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��������������Sunday Masses
Saturday: 4:30pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 10:00am
Weekday Masses
Monday – Friday 7:00am
Wednesdays 8:30am
(September – May)
Tuesday & Thursday 11:30am
New Parishioners, Welcome! Our next parish registration is
Sunday, July 1, 2018. We will meet after
the 10:00am Mass near the east wall of the
church by the statues. You must be a
registered parishioner for sacramental
preparation.
Sacraments Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:00pm – 4:00pm
or by appointment.
Preparation for Infant Baptism
Our next Baptism Preparation is
Sunday, June 10, 2018 at 8:45am. We
meet at the Baptismal Font in the church.
Marriage
Registered parishioners who wish to be
married need to contact Deacon Mike
McLean nine to twelve months prior to the
anticipated wedding date.
Our Mission Statement St. Elizabeth Catholic Church is a vibrant,
Christ-centered community whose primary
purpose is to celebrate the sacred liturgy
and the Sacraments. Empowered by the
Sacraments, we are called to personal
holiness, to spread the word of God, and to
actions of generosity and compassion
toward all of God's people.
Ministry Spotlight: Caring Visitors
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Coly Bryant; Jim Buckley; Kathy Colborne; Roy Curtis,
father of Michelle Burton; Connie Dougherty; Sylvia Kaye Dowdle, mother of Tim Dowdle; Joyce Fish; Chuck and
Peggy Gosselin; Carmen Harris Hiebl, sister of Janet
Hiebl; Flora Haug, daughter-in-law of Kathy Haug; Patty
Hilderbrand; Angela Hirte & John Hirte; Mary Komoroski, mother of Adrianne Aylward; Joseph
Ludwikoski, son of PJ and Mary Ludwikoski; Kathleen
Matthews; Pearl Mayanja, daughter of Judith Mayanja;
Mike McDonald, son of Ward McDonald; Butch Newell; Theresa Owens, mother of Jan Irick; Florence Pilsl; Ron
Rode, father of Kay Kremer; Elizabeth Root; Mary
Jayneen Ross, sister of Jim VanDyke; Gina Solis, aunt of Gil Solis; Sue Steiner, aunt of Beth Collins; Melanie Tucci,
niece of Mary Cary; Mark Walsh, husband of Janet Schultz
Walsh; Dean Wiseman, father of Linda Goebel; Marie
Wood, sister-in-law of Peggy VanDyke
Please notify the parish office when a friend or loved one is in
need of prayers, Eucharistic Minister, or is in the hospital.
Last year, over a dozen St. E parishioners put their faith into action and got the ball rolling on a new ministry to ease the loneliness of homebound seniors and people with minor disabilities living within St. E parish boundaries. Today, Caring Visitors has over two dozen volunteers and is actively seeking homebound “clients” who would like regular weekly visits or phone calls. With more elderly adults staying in their homes longer—often without family nearby—loneliness can be a real problem. What better way to live our faith than to be present to those who just need some human contact and a listening ear? Volunteers are screened and complete a brief online training module for working with vulnerable adults. As requests are received , volunteer coordinator Doug Kinney pairs “clients” with a Caring Visitor volunteer and joins them for an in-home meeting to determine a schedule of weekly visits or phone calls that works best for both. The ministry offers four different levels of service: weekly companionship visits (1 – 2 hours each); weekly companionship phone calls (30 mins – hour each); daily check-in phone calls to remind to take medications (30 seconds each); or brief transportation for nearby errands (scheduled at least 48 hours in advance). Volunteers choose what level they can provide; clients choose what they need. If you are interested in volunteering or know of someone who would appreciate a caring visitor, call the parish office at 816-523-2405.
