prayed after 8am Mass.
Thur. July 7: 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.
Saturday, July 9: Saturday morning Bible Study at 10am.
Sunday, July 10: Jacky Rupp serve coffee and donuts
after the 7:30/ 9:15 Masses. All are welcome.
. Scriptures for July 9/10:
Is 55: 10-11/ Rom 8: 18-23/ Mt. 13: 1-23
Gift Bearers for July 9/10:
Sat. 5pm:
Sun 7:30am: Dennis and Brenda King
9:15am: Mike and Denise Sheahan
11am:
6pm: open
Hospitality Greeters for July 9/10:
Sat. 5pm: Valerie Beumer
Sun. 7:30am: Geri Binggeli and Ima Rahter
9:15am: Mary Midiri
11am: Floyd and Clara Bolin
6pm: Greg Salazar
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 Saturday Morning Faith Sharing Group,
formerly Fr. Tom's Saturday Morning Group, will
start meeting again next Saturday, July 9th at
10am in the Social Hall. All are welcome.
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Food Drive
We invite you to bring non-perishables to the
Narthex for our Summer Food Drive held on July
16th and 17th; this is in conjunction with our
Vacation Bible School.
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Joshua Barlett invites you to join him as he
Professes Candidacy for the Roman Catholic
Priesthood on Sunday, July 10 th at 9AM at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (416 West
12th Street Kansas City, MO 64105.) There will
also be a reception at Holy Family Parish (919 N.E.
96 th St. KCMO. 64155) in the Parish Hall from 2:00
PM – 4:00 PM. All are Welcome to come celebrate
this joyous occasion!
As a Country, we celebrate Independence, our peace and our freedom.
As a people of faith, we share with one another the peace of Christ.
Let us continue to pray for the gift of peace in the World.
Let us continue to pray for those who serve our Country and for our Leaders.
Jesus said, “Peace be with You” as He sent His disciples out to share His Word.
On this Independence Day let us share in that gift of Peace as we honor
those who give and have given their lives in loving
service to Our Country and to Our World. Thank you!
May God bless and keep YOU.

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A from the
Liturgy/Music Office
NEW TO THE PARISH ?
Someone is Watching and Wondering
As many of you know, I am not a
hot weather person, and yet I have
chosen to continue living in Missouri
There are so many ways to be
involved in Parish Life here at
St. James. Areas that may
interest you are:
Eucharistic Ministers
Lectors
Ushers
Music Ministry
If you would like to know more
about any of these ministries
please contact Danny in the
Liturgy/Music Office.
danny@stjames-liberty.org
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.
with its hot, humid summers.
The primary reason I chose
to stay in Missouri is due
to family and friends who
live in the area.
Another reason is I truly
enjoy the changing seasons; spring with the new life and
beautiful flowers, fall with the color of bright leaves and the
cool, brisk air, winter’s snow, and summer with all the interesting
creatures that seem to magically appear every year.
One such creature is the firefly. Such a small, rather insignificant
creature, unique to the Midwest, yet one that can
change the dark night into a mesmerizing wonderland.
A few weeks ago Gene and I returned home, around
11:00 pm, from the Franciscan Prayer Center and our time
of Adoration with the Blessed Sacrament. When we got out
of our car, we noticed the clear, star-studded sky. As we
walked around the house, toward our door we stopped in
amazement. The woods around our home were full of
blinking lights. They seemed brighter and bigger than
either of us remembered, yet there they were, the fireflies.
They were thousands of them, and their brightness seemed
to be lighting our way, welcoming us home. We both
paused to experience and enjoy the sight.
Sometime later, when I was reading the eighth chapter
of John’s Gospel, the vision of fireflies from that night came
to mind. As I read Jesus’ words, “I am the light of the world.
Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have
the light of life,” I thought about His call to me to share His
light with the world. As a baptized Christian, I have the
sacred responsibility to take Christ’s light to every part of
the world through which I pass, to every person I encounter,
and to every situation in which I find myself. Sometimes I
feel so overwhelmed, and helpless seeing so much suffering
in the world. How can I make a difference? Then I was
reminded of the firefly. Alone, a single firefly does not emit
very much light. However, when there are many fireflies
together, it seems like the entire landscape is bright with
their glow. No, alone I cannot make much difference, but
with God’s love, Jesus’ words,, and strength from the Holy
Spirit, the light of Christ shines bright within me. When I
combine my life, with each of you, the community of believers,
members of the Body of Christ, we can make a difference.
We can shine Christ’s light into the darkest corners
of people’s lives. We can reach out in unselfish love and
service, and suddenly, His light is shinning brightly over the
world. Like the child catching fireflies in a jar to serve as
her lantern, lets catch God’s light and let it lead us on our
journey to Him. 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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Thank you to all the
golfers who
participated in the
2011 St. James Golf
Classic.
