Church of the
Immaculate Conception
“God’s People Sharing God’s Word”
2300 Church Road
Arnold, Missouri 63010
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Most Rev. Robert Carlson
Archbishop of St. Louis
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Rev. Larry Huber
Pastor, Ext. 1, 14
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Rev. Tim Foley
Retired, Ext 1, 73
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Padre Ricardo Vogt, S.J.
314-633-4463
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Mr. Joseph Streckfuss
Deacon, Ext. 1, 57
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Mr. Steven Schisler
Deacon, Ext. 1, 55
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Mr. Brad Buchek
Deacon
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Mr. Don Walker
Deacon
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636-321-0002
Fax. 636-321-0004
www.icarnold.com
Immaculate Conception Parish
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
God’s People sharing God’s Word in Jefferson County since 1840
PARISH PRIEST
Reverend Larry Huber, Pastor
636-321-0002, ext 1-14
E-mail [email protected]
PARISH OFFICE
Office Hours: Tuesday thru Friday: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
Monday, Saturday and Sunday the Office is Closed
Rental Information
636-321-0002, ext. 1,10; FAX: 636-321-0004
E-mail: [email protected]
PARISH SECRETARY
Sarah Wise 636-321-0002, ext 1-10
PARISH WEBSITE www.icarnold.com
PARISH CENTER 636-321-0002, ext. 2, 3.
PARISH BOOKKEEPER
Elaine Phillips 636-321-0002, ext 1-11
E-mail [email protected]
PARISH BULLETIN E-mail
[email protected]
PARISH COUNCIL (Fourth Wednesday, 7:00 PM)
Charlie Arriaga and Mark Corio (Co-Chairmen)
Cathy Fugina, Vince Selders, Letty DiMariano, Meghan
Swaller, Kusal Mihindukulasuriya, Kathy Deddens,
Ed Weber, Laura Politte, Joe Miller and Ryan Walter.
PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Tuesday and Wednesday, 6:30-7:45 pm
Mary Winkelmann, Coordinator 636-321-0002, ext. 1,74
[email protected]
HOLY CHILD SCHOOL
Mr. Dwight Elmore, Principal
636-321-0002, ext. 1,20
[email protected]
Certificate Program (636) 321-0002 ext. 1,27.
YOUTH MINISTER
Beth Throm
636-464-1013 ext. 222
[email protected]
CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARIST
THE LORD’S DAY
5:00 PM Saturday
7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM Sunday
12:30 PM, Spanish Mass
WEEKDAYS
Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Church open by appointment daily for prayer.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on the First
Friday of each month, from 8:30 AM until 5:45 PM,
concluding with Benediction.
CONFESSIONS
Friday, 7:15 to 7:45 AM
Saturday, 4:00 to 4:45 PM, or by appointment.
MORNING PRAYER and COMMUNION SERVICE
Monday—Friday, 6:30 AM
DEVOTIONS TO OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP
Tuesday, just before the 8:00 AM Mass
ROSARY Tuesday and Saturday after 8:00 AM Mass
and
Sunday, 6:30 and 8:30 AM
PRAYER GROUP
Renewal Prayer Group - Every Monday 7:30 PM, Parish Center
TENDER LOVING CARE
Angel Weldele @636-343-4310
Meals for sick or recovering and
rides to church or doctors,
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY 636-321-0002, ext. 6
E-mail [email protected]
BAPTISM OF CHILDREN
First and Third Sundays of the month at 2:00 PM or by appointment. Parents are required to attend one preparation
meeting, on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Parish Center. Parents should be registered in the
parish. Godparents must be at least 16 years old and baptized, confirmed, practicing Catholics.
MARRIAGE
To allow sufficient time for marriage preparation, at least six months’ advance notice is required. Contact the Parish
Office to schedule a planning meeting with a priest
HOLY ORDERS and CONSECRATED (RELIGIOUS) LIFE
Have you considered serving God’s people as a priest, deacon, brother or sister? For more information, call the
Rectory or the Archdiocesan Office of Vocations at 314-792-6460.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK: ANOINTING and HOLY COMMUNION
The Sacrament of Anointing is for anyone seriously ill or anticipating surgery. It is available after any Sunday Mass or
by appointment with one of the priests. Holy Communion will be brought on Sundays to anyone who is unable to
come to Church; call the Rectory Office (ext. 1,10).