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Each month we highlight the Christskill attributes of organization, faithfulness, stewardship, responsibility, hard work, forgiveness, patience, generosity, initiative, cooperation, integrity, love, curiosity, problem-solving, sense of humor, perseverance, flexibility and humility. Of all the achievements of students at St. Elizabeth, earning the Christskill Award is the most significant. This award is voted on by classmates and directly reflects the image of Christ we value at St. Elizabeth. The following students received the 2018 Christskill award at the recent year-end assembly. Congratulations! Zach Hafner, Reagan Riley, Quinn Simmons, Gus
Cianciaruso, Luke Brewster, Heidi Graham, Curran
Martin, Alex McBride, Avery Young, Lucy Gromowsky
Aubrey Jimenez, Lucy Liston, Alexa Vallejos, Frank
Cressey, Ethan Young, Luke Crawford
In an effort to increase awareness and understanding of
our parish’s finances, each week in this column we will
provide updates and information regarding a variety of
topics:
The end of our fiscal year is just around the corner. Now is a good time to check on the status of your pledge and, if needed, bring your contributions up to date. Please contact Vicky Kinney in the parish office if you have any questions. While some parishioners and ministries take a vacation over the summer, we are called to participate in Sunday Mass and share the gifts that God has entrusted to us. We encourage you to stay connected to STE, even when you are out of town by reading the bulletin online and/or the This Week at STE email, and continue to give in gratitude for your blessings. If you plan to be out of town, please consider sending your contribution to the parish office before you leave.
New $5K Match!
We have just received a brand new matching gift for the next $5K donated to the Heritage Fund. If you have been thinking about donating this year NOW is the perfect time to double the impact of your gift! Donate online today at www.stekc.org (or by check at the PMC) to support the legacy of outstanding Catholic education that is St. Elizabeth Catholic School. With your help, we can reach our $70K goal and this new matching challenge.
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Please notify the parish office when a loved one is serving in and
returning home from the military.
We remember in our prayers the loved ones of our
parish family who serve in the military:
Jeffery Dougherty, grandson of Connie Dougherty; Jacob
Giwa, son of Kathleen Giwa; Major James Harris, son-in-
law of John and Kieran Cullinan; John Kelly, son of Joe Kelly
Dear Parishioners,
Summer slows the pace of our community in some
noticeable ways. School's out. Some committees cease
meeting for a month or two. The Parish Office closes
at noon on Fridays. But there are still busy days. For
example, I am involved in the celebration of five
Sacraments on June 9! A friend is being ordained a
permanent deacon for our diocese that morning at the
Cathedral. I have a wedding here that afternoon. Following
that are Confessions at 3pm, then 4:30pm Mass. Right after
Mass is a Baptism. What a day! As a priest, it is good for
me to pause and give thanks for the privilege of being in
the middle of so much good and graced activity.
Unfortunately it's much easier to worry about it all getting
done: arriving on time, getting to the next thing, doing
what I need to do to prepare, conserving energy for what
remains. I have to keep reminding myself on such days of a
little mantra that came to me years ago: "Don't forget to
enjoy it!" These are joyful, beautiful, saving events that
deserve and cultivate a spirit of joy. Sacraments are sacred
moments in the life of a community as well as in the lives of
individuals. So with a grateful, disciplined spirit, I tell
myself: "Don't forget to enjoy it!"
I know there is eagerness among us to see external,
tangible progress on our building projects. People ask me
frequently when we are going to break ground. I love the
enthusiasm we all have for it! Our Building Committee is
working faithfully with the design team from Straub
Construction and Hollis + Miller Architects. We are making
progress but the amount of groundwork, as well as
consultation with the city and the diocese, paces the project
rather slowly at this point. There are so many facets to an
undertaking of this magnitude, and to do this work well, we
need to attend to those. We also can only build what we
can afford, and what we are allowed by diocesan policy to
begin. A project must have 70% of the total cost pledged,
and 50% of the total cost on deposit, before
groundbreaking can happen. We are making great
progress, and I know it's difficult to be patient, but things
are happening and moving in the right direction. I hope to
give an update soon!
Peace,
Fr. Greg
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In today’s second reading Saint Paul argues that a community’s journey of faith culminates in the thanksgiving expressed in the Eucharistic meal, when the bread is broken, the cup of salvation is lifted up and the covenant with Christ is affirmed. In fact, he maintains that the entire community’s “inner nature” is constantly being renewed in hope through this thanksgiving meal. Good stewards understand that the weekly celebration of the Eucharist is a communal gesture by which the gathered community reveals its faith and hope in the risen Lord. Moreover, that it is a profound communal act of faith that Christ is present and active in the world at this moment. Given that understanding, what responsibilities do we take on to lift up the faith of our community? What part do we play in giving it hope?
