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    St. Michael's August 26, 2012 Bulletin

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    This weekly bulletin from Saint Michael Church in Girard, Kansas provides the mass schedule, notes from the pastor, and announcements about upcoming events. The pastor thanks volunteers who helped install a crucifix at the parish hall and donors who helped obtain supplies. He announces that religious education classes will now be called Parish School of Religion (PSR) starting in September, and provides the teaching schedule. The bulletin also lists the finance report, upcoming meetings, and prayers for parishioners who recently passed away.

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    This weekly bulletin from Saint Michael Church in Girard, Kansas provides the mass schedule, notes from the pastor, and announcements about upcoming events. The pastor thanks volunteers who helped install a crucifix at the parish hall and donors who helped obtain supplies. He announces that religious education classes will now be called Parish School of Religion (PSR) starting in September, and provides the teaching schedule. The bulletin also lists the finance report, upcoming meetings, and prayers for parishioners who recently passed away.

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    This weekly bulletin from Saint Michael Church in Girard, Kansas provides the mass schedule, notes from the pastor, and announcements about upcoming events. The pastor thanks volunteers who helped install a crucifix at the parish hall and donors who helped obtain supplies. He announces that religious education classes will now be called Parish School of Religion (PSR) starting in September, and provides the teaching schedule. The bulletin also lists the finance report, upcoming meetings, and prayers for parishioners who recently passed away.

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    This weekly bulletin from Saint Michael Church in Girard, Kansas provides the mass schedule, notes from the pastor, and announcements about upcoming events. The pastor thanks volunteers who helped install a crucifix at the parish hall and donors who helped obtain supplies. He announces that religious education classes will now be called Parish School of Religion (PSR) starting in September, and provides the teaching schedule. The bulletin also lists the finance report, upcoming meetings, and prayers for parishioners who recently passed away.

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    106 N. Western Ave. Girard, KS 66743 Tel.

    (620)724-8717

    Weekly Bulletin

    of

    Saint Michael Church, Girard


    www.stmichaelgirard.com

    GIRARD Sat. 5:30pm Sun. 10:00 am Sat. 2:00-2:45pm

    ARMA 4:00pm 8:00 am 3:15-3:45pm

    Weekdays before Mass; anytime by appointment.


    STAFF Fr. Roger Lumbre Pastor Janel Scales Bookkeeper/Bulletin Editor Faith Paoni Secretary Rectory Office Hours Tues-Fri 9AM-Noon Closed on Mondays Tel. (620) 724-8717

    Notes From the Pastor: Words of thanks and appreciation to Dale Coomes and Mark Peak and their spouses for hanging our crucifix there at the hall. Now we can truly say, finally, we succeeded in hanging Jesus at our hall! Those of you who havent seen it yet, feel free to drop by to see it for yourself. That gives our hall a strong catholic identity. Hopefully we will not scare the non-catholic away from our hall. We also thank Faith Paoni whose research helped us purchase the crucifix at a cheaper price. Also, once more, thank you to Derailed Commodity and the Smith family for picking up the crucifix with their van from the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia and bring it here to us, saving us a thousand dollars for shipping. Derailed Commodity has also donated many aprons for our Meals In His Name volunteers. For that we are really grateful! Thank you also to Larry Hammerbacher for a job well done at our ground by the hall and most of all for not charging us for his labor saving us more than a thousand dollars. May God bless all of you for all your generosity! As classes in our public schools start, we will also be starting on September 12, Wednesday our Catechism Classes. Our parish picnic on Sunday, September 9 th will be at the same time as our back to Catechism Bash! One of the changes we are making this school year is the name CCD to PSR. Do you know what CCD means? Many do not. It means Confraternity of Christian Doctrine which was organized way back 1562 with the purpose of giving religious instructions to the faithful. But as the years passed, especially nowadays, there is no more such organization existing but dioceses and parishes conducting their own religious instructions for our children. Many of the parishes, with or without catholic schools, have been using now the phrase Parish School of Religion or PSR. In fact, another term is becoming more popular nowadays which conveys more appropriately the goal that Christ wants us to achieve: faith formation. For now Faith Formation is a general term for all our educational efforts for both young and adults (like bible studies, retreats, recollections, doctrinal studies, etc), so we will follow our dioceses encouragement to use the term PSR for our catechetical instruction for our children. Enrollment forms are now available at the back of the Church for our parents to fill up. You may submit them at the parish office or give it to me after the weekend masses before our PSR starts. We thank our coordinators for this school year: Janel Scales and Barb Duling for the afternoon classes and Michelle Puckett for our evening classes. Next Sunday(9/02/2012) 10:00 AM E. Wilson, J. Duling, J. Brokob, R. Ziegler Eileen Bland Sienna Paoni Marilyn Bradshaw & Mary Ann Lepoglow
    Arma Girard Arma Girard Girard Arma Girard Girard Arma Arma Girard Arma Girard Arma Girard

    Next Saturday(9/01/2012) Altar Servers: 5:30 PM C. & G. Muia

    E. M. H. C. Lectors: Gift Bearers:

    Rhonda Stonerock Tony Stonerock Steve & Tina Kirkpatrick

    Mass Schedules & Intentions for August 25th-September 2nd:


    Aug 25 26 27 28 29 30 Sept 31 01 02 Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 4:00 PM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 7:00 AM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 8AM-6PM 8:00 AM 8:30AM-4PM 7:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM Francis Buche Marion Lowe Julia LaSota Pro Populo NO MASS Ernesta Amershek Marion Lowe Eucharistic Adoration Julia LaSota Eucharistic Adoration Tony Kavcich Geno Marchetti Verl Diskin Pro Populo Marion Lowe

