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“...to encounter the face of Jesus Christ on our heavenly journey through prayer, education, the Eucharist and discipleship”
Parish Family Bulletin
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St. Peter Parish Staff
Pastor……....Rev. Bernard X. Gorges Email….………[email protected] Pastor cell #...316-655-9384 Business Manager...Paula Duling Email……[email protected] Parish Secretary ...Jill Allison Email…[email protected] Youth Director………John Linnebur Email...[email protected]
Parish Office
Phone…...……..……….…..….522-4728 Fax………..…….….….524-0932 Hours……...Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-4 pm
St. Peter Catholic School
Phone………....….…..…...524-6585 Fax/Gym……….……….……...524-1656 Email………[email protected] Principal…...….………. Brenda Hickok School Secretary…...Kelly Gerstenkorn
Bulletin Deadline
- Wed.-12 noonEucharistic Ministry for Homebound Parishioners
Please call the Parish Office at 522-4728.
Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time SEPTEMBER 23, 2018
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Sacraments
Reconciliation:
Weekdays- before 8 am Daily Mass, and 6-6:30 pm (Tuesday-Thursday) Saturdays - 3:30 pm, after every Sat.
evening Mass, or by appointment
Baptisms:
Parents must meet with Fr. Bernie prior to baptism. To schedule an appoint- ment, please call the Parish Office.
Marriages:
Nine months notice to pastor; must be a registered and participating member.
Mass Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday…...……….Vigil 4:00 pm Sunday…….…..…....8 & 10:30 am Daily Masses
Mon., Fri., & Sat.. ... 8 am Tues., Wed, Thurs.…8 am & 6:30 pm Holy days - Check bulletin
Children’s Adoration...Sat 3 pm First Friday Devotions…….after 8
am
“...In today's Gospel we see the disciples acting very...well...human. They are bickering about who is the greatest among them. While this is not a very polite behavior, yet a very human tendency. Jesus teaches them that in order to be greater they have to allow themselves to be less. What does he mean by this? Often being a good steward means doing your very best without public acknowledgement, accolades, promotions, etc. Often it means humbling yourself and doing work that points to the greatness in others. This is being “fully alive.”
While the word "servant" does not always appeal to us, it is a fitting description of Jesus. If we are seeking a life of holiness, we must remember Jesus' words: If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be the last of all and the servant of all.”-Office of Stewardship, Catholic Diocese of Wichita
Readings/Gospel
Next Sunday, September 30, 2018 Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time First Reading: Numbers 11:25-29
Resp: The precepts of the Lord give joy to the heart.
Second Reading: James 5:1-6 Gospel: Mark 9:38-43,45,47-48
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UAngela Hegarty - mother of Terry Hegarty
That our beloved dead may be greeted by God’s loving mercy, we pray to the Lord.
Latchkey Teacher Opening
St. Peter Catholic School Latchkey Program has two openings for Teachers during the school year on Friday afternoons from 3:10 pm-5:30 pm. Please email Kelly at kgerstenkorn@stpet- erschulte.com
LIGHTHOUSE-
This book is an exhilarating conversion story of a devout Baptist who relates how he overcame his hostility to the Catholic Church by serious Bible study and vast research into the writings of the early Church Fathers. Per- haps the most complete compilation of biblical andpatristic quotations available on Baptism and the Eucharist.
Check it out at our LIGHTHOUSE kiosks!
To fill an open
Eucharistic Adoration
spot, Mondays at noon, Fridays at 4 am, Saturdays at 4 pm, Sundays at 12 am (midnight), 1 am or 10 am, or to be a sub, please call Carol Siegrist at 524-6357 or Sherry Robben 794-8039.Confirmation-
The next class will be Wed. Oct 3 at 8 pm. A class schedule can be found on the parish Confirmation webpage.St. Peter’s Parish School of Religion
Our classes began Sunday, Sept. 16, from 9:15-10:15 in the WEST WING of the school for all grades. The class schedule can be found on the parish PSR webpage. It is not too late to register; the link is: rebrand.ly/PSRreg
St. Peter Parish is in need!