~International Catholic Stewardship Council
Stewardship Shout-Outs:
• To everyone who heard and answered the call to help
stock our food pantry last weekend
Pledged: $5.55 Million
Total Collected: $1,461,629 We continue to receive new pledges, each one getting us
closer to our next goal of 6 million dollars. If you have not
completed your commitment card yet you can do so online
or there will be cards and envelopes in the pews. We
would like every household in the parish to be part of
this campaign. Pledge online at www.stekc.org.
Have you been wondering when we will be starting
construction on the first project? According to diocesan
policy, we can't break ground on each project until we
have 50% of the money collected (and 70% pledged).
Based on pledges received to date and projected
collections we expect to reach this by the end of the year.
Straub Construction and the Building Committee are
developing a construction schedule to align with this
projection and the many logistical factors of major
construction on an occupied site.
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Food Pantry Notes
Keep the Food Pantry stocked this summer; your
generosity is greatly appreciated by the dozens of families
we serve each month!
Food Pantry Immediate Needs: cereal, canned fruit,
pasta sauce, pancake mix pouches, syrup, jelly, boxed
meal helpers, toilet paper, peanut butter
We remember in love our parishioners and
family members who have died in the
light of faith:
Stuart Bitner
Please pray for the family members and friends who
mourn. May they be comforted in their grief and find solace
in prayer and happy memories.
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Experience Pietra Fitness®…
A fitness class that stretches, strengthens and tones the
body while refreshing the soul with prayer. In only one
hour you will feel calmer, stronger, refreshed and
renewed! Classes for Women are offered on Mondays
at 6:00pm in the school library (enter thru Seton Hall)
and on Tuesdays at 8:15 am in Seton Hall.
Your first class is Free! 'Pay what you can' for subsequent
classes.
Bring an exercise mat and bottle of water. Contact Mary
Beth McClain, Certified Pietra Fitness Instructor
[email protected] with any questions.
St. Elizabeth BLOOD DRIVE
Friday, June 15, 2018 from 3pm – 7pm
School Gym
Book your appointment today at esavealifenow.org, enter
Sponsor Code: stelizabeth or contact David Brown at
816.523.7100 or [email protected].
Meet the Author: James Wilcox
Just in time for summer reading, author and St. E
parishioner James Wilcox will give us a behind-the-scenes
look at the driving forces behind his successful published
works of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. His best-selling
book, Miracle Child, is a testament to faith in times of trial.
And his latest novel, A Fall from Grace, takes readers on a
wild ride through some fictional corridors of church and
state. Join us in Seton Hall Monday, June 18, 7 – 8pm for a lively presentation and discussion.
Save the Date-Fr. Greg’s 25th
Jubilee
Join us Saturday, July 14, after
4:30pm Mass in the church parking lot (or Seton Hall in case of inclement
weather) to celebrate Fr. Greg's 25th
Anniversary Jubilee! Keep your eyes
open for more information coming
soon.
Habitat For Humanity/House of Abraham
Habitat for Humanity is excited to announce the House
Blessing for the new home of the Spencer family at 4319
Cypress Ave. KCMO. The blessing will be held Sunday,
June 10 from 2-4pm. Please join the House of
Abraham, Habitat staff, and board of directors as we
celebrate with Chilon Spencer and Family in the
ownership of their brand new home.
What’s a house blessing? When a Habitat home is
completed, the homeowners host a blessing to showcase
their new home to the community,
volunteers, Habitat staff, and sponsors.
The family is introduced and presented
the keys to their new home.
Hope to see you there!
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SCRIP SALES
Gift Cards can be purchased by turning in an order form located in the back of the church with payment to the PMC or school offices as well as ordering online at shopwithscrip.com. Once cards are available, you will be contacted and can pick up your cards at the PMC or school offices or have them delivered. Questions, please contact Karen Salas at (816) 519-2723 or [email protected].