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Most families have wonderful
traditions, which usually includes lots of food, maybe watching a little NFL football, and hopefully
some family prayers of thanksgiving before the meal. The history of the first Thanksgiving has a great
deal of controversy to it. I have read some descriptions of the first Thanksgiving as very negative and
even very scandalous, which involves Europeans massacring many Native Americans, including men
women and children. Unfortunately, throughout American history, there were many conflicts between
Europeans and Native Americans, in which both sides have done unspeakable things to the other.
However, there were also many cases in which Europeans and Native Americans worked with each
other. One of these historical situations involves a Native American named Squanto.
In the early 1600s Squanto and other Native Americans were tricked into boarding a British
cargo ship where they were captured and brought to England to be sold into slavery. While being auctioned, a Monk saw Squanto and moved with pity, bought Squanto and brought him to the monastery.
There Squanto learned English and the culture of the Europeans. With the help of the monks, Squanto
secured his freedom and after a decade of living in different parts of Europe, Squanto found his way
back to the “New World.”
In September of 1620 a group of Pilgrims began their perilous journey towards the New World.
After enduring many months of bad weather out on the sea, the Pilgrims finally found their way to the
New World but were blown off course by all the storms they endured during the journey. After seeing
the New World for the first time, they attempted to sail south towards modern day Virginia but were
unsuccessful. They ended up landing on Plymouth Rock and shortly after saw Squanto for the first
time. Squanto boldly introduced himself to the wearier Pilgrims and taught them how to plant corn
and squash and how to hunt and fish. Just like St. Patrick and St. Boniface, Squanto ended up helping
and ministering to the very people who enslaved him. After many difficult moments, the Pilgrims
became very successful at taking care of themselves. On November 29th 1621 the Pilgrims enjoyed a
massive dinner that many consider the first Thanksgiving dinner. During their first years in
Massachusetts, the Governor at that time, William Bradford, and another Pilgrim named Edward
Winslow, wrote about the experiences of the Pilgrims, including the intentions of the Pilgrims when
they gathered for that particular dinner. They both wrote that the Pilgrims gathered for this meal to
thank God for keeping them safe during the journey at sea and for taking care of them through the land
that they were on, through the help of the Native Americans, and through the food that sustains them.
They believed that God helped them in many and used this meal to gather as one and thank God for
this help.
During Thanksgiving, I will be with my entire family in North Carolina, but Fr. Tim Foley will
be Celebrating the Mass at Immaculate Conception. Please consider bringing your family to the
Immaculate Conception Thanksgiving Mass at 9:00am. This Sacrificial Meal of God is the ultimate
Thanksgiving “Dinner.” The word “Eucharist” is a Greek word that means “Thanksgiving.” If you can
remember, each family is asked to bring some non-perishable food to this Mass. During the Offertory,
your family will then have an opportunity to bring up your offering and lay the food down before the
Altar of God. There is no better way to kick off your family Thanksgiving than with Jesus present in
the Eucharist.
Fr. Larry Huber
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
IC Blood Drive TODAY!
General Fund
$
11042.00
Parish Improvements
$
1463.00
New Church Fund
$
4233.00
Loose Cash
$
593.61
St. Vincent de Paul
$
Holy Child Tuition Assistance $
Votive Candles
$
151.00
Others
$
148.00
$
17,816.61
50.00
136.00
November 13, 2016
738 Envelopes
220 Envelopes in Collection
46-Online Envelopes
4 Youth Envelopes
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS:
2016
Dec. 3 Men’s Club Poker Tournament
Dec 11 Our Lady of Guadalupe
` Celebration
2017
Jan 13. Uker Card Tournament
Jan. 21 Parish Trivia Night
Feb. 11 Valentine Dance
Mar. 4 Women of Faith Square Dance
Mar. 11 Men’s Club Nite at the Races
April. 7&8 Used Book Sale
April 9 ICAA Sausage Dinner
April 22 Women of Faith Tea & Antique
Appraisal
9:00AM-1:00PM in the Parish Center Gym
Bring a photo ID
Thanksgiving Day Mass
“Food for the Poor.”
