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February 18, 2018 · Sunday
Catholic Church
2001 Shepard Road • Wildwood, MO 63038 • 636.458.2977
St. Alban Roe
2001 Shepard Road • Wildwood, Missouri 63038 • http://www.stalbanroe.org
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SAINT ALBAN ROE DIRECTORY
Devotions Perpetual Help Devotions: Every Tuesday after the 8:00 am Mass, Blue Army Devotions following Perpet-ual Help Devotions. Rosary: Monday– Friday at 6:10 am (before the 6:30 am Mass) and on Saturdays after the 8:30 am Mass. Perpetual Adoration: Parishioners commit one hour per week to pray before the Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel.
Baptisms Baptisms are done the last Sunday of the month fol-lowing the 11:30 am Mass. In keeping with the season, there will be no Baptisms during Lent. Arrangements must be made at least two weeks prior to Baptism.
Marriages Please contact one of the priests at least six months prior to setting a wedding date.
Anointing of the Sick If you are scheduled for any non-emergency hospital visit/surgery or have a non-emergency illness you may be anointed. Please contact one of the priests so that you may be anointed before you go to the hospital. In an emergency the priests are always available for anointing.
Visitation of the Sick Please keep us informed so that we might minister to those who are ill at home, in the hospital or in a nurs-ing home.
Communion Calls Please call the Rectory to make arrangements for Com-munion in the home.
To Register in the Parish We invite you to register for the parish by one of two methods: You can drop by the Parish Office Monday-Friday, from 8:00 am—4:00 pm to fill out the necessary paperwork or register on our website at www.stalbanroe.org Welcome!
Bulletin Deadline Monday 5:30 pm. Please submit via e-mail to [email protected]. Contact the parish office for instruction.
Parish Office…………………….636.458.2977
Pastor, Rev. Richard Stoltz……………………....ext. 224
e-mail……………………………[email protected]
Associate Pastor, Rev. Freddy…………………..ext. 277
email...…………………………[email protected] Assoicate Pastor, Rev. Richard Wosman..636.628.1932
email……………………....…[email protected]
Deacon, Keith Mallon………………[email protected]
Director of Faith Formation,
Sr. Christian Price……………………………………..ext. 227
e-mail………………………[email protected]
Director of Music, Lisa Johnson………………..ext. 236
Business Manager, Kathleen Pisarkiewicz...ext. 228
Office Manager, Sally Tschopp…………….…...ext. 246
Parish Secretary, Donna Reinhardt . ………….ext. 278
The Parish Life Center
Parish School of Religion…..636.458.2460 CRE, Dr. Ellen McCormack……...……………………..ext. 229 Administrative Assistant, Laura Hrbacek……….ext. 360
Elementary School…………...636.458.6084 Principal, Tara Smith…..………………………………...ext. 235 Administrative Assistant, Margaret Dorsey….…ext. 232
Athletic Hotline………………..636.273.4508 Please call this number for information about all sports programs at St. Alban Roe.
St. Vincent de Paul Hotline…..636.458.2977
……………………………………………...ext. 292
Birthright Crisis Pregnancy
Helpline………………………………800.550.4900
Schedule of Services Weekend Saturday 4:30 pm; Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am, and 5:00 pm
Weekday Monday-Friday 6:30 & 8:00 am; Saturday 8:30 am
Holy Days Eve 7:00 pm; Day 6:30 & 8:00 am and 7:00 pm
Holidays 9:00 am
Sacrament of Penance Saturday 3:30-4:15 pm or by appointment.
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PARISH and COMMUNITY EVENTS 3
Our Sympathies Rest in peace Thomas Allison, a member of our parish who recently died. Our sympathies to his wife Rosemary Allison and their family.
Stations of the Cross Next Friday, 23rd, we will have pro-life Stations of the Cross, led by Prolife team, Dynamic Catholic team, and Athletic Association. It will be at 7:30 pm. Please do make it a part of your Lenten practice.