We need a pianist/organist/guitarist for weekend Masses. We can start you off with just a song or two!
Flexible scheduling available. Contact Mike Sanders, 316- 761-6579 or [email protected]
St. Peter Parish is looking for a
Perpetual Adoration Coordinator.
Please prayer- fully consider volunteering for this position by con- tacting the Parish Office.Volunteer with the Lord’s Diner
Join your fellow parishioners on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Broadway location, 11 am-1 pm or 5:15-7:45 pm. Contact Jean, [email protected], 316- 524-5502 or Sarah, [email protected] St. Peter will next serve on Thursday, September 27.
The St. Peter’s Adult Church Choir
rehearses on Weds. at 7:15 pm in the church. The Choir is in need of new voices in all parts, i.e., Soprano, Alto, Tenor, AND Bass. All members of the parish, 8th grade and older, are invited to come. Contact Dorsey Burgess at 316-644-3097 for more info.Mon, Sept. 24-8 am Mass; Little Flowers 3:30 pm
Tues, Sept. 25-8 am Mass; Confessions 6 pm; 6:30 pm Mass;
Pack 774 Mtg 7 pm; Men’s Basketball 8:30 pm
Wed, Sept. 26-8 am Mass; Confessions 6 pm; 6:30 pm Mass;
JCYM 6:45 pm; Choir Practice 7:15 pm; CYM 8 pm Thurs, Sept. 27-8 am Mass; Confessions 6 pm; 6:30 pm Mass; Stewardship Committee Mtg 7:15 pm
Fri, Sept. 28–8 am Mass
Sat, Sept. 29-8 am Mass; Confessions 3:30 pm; 4 pm Mass (Confessions to follow)
Sun, Sept. 30-8 am Mass; PSR 9:15 am; 10:30 am Mass; NFP class 7 pm
Altar Society Fall Bazaar Country Store
The Altar Society Fall Bazaar is Sat., Oct. 13, 2018. The Coun- try Store sells bierocks, cinnamon rolls, and homemade items donated by parishioners. Please help us make this successful year. Brownies, cakes, breads, cookies, pies, jams, and jellies are always a hit! Further information will follow, so watch the bulletin!
Diocesan Anniversary Mass, Oct. 14
Bishop Kemme will celebrate the annual Mass on Oct. 14 beginning at 3:30 pm with a reception fol- lowing in Good Shepherd Hall. All couples cele-
brating an anniversary ending in a 0 or 5 and all couples cele- brating 50 years or more are invited. 685-5240 to register
SCRIP Update
Have you recently sent your child off to college or new job?
What better way to let them know you are thinking of them then to drop a card in the mail that contains a SCRIP card? You can purchase them after Mass at the SCRIP table, or by calling Tara, 204-6155 or Deb, 650-6642.
JCYM & CYM
Join us this Wednesday in praying for the deceased of our cemetery and putting flowers on their graves. If you have not registered for JCYM or CYM, please visit: rebrand.ly/
JCYM-CYM
Thank you to Dominic Heincker,
Markus Ristich, Kevin Carrol
and Steve Weesner
for all of your hard work maintaining the ball fields and running the softball leagues for our parish. Check out the standings on their Facebook page: St Peter Schulte Softball!3
Natural Family Planning
For class times and dates please call NFP office at 685-5240, ext. 16. There are several opportunities and locations.
Knights of Columbus Memorial Plaque
The Knights of Columbus Council #3114 have a memorial plaque on the back of the entrance
sign to St. Peter the Apostle campus. If your deceased loved one was a member and you wish to have his name engraved on the plaque, please contact Gary Hoppe, 722-4008, [email protected], for the consent form.
One Day Bus Trip to Cathedral of the Osage and Pioneer Woman Mercantile
Senior Adult Ministry is inviting all adults to a one day bus tip to Pawhuska, OK to visit the Cathedral of the Osage and the Pioneer Woman Mercantile on Oct. 3. The $135 cost of the trip includes a meal at the Mercantile. Departure time is 12:30 pm and estimated return time is 10 pm. Please contact Village Tours at 721-4455 or 1-800-333-0312 to register or for more information.
