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    St. Joseph Parish: Celebration of The Eucharist

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    This weekly bulletin from St. Joseph Parish in Olpe, KS provides information about mass times and intentions, upcoming events and activities, and reflections for parishioners. It announces the parish's progress toward its Call to Share fundraising goal. It also includes the liturgy schedule, requests for donations to decorate the church for Easter and provide food for the backpack program, and an announcement of an Easter egg hunt after Easter mass.

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    This weekly bulletin from St. Joseph Parish in Olpe, KS provides information about mass times and intentions, upcoming events and activities, and reflections for parishioners. It announces the parish's progress toward its Call to Share fundraising goal. It also includes the liturgy schedule, requests for donations to decorate the church for Easter and provide food for the backpack program, and an announcement of an Easter egg hunt after Easter mass.

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    This weekly bulletin from St. Joseph Parish in Olpe, KS provides information about mass times and intentions, upcoming events and activities, and reflections for parishioners. It announces the parish's progress toward its Call to Share fundraising goal. It also includes the liturgy schedule, requests for donations to decorate the church for Easter and provide food for the backpack program, and an announcement of an Easter egg hunt after Easter mass.

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    St.

    Joseph Parish
    Fr. John Cordes, Pastor
    306 Iowa, PO Box 165, Olpe, KS 620-475-3326
    Parish email: st.joseph_olpe@yahoo.com
    Father John email: frcordes03@yahoo.com
    Facebook: “St. Joseph Catholic Church”
    March 18, 2018 – Fifth Sunday of Lent

    Celebration of the Eucharist:


    Mon-Friday @ 7:30 AM Saturday @ 5:00 PM Sunday @ 8:30 AM First Sat. @ 7:30 AM

    St. Joseph Parish Contacts: COLLECTION Last Week:


    Parish Bookkeeper: Laurie Schmidt 475-3326 Plate $ 150.50
    office hours - Wed./Fri. 9-12 Envelopes 1,497.00 (45 adults)
    Bulletin deadline-TUESDAY @ noon Leaven 54.00
    Social Support 240.00
    Altar Society: Kim Irwin 475-3295 Am. Bishops collection 25.00
    Cemetery: Terry Taylor 340-5062 Capital Impr. 20.00
    Finance Council Clare Spellman 208-6110 TOTAL …………. $1,986.50
    Funeral Dinners: Linda Dieker 475-3567
    Knights of Columbus: Brian Flott 343-9241 WOW! SO MANY THANKS during this Lenten
    Liturgy Committee Diana Kuhlmann 475-3784 season—a season of sacrifices—to all who have
    Pastoral Council: Diana Kuhlmann “ prioritized the financial stability of our church
    Religious Ed: Rose Redeker 475-3403 through your donations. We appreciate the
    sacrifice you make to support our parish.

    ST. JOSEPH PRAYER LIST THANK YOU and God Bless!!


    Robyn Bechtel, Montana Cole, Aiden Dreier, Gil Gardner, Dave
    Goodell, Lorene Haag, Roy & Marilyn Kuhlmann, Amy R., Kevin
    Redeker, Dave Schneider, Jim Schultz, Kerry Schulz, Gary
    Trear, Jim Wecker.
    United States Army: SFC Matthew S. Richter, Sgt. Austin
    Burenheide, Pvt. Johnnie Bell, Captain Jacob Haag, Pvt. Sat. 03/17 5:00 pm +Lucille Trear
    Brandon Raybourn Sun. 03/18 8:30 am For the people of our parish
    Marines: Lt. Colonel James Bechtel Navy: Robert King Mon. 03/19 7:30 am +Helen Windle
    National Guard: Captain Ben Pimpl, Com. Sgt. Steve Harmon Tues. 03/20 7:30 am +John Blaufuss
    Wed. 03/21 7:30 am To be announced
    Thurs. 03/22 7:30 am Liv/Dec. St. Anne’s mbrs.
    Baptisms/Anointing of Sick/Counseling: Fri. 03/23 7:30 am To be announced
    Contact Fr. John
    Sat. 03/24 5:00 pm +Sylvia Klumpe
    Marriages/Annulments: Sun. 03/25 8:30 am For the people of our parish
    Marriages – contact Fr. John 6 mos. prior
    Reconciliation:
    Saturdays @ 4:30 pm
    First Sat. after 7:30 AM mass, or by appt. HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
    Adoration: March 29 Holy Thursday mass – 7 PM
    Wed. in chapel – 8 am to 10 pm (use south door) March 30 Good Friday service – 3 PM
    March 31 Easter Vigil Mass – 8 PM
    April 1 Easter Sunday Mass – 8:30 AM