Welcome Please welcome the following new parishioners to our parish family: ◊ Casey Henderson, 16749 Clayton Road
Intercessory Prayer Network Please pray for the sick and shut-ins:
• Dick Caulfield recovery from surgery.
• Lisa Fister recovery from illness.
THERE IS NOTHING BETTER AFTER A
GREAT FISH FRY DINNER
THAN A DELICIOUS DESSERT
CAN YOU HELP BY DONATING A PIE, CAKE, CUPCAKES,COOKIES
FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING FISH FRY’S FEB 23, MARCH 2, 9,16?
IF YOU CAN PLEASE CONTACT: JUDY DELANEY 636 273 1081
From the Pastor’s Desk
Greetings-
“Gatsby, himself could not have staged a better party!” Many thanks to Jenny Clark and Jen Tobin the chairs of the Gatsby Ball. Their hours of hard work created an evening of fun fund raising for our school. Thanks to all the other chairs and committee members who worked so hard on everything from decorations to acquisitions. The evening is one for the books. Thanks also to all the par-ticipants for generously supporting this special evening. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Visit the Taubman Outlet Mall Food Court (17057 N. Outer 40 Rd, Chesterfield) to view budding artists latest work. From February 11 to February 24 our students work will be on display. Congratulations to Max Roberts, Liam McIlwaine, Kaitlyn Morales, Audrey Williams, Olivia Tines, Megan Rauch, Izzy Grander, Rachel Sanders, Brandon Harris, Lorel Dierker, Luke Koenig, Robbie Miller, Evan Stahlman, Bella Grass and Noah Sackman.
Lenten Movie Night begins on Saturday, February 24, 2018 at 7:00 pm. The first movie is Becket with Richard Burton and Peter O’Toole. The format will be a short his-torical intro, the showing of the movie and a short discus-sion to end the evening. Please call the office if you plan to attend so I can know how much popcorn to pop. Come one come all.
Blessed Lent, Fr. Stoltz
JUST A REMINDER DESSERTS MUST BE STORE BOUGHT PER THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
THANK YOU
FRIDAY FEB 23, MARCH 2, 9, 16
DINE IN OR CARRY OUT
4:30-7:30 PM
MIKESCH HALL
ATLANTIC COD FRIED OR BAKED FRIED SWAI
PANKO BREADED FRIED SHRIMP MAC’N CHEESE, HUSHPUPPIES, FRIES
GREENBEANS, COLESLAW
GUEST CHEFS
MARCH 2 FR. STOLTZ
MARCH 16 FR.RICHARD
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PARISH and COMMUNITY EVENTS 4
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Mass Intentions Monday, February 19 9:00 am Maryalys Sheerin
Tuesday, February 20 6:30 am Sr. M. Aquino Nollen 8:00 am Jerry Tuma
Wednesday, February 21
6:30 am Karen Singer 8:00 am Len Queathem Thursday, February 22 The Chair of St. Peter the
Apostle
6:30 am Sr. M. Adelberte Scholtenlinde 8:00 am Jose Demetrio Sanchez-Gonzeles
Friday, February 23
6:30 am Richard Costello 8:00 am Georgiaann Kells
Saturday, February 24
8:30 am Ambrose Sandbothe 4:30 pm George L. Dowdy
Sunday, February 25 Second Sunday of Lent
7:30 am Margaret Wahl 9:30 am Jerry Tuma 11:30 am Kay Murphy 5:00 pm People of St Alban Roe **Please note: Mass on Feb 19 (President’s Day) will be 9:00 am
Readings for the Week of February 18, 2018
Sunday: Gn 9:8-15/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [cf. 10]/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15
Monday: Lv 19:1-2, 11-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [Jn 6:63b]/Mt 25:31-46
Tuesday: Is 55:10-11/Ps 34:4-5, 6-7, 16-17, 18-19 [18b]/Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10/Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19 [19b]/Lk 11:29-32