The Thanksgiving Day Mass will be at 9:00 am, in
Church. Bring non perishable food items with you to
Mass. During the offertory everyone
present will be asked to bring up a food or
money donation to help feed
the poor
of Arnold. The money and
food
collected will be sent to the
Arnold Food Pantry.
Bags are provided from the Arnold Food Pantry listing items needed on the front. These bags will be located in the back of Church. Thank You
Primetimers
Our next meeting will be on November 28th at 7pm.
Our entertainment will be Barbara Kay. She sings.
She dances. She also does something else that's very
interesting. You'll have to come to the meeting to
find out what. If you've never been to one of our
meetings, please consider joining us. The only requirement is that you are 50 or older. Come and
see what's going on.
St. Vincent de Paul Student Conference
JEFFERSON COLLEGE STUDENTS: The Society
of St. Vincent De Paul, one of the largest and oldest
Catholic charitable organizations in the world, is
planning to set up a student chapter at Jefferson
College. The student chapter will partner with the
St. Vincent de Paul conference at Good Shepherd
Parish in Hillsboro to help with case visitation work.
Currently the Society is seeking a few students to
participate in a planning committee to research and
design how such a chapter might work. If you would
like to be part of this latest chapter in the Society's
170-year history in the Archdiocese of St. Louis,
please contact Bryan Kirchoff
[email protected] or (314) 640-4366.
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
SHARING TREE
Cookie Sales
The Sharing Tree will be in back of church
starting November 19th. Please take a tag or two
to help a needy family or help a Honduran child
attend school.
Time to bake the cookies! Yes, it's Christmas
cookie baking time. For the last 25 years Holy
Child School and Immaculate Conception have
baked and sold beautiful bakery quality cookies.
We bake over 900 dozen and more than 25
varieties. This year pre-orders are being taken.
Cookies will be ready for pick up on Dec 10th
from 10am to 4pm.
As in the past we need many hands to help--everything from washing dishes and chopping nuts
to counting cookies and boxing them up. There is
a job for everyone. You can sit and work if you
need to! Please remember we can use your donations of gift cards to Shop-n-Save or Sams. We
can use your cookie tins and plates. We can use
your
helping hands Dec 3rh, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 10th in
the parish center. Please order lots of these tasty
beautiful cookies for client gifts, family or office
parties. To place an order or for more information
call Wendy Haglin 314-910-3410 or
Sarah Mc Nutt 314-853-4064 or
Lynn Ruzika 314-607-3370
The tags will either say,
Grocery Store, Retail
Store, Grace of America,
or Certificate for
Restaurant. All tags and
gift must be returned by
Sunday, December 10,
2016. Tags and gifts can
be placed in the gift box
next to tree or dropped
off at the Parish office.
If you have any questions or know of a Parish
family who could benefit from the sharing tree
please contact Pat Wise at 636-293-2725.
Christmas Memorial Plants
Please help celebrate the birth of Jesus by gifting a plant in the name of
a loved one. A donation of $12.00
per plant is requested.
Please only one name per plant.
Please list persons below:
(PLEASE PRINT)
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
______________________________
Thanks you for your help.
Christmas Choir/All Ages
Please consider joining the choir for Christmas this
year. I am involved in the school masses and know
there are some very talented voices in our school.
I would really like to combine young and
experienced voices for the Christmas Choir this
year. We only practice once a week. Practices are
from 6:30 – 8:00pm every Wednesday. I have no
problem going over the kid’s parts first so they do
not have to stay for the entire practice. We already
have a wonderful adult choir. This year I would
like to add some children’s voices to the mix. New
adult voices are always welcome as well. This
choir would sing at the 11:00 am every Sunday
throughout Advent and the 10:00 pm mass Christmas Eve. Please consider joining us this year.
If you have any questions you may call me,
Julie Engel 636-296-5159.
