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Masses�
Saturday (Sunday obligation) 4:00 pm
Sunday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am
1:00 pm (Spanish) & 5:00 pm
Monday-Friday 6:30 am
Monday- Saturday 8:30 am
Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 6:30 pm
Third Saturday of the month
in Portuguese. 6:00 pm
Confessions�
Wednesdays 7:30 pm
Saturdays 7:30 - 8:20 am
Baptisms�
Held during weekend Masses in English
and during the 1:00 pm Mass in Spanish.
Call in advance to reserve your date and
get information about the required
instruction class.
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Rosary�
Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. 7:45 am
Marriages�
Couples need to call the parish office at
least six months in advance.
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Anointing of the Sick�
Celebrated on the first Saturday of the
month after 8:30 am Mass and upon
request.
Communion for the Sick�
To request Communion, please call the
parish office.
September 20, 2020�
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567 ST. JOSEPH LANE | MANCHESTER, MO 63021 | 636�227�5247 | stjoemanchester.org | [email protected]�
Saint Joseph Parish
A Christ�centered family engaging, connecting, and empowering God’s people�
Breaking Open the Word�
September 20, 2020�
Twenty�fi�h Sunday in Ordinary Time�
Lec�onary: 133 Gospel MT 20:1�16A �
�
Spiritual Reflec�on:�
Only a man with a generous heart would take the
trouble to put them to work when only an hour
remained �ll sundown, and only an
extraordinarily generous man would pay them
the full day’s wage.�
�
Spiritual Ques�ons:�
1.� What type of ministry do you do?�
2.� How good are you at seeking out others in
need to give them assistance?�
3.� Why do we get angry at God’s generosity?�
4.� Should we get angry at God’s generosity? �
5.� How good are we at being grateful for what
we have when others appear to have
received more?�
Liturgical Notes�
notas litúrgicas�
2�
William Feth
Mia Lily Botello
Daughter of Oscar & Jennifer
Aly Adela Martinez
Daughter of Abimael & Janece
Aiden Stewart Temple
Son of Stewart & Tara
Eucharistic
ADORATION
“The Lord is near to all who call
upon him.” - Ps 145
Lord of the Eucharist we need your sacred presence in
our lives. Thank you for devising a plan to be with us;
body, blood, soul and divinity throughout time. Praise
the Lord for His mercy, which knows no bounds!
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament begins after the
6:30pm Mass each Wednesday from 7:00pm - 8:30pm
with the Rosary beginning at 7:30pm and Benediction
at 8:15pm.
The Holy Family Chapel remains open and available to
spend quiet time in prayer with Jesus present in the
Tabernacle. Please be sure to wear a face mask or
other face covering and maintain six-foot distancing
from other visitors.
Our Sick
Gus Baechle Greta Haynes
Mike Bick Shari Heitmann
Deacon Jack Burke Fr. Houlihan S.J.
Stephanie Caratenuto George Isele
Lynn Cartwright JoAnn Kaestner
Pam Crotty Lauren King
Jennifer Delgado Jane Kourik
Len DeMoor Kathleen Lancia
Lois DeMoor Lucia Lindh
Linda DeVillar Sophia Luetkemeyer
Michael Diekemper Bennet Oswald
Becky Donnelly John Ottenad
Karen Doyle Betty Penn
Carol Erickson Peter Rolfe
Dorothy Essig Tiffany Schulz
Rob Evans Maureen Sox
Jan Flake Ruth Strothkamp
Cathy Glatz L’Wana Trapp
Joanne Goedeker Marge Voigt
Amy Grassino Carolyn Wamhoff
Charlie Hannon Larry Wamhoff
SUN 9/20� Is 55:6�9/Ps 145:2�3, 8�9, 17�18 [18a]/Phil 1:20c�24, 27a/Mt
� 20:1�16a�
MON 9/14� Eph 4:1�7, 11�13/Ps 19:2�3, 4�5 [5]/Mt 9:9�13�
TUE 9/15� Prv 21:1�6, 10�13/Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34. 35, 44 [35]/Lk 8:19�21�
WED 9/16� Prv 30:5�9/Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163 [105]/Lk 9:1�6�
THR 9/17� Eccl 1:2�11/Ps 90:3�4, 5�6, 12�13, 14 and 17bc [1]/Lk 9:7�9�
FRI 9/18� Eccl 3:1�11/Ps 144:1b and 2abc, 3�4 [1]/Lk 9:18�22�
SAT 9/19� Eccl 11:9�12:8/Ps 90:3�4, 5�6, 12�13, 14 and 17 [1]/Lk 9:43b�
� 45� �
SUN 9/20 � Ez 18:25�28/Ps 25:4�5, 6�7, 8�9 [6a]/Phil 2:1�11 or 2:1�5/Mt
� 21:28�32�
ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE
WHO…��
�� has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic?