We hope you had a great
game and enjoyed the day as much as we
did.
A special thank you to Jason Peregrine, our
golf chair, and all of the members of our
golf committee. This year we broke records
with 170 golfers and raised over $ 20,000
for our school
endowment fund!
Please mark your calendar for our
tentative date June 1, 2012 for
next year’s golf classic.
Molly Doherty
School Principal
Join us Golf Fore Gilda - July 18, 2011
fundraising for Ovarian Cancer
Tournament Information:
Date: Monday, July 18th, 2011
Location: Creekmoor Golf Course, 1112 E
163rd St., Raymore, MO 64083
Time: 10:30am - Registration (Driving
Range, Silent Auction and Putting Contest
Begin) NOON - Shotgun Start (Graband-Go
Box Lunch) 5pm - Awards Reception
Format: Four-person scramble, prizes given
to the top 10 teams
Attire: Collared shirts; no jeans; no metal
spikes.
Prizes, contests, raffle, silent auction and
more!!
QUESTIONS? Please contact Jolene Shaw at
816-223-2974 or info@GildasClubKC.org.
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@stjames-school.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 or skills.
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.

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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
H.O.P.E. / SCRIP GIFT CARD NEWS
Celebrate July’s Special Days
Once July 4th has come and gone,
is there anything else left to celebrate
this month? You bet ! There
are more celebration days ahead,
so pick up HOPE gift cards for your
favorite local grocery stores –
HyVee, Price Chopper, Target, or
Wal-mart and shop and prepare for these events.
July 6 - National Fried Chicken Day; July 7 - Chocolate
Day and Strawberry Sundae Day; July 9 - National
Sugar Cookie Day; July 12 - Pecan Pie Day; July 13 -
National French Fries Day, and July 17 - National Ice
Cream Day.
Are you hungry yet? If not, how about National Raspberry
Cake Day on July 19, National Hot Dog Day -
July 23, National Milk Chocolate Day - July 28, and
Lasagna Day - July 29.
Wait ! There’s one more special day to go; one that’s
sure to appeal to everyone. Indulge your craving for
junk food on July 21, the official National Junk Food
Day. We have a variety of gift cards for all of the merchants
where you can find exactly the junk food you’re
yearning for.
If these special “food” days don’t tickle your fancy,
keep in mind that July is also National Ice Cream,
Picnic, Blueberry, Baked Bean and Hot Dog month.
HOPE Gift Card Summary for June 27:
Gross Sales: $ 8,085 with $379 profit
With 50 participants;
8 coupon books sold: $32 in profit
The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
July 16, will be celebrated at the 4:30 PM Mass
at St. Andrew the Apostle Church, 6415 Antioch,
Gladstone. Fr. Vincent Rogers will offer Mass. A
rosary procession follows, and enrollment in the
Brown Scapular, the sacramental of Our Lady of
Mt Carmel. Scapulars will be given out. All are
invited! For information call 816-942-0333, or
816-478-9039)
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
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
The Middle School Communication
Arts Department
had a fantastic school year!
Our students continued to
read books in class and on
their own that put them on the
college bound track. They
practiced writing strategies daily that allowed
them to journal, construct essays, research information,
and present reports and projects to
their class. They also focused on comprehension
tests on individual and group reading, including
Accelerated Reader and STAR tests.
All three grades complete different genres of
writing throughout the school year. They complete
a book report each month (these include
written, oral, and various projects). Our sixth
grade work on paragraph and essay writing.
Our seventh grade focuses on persuasive writing.
The eighth grade dedicates fourth quarter
to a research paper written in correct MLA style.
This will help prepare them for the many reports
they will complete in high school and college.
Our entire middle school participates in pen pal
writing with members of our parish that belong
to our Over Fifty Club.
We are especially proud to
share that by the end of middle
school, our students will complete
nine novels as a class.
Two of these novels are on the
college-bound reading list.
They will have also read one
book a month independently
from our middle school list for a book report.
Twelve books from our list also appear on the
college-bound list. Our seventh grade will be
busy this summer completing book report opportunities
and our eighth grade will be really
busy completing required reading for a leadership
essay to begin their last year with us at St.
James.
Our Faith In Action
July Steward of the Month is
Jeff Richardson
Jeff has been married to his wife, Rachel for eight
years. They have three boys, Austin (9), Alex (4),
who attend St. James School, and Cooper (3).
They have been members of St. James for six
years.
Jeff went through RCIA at St. James. Jeff is the
HOPE Card director. he served three years as PTO
Treasurer for the school. Jeff is on the St. James
Development Committee, and was the 3rd Grade
Boys basketball coach last year. Jeff is one of the
founding members of Do-Dad’s Group at St. James
which has several projects planned to help around
the Parish.
Jeff is most of all passionate about his family. “I
am passionate about raising my children in a good
community, showing them the benefits physically
and spiritually, for our family and the community by
being involved and willing to lend a helping hand.”