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
Immaculate Conception
Parish School of Religion
In today’s Gospel, we are reminded that Jesus always reached out to the people that society generally found
unimportant. Even while He hung on the cross, Jesus preached the Good News to the criminals hanging
with him. Sometimes we find ourselves teaching the Gospel message to our children even when the
majority view is different. Jesus’ words in this Gospel give us the courage to share our faith even when the
Gospel message is not the majority viewpoint.
Have a Blessed week!
Mary Winkelmann, Coordinator
636-321-0002, ext. 1,74 [email protected]
Bellarmine Speech
Holy Child School served as wonderful hosts of their 1st Bellarmine Speech Meet in recent memory. This
was the first meet of the year and 11 schools participated in three categories of speeches including:
Humorous, Serious and Duets. Our children, teacher’s & parents did a wonderful job of showcasing all the
great things going on at HC. To top it off, our Speech Team took home 5 blue ribbons and 2 red ribbons at
this meet! Thank you to Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Kargus, & Fr. Charlie for preparing our talented performers
so well! Great job HC!!!
Technology Update
Thanks to a generous donation from the Home and School Association (via Raffle sales from last year),
and the diligent work of Bruce Brunts, we are moving forward with our installation of a new, unified
wireless network. The network will be professionally installed and is designed to clear up spotty reception
and increase Internet speeds across the Holy Child campus. Affected buildings will include the Main
School building, Parish Center, Pre-K building, Rectory, Church and Preschool buildings. Building this
new network is a critical component of our technology needs. It will serve as a platform to begin adding
new and exciting technology to our classrooms.
Coming Soon
Beyond Sunday is an Archdiocesan program designed to ensure the viability of Catholic Education in “the
here and now” as well as the future! This program has already had a significant positive $$ impact on
schools across the Archdiocese via scholarships awarded last year. Holy Child School was the recipient of
a significant number of these scholarships.
Holy Child School in conjunction with Immaculate Conception Parish will soon be kicking off our Beyond
Sunday Campaign. This campaign has been implemented at Catholic parishes/schools for the past two
years. It was rolled out in phases. Those parishes in Phase 1 participated last year. Our parish/school is
slated to begin its campaign in Early 2017. Every Parish/School will take part in this campaign by next
year.
Beyond Sunday also awards grants to schools to finance capital improvements to parochial schools. Holy
Child for example, was recently selected as a finalist for a Beyond Sunday Grant written by Mr. Cullen
Brokaw and myself to update our technology infrastructure capabilities and to purchase cutting edge
equipment. Mrs. Wendy Haglin will head this committee and will posting more information in the coming
weeks. She needs “boots on the ground” to help facilitate this campaign. If done correctly, we stand to
profit considerably as a parish/school. Let’s come together to make Holy Child School viable for years to
come.
11/6
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
Adult Co-ed Volleyball
Just for fun, every Wednesday night 7:00-9:00pm
in the I.C. Parish Center Gym. We have players
from 21-65 years of age. You are never to old to
have fun! No cost or registration, just show up and
join in on the fun.
Contact Preston Haglin 314-409-6935 for more
information or Wendy Haglin 314-910-3410.
Missouri Life Caravan
We are once again organizing buses for the Annual
March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Thursday- Saturday, Jan. 26- 28, 2017. Join us and
thousands of others from across the U.S. for this
huge pro-life gathering in our nation’s capital. This
trip does not involve overnight stays in hotels as
we sleep on the buses.
The cost before Dec. 23 is $190. The cost after
Dec. 23 is $205. For registration and bus
information contact us at: 314-434-4900 or
[email protected]. You can also download
our registration form at www.missourilife.org.
Respect Life Apostolate Events
Sat./Sun. Nov. 19/20.- after all Masses. We will
participate in the St. David Festival of Ministries. Pro-Life Christmas Cards will be available for purchase at our table. Come visit us.
Sat./Sun. Dec. 10/11 - After all Masses at St.
David, visit our annual Christmas Bazaar &
Bake Sale. Regarding donations of Christmas
items or for more information, please contact
Mary McMahan 636- 296-1374
Please contact Dana Hensen, RLA Chairperson for
more information on all other
events.