�� has a child over the age of seven who has not been baptized?
��was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the
Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation?
We offer an opportunity to learn more about our Catholic faith and
prepare individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation,
and Eucharist. There is a separate process for children or youth.
For more information on becoming a Catholic,
call the parish office at 636-227-5247.
The doors are open . . . We invite you to join us!
RCIA
Monday-Lunes-September 21 St. Matthew
6:30 am Marvin Van Leer
8:30 am Mary Ann Mueller
6:30 pm Reginald Gladney
Tuesday-Martes-September 22
6:30 am Mary Mosblech
8:30 am Bill Fogarty
6:30 pm Ginny Bettlach
Wednesday-Miercoles-September 23 St. Pius of Pietrelcina
6:30 am Sharon Huck
8:30 am Hal Olree
6:30 pm Communion Service
Thursday-Jueves-September 24
6:30 am Michelle Scarfino
8:30 am Edalina Leon
6:30 pm Mary Cloedy
Friday-Viernes-September 25
6:30 am Norma Lee Martin
8:30 am Tina Stevens (living)
Saturday-Sabado-September 26 Sts. Cosmas and Damian
8:30 am Sr. Genevieve Goessling
4:00 pm Open
Sunday-Domingo-September 27 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 am Open
9:00 am Open
11:00 am Filippo Biundo
1:00 pm Open
5:00 pm Open
From the Pastor�
notas del párroco�
3�
1. Communion Service September 23 in
place of 6:30PM Mass
The priests of our deanery (11 parishes
grouped together) have been invited to
have dinner with our new archbishop on
September 23
rd
. Deacon George Miller will
conduct a communion service in place of
6:30PM Mass that night. Adoration will
begin after the Communion Service and
Confessions will take place between
7:30PM and 8:30PM.
2. Brown Bag Lunch
Starting on Thursday, October 1
st
, Fr.
Pastorius and Fr. Holbrook will be hosting
“Brown Bag Lunches” in the Parish Center
at 11:30am. All are invited to bring their
own lunch and listen to Fr. Pastorius, Fr.
Holbrook or another staff member share
and discuss with you their ideas about the
Church at this time. We will not be taking
reservations but we will have to limit the
number of attendees to 45 people. Please
wear a mask as you enter the building and
be mindful of the six foot distancing rules.
3. Romans 12 Ministry
St. Paul reminds the Romans in his letter
to them that we are all “One Body.” Our
social distancing and isolation have left
many of our members feeling the pains of
loneliness. Mother Teresa reminds us,
“The most terrible poverty is loneliness,
and the feeling of being unloved.”
Knowing that the people of St. Joseph are
hurting in a special way at this moment
because of the Covid-19 virus, we would
like to create the Romans 12 Ministry.
Members of this group will agree to check
in with their prayer partner (probably over
the phone) at least once a week to see how
they are doing. If you are interested in
making a difference in someone’s life or if
you would like to receive a spiritual buddy,
please contact the parish office. We have
volunteers who will match you with
someone who needs to know that they are
an important part of our community even if
they cannot be with us physically. Please
contact Debby Marshall in the Parish
Office, [email protected] to
become a part of this ministry.
4. THE BETTER PART – Young Adult
Bible Study
As they continued their journey he entered
a village where a woman whose name was
Martha welcomed him. She had a sister
named Mary [who] sat beside the Lord at
his feet listening to him speak. Martha,
burdened with much serving, came to him
and said, “Lord, do you not care that my
sister has left me by myself to do the
serving? Tell her to help me.” The Lord said
to her in reply, “Martha, Martha, you are
anxious and worried about many
things. There is need of only one thing.