Thursday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Ps 23:1-3a, 4, 5, 6 [1]/Mt 16:13-19
Friday: Ez 18:21-28/Ps 130:1-2, 3-4, 5-7a, 7bc-8 [3]/Mt 5:20-26
Saturday: Dt 26:16-19/Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8 [1b]/Mt 5:43-48
Next Sunday: Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/Ps 116:10, 15, 16-17, 18-19 [9]/Rom 8:31b-34/Mk 9:2-10
Lectors Feb 24 & 25
4:30 Mass: Don Bieber, Karla Bieber
7:30 Mass: Carol Kennedy, Sherri Lang
9:30 Mass: Roger Archibald, Kristen Gau
11:30 Mass: Bob Conte, Kathi Danna
Eucharistic Ministers Feb 24 & 25
4:30 Mass: Bill Dean (MC), Scott Annunziata, Chris Be-nigno, Heather Benigno, Chris Townsend, Jill Townsend, Karen Clark, Ann DiCarlo 7:30 Mass: Judy Delaney (MC), Christine Dunbar, Roger Hoelting, Glenn Hoffmeister, Martha Hoffmeister, Kevin Kennedy, Mary Lytton 9:30 Mass: Ken Remy (MC), Lisa Mosquera, Mike Muel-ler, Jim Reardon, Mike Rethorn, Pat Paul, MaryLee Sander, Earl Albers, Gail Albers 11:30 Mass: Jeannine Bentrup (MC), Chris Stenson, John Stieferman, Maria Stieferman, Amy Zaitz, Bob Arm-strong, Bridgette Bader
Ushers Feb 24 & 25
4:30 Mass: Paul Bernache, Jerry Callahan, Mike Dust, Ron Krentz 7:30 Mass: Mike Annunziata, Joe Gantner, Michael Scheuler, Joe Witkowski 9:30 Mass: Dennis Delaney, Sam Farinella, John Camp-bell, David Castiglioni 11:30 Mass: John Schneider, Tommy Bittner, Jeff Strobel, John Wamhoff
Servers Feb 24 & 25
4:30 Mass: Brendan Benigno, Audrey Williams, Matthew Crane 9:30 Mass: Lorel Dierker, Olivia Decker, John Fischer 11:30 Mass: Clare DeLine, Anna Paraino
Ladies Special Spring Event April 15th 2:00 – 4:00 pm – Save the Date
Do you like Afternoon Tea with friends
and shopping for a good cause?
Stay tuned! Details to follow next week
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OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE YOUR FAITH GROW
Rite of Election & Call to Continuing Conversion Our catechumens and candidates participated in the Rite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion on Saturday, February 17th at the Cathedral Basilica. They are continuing to prepare for their special evening at the Easter Vigil. We would like to remind each of you to keep them in your prayers during this season of Lent.
Jack Dreesen& Brooklyn Kemp David Hoffman, Caroline Korb, Erin Halbert, Miles William
First Sunday of Lent This weekend we begin the season of Lent. For the next six weeks, through our acts of prayer, fasting and almsgiving, we will try to show our desire to “repent and believe in the Gospel.” Each year on the first Sunday of Lent, we always read one of the accounts of Jesus’ Temptation in the Desert. This year we read Mark’s account. Now since Mark’s was the first Gospel written and the shortest, it doesn’t include the details that Matthew and Luke include in their Gos-pels. Mark merely says: “The Spirit drove Jesus out into the desert, and he remained in the desert for forty days, tempted by Satan. He was among wild beasts and the angels ministered to him.” The lack of details is not meant to minimize the reality of the temptations Jesus faced in the desert. They were real, and Jesus struggled with them. For Mark, though, the important thing was not the temptations Jesus faced, but that fact that he overcame them and after-ward began his public ministry by proclaiming: “This is the time of fulfillment. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the Gospel.” (Taken from Fr. Bauer)
NO PSR There will be NO PSR on Feb 19th and 20th due to Presidents’ Day. Classes resume on Feb 26th and 27th.