314-435-9559.
Thank you and God’s
blessings to all!
November 20, 2016
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
This year for the Virgen De
Guadalupe celebration we
will be having a potluck
dinner after the Dec 11th
12:30PM Spanish mass.
The Men's club will be
cooking carnitas and
everyone is welcome to
bring a dish.
There will be a 9:00AM
Mass on December 12th.
Children from Holy Child
School will be performing a
skit during the mass.
K of C Fish Fry
Knights of Columbus, Council 6018, will have a
fish fry Dec 2 from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm at the KC
Hall located at 1623 Jeffco Blvd., Arnold, MO.
Fish dinners include a choice of either Jack Salmon, Fried Cod, Cat Fish, or Shrimp plus two sides
(spaghetti, green beans, new potatoes, or
cole slaw), dessert, and drink (iced tea, lemonade
or coffee). Grilled cheese or fish sandwiches are
also available. The Ladies Aux. will have their
Christmas Bake Sale at the same time.
BRING THIS BULLETIN ENTRY FOR $1 OFF
A COD LOIN DINNER IN DECEMBER
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The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
Church Calendar
Monday, November 21
6:30 am Morning Prayer and Communion Service
8:00am
Mass
Tuesday, November 22
6:30 am Morning Prayer and Communion Service
8:00am
Mass
8:30pm
Men’s Prayer Group
Wednesday, November 23
6:30 am Morning Prayer and Communion Service
8:00am
Mass
Thursday, November 24
9:00am
Mass
Friday, November 25
6:30 am Morning Prayer and Communion Service
7:15am
Confessions
8:00am
Mass
Saturday, November 26
8:00am
Mass
4:00pm Confessions
5:00pm
Vigil Mass
Sunday, November 27
7:00 am Mass
9:00am
Mass
11:00 am Mass
12:30pm Hispanic Mass
2:00pm
Baptism
Monday, November 21
8:00 am
In memory of
Robert Becher
Tuesday, November 22
8:00 am
19th Wedding Anniversary
Ambrose and Earline Kohler
Wednesday, November 23
8:00 am
In memory of
Bill Jansen
Thursday, November 24
9:00 am
In memory of
Suzanne Rakers
Friday, November 25
8:00 am
In memory of
Josephine Schwartz
Saturday, November 26
8:00am
5:00 pm
In memory of
In memory of
Daniel Zmashenski
Helen Hegger
Sunday, November 27
7:00 am
9:00 am
11:00 am
12:30 pm
In memory of
In memory of
In memory of
In memory of
Ken Ott
Jim Claxton
Charlie Knott
All Souls in Purgatory
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Liturgical Ministers November 26th & November 27th 2016
Mass Times
5:00 PM
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
Presider
Redemptorist
Fr. Foley
Fr. Foley
Fr. Foley
Fr. Vogt, S.J.
Deacon
Don Walker
Joe Streckfuss
Don Walker
Steve Schisler
Lectors
Matt Mayer
LaVerne Henzler
Mimi Siebert
Art Siebert
Duke Redd
Chris Fernandez
Michelle Wolk
Philip Wolk
Eucharistic
Ministers
Diane Sears
Lil Ryan
Angel Weldele
Ken Weldele
Janet Herman
Carole Betz
Kathleen Connoley
Chris Terry
Velda Walker
Barrett Thiele
Servers
Madison Flamm
Kaila Hesse
Kaicey Hesse
Don Betz
Carol Betz
Shirley Betz
Clark Martin
Jay Martin
Alyssa Chamberlain
Joan Steele
Scott Eichholz
Ken Atzert
Margie Atzert<
Tori Arriaga
Julia Greene
Breanna
Wingbermuehle
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ
November 20, 2016
Please pray for:
Hospitalized: ‘
Parish Center / Gym
Monday, November 21
8:00am 12:00pm
4:00pm 8:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:30pm 9:00pm