A Message from Bishop Kemme
The Diocese of Wichita has had policies regarding protection of youth for over 15 years.
Therese Seiler, vice chancellor and victim assistance coordina- tor for the diocese, said Bishop Carl A. Kemme has a diverse group of individuals, a Review Board, who act in an advisory capacity regarding allegations of child sexual abuse by Church personnel as well as assisting with review of policies and pro- cedures with a focus on safeguarding youth.
In addition to Seiler and Bishop Kemme, members of the Re- view Board are Fr. David Lies, the diocesan vicar general, a pastor, a judge, a representative of law enforcement, a clinical psychologist, a physician, and a social worker.
“It is a good breadth of people and experience to assist the bishop as we move forward to create safe environments for youth,” Seiler said last week.
Although the board meets quarterly to review policies and pro- cedures, she said, a special meeting will be called if necessary to address a complaint of child sexual abuse when abuse by diocesan personnel is alleged.
The diocese, of course, follows the mandatory reporting laws of the State of Kansas, she said. “Those state that if someone has reason to believe that a child has been abused, they have to re- port that…to law enforcement or to the Kansas Department of Children and Families.”
Mandatory reporters include employees of diocesan Catholic schools, counselors, doctors, and nurses.
The diocese also has a separate reporting policy.
“If there is an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor child, un- der 18, by Church personnel, it should first be reported to law enforcement or the Kansas Department of Children and Fami- lies…it would then need to be reported to the Victim Assistance Coordinator for the diocese,” Seiler said.
If she receives an allegation, she reaches out to the victim's family for additional information, encourages them to report the matter to authorities, and lets them know she may also re- port the matter.
“It would then go before the Charter Review Board for discus- sion,” Seiler said. “Names are not discussed, only the situa- tions that have been brought forward.”
Bishop Kemme published a letter in the Sept. 7 edition of the Catholic Advance, that is also at CatholicDioceseOfWichita.org, reflecting on the sexual abuse crisis in the church.
“I feel compelled to respond in a way that will bring forth for all entrusted with leadership in our wounded Church the graces we bishops need to restore the trust of our good people,” he wrote.
The abuse has scandalized many in the church and must end, he said.
“We have and must continue to develop clear, transparent and effective policies and procedures to address this crisis; we must also rely on prayer; intense and frequent prayer,” Bishop Kemme said.
Prayer coupled with fasting will drive this demon out and re-
Nourish Program-Care for the Caregiver
Anyone juggling the challenges of everyday life, health, career, and caring for an aging parent, spouse, grandparent, grandchild, or child with a disability, in town or at a dis- tance is invited to an informational workshop on Monday, Oct. 1, 7 pm, St. Catherine’s Carpet Room, 3642 N. Ridge Rd, Wichita, 67205 and a monthly support group for care- givers will begin meeting on Thursday, Oct. 11, from noon -1:30 pm at the St. Joseph Pastoral Center in Room 207. To register or for more information, Sharon Witzell, Senior Adult Ministries, 685-5240 or Myra Jacobs, Persons with Disabilities Ministry, 269-3900
store the peace that we so long for in our church. We who allowed this demon to wreak havoc in our hearts, the bishops, must also do penance and make reparation.”
Bishop Kemme said he will be fasting and praying on the first Friday of the month and spend his holy hour on that day “in reparation for my sins and in particular for the sins and crimes of bishops, priests and religious who have abused minors and young adults in any way.”
He welcomed anyone else, especially priests and reli- gious, to adopt the practice to combat “this powerful and destructive demon of our times.”
A Message from Bishop Kemme (cont’d)
In-Home Respite Care
In-Home Respite Care, a program of Senior Services, Inc of Wichita provides a trained worker to come to a caregiver’s home to relieve them of their full-time caregiving responsi- bilities for a minimum of 3 hours per week. Please contact Dolores Cooper, 267-0302 extension 233, Mon-Fri 12:30- 4:30 pm
Liturgical Ministers
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Sept 29-30 4 pm Mass 8 am Mass 10:30 am Mass Lector/Comm.