    NEW BULLETIN DEADLINE- Tuesday Reminder: Fridays during Lent are obligatory days of
    abstinence for Catholics. This means one full meal as
    at noon. well as two smaller meals and abstinence from meat.
    LITURGY SCHEDULE

    Saturday, March 24 Sunday, March 25 (PALM SUNDAY)


    Servers: Max Blaufuss, Derek Hoelting Servers: Eli and Lucas Blankley
    Lectors: Clare Spellman, Jade Cole Lectors: Donna True, Michael Ratcliff
    Minister: Clare Spellman Minister: Rose Redeker
    Gift Bearers: Eric Hoelting family Gift Bearers: Eric True family
    Sacristan: Alan Nuessen

    NOTE: There will be NO Chalice (wine) until Holy Thursday due to flu/cold season.

    MARK YOUR CALENDAR…..


    March 18 Reconciliation service – 6 PM
    March 20 Blood pressure/sugar screenings – Fellowship Meals – 10:30 AM
    March 21 Stations of the cross – 7:10 PM ----- NO CCD due to Spring Break
    Knights of Columbus meeting – following Stations
    March 22 Flying Needles – 1 PM – Olpe Plaza
    March 25 PALM SUNDAY – Beginning of HOLY WEEK
    April 5 Pastoral Council – 6:30 PM

    As the Call to Share campaign draws to a close, we Thank YOU for your
    donations. We have approx. 89 donors contributing $10,155 of our $12,805 goal. You can still
    drop your donation in the offering or mail directly to the Archdiocese. Check out this website
    to see where your donations are going: www.calltoshare.org

    The third and fourth grade class would like to invite the parish to participate in the final service project of the year. We will
    be participating in the backpack food program for students during the Lenten season. Your donations can be placed in the
    backpacks in the back of church. The program is in need of the following items; boxed macaroni and cheese, fruit cups,
    chicken and tuna packets, pop tarts, ramen noodles, canned Vienna sausages, canned ravioli, canned spaghetti O's, and
    single serving shelf stable milk. Thank you for helping us help those who are hungry.
    ……………………………Rose, Tasia, and the third and fourth grade CCD class

    St. Anne’s Altar Society members will be collecting donations in the back of church after
    mass the weekends of March 17/18 and 24/25 to decorate the altars for Easter. Thank you
    in advance for your gracious generosity!

    Speaking of those Easter flowers……If you would like to donate


    $25 towards the purchase of Easter flowers in memory of a loved
    one, please call Donna Farr (475-3794) or Laurie Schmidt (475-
    3283) BY MARCH 25.

    CALLING ALL Infants to 9 year olds………There will be an Easter egg hunt directly after
    Easter Sunday mass. Please meet near Father John’s front porch after mass for
    instructions. In case of inclement weather, Father will distribute the eggs after mass.
    FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT REFLECTION
    It’s the Culture…..
    th
    In the last part of the 20 Century while other thinkers and activists were busy looking to political, economic,
    and legal structures to improve the human condition, John Paul II made the brilliant observation that culture,
    more than anything else, contributed to the misery or prosperity of a people.
    He wrote in Centesimus Annus, “It is not possible to understand man on the basis of economics alone, nor to
    define him simply on the basis of class membership. Man is understood in a more complete way when he is
    situated within the sphere of culture through his language, history, and the position he takes towards the
    fundamental events of life, such as birth, love, work and death. At the heart of every culture lies the attitude
    man takes to the greatest mystery: the mystery of God.”
    Like it or not, culture affects us and how we relate to God. Culture can teach us things about God but it can
    also obscure God’s teachings. As John Paul said, “All human activity takes place within a culture and interacts
    with culture”. It was this profound observation that led him to coin the phrases: “the culture of life” and “the
    culture of death.” In doing this he was not just talking about abortion or the death penalty, but giving Catholics
    a powerful tool by which to examine our lives and see the causes of many social maladies.
    How is your culture affecting you? Is the culture at your work influencing you to ignore your vocation as a
    spouse and parent or does your neighborhood or country culture influence you to see outsiders as not quite
    children of God? Is the entertainment culture leading you to see the opposite sex as objects instead of
    persons? Conversely, how are you affecting your culture? Does the gospel live in the way you treat your
    spouse and children or how you talk with or about co-workers? Do you speak out against injustice or racism
    and have mercy and compassion for
    As St. Francis of Assisi once said, “Preach the Gospel at all times. If necessary, use words.”