Sacrament Information First Eucharist practice will begin Feb 26th and 27th during PSR classes. FFF will come on Tuesday at 6:00 pm in the Church for practice with the Tuesday PSR class. School children will practice during the school day. Final Practice is March 1 at 5:00 pm for Group 1 and 7:00 pm for Group 2.
Confirmation Candidates -- Confirmation is April 14, 2018 at 1:30 pm at Cathedral Basilica. All Candidates are
to have their letter to the Archbishop handed in to Sr. Christian by February 28th. Information regarding the letter may be found on the parish website under Sacrament information.
Important Dates: First Eucharist – March 3rd and 4th at 2:00 pm
Full Reception into the Church – March 31st Easter Vigil Confirmation – April 14th at 1:30 at the Cathedral Basilica
Women’s Retreat - March 10-11, 2018 THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE: Exploring the everyday spirituality of Therese of Lisieux, Teresa of Calcutta, and Doro-thy Day. Presented by Sr Laura Spaeth, SSND. Experiencing these three inspiring women. At the Marianist Retreat Cen-ter. So mark your calendars, and SAVE THE DATE. More information from the Retreat Committee— Call Kathi Danna 458-3109, Cris Scatizzi 236-4013, Margaret Salia 458-3981.
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ELEMENTARY CORNER 6
Message from the Principal Dates to remember: -Monday, February 19- NO SCHOOL - PRESIDENTS DAY -All School Mass, Thursday, February 22- Chair of St. Peter -All School Mass, Friday, March 2 -All School Mass, Friday, March 9 -Friday, March 9- NOON DISMISSAL Week of March 12th Spring Break - NO SCHOOL -
school resumes Monday, March 19th
-All School Mass, Monday, March 19- St. Joseph Registration for the 2018-2019 school year
We are now enrolling students for the 2018-2019 school year. Current families should log on to Gradelink using the Parent ID. New families can enroll online at: https://secure.gradelink.com/1748/enrollment Tuition Assistance is available through Archdiocesan and parish programs. Please contact the school office for more information. Thank you to all the parishioners, friends, and parents who attended the Gatsby Ball and Auction. The school is appreciative of everyone’s support. God Bless you. You are all in our prayers.
Elementary & High School Scholarship for
2018-19 School Year An expanded number of scholarships for new and exist-ing students are available from the Archdiocese’s Alive In Christ and Beyond Sunday & other tuition assistance pro-grams on a first come first served basis. Applications accepted at www.ttef-stl.orgbeginning beginning at 8:00 am on Monday, January 29, 2018 until funds are awarded. Fully completed applications, including proof of income, are due by February 28th. For scholarship details, visit the website or call 314.792.7735. A limited amount of scholarship funds are also available from the Parish for registered, active & participating Pa-rishioners. To qualify, families must first apply for Archdi-ocesan funds described above by the deadline, and com-plete an application atwww.factstuitionaid.com. There is a $30 application fee for this service. For additional in-formation on parish scholarships, please contact Marga-ret Dorsey at [email protected] or 636.458.6084, ext. 232.
2018 Qualified Charitable Distributions Under the new 2018 tax law, those taking Required Mini-mum Distributions (RMDs) can get a tax break even with-out itemizing. Please visit the parish website under Re-sources/Donate for some valuable insights from profes-sional advisors. Please contact Kathleen Pisarkiewicz in the parish office for more information.
Our Thanks Offerings In thanksgiving for God’s gifts to us, we returned to Him
General Offertory (197) ............................... $10,453.00 Loose .............................................................. $1,289.91 Faith Direct (343) ........................................ $57,331.00 Building Fund Capital Improvements ............ $3,288.17 St. Vincent de Paul ......................................... $2,001.00 In God’s Hands.................................................... $680.00 Central and Eastern Europe ............................... $428.00 Black and Indian Mission ................................... $403.00 School Endowment ............................................. $294.00 Scholarship Assistance ........................................ $95.00 Parish Endowment ................................................ $30.00
Total ............................................................ $76,292.08
Thank you for your generous response!