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A big St. Elizabeth welcome to the following newly registered parishioners. We are so glad you are here!
Colin & Teall Adley
Greg & Laura Mitchell
Grace Owen
Dharshinie Jayamaha & Valentine Reid
Travis Stewart
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KC Public Schools Survey
KCPS is asking our community members to complete a stakeholder survey. This responsive survey will be an opportunity for stakeholders to provide insights and observations about academics, programs, services, operations, facilities, finances, communications, public perception, safety and security and other critical facets of the school system. The results of this survey will guide the KCPS improvement process. KCPS values all opinions and is eager to hear your responses. The goal is to get authentic responses from all stakeholders. Complete the survey today by visiting www.kcpublicschools.org/survey. The deadline to respond is 5pm Friday, June 29. Please help build the future of KCPS and public education in our city by participating in the 2018 Stakeholder Survey!
A Day of Personal Silent Reflection
Thursday, July 5th Join us for as many hours as you wish. Walk our beautiful grounds including a labyrinth. Pray in our chapel. We offer 7:00am Mass, hot and cold drinks throughout the day, and lunch with the Community if you so desire. Spiritual direction available. For details and to register contact Lucia Ferrara at [email protected] or 816-415-3745.
Precious Blood Renewal Center, 2130 St. Gaspar Way, Liberty, MO.
“Sister Act” Matinee Saturday, July 7th Social hour, Auction and Show to benefit student scholarships at the University of Saint Mary. Alumni and friends welcome. Social Hour & Silent Auction – 11am; Buffet – 12:15pm; Show – 1:15pm at New Theatre, 9229 Foster, Overland Park, KS. Tickets: $45 (includes lunch buffet) RSVP to Jane Distler, ’70 at [email protected] or 913-832-2288.
Rockhurst University Volleyball Camps
Rockhurst University is offering their annual volleyball camp this summer under the direction of head coach Tracy Rietzke. Volleyball players are encouraged to attend to develop their skills alongside members of the Rockhurst women’s volleyball team. For additional information, and to print your camp registration form, please visit rockhursthawks.com, and click on Inside Athletics ---> Rockhurst Camps. Hope to see you at volleyball camp!
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
Are you or a loved one suffering from abortion? Find hope and allow God to heal your heart by attending a Rachel’s Vineyard retreat. The second of the three 2018 Kansas City retreats will be on July 20-22. For more information or to register, please call Teresa O’Donnell at (816) 679-4973 or email [email protected] or visit www.rachelsvineyardkc.org.
June 11 – June 17
Monday June 11
7:00am Mass—Fr. Mahoney
6:00pm Pietra Fitness—School Library
Tuesday June 12
7:00am Mass
8:45am Pietra Fitness—SH
11:30am Mass
Wednesday June 13
7:00am Mass
Thursday June 14
7:00am Mass—Fr. Mahoney
11:30am Mass
7:00pm Knights of Columbus Meeting—SH
Friday June 15
7:00am Mass
3:00pm Blood Drive—School Gym
Saturday June 16
3:30pm Confessions
4:30pm Mass/2nd Collection - Communications
Sunday June 17/Father’s Day
7:30am Mass/2nd Collection - Communications
10:00am Mass/2nd Collection - Communications
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Mass Observations & Intentions June 11– 17
Monday St. Barnabas, Apostle
7:00am Jay Hoferer
Tuesday
7:00am Dana Munkers
11:30am Living & Deceased Members of the
Hagerty/Gier Families
Wednesday St. Anthony of Padua, Priest & Doctor
of the Church
7:00am Jay Hoferer
Thursday Flag Day
7:00am Stuart Bintner
11:30am Edwin & Rose Hagerty
Friday 7:00am Jay Hoferer
Saturday
4:30pm Mike & Janet Lillis
Sunday 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Father's Day
7:30am Frank Zondca
10:00am St. Elizabeth Parish Family
Weekday Servers
No Servers During Summer Weekday Masses
June 16/17
Servers
4:30pm Julia Sulzer, Subs Requested