Oliver Price/Betty Hunt Tyler Dans el/Kate Grant Little Flower Lector/Commenta tor
Euch. Min. HostFr. Bernie/Li sa Bos ley/Ben Cott/Jud y Cott Fr. Bernie/Ch ris Lubbers /Kelli Lubb ers /Jacob Lubbers Fr. Bernie/Le e Cotham/Andre a Coth am/Tas ha Denton/ Rick Hageman/Rh onda Hageman
Gift Bearers
Bob & Lynette Sundeen Chris & Annie Baalmann Chris Berger
Mass Greeters
B) Bob & Linda Schmidt N) Je ssica Ri stich S) Debbie Snyder B) John & Darla Thome N) Jerry Zell er S) Pat Crabtree B) & N) & S) Little Flower s Families
Rosary Leader
Marc Schlomer Je an nie Ze lle r Renee Bockover
Ushers
Darren Richuber/ Conner Richuber/ Dylan Richuber/ Colton Ricke Frank Blas i/Mike Dreiling /Pat Duga n/Patrick Dugan/ Martin Freund/Domi nic Heincker Leo Welters /Jimmie Allen/Da vid Bu rford/Cody Denton/ Brad Forres t/David Gehle n
MC
Ethan McMullen John Dugan Kyle Eck
Altar Servers
Paige Gers tenkorn/Ce lia Snets inger /Emmy Du co te /B rig id G orm ley /B en G ers te nk orn Ca ro lin e M art in/ Ju de Rio pe l/D om ini c R iop el/ Th om as M art in/ Kory Schoenfeld Andy Lively/Bl ake Addis /Ryan Addi s/Blake Hans ard/ Keaton Hans ard
Cantor/Musician
Jack Snyder//Be tty Hunt Ann Steffen//Mike Sanders Ch oir //J ulie Rie dlin ge r
Upcoming Mass Intentions
Saturday, September 22
8 am Special Intentions
4 pm Chris and Ginger Girrens
Sunday, September 238 am VJoan Schmeidler
10:30 am People of the Parish
Monday, September 248 am VJoseph & VChristine Damilini
Tuesday, September 258 am VJerome Metzen 6:30 pm Special Intentions
Wednesday, September 26
8 am VSarah Probst 6:30 pm Special Intentions
Thursday, September 27
8 am VMarian Girrens
6:30 pm Special Intentions
Friday, September 288 am VJosephine Miller
Saturday, September 298 am Special Intentions
4 pm VClaude Leis
Sunday, September 308 am People of the Parish
10:30 am VRosemarie Lempka
Weekday Servers
Mon., Sept 24, 8 am Mass
Tues., Sept 25, 8 am Mass (MC: Julius Matzek) Sam Duling, Benedict Johnson, Brady Duling, Corrine Landwehr, Jude Riopel
Wed., Sept 26, 8 am Mass (MC: Julius Matzek) McKenna Ellis, Benedict Johnson, Brady Duling, Corrine Landwehr, Jude Riopel
Thurs., Sept 27, 8 am Mass (MC: Julius Matzek) McKenna Ellis, Benedict Johnson, Brady Duling, Corrine Landwehr, Jude Riopel
Fri., Sept 28, 8 am Mass (MC: Evan McMullen) McKenna Ellis, Cailyn Knipp, Brady Duling, Corrine Landwehr, Jude Riopel
TREASURE REPORT
For Fiscal Year 7/1/18- 6/30/19September 16, 2018 Gifts
Weekly Budget …….……… $43,000.00 Regular Offerings ………….……… 37,507.36 Current Year Balance ……...……….………… (73,097.21)
Building Fund for September
Monthly Loan Payment …….……...….… $20,700.00 Pink Envelopes …….……...………....….………. 6,618.00 Current Year End Balance ………... (14,082.00) Loan Balance (amount still owed)……… 494,678.38
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Lubricants Steve Brenner 316/648-7241
Mortuaries • Crematory 10515 W. Maple • 773-4553
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Small Animals Medicine
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Restoration Specialist
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D&S Body Shop
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