St. Alban Roe Offertory Week of February 11, 2018
Actual Offertory Year to Date FY 2017-18…..$1,164,739 Offertory Budget Year to Date 2017-18...…..$1,115,972 Actual is over budget.…..……………………...…...$ 48,767
ALIVE at 25 Driving Safety Class Alive at 25 is an interactive course focusing on the unique challenges faced by young adult/newly licensed drivers ages 15-24. It is also ideal for young drivers who incur traffic violations. More than 750,000 teens have benefited from this course. St. Alban Roe will host an Alive at 25, on February 24th, 9:00 am-1:00 pm in Mikesch Hall (basement of the church). This course is free and limited to 30 participants. If you have any questions regarding Alive at 25, please feel free to call the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis at 314.621.9200. To register for the class go to www.www.stlsafety.org, click on St. Alban Roe Alive at 25 button.
SoulCore Nourish the body, mind & soul with SoulCore CHAIR - a prayer experience that combines the prayers of the ro-sary with core strengthening and stretching. No fitness level or experience required. All are welcome! Visit www.soulcore.com for more information. (This class has been designed as a CHAIR format; we will not be working out on the floor.) In the Connector, April 5th and April 19th at 7:00 pm. There is no cost but a suggested dona-tion of $10, for those who are able. Dress in comfortable clothing and bring light hand weights. (weights are op-tional) Contact Susanne to sign up, 314-603-7073. Or email Susanne at [email protected] for additional information.
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STEWARDSHIP: TIME, TALENT and TREASURE Stewardship “After John had been arrested, Jesus came to Galilee
proclaiming the gospel of God….” - Mark 1:14 Do you ever think about how difficult it must have been for Jesus to come into Galilee, knowing that John had just been arrested for teaching the same message that Jesus was proclaiming. It must have taken great love and trust for Jesus to do what the Father had sent Him here on earth to do. In the same way, following a life of stew-ardship takes great love and trust from us. We must be willing to surrender completely to God, trusting that God will always give us all that we need to fulfill His plan for us.
St. Vincent de Paul Update The St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Alban Roe wishes to inform our parishioners that we provided financial as-sistance and /or referral to other resources to roughly ninety-three individuals in the fourth quarter. We con-tinue to give twinning assistance (financial help) to three other conferences (parishes) on a monthly basis. We have also provided special emergency assistance to other conferences.
Our expenditures for the fourth quarter of 2017 were: Utilities $1770.25 Food $ 974.25 Medical/Prescriptions $ 507.90 Auto/Transportation $ 500.00 Twinning $2850.00 Housing $ 600.00 Operating Expenses $ 300.00 Furniture/Appliances $ 544.98 ----------———- Total $8047.38
During this quarter, we assisted a parishioner with pre-scriptions, debt assistance and help with insurance. We had six instances where we helped individuals outside of our parish boundaries with monetary assistance due to requests from neighboring parishes. We continue to pro-vide parishioners and non-parishioners alike with food, gas and utility help. Through the generosity of the Knights of Columbus and Men’s Group, we were able to provide Thanksgiving turkeys to ten deserving families. We helped one particular individual with our prescription generic drug program to help offset the cost of his medi-cation. This prescription drug program has become a benefit that we are employing more and more. St. Alban Roe parishioners have been most generous and kind in their offerings and sacrifices. Again, we all thank you very much.
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Haul Buns Looking for individuals to pick up donations from the St. Louis Bread Co. at 9pm at the Valley store on the 2nd; 3rd Saturday of the month and at the Wildwood store on the 3rd and 5th Friday of the month. Also need someone to deliver donations on Thursday's to St. Francis Borgia - you may do only once a month. Please contact Jane at [email protected]
Magnificat Women’s Breakfast Magnificat, a ministry to Catholic Women, is celebrating their 10th anniversary in St. Louis. Come join the celebra-tion at the Saturday, March 24 breakfast. Dr. Carol Razza, will be sharing her faith journey in her talk “God Has A Plan For Your Life!” The breakfast will be held at the Cardinal Rigali Center, 20 Archbishop May Dr. St. Louis 63119 Registration starts at 8:30, the breakfast and program are from 9am-noon. Cost is $20. Register at www.archstl.org/renewal or call at 314.731.6100.