The community of St. James thanks Jeff for sharing
his many gifts with us.
Dear Frs. Timothy and Tom, and
People of St. James,
Just a note to say thanks to all for a very pleasant
weekend. My sincere thanks to Fr. Timothy and Fr.
Tom for their welcome and the hospitality. My
thanks to the people of St. James for listening and
their contribution to the MCP Appeal.
May the good Lord continue to bless you all.
— Fr. Karl
R U Ready to Grow Closer to Christ?
U R Made for More!
Join us 4 Cursillo Prayer Small Group Meetings:
**Tuesday nights from 7-8 P.M. in the Church
Foyer.
(In good weather, we will meet in the Prayer Garden.)
**Friday Mornings we meet after the 7a.m. Mass
at The Precious Blood Center.
**Co-Ed Meetings will be held Saturday Mornings
in the New HiVee Cafe from 11:45 A.M.-12:45 A.M.
**Co-Ed Big Group Ultrea Meetings are the 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays at the new Chancery Building
downtown, also held from 7-8 p.m.
FOR INFO CONTACT TESSA
AT (816)516-1998

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Birthdays this week: Today we celebrate
all that you and God have accomplished.
Patty Blankenship
Donnie Carter
Anna DeFeo
Nickie Hartley
Kyle Henry
Dillan Herrera
David Holm
Margaret Lewis
Eric Moore
Bryan Muilenburg
Shaun Olson
Georgeanne
Salmon
Jordan Sellmeyer
Leticia Sigler
Michael Stevens
Ryan Westfall
Veronica Dodd
Brian Flier
Lyne Frazier
Isabella Gerling
Jorge Herrera
Zanah McCauley
Linda Muhlbauer
Ana Newell
Bill Roach
Clayton Smith
Makenna Stark
Lucas Weimer
Leo Burns
Donna Davis
Sydney DeMayo
Marla Edwards
Miguel Gusman
Sara Harris
Lena Hogan
Ryan Ildza
Conny Jancich
Lori Kent
Madelyn Mallett
Liam McCarroll
Amelia Miller
Carl Molle
Ben Parker
Madeleine
Hosticka
Amy Pilsl
Mitchell Rutigliano
Kali Schoening
Daniel Zonavetch
Adelfino Andrade
Vincent Cinque
Laura Denton
Emma Engel
Rachel Engel
Benjamin Frazier
Alex George
Barbara Harris
Daniel Hart
Linda Keith
Joaquin Mendoza
Mateo Navarro
Debbie Owen
Aleen Power
Robert Rodriguez
Susan Schemmel
Clara Schuerman
Catherine Wilkes
Michael Witherow
Laura Wolf
Linda Arnold
Haley Baker
Delia Bouhan
Emilia Burgi
Andrew Cerrone
Paul DeWet
Jared Gilbreth
Kimberly Hammer
Jacqueline Jones
Angela Kamler
Urszula
Kolodziejski
Judith Lockwood
KennaFaye
McFadden
Thomas Moore
Diane Ostrom
Daniel Pittman
Mary Ross
Nancy Rutliff
Brendan Tournoy
Allen Wilson
Heather Zapata
James
Biesemeyer
Angelina Glorioso
Joan Guenther
Barbara Higgins
Eric Holm
Marie Joesting
Elizabeth Lucero
Jacob McDowell
Danny Moore
Niccolo Salazar
Sam Schembri
Emily Szczuka
Maggie Witherow
Luz Anas
Kathryn Baker
David Couzens
Addison Cronkhite
Michael Crouch
Anthony Fuentes
Janet Green
Catherine Greer
Amanda Gregg
Julia Higareda
Christopher
Kandlbinder
Tyler Landuyt
Kelly Lesseos
Xavier Lueders
Keegan McKay
John Parry
Joseph
Pfannerstill
Reece Reineke
Amanda Smith
Harrison Trinidad
Judy Plummer
Bridget Hedrick
Diane Ward
Jeff Smith
Diane Schuetz
Nadia Kadi
Gabi Shull
Lola/Joe Lopez
John Pfannestiel
Barbara Moffet
Nancy Brown
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
Br Steve C.PPS
Janine Herr
Frank & Madeleine
Hosticka
The Serra Club of Kansas City North invites us to the 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. We are accepting items for the auction to help 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 provided by
the Knights of Columbus of St. Therese Parish; all Serrans and
parishioners are asked to bring a vegetable, salad or dessert.
We Pray For...
Johnny Caresio
Linda Crawford
Marshall Sherlock
Jason K. Family
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 ;
Nicole Martindell
Bob Parquette
Bob McCray
Mary Midiri
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
Marilyn Livacy
Those going thru
unemployment /
Alzheimer /
depression /
addictions /
prison / divorce /
cancer /
turmoil in homes
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