Pre K Thanksgiving Feast
Quilters
AA Meeting Troop 419
Bereaved Support Group
Boy Scouts Troop 419
Renewal Prayer Group
A1-3
B
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A1,2
E
Tuesday, November 22
8:00am 12:00pm
9:30am 11:30am
1:00pm 7:30pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
Pre K Thanksgiving Feast A1-3
LOTW
D
Spanish Bread Making Kitchen
Liturgy Committee
D
Pm
Wednesday, November 23
8:00am 2:30pm
6:30pm 8:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
Quilters
Bible Study
Finance Council
Adult Co-Ed Volleyball
B
D
Gym
Thursday, November 24
4:00pm 8:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
7:00pm 9:00pm
Quilting
Faith Sharing
LOTW
RCIA
AA Meeting
A1
E
D
B
Friday, November 25
5:30pm 9:30pm
6:00pm 9:00pm
ICAA Instructional BBall
Bible Study
Recently Departed: Patricia Olwig, Mother of
Lisa Schnieders
Deployed : David Bryant, Steve Dudak, Matt Witte,
Joseph Robert, Timothy Leon, Aaron Geger
Please continue to pray for:
Neysa Alecu, Hope Bagby, Mike Barbagallo, Holly Bess,
Judy Blume, Janet Boyer, Ashley Breyfogle, James Brown,
Vern Browning, Anthony Buffa, Greg Bushong Julie Casey,
Bonita Connoley, Drake Cheaney, Sue Douglas,
Christine Elliot, Laura Glisson, Beverly Gray, Al Grossius,
Julie Guentz, Lois Hunleth, John Johnson, Jason Kern,
Patricia Kern, Barb Kister, Joann Kohler, Leonard Kohler,
Debbie Kohout, Barbie Kountzman, Rosemarie Leach,
Stan Leach, Esco Lovan, Greg Mayer, Mary Mayer,
Kacey McFarland, Donna McGowan, Patricia McNamara,
Jane Meyers, Arthur Mullins, Carl J. Moore, Jr.,
Justin Moore, Sharon Nelson Carolyn Novak, Gabriel Ott,
Joyce Ott, Jeannie Parks, Gilbert Pfaff, Edward Pienkowski,
Thelma Pogorzelski, Yvonne Pierson, Cookie Prindiville,
Isabella Rodriguez, Joyce Rockwell, Joe Ruzicka,
George Ruzicka; Rob Ruzicka Agnes Santhuff,
Lorraine Scheffer, Debbie Schisler, Sr. Maria,
Jeff Spaulding, Ellen Spindler, Bethay Staat, Robert Ura,
Al Unterreiner, Geraldine Voigtman, Kay Voss,
Helen Wiesehan, Vicorine Weissenbach, Herman Westrich,
William Wood, Ruth Worley, Jules Zimmermann,
Irma Zimmermann,
Gym
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Readings for the Week
Saturday, November 26
9:00am 11:00am
Mens Mentoring Meeting
A3
Sunday:
D
Monday:
Sunday, November 27
6:00pm 8:00pm
Faith Group
Meals for Priest
Immaculate Conception Parish will be using
Lotsahelping hands web site to schedule meals for Fr.
Huber and Fr. Tim on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. The web address is
http:/lotsahelpinghands.com/
Go to the website and ask to join our community
Immaculate Conception Arnold. It will guide you
through the process of registering and scheduling a
convenient time for you. THANK YOU
2 Sm 5:1-3; Ps 122:1-5; Col 1:12-20;
Lk 23:35-43
Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5; Ps 24:1bc-4ab, 5-6;
Lk 21:1-4
Tuesday:
Rv 14:14-19; Ps 96:10-13;
Lk 21:5-11
Wednesday: Rv 15:1-4; Ps 98:1-3ab, 7-9;
Lk 21:12-19
Thursday:
Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a;
Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 21:20-28
Thanksgiving Day (suggested):
Sir 50:22-24; Ps 145:2-11;
1 Cor 1:3-9; Lk 17:11-19
Friday:
Rv 20:1-4, 11 — 21:2;
Ps 84:3-6a, 8a; Lk 21:29-33
Saturday:
Rv 22:1-7; Ps 95:1-7ab; Lk 21:34-36
Sunday:
Is 2:1-5; Ps 122:1-9; Rom 13:11-14;
Mt 24:37-44