Mary has chosen the better part and it
will not be taken from her.” (Luke 10: 38-
42). Let us deepen our friendship with
Jesus as we explore each of the four
Gospels and we see how the Gospels show
us that Jesus is our Christ, our Teacher,
and our Friend and at the same time learn
about the role Jesus wants to play in each
of our lives. Our Young Adult Bible Study
will be held on the 1st and 3rd
Wednesdays of the month from 7:15PM-
8:15PM in the Education Center starting
October 7
th
.
5. Pet Blessings
The blessing of pets and animals is often
celebrated on October 4, the Feast of St.
Francis of Assisi. This year October 4
th
falls on a Sunday. We will try something
different this year and offer four different
times for people to have their pets blessed.
All blessings will take place on the upper
parking lot by the concession stand. The
times are 10:15AM, 12:15PM, 4:15PM, and
7PM.
6. RCIA
Why do Catholics do that? Are you
interested in learning more about the
Catholic Church? Perhaps you’ve been
thinking of becoming a member of St.
Joseph Parish, or perhaps you are just
curious about what Catholics believe.
Please think about attending the first few
sessions of our R.C.I.A. program. We’ll
meet on Sundays in room 14 at 10AM and
all are welcome. If you’d like more
information, call the parish office or email
Fr. Pastorius at
7. Possibly Renting our Space
We are entertaining the possibility of
renting out the basement level of our
school. The extra income would be helpful
during these tough times. Each potential
deal is being reviewed by Archdiocesan
lawyers and our parish finance council
before any decisions are made.
8. New and Improved Ambassador
Station
We want the ambassador’s station in the
vestibule to be your primary place to get
the information and items you need.
Simply make your request to our
ambassador and he or she will assist you if
you are in need of any of the following:
�� Letter of Good Standing
�� Baptismal Certificate
�� Scholarship Forms
��New Parishioner Information
�� Lily and Hammer Club Forms
��Mass Intentions
�� ECLC Brochures
�� And more!
9. Special Collection for Missions
Before the pandemic, our parish was asked
to participate in the yearly mission
cooperative plan in which parishes in the
Archdiocese have a missionary come to the
parish and explain their organization or
order’s mission. This talk is then followed
by a second collection. While we were not
able to host a missionary this summer, we
are asked to take a second collection for
the mission. This weekend, September 20,
we will have a special collection for the
LaSallette Missionary. If you would like to
make a donation to this great missionary
group, please go to WeShare (our online
giving program on our website) and donate
to the “Mission Appeal” collection. You
may also bring an envelope from home and
label it “Missions.”
10. Email Changes
Our parish is now on one email server.
Please make a note that all emails for staff
members are their first initial and last
name followed by @stjoemanchester.org.
Please discontinue using any emails that
end in @sjmschool.education. In
particular, Julie Quillo can only be reached
at [email protected] and Cathy
Noyes at [email protected]. If
you have sent them any emails in the last
few weeks please resend to their new
email. They are unable to retrieve emails
from the old server.
11. Directory Updates
We will be working on our parish
directory for 2021 in the next few weeks.
Please send any information including
ministry updates that you would like
included in the parish directory to
Maureen O’Reilly in the parish office,
[email protected]. Don’t
forget to send any address or phone
number changes as well. Thank you.
“Throughout
salvation
history, God has welcomed
repentant sinners with special joy.
Jesus concludes the parable of the
lost sheep with these words: ‘there
will be more joy in heaven over one
sinner who repents than over
ninety-nine righteous people who
have no need of repentance’ (Lk
15:7)*.”
*NABRE © 2010 CCD. Used with
permission. USCCB Secretariat of Pro-
Life Activities “Life Matters:
Forgiveness and Healing After
Abortion”
As we near the fall
months, the Covid-19
virus continues to
dramatically alter
everyday living. Our
St. Louis council is still
recommending suspended ‘in-
person home visits’ to our
neighbors in need. However, we
are making phone calls and ‘virtual
visits.’ Thanks to your generous
donations we are able to help our
neighbors pay housing, utility and
many other bills. If you or someone
you know needs help with food or
financial assistance, please call our
St. Vincent de Paul office phone at
636-779-5616. All calls are
confidential. We pray for God’s
protection and intervention against
this pandemic.
As We Journey in Faith�
mientras peregrinamos en la fe�
4�
Stephen Ministry
Encourage One Another
In I Thessalonians 5,
Paul writes,
“Therefore encourage
one another and build each other
up... Encourage the timid, help the
weak, be patient with everyone.”