    We also thank our volunteer catechists this school year: Kandell Amershek, 1st grade, Janel Scales, 2nd grade, Mary Brake, 3rd grade, Rick Duling, 4th grade, Barb Duling, 5th grade, Butch Reif, 6th grade, Mary and Chris Leritz, 7th Grade, Doug and Kristen Graham, 8th grade, Pat Westhoff, 10th grade, Mary McClaskey, 11th grade, and Dr. and Mrs. Adam Paoni, 12th grade. This is also our confirmation year and I thank Dr. and Mrs. Adam Paoni, Pat Westhoff and Michelle Puckett for volunteering as members of our confirmation team with me. Thanks also to our CYM coordinators: Rachel Ausemus and Carrie Smith! I am also handling the 9th grade, unless someone would like to volunteer to teach them. Also we need more volunteers to be substitute teachers and classrooms aids! Please let me know if you want to help us with our catechism efforts! Welcome to our PSR! God bless you all! Fr. Roger PSR Enrollment Forms-Please pick up an enrollment form to register your child in St. Michaels Parish School of Religion, which begins on Wednesday, September 12th. St. Michaels Altar Society All ladies of the parish are invited to the Altar Society, Monday, August 27th at 6pm in the parish hall. We will begin discussions on the Fall Bazaar, which is scheduled for Sunday, October 28th. Come and share your thoughts and ideas!

    COLLECTIONS Last Week Contributions Children's Offering Expenses Over/ (Under)


    Saint Michaels Upcoming Events Finance Council Tony Stonerock-Chair 2nd Thursday of Month, 5pm Rosary Altar Society Next meeting, Aug. 27th At 6pm in the Hall. Helping Hands Need help or want to volunteer, Call Carrie Smith, 724-6684 Parish Council Dale Coomes-Chair Next Meeting, TBA Knights of Columbus 1st Tuesday of Month, 7pm St. Michael Parish Hall Daughters of Isabella Call Marilyn Bradshaw, 724-7133

    July 2012 to date $22,480.63 $265.76 $11,703.74 $11,042.65

    $3,143.00 $37.00

    That Man in You Friday mornings at 6am, starting September 7th.

    Benefit for Steve VanLeeuwen A benefit hog roast and auction will be held on Saturday, August 25th at the St. Michaels Parish Hall. Food will be served from 5pm to 7pm, with the auction starting at 7:30pm. Free will donations will be accepted. Important Dates August 26 all catechists are invited to attend the Catechists Fair at Our Lady of Lourdes September 8/9 Bishop Jackels will be visiting our parish and will celebrate the weekend masses with us; September 9 Mass will be at 10:30 AM with Bishop Jackels; installation of our catechists within the mass; Parish Picnic follows at the hall and church ground food, band, and games! Please plan ahead and unite with one another! September 12- CCD Classes starts

    Online Calendar If you have an upcoming parish event that you would like posted on our St. Michaels website calendar, please call Nancy Bauer at Let us pray for the eternal repose of the souls 724-8533. Remember, our web address is stmichaelgirard.com of our brothers who passed away this week: and in addition to the calendar of parish events, you can find pho- +Ed Perrin, passed away last Monday and was buried last Wednesday. tos of parish events, bulletins, parish information and more! +Pete Masser, passed away last Wednesday. Rosary will be this Sunday at Friskel Funeral Homes in Frontenac at 7PM, and funeral mass will be this Monday, August 27th at 10AM at our church here in Saint Michael! Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual life ST. MICHAEL, DEFEND US IN ALL OUR BATTLES! shine upon them. Amen!

    St. Augustine, A Story of Classic Conversion One of the greatest saints of the Church--a Bishop and teacher, whose writings have influenced Christianity even to our own time--spent a good part of his early life trying to avoid becoming a Christian! He was born in North Africa in 354 A.D., a part of Africa that was ruled by the Romans. His father was a Roman official and a pagan, but his mother, Monica, was a Catholic. The persecutions had ended a few years earlier and the Church was growing by leaps and bounds. His dad wanted him to be a scholar, but his mother urged him toward the higher life. He was intelligent, good-looking, and wanted to please his mother, so he enrolled as a catechumen and began taking instructions to enter the Church. He soon drifted away from his instructions because he wanted everything about God PROVEN to him. His Dads finances fell and Augustine quit the instructions and education. He discovered what hed been missing--the good times, the girls, and the parties. He went with the wrong crowd and for the next decade or so, led an evil life, embracing pagan religions. At 19, he took a mistress and they had a son. He began teaching in Rome for a time, then they moved to Milan to teach. While there, he met St. Ambrose. Gradually, he saw that his party life was empty and meaningless. Ambroses words moved him, caused him to remember the strength of his mothers faith. Meanwhile, his mother, Monica, decided it was time to get her sons life in order, so she joined him in Milan to help him marry and settle down. Monica had been praying for his eventual conversion for nearly 20 years! Augustine wanted to settle down, but his mind wouldnt give him any peace. One day, as he was reading the letters of St. Paul, he decided to become a Catholic. His mothers prayers were answered when he again became a catechumen in Milan. His son joined him also and father and son were baptized together by St. Ambrose at the Easter Vigil in 387 A.D. Augustine was 33 at the time. He returned to North Africa to distribute all of his possessions to the poor. He became a priest first, then was elevated to bishop, Bishop of Hippo, his own diocese in North Africa, a post he kept for 35 years until his death. He felt hed come to love the Lord so late that he had lots of catching up to do. He made many journeys throughout Europe and Africa and wrote many books and sermons. He was named Doctor of the Church in recognition of his great contributions to theology. Two of his better known books are: The City of God and also Confessions. One of his most impressive statements was: Our hearts were made for Thee, O, Lord, and they are restless until they rest in Thee. He died on August Article by Marcel Normand 28, 430 A.D. His feast day is this Tuesday.

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