40 Days for Life – St. Alban Roe Parishioners!
Come pray for the Babies/Mothers March 11th from 1-7pm in front of Planned Parenthood at Boyle and Forest Park Pkwy. Hourly Sign-up sheets and directions are in the church narthex. Any questions please contact Clau-dia at [email protected] or Bob at 636.735.0456 or [email protected]
The first sign of a Dynamic Catholic is Prayer.
Start your day in a prayerful way! Join us for the first ever
St. Alban Roe Prayer Breakfast
Continental breakfast, brief presentation
and short group prayer
Wednesday morning, February 28th
7:00 to 7:40 am
Parish Life Center Cafeteria
Open to all ages - childcare provided $2 per person/ $5 per family
Pay at the door
To help with planning, please RSVP to Renee Rozman
[email protected] by Feb 24
Sponsored by the SAR Dynamic Catholic Committee and St. Alban Roe Catholic School
Dynamic Catholic at St. Alban Roe “Become the Best Version of Yourself”
The first sign of a Dynamic Catholic is Prayer. Dynamic Catholics have a daily commitment to prayer. Here at St. Alban Roe we are so blessed to be able to sit with Jesus fully present in the Adoration Chapel. The chapel is open 24/7 and is a great space to retreat from the hustle and bustle of our daily lives and focus on God and his great plan for our lives. Not sure about the adoration chapel? Here are a few tips to get you started: · Pick a day and a time to go to the chapel this week. Put it on your calendar. Schedule it in. Make it a priority and you will be more likely to go. · Plan on staying for 10 minutes. If you arrive and find you want to stay longer, great! However, set yourself up for success and start small. · If you are the only one in the chapel, remove the cover from the monstrance. Make sure you cover it back up before you leave. · What can you do during adoration? This is YOUR per-sonal time with God. As Father John Ricardo says, “Just waste some time with Him.” If God was not behind the veil of the Eucharist, what would you do? Christ says we are no longer servants but friends, so just spend some time with your friend. He loves you and is calling you.
There will be a table in the Narthex this weekend after all masses with Free Dynamic Catholic Materials. Feel free to stop by and pick up a cd or book that you have not had a chance to listen to or read. We will also have more Mat-thew Kelly tickets for sale for $39 a piece. This will be your last chance to purchase tickets at the parish level. Tickets are selling like hot cakes, so get yours now before it is too late!!
Have a prayerful week.
The Dynamic Catholic Committee
PARISH and COMMUNITY EVENTS
Who: Any adult member of the parish What: An evening with Fr. Blessing of fun and fellowship as we learn more about our Catholic Faith. Where: Crafty Chameleon When: Thursday, February 22, 7:00 pm How: Cash Bar with appetizers provided RSVP: To Ann DeLine at 314.409.7277 or [email protected] by February 16th.