God has called us to build up and
encourage one another. For those
who are experiencing difficult
times, our Stephen Ministers can
provide the care and support
needed. If you would like to know
more about this care giving
ministry, call Anne Grant,
636-399-7633 or Jerry Nash,
636-386-3650.
Fr. Thomas Pastorius September 20, 2020
Spiritual Ponderings
Wrestling with God
This month, I have been sharing some insights that I have gained from reading: “Wrestling
with God: Finding Hope and Meaning in our Daily Struggle to Be Human,” written by Father
Ronald Rolheiser. This week I will continue to share some reflections from the book. Quotes
from the book will be in bold and my commentary will be in the normal font.
And so a healthy spirituality needs to honor both the senses and the spirit. The ordinary
pleasures of life can be deep or shallow, more mystical or more mammal, depending upon
how much we honor what’s spirit and what’s angel within us. Conversely, our
spirituality and our prayer lives can be real or more of a fantasy, depending upon how
much we incarnate them in what’s sensual and what’s mammal within us.
I truly believe that we human beings learn through our senses. I know that there are other
philosophers and thinkers out there that have other ideas, but they have not convinced me to
move away from how St. Thomas talked about human learning. The Catholic liturgy speaks to
us through the five senses to unveil the mysteries that our senses cannot comprehend. In the
same way, I need to make my love for others tangible. For example, I can say that I love my
mother, but if I do not spend time with her, it is a lie. I may say that I have a love for the poor,
but if I do not do something to help them then I have proven that I do not.
For everyone who is emotionally healthy and honest, there will be a lifelong tension
between the seductive attractions of this world and the lure of God.
In their book: The Spirituality of Imperfection: Storytelling and the Search for Meaning, Ernest Kurtz &
Katherine Ketcham speak of spirituality in the following terms: According to the way of life that
flows from this insight, it is only by ceasing to play God, by coming to terms with errors and shortcomings, and
by accepting the inability to control every aspect of their lives that alcoholics (or any human beings) can find the
peace and serenity that alcohol (or other drugs, or sex, money material possessions, power or privilege) promise
but never deliver.
My major choices in life incarnate and radiate a great tension, because I’ve tried to be true
to a double primordial branding inside me, the pagan and the divine.
A priest friend of mine from another diocese was once asked when he decided to become a
priest. I remember thinking his answer sounded very insightful when he responded, “this
morning.” Each morning he has to make the choice to be a priest of God or go do something
else. It was a little bit of a shock when a few years later he told me that he decided not to be a
priest anymore. He had slowly stopped living out his faith which led to bad decisions thus
resulting in his meeting a woman and deciding to marry her. I believe that I have learned from
his story because I work hard to develop good relationships with others and this is made real
through my actually sitting down to pray.
Another person that I knew used to be fond of telling the joke about the guy who prays in the
back of Church asking God to help him win the lottery. Week after week the man comes in
and finally God gets annoyed and responds, “at least meet me half way and buy a lottery
ticket.” God desires to help us grow but we need to work with Him and make the changes
that he calls us to make.
We can deal with almost everything except fear…Fear can render us impotent. But
naming it properly, recognizing where that symptom belongs and how powerless it leaves
us, can help us to live with it, without sadness, and anger.
Fear is the absence of trust. I sometimes wonder if the first sin was not disobedience (eating
the fruit) but rather not trusting in God. God gave Adam and Eve everything that they could
want but they still feared that God did not love them when they were questioned by the devil.
If they had trusted God even though they did not understand the reasons for His rules, then sin
would not have entered the world. How often do we sin against people because we fear that
they may harm us or take something we value away from us? Herod had John the Baptist
killed because he was AFRAID of the crowd, he was AFRAID of his wife, he was AFRAID of
ruining his reputation. Pilate had Jesus killed because he was AFRAID of the crowd and he
was AFRAID of the Roman Emperor.