7:30am Mary & Mike McNamara
10:00am Kennedy Hopson, Subs Requested
Lectors
4:30pm Jeff Hodes, Collene Sulzer
7:30am Donna Newell, Kerm Fendler
10:00am Sub Requested, Joel Jones
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
4:30pm Mary Sears, Vicki Saviano, Mary Beth Hodes,
Jeff Hodes, Sonya Salazar
7:30am Betty Novak, Anne Ira, Sue Rhodes,
Mark Tapko, Vince McInerney
10:00am Joyce Fish, Ian Wilcox, Beth Cressey
Bob Reiter, Jodie Reiter, Sub Request
Greeters
4:30pm Frank Slocomb, Paula Slocomb,
Everett Lanter, Sara Lanter 7:30am Cheri Kiekbusch, Kathy Hoferer,
John Dougherty, Loretta Hayes
10:00am Patricia Hilderbrand, Ryan Kremer, Jennifer Voravong, Sub Requested Gift Bearer 4:30pm Catherine Rice 7:30am Gary Lakey
10:00am Debby Allmon
Vocations Cross: Adrian Velasquez
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed
to combatting sexual abuse in the Church. If you are
a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or
suspect sexual abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at
1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently under the
age of 18), and
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911,
and
3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement
authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a
minor or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan
Ombudsman, Jenifer Valenti, at 816.812.2500 or
[email protected], if the abuse involves a priest,
deacon, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of
Kansas City-St. Joseph. The Diocese has a sincere
commitment to providing care and healing resources
to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please
contact Victim Advocate Kathleen Chastain at
816.392.0011 or [email protected] for more
information.
Readings for the Week of June 11 , 2018
Mon: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6 [cf.
2b]/Mt 5:1-12
Tues: 1 Kgs 17:7-16/Ps 4:2-3, 4-5, 7b-8 [7a]/Mt 5:13-16 Wed: 1 Kgs 18:20-39/Ps 16:1b-2ab, 4, 5ab and 8, 11 [1b]/Mt
5:17-19
Thu: 1 Kgs 18:41-46/Ps 65:10, 11, 12-13 [2a]/Mt 5:20-26
Fri: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16/Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 13-14 [8b]/Mt
5:27-32
Sat: 1 Kgs 19:19-21/Ps 16:1b-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10 [cf. 5a]/Mt
5:33-37 Next Sunday: Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/2
Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34
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Church Office: 2 East 75th St. Kansas City, MO 64114
Summer Hours: Monday – Thursday 8am – 4:30pm
Friday 8am – Noon
Website: www.stekc.org
Office…………………………………………………....(816) 523-2405
Fax…………………………………………..…………...(816) 444-9858
Pastor
Fr. Greg Haskamp……………………………………….……ext. 3149
Email……………………………………………[email protected]
Pastoral Associate Dcn. Mike McLean………………………..…………………..ext. 3154
Email………………………………………………[email protected]
Secretary
Beth Cressey…………………………………………………...ext. 3170
Email…….………………………………………[email protected]
Business Manager
Vicky Kinney……………………………………….…………...ext. 3157
Email………………………….……………………[email protected]
Director – Music/Liturgy
Susie Adams…..………………………...…………………….ext. 3155
Email…………………………………………………[email protected]
Director – Stewardship/Development
Heather Solis…………………………………………………..ext. 3147
Email…………………………………………………[email protected]
Social Services
Teresa Medina..…………………………………………….ext. 3148
Email……………………………….……………[email protected]
School of Religion
Amy Wantz…….………….…………[email protected]
Confirmation
Erin Gabert…..……………………[email protected]
RCIA
Mary Cary……………………………[email protected]
School Office
14 West 75th St., Kansas City, MO 64114
Website: www.stekcschool.org
Office………………………..…………..…………...(816) 523-7100
Fax……………………………………..….……….....(816) 523-2566
Principal
Pat Kollasch……………………….…[email protected]
Assistant Principal
Joann Aubuchon…………………[email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Pat Dennis………………………….…[email protected]
Receptionist
Maureen Hogan……………………[email protected]
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