We hope to see you all there for our fourth in a series of talks to help us all learn more about what it means to be Catholic
Beers with Blessing
“Evangelization…A Challenge for Us All”
2018 Stewardship Evening with
Archbishop Carlson Tuesday, February 27, 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Cardinal Rigali Center. 6:30 pm – Registration and Hospitality (refreshments served);7:00 pm – Archbishop Carlson – “Our Joyful Encounter with the Lord”; 7:30 pm – Q & A with Archbishop Carlson; 7:45 pm – Break; 8:00 pm – Small Group Discussion and Parish Networking 8:30 pm – Dave Baranowski, Stewardship Office – “Share Your Faith”; 9:00 pm – Adjourn. Registration is required – space is limited! (Contact Nancy Rankin at 314.792.7691 or [email protected]) New this year – Small group discussion, share ideas with other parishes! Open to all religious and lay people Questions – Please contact Dave Baranowski at 314.792.7215 or [email protected]
ST ALBAN ROE 2018
FISH FRY
DINNER
DINNERS INCLUDE CHOICE OF 2 SIDES, DES-
SERT, & DRINK
SIDES: MAC’N CHEESE, COLESLAW, FRIES, GREENBEANS, (4) HUSHPUPPIES
2 PIECE COD FRIED/BAKED $11.00 1 PIECE COD FRIED/BAKED $9.00 2 PIECE FRIED SWAI*LTD# OF SERVINGS $11.00 1 PIECE FRIED SWAI*LTD# OF SERVINGS $9.00 6 PIECE SHRIMP DINNER $11.00 FISHERMENS PLATTER : $14.00
2 FISH, 3 SHRIMP 2 HUSHPUPPIES
CHILDRENS DINNER
DINNERS INCLUDE CHOICE OF 1 SIDE, DESSERT,
& DRINK
SIDES: COLESLAW, FRIES, GREENBEANS, MAC’N CHEESE, (4) HUSHPUPPIES MAC’N CHEESE $5.00 1 PIECE FRIED COD $6.00
SINGLE SIDES
1 PIECE COD FRIED OR BAKED $4.00 1 PIECE FRIED SWAI*LTD# OF SERVINGS $4.00 1 PIECE SHRIMP $1.50 HUSHPUPPIES (4), GREENBEANS, COLESLAW, FRIES, MAC’N CHEESE $1.25 EACH
BULK ORDER
FRIED COD 4PCS $13.00 FRIED SWAI 4PCS $13.00 SHRIMP 8PCS $12.00 HUSHPUPPIES 16PCS $5.00 MAC’N CHEESE $5.00 FRIES 1LB $5.00 COLESLAW PINT $5.00 GREENBEANS PINT $5.00
DRINKS INCLUDED: LEMONADE, ICE TEA, COFFEE
ST. ALBAN’S WOMEN’S RETREAT – 2018 Join us for a special weekend of spiritual reflection
Through the Eyes of Love-Exploring the Everyday
Spirituality of Therese of Lisieux, Mother Teresa
of Calcutta and Dorothy Day
Presenter – Laura Jean Spaeth, SSND
The SAR WOMEN’S RETREAT will be March 10-11 at the Marianist Center.
Sister Laura Jean holds Masters degrees in theology and spirituality. Her diverse ministries include teacher and principal in elementary education, a justice-peace coor-dinator, and congregational leadership positions. Sister is especially devoted to accompanying others on life’s journey through spiritual direction, workshops, and re-treats.
DATE: Saturday, March 10 --- 8:00 am – 8:30 pm; Sunday, March 11 --- 8:30 am – 2:00 pm
LOCATION: MARIANIST CENTER (OFF Highway 109). All private rooms with bath.
COST: one night (Sat.) includes 4 meals: $145. (plus $10 for Sat. am breakfast) Extra night social (Fri) – no meal; Sat. AM breakfast –two nights-$175 Commuter (Sat. and Sun.) - 4 meals: $120. (extra break-fast + $10) Reservation deadline: February 24, 2018. $25 cancella-tion fee. Cancellations after March 3 (due to Retreat Center policy) are non-refundable.
Questions? Retreat Committee: Cris Scatizzi – 236-4013 Chris Zerr – 273-1253 Kathi Danna – 458-3109 Margaret Salia - 458-3981 Marla Drewel-Lynch - 314-852-9104 Sandy Tomey – 314-322-5052 Kim Warger – 314-706-4895 ----------------------------------TEAR OFF-------------------------------------------- Name: _____________________________________ Parish______________________________________ Address: ____________________________________ City ___________________ Zip _________________ Phone: _____________________ Email: _______________________________________ _____Sat., Sun., $145 _____ Fri., Sat., Sun., $175
____commuter (4 meals) - $120
Make check payable to St. Alban Roe and Mail to: Cris Scatizzi, 1549 Virginia Ave., Ellisville, MO 63011