Stewardship�
mayordomía�
5�
PLEASE CONSIDER ONLINE GIVING�
Visit the parish website at �
www.stjoemanchester.org �
and click ONLINE GIVING.�
�
Our parish is grateful for your con nued
support. Thank you!�
“So the last will be first and the first last.” � Ma>hew 20:16�
You’ve heard the saying “it’s not where you start, but how you finish.” This
certainly applies to this Bible passage. We have a responsibility not only for
our own lives, but for the lives of others as well. We are called to generously
share our giDs with others, not hoard them for our own use. Our sincere
gra�tude and cheerful generosity will help us live “God�centered” lives and not
“self�centered” lives.�
For an easy way to make
a donation to St. Joseph
Parish, you can text
“STJM” to 800�950�9952
and follow the
instructions on the reply text OR
simply scan the QR Code.�
Giving Sunday THANK YOU
THANK YOU to the wonderful people who
drove the donated food and household
items to St. Augus�ne’s Wellston Center
thri� store and food pantry: �
Paul & Linda Kraus and �
Tom & Sue Will.�
�
We have NO DRIVERS for
Giving Sunday�
November 8th & �
December 13th.�
Call Pat at 636�227�8704. �
Week of�
9.06.20�
Offertory GiDs�
$27,213�
Weekly Goal�
32,000�
Overage/(Deficit)�
(4,787)�
9.13.20�
$22,523 �
32,000�
(9,477)�
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED!!�
�
https://www.signupgenius.com/
go/70a054fa9ae2dab9�stjoe3�
DONATIONS NEEDED
for our SVDP Food Pantry
�
The Knights of Columbus will be conduc�ng its FALL
FOOD DRIVE to support the St. Joseph Food Pantry
operated by the Society of St. Vincent DePaul. Food drive starts
September 20 and runs through the end of October 2020.
Many in our community are s�ll unemployed and receiving
limited government assistance. �
�
Most needed are: canned tomatoes (sauce, paste, and diced);
single servings of apple sauce; canned peaches, pears and fruit
cocktail; tuna helper; bagged pinto and navy beans; corn; cream
of mushroom soup; Jell�O; paper products; and quarts of non�
refrigerated milk (available at Dollar Tree stores). Any NON
EXPIRED and NON PERISHABLE item is welcome. �
�
Please place your dona�on in a bag marked “K of C” and place
in the white boxes now located in the upper parking lot.�
Parish Announcements & Events�
avisos y eventos de la parroquia�
6�
7�weeks, Tuesdays, Sept. 8 �� Oct. 27, �
from 7�8 pm.� �
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For informa on and to register visit,�
h&ps://www.stjoemanchester.org/lec o�on�our�lawn �
Jesus stood up for what was just and was ul�mately crucified because
what He said was not poli�cally correct or fashionable. As followers of
Christ, we are called to stand up for life against the poli�cally correct or
fashionable of today.� Be a voice for the voiceless, an instrument for
human life. Come for one hour to the sidewalk outside of the Planned
Parenthood abor�on clinic in St. Louis as part of the interna�onal 40
Days for Life Prayer Vigil.� �
Our parish has adopted Tuesday, September 29 as our day to fill that
sidewalk.� �
More informa�on can be found on the Signup Genius link found at
www.stjoemanchester.org/pro�life�ministries�
Join us on �
Monday, �
September 21, 2020 �
from�
7:15 pm � 8:30 pm�
at�
St. Joseph Church�
for a �
Silver Rose Marian �
Prayer Service �
(Blended English,
Spanish, Portuguese) �
�
Spanish & English prayer booklets
provided to honor �
Our Lady of Guadalupe �
and the sanc�ty of human life.�
"One Life, One Rose"�
All are welcome! �
Social Distancing and Masks are required.�
�
Sponsored by the �
Knights of Columbus Marian Council�
Prayer Shawls
�
There are a wide variety of prayer
shawls, many colors and sizes, available
in the parish office. These shawls have
been lovingly hand knit or crocheted by
members of the Prayer Shawl
committee. They have been prayed
over and blessed and would love to find a home with
someone who is ill or needs comfort in these difficult
times. There is no cost but we do ask that you please
sign the sheet in the binder that is with the shawls so
that we can keep count of how many have been have
been taken. Thank you.
Ignatius Catholic Bible
Study -Judges and Ruth
Begins Friday, October 2.
More Information Coming Soon
Books May Be Ordered on Amazon
or Ignatius Press
(ISBN:978�1�58617�912�0)
Parish Announcements & Events�
7� avisos y eventos de la parroquia�
Progressive BIG Raffle!
https://www.stjoemanchester.org/sausage-supper
�
Reserve your socially�distant space for Mass, dinner &
the concert and preorder your meal online now!�
85th Annual St. Joe Sausage Supper
SOCIAL DISTANCING AND MASKS ARE REQUIRED
No more money fights! �
�
With�Financial Peace
University, you and your
spouse will learn how to
create (and s ck to) a
budget, save for
emergencies, and make a
plan for the future.