     St. Anne’s has begun preparing the worklist for the spring festival, April 29. Please let
    us know if you have any preferences of job/shift assignments. We are dependent upon
    the church community to have a successful festival and want everyone to enjoy the
    assignment they are given. Contact Kim Irwin at 475-3295 if you have assignment
    preferences or have not been on the worklist and want an assignment or unable to
    work that weekend—-don't be shy!

     If you would like to donate a prize, gift certificate, or make a monetary donation for the
    Spring Festival raffle, please contact Kathy Redeker at 475-3580 AS SOON AS
    POSSIBLE (leave a message). The list needs to be printed by the end of March to insure
    the CCD families have ample time to sell tickets. THANKS so much for your generosity!

    GOOD FRIDAY PONTIFICAL COLLECTION


    This collection on Good Friday helps Christians in the Holy Land. Through this collection, you stand in solidarity
    with the Church in the Holy Land as a witness of peace, supporting Catholics there in parishes and schools,
    maintaining Christian shrines and caring for refugees in the Holy Land. Please be generous!
    FROM AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE…
     A virtual Vatican Scavi Tour sponsored by the Secular Franciscans of Sacred Heart in Emporia will be
    Thursday, April 5 from 7-8:30 PM at the parish hall. This will take you through the excavations beneath the
    Basilica of St. Peter in Rome. The presenter will be Fr. Agustin Martinez, Associate Pastor of Prince of
    Peace Church in Olathe.

     Special Needs Ministry Respite Care Program: Saturday, March 31, 2018, 4-8 PM, Holy Cross Catholic
    School, Overland Park, KS

     With an existing catalog of over 1,400 braille and audio titles, XAVIER SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND provides
    inspirational, spiritual and religious reading materials in Braille, audio, and/or large print to the blind and visually
    impaired community of faithful FREE of charge, including:
    * MONTHLY readings, prayers, and responses for the Sunday Mass and selected feast Days and Solemnities
    *Faith formation textbooks for children and adults
    *Many popular titles related to the Catholic Church, religion, and spiritual themes
    Visit our website -- www.xaviersocietyfortheblind.org , email us at info@xaviersocietyfortheblind.org or call 800-637-9193.

     WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER - The next weekend in Kansas City is April 20-22. For more
    info. or to apply, please visit www.wwme4youandme.org or call Tony & Barb Zimmerman, 816-741-4066 or
    email tonybarbz@prodigy.net.

    At the 2018 annual meeting of the St. Joseph Endowment Association on January 24, 2018, the Board of
    Directors voted to provide scholarship support to any family who enrolls their child(ren) in Sacred Heart
    School, Emporia, KS.

    The scholarships will be available beginning with the 2018-2019 school year to registered members of St.
    Joseph Catholic Church, Olpe, KS who have children attending kindergarten through 5th grade at Sacred Heart
    School. Scholarships are for one year only and must be requested each year.

    There are application forms and more information in the church vestibule.

    ST. JOSEPH 2018 COUNCIL/COMMITTEE MEMBERS

    Cemetery Committee Finance Council Pastoral Council


    Debbie Cole Chair: Clare Spellman Chair: Diana Kuhlmann
    Larry Haag John Dieker Dave Cole
    Alan Nuessen Melanie Kerwin Michael Ratcliff
    Steve Redeker Greg Markowitz Rose Redeker
    Doug Schmidt Elaine Musick Doug Schmidt
    Duane Schmidt Eric True Kay Schmidt
    Terry Taylor Clare Spellman

    Liturgy Committee St. Anne’s Altar Society


    Alice Bechtel Pres: Kim Irwin
    Donna Farr V/P: Carolyn Cole
    Diana Kuhlmann Sec: Carol Soyez
    Dan Schneider Asst. Sec: Jade Cole
    Treas: Lindsay Ratcliff
    Asst.Treas: Aubrey Arnold

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