Doesn’t that sound
peaceful? �
�
We’re offering FPU at�St. Joseph Church�just for you
star�ng�Thursday, September 24, 2020. �
�
If you’re interested in learning more, send a message to
�
You can sign up and start your 14�day free trial of
Financial Peace at�fpu.com/1122603�
4:00 pm
After Mass
6:30 pm
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 10, 4 - 10 PM
2020 VIRTUAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS �
�
DATES �
Thursday, September 24 �
Tuesday, September 29 �
Monday, October 5 �
Wednesday, October 14 �
�
TIMES �
7:00 PM � 7:40 PM and 7:50 PM � 8:30 PM �
�
INSTRUCTIONS �
Families should go to websites of the schools they would
like to explore to receive instruc ons for using their social
media plaBorms, for registering if applicable, and for
ul mately receiving links to view live and/or pre�recorded
presenta ons. Informa on will be either on the
homepage or through the admissions tab on the site. You
can visit h&ps://www.archstl.org/highschool to search
high schools.�
�
APPLICATION INTENT FORM �
The admissions process will be open from October 12
through November 16. Students should go to the
Archdiocesan website at h&ps://www.archstl.org/
highschool to complete the required online Applica on
Intent Form. �
If you have any ques ons, please contact Laura Fisher at
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updates and online resources. You can also watch
the Sunday Mass and see daily reflec�on videos
by Fr. Pastorius.�
�� Check the parish Facebook page.�
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Parish Information�
celebrando misa�
Mass Sign Up
As a preventa�ve measure, we are
asking you to sign up for the Mass you
plan on a>ending each weekend. �
�
This sign up is not for coun�ng purpose but rather for
tracing purposes should we need to get in touch
with you in the event of a health situa�on. �
�
To sign up please visit the parish website,
www.stjoemanchester.org and scroll down un�l you
see the picture shown below...click the picture and
you will be taken to the sign up genius page.�
�
Your coopera�on in this effort is greatly appreciated.
Please make every effort to sign up online or check in
with an ambassador when you enter the church for
Mass. Thank you. �
Office Informa�on�
567 St. Joseph Lane, Manchester, MO 63021�
636�227�5247�
www.stjoemanchester.org | [email protected]�
Office Hours: Monday � Thursday 8:30 am�4:30 pm�
� Sunday � Before & ADer Mass in Church Ves�bule �
�
Pastoral Ministers� �
Pastor Rev. Thomas M. Pastorius, [email protected]�
Senior Associate Rev. James Holbrook, [email protected] �
Associate Rev. Ricardo Escobar, O.P., [email protected]�
Deacons Deacon Jimmy Broyles, Deacon Jack Burke, Deacon Daniel �
� Donnelly, Deacon George Miller, Deacon Larry Damato (ret.)�
Pastoral Associate Julie Quillo�
Dir. of Evangeliza�on/Adult Faith Forma�on Greg Barker�
Coordinator of Parish Worship David Broemmelsick�
Coordinator of Hispanic Ministry Silvina Moreno �
Youth Minister Maggie Schurz�
�
Administra�on & Office Staff�
Director of Administra�on Jim Weiskopf�
Asst. to Director Shari Heitmann�
Bulle�n Editor/Child Safety Coordinator Maureen O’Reilly�
Recep�onist Debby Marshall�
Administra�ve Assistant Ka�e Markiewicz�
Coordinator of Hospitality Maria Murillo�
�
ECLC (Early Childhood Learning Center) 636/438�0592�
Director Cathy Noyes�
Parish School of Religion 636/391�1404�
Coordinator Michelle Foster�
Online registra�on: h>ps://stjoseph.psrenroll.com�
�
Parish Registra�on �
New members may register at the Parish Office during business hours
or online at www.stjoemanchester.org.�
Bulle�n No�ces�
Submi>ed by noon on Tuesday for the following Sunday. Items will be
included as space provides: [email protected]�
ACTS Retreats�
Offered each year, women’s retreat in the fall, men’s in the spring.�
For informa�on visit the parish website.�
St. Vincent DePaul�
For assistance call 636/779�5616�
St. Joseph Prayer Chain�
For prayers call Barb, 636/230�9171�
Strengths Finder�
For informa�on email [email protected]�
Spanish & Portuguese
ministerio español y português �
9�
Directorio Hispano�
Parish Office 636�227�5247�
De Lunes a Jueves 8:30am � 4:30pm�
Pastor (English speaking)�
Fr. Tom Pastorius�
Pastor Asociado�
Padre Ricardo Escobar, O.P.�
636�466�6303 (cell) �
Coordinador del�
Ministerio Hispano �
Silvina Moreno�
Ministros de la Palabra � Silvia Beck, 636�368�5348�
Ministros de la Comunión � Gloria Martín, 314�482�9147�
Ministros Ujieres o de la
Acogida �
Erika Estrada, 314�337�4822�
Ministros de Música � Sandra Mojarro y Ernesto León�
Catecismo o Escuela
Parroquial de Religion �
Confirmacion � Mali Galindo, �
636�236�4991�y Abigail Licona, �
636�259�0687 �
Primera Comunion � Cecilia Leon, �
314�238�6089 y Gloria Mar\n,�
314�482�9147�
Pre�Catrecismo � Lulu Perez, �
636�346�1059 y Brenda Hernándes�
RCIA: Catecismo para
adultos �
Andrea y Henry Morales�
305�331�4198�
Catequesis pre
Matrimonial�
Adan y Julieta Licona�
636�259�0494�
Grupo de Familias�
Adan y Julieta Licona, �
636�259�6118, Silvano y Patricia
Roque, 636�667�7753, Juan Jose y
Brenda Hernandez, 636�237�5010�
Curso Bíblico �
Francisco y Maggie Torres, �
314�239�3552 �
Camino Neocatecumenal �
Francisco y Cecilia Venero, �
636�368�7754�
Adoración Eucarística y
hora santa (Miércoles) y
Rosario de la Misericordia �
�
Margarita Zevallos, 314�667�9053�
Maggie Torres, 314�304�7412 �
Ana María Leineke, 314�550�0644�
Francisco Torres, 314�239�3552�
Rosario Mensual �
Margarita Zeballos, 314�667�9053�
Silvia Beck, 636�368�5348�
Grupo Armada Blanca�
Sarah Sánchez, 314�698�7326�
Blanca Mendez, 314�337�6589 �
Alpha�
Mali Galindo, 636�236�4991�
Nónica Jazbani, 314�397�5503�
Ministério em Português
��Quinta�feira: 7:00 pm na escola paroquial.
Locacion: Escuela parroquial, entrada principal.�
��Missa em português: terceiro sábado do mês às 6:00 pm.�
�
Coordinators:�
�� Paulo Costa: [email protected], 314�878�7054�
�� Kalyne Maria Carr: [email protected], 314�705�2182�
�
Grupo do Terço da�Misericórdia:� �
�� Kalyne Maria Carr: 314�705�2182�
�
Grupo de Oração Carimá�co: �
�� Fernanda Thurmond: [email protected],
636�628�5338�
�
Ministerio da�Comunhão:�
�� Rosana Ramos de Macedo Guerra: 314�563�1637�
�� Barbara Catarina Teodoro Castro: 314�320�1545�
�
Ministerio da Palavra:�
�� Denise Correa de Oliveira Flagg: 314�728�9652�
�� Carlos Eduardo Cabral Pires Bezerra: 314�532�9311�
�
Ministerio da�Música:�
�� Rafael Cançado de Faria: 314�320�1577�
�� Guilherme Ferreira Menezes: 314�585�6133�
�
Catequistas:�
�� Fernanda Thurmond: [email protected],
636�628�5338�
�� Isabelle Veiga de Medeiros Cabral: 314�437�5611�
Únete a nosotros�
Lunes, 21 de sep�embre
de 2020�
de�
7:15 pm a 8:30 pm�
a�
Iglesia de San José�
para�
Plata Rosa Mariana�
Servicio de oración�
(Mezcla de inglés,
español, portugués)�
�
Se proporcionaron folletos de oración en
español e inglés para honrar�
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe�
y la san�dad de la vida humana.�
"Una vida, una rosa"�
¡Todos son bienvenidos!�
�
Se requiere distanciamiento social y
máscaras.�
�
Patrocinado por el�
Knights of Columbus Marian Council�
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