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The Parish Family of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
#2 Seton Court • St. Charles, Missouri 63303
Rev. Msgr. Robert P. Jovanovic 946-6717
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Web Site: www.SetonScene.org and visit us on Facebook.com/SetonScene
Archdiocese of St. Louis Website: www.archstl.org
Rev. Msgr. Robert P. Jovanovic, M. Ed., Pastor Parish Council Chairperson
Rev. John Mayo, Associate Pastor Brian Lamb, 314-973-8424
Rev. Msgr. Edward Reilly, In Residence School Board Chairperson
Deacon Dan Graham, Deacon Jerry Hurlbert Sue Iffrig, 947-6569
Deacon Richard Tadlock PSR Board Chairperson
Church and Rectory Maureen Ferracane, 939-4818
#2 Seton Court Child Safety Coordinator
St. Charles MO 63303 Janet Mitchell, 946-6717
Phone 946-6717 Fax 946-9263 Music Director
Parish Staff E-Mail Addresses Mary Poettker, mpoettker@setonscene.org
Janet Mitchell info@setonscene.org SESR Regional School
Marie Guccione mguccione@setonscene.org
Msgr. Jovanovic robertj@setonscene.org
K-8
#1 Seton Court; St. Charles MO 63303
Fr. John frmayo@setonscene.org
Phone 946-6716 Fax 946-2670
Dcn. Dan Graham revmrgraham@setonscene.org
E-mail address: info@MySESR.org
Dcn. Jerry Hurlbert revmrhurlbert@setonscene.org
Principal, Ms. Joanna Collins
Dcn. Richard Tadlock revmrtadlock@setonscene.org
E-mail address: jcollins@MySESR.org
Stephen Ministry
revmrhurlbert@setonscene.org
Concession Stand, Field - 636.481.4359
Contact Deacon Jerry Hurlbert at 946-4670 Concession Stand, Gym - 724-9921
Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) PSR Office - 669-6706
CRHP@setonscene.org Director, Mrs. Nancy Burian
Daily Masses E-mail address: nburian@setonscene.org
Monday thru Friday 6:15 and 8:15 a.m. YMCA School-Age Child Care 669-6705
Saturday 8:15 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
IMPACT: Youth Ministry - 669-6723
Sunday Masses
Meeting in Parish Hall, Sunday 7 p.m.
7:00, 8:15, 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon
Youth Minister, Wayne Burbach
Nursery (ages 1-4) E-mail address: impact@setonscene.org
available at 10 am Mass in the school building
Holy Days Sacramental Preparation for Baptism
Anticipated Mass Please contact the rectory for baptismal
(Night before) 7:00 p.m. preparation during your pregnancy.
6:00 and 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Baptisms are celebrated on the
1st and 3rd Sundays at 1:15 p.m.
Confessions
Saturday 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. Sacramental Preparation for Marriage
Also by appointment Please contact the rectory at least six months
prior to your wedding for preparation.
Perpetual Adoration of the Eucharist
24 Hours a Day in Chapel Bulletin notices must be submitted by email to
Prayers to Our Mother of Perpetual Help info@setonscene.org before 9 AM on Monday,
the week before the bulletin date.
Tuesday morning after 8:15 a.m. Mass
Holidays require additional time.
Feast of Christ the King November 25, 2012
Notes From Your Pastor:
Feast of Christ the King: Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Feast of Christ the King. It is the
last week of the Liturgical Calendar year. The solemnity of Christ the King was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925. It celebrates
an aspect of Jesus’ identity rather than an event in his life, and is thus classed among the “idea feasts” (another example would be
Holy Family Sunday). Originally celebrated in October, it was moved to the last Sunday in Ordinary Time, in the 1960s. It cele-
brates Christ’s reign over all things, a theme definitely sounded in the solemnity of the Ascension. By instituting the feast of Christ
the King, Blessed Pius XI hoped to renew the faith of the people, which had suffered from the secularism and atheism of his day.
He wrote on this occasion: “People are instructed in the truths of faith, and brought to appreciate the inner joys of religion far more
effectively by the annual celebration of our sacred mysteries than by any pronouncement, however weighty, of the teaching of the
Church. Such pronouncements usually reach only a few and the more learned among the faithful; feasts reach them all; the former
speak but once, the latter speak every year—in fact, forever.”
Missalettes: The missalettes we have used this year were for the whole year as opposed to seasonally. With the
coming of Advent it is time to replace the present missalettes. We would like to begin doing this on Tuesday, November 27 after
the 8:15am Mass. Anyone who would be able to help, whether you attend Mass or not, we will begin changing these books out
about 8:45am and go as long as everyone has the time. If we have many volunteers we could get this accomplished in one day. The
old saying “many hands make for light work.”
Scrip Sales: Especially with the holidays approaching have you considered purchasing Scrip Certificates from
the Parish? In case you are not aware, every certificate you purchase earns some cash for the parish. It varies but every little bit
helps. Remember there are certificates for groceries and also for many different retail and restaurant establishments. These can be
used for your own individual purchases and/or as gifts. In the last couple of months our sales have dropped considerably and we
would like to pick them up and if at all possible increase the amount of sales. So your support of this program is greatly appreciated,
not only at this time of the year but throughout the entire year. These certificates are available in church after all the Masses on
weekends and at the rectory during the week. The rectory office hours for selling Scrip are from 8am to 8pm, Monday through Fri-
day and 9am to 4pm on Saturday. Scrip certificates make great Christmas Gifts!!
Thanksgiving and Advent: We just celebrated Thanksgiving which is shortly before Advent, but
since it is not really a church feast day and is not universal to all countries, it sort of pops in unconnected to the rest of the liturgical
year. The focus on Thanksgiving is on gratitude. Can we retain that focus and make it our focus during Advent as well? It would
seem to make a good preparation for Christmas to be able to bring a grateful heart to the celebrations of that feast.
Take the Time to Plan for Advent: Next weekend we begin the Season of Advent. We know
that Advent is the season of preparation for Christmas. Every year we use the time, both liturgically and in our homes, for this
preparation. Maybe if we start planning a little earlier this year we can make the season relate more to the deeper meaning of Christ-
mas. I am talking about doing the same things that we usually do to get ready for the holiday but to do them with more intention.
For example, most families send Christmas cards. (Although the post office is losing business the rest of the year, this is apparently
not so when it comes to Christmas cards.) Is there something you can do with your children to make this ritual more personal, more
an expression of care from all the members of the family? Can the children sign a personal note on the card (at least to the people
they know)? Could they make something like a bookmark or something decorative to insert into the card that will express their own
"Merry Christmas" to the recipients? Can this include their own personal prayer for these people? Many times there is someone that
the family has fallen out of touch with, or maybe even out of favor with. Is an apology or forgiveness in order? This annual ritual of
reaching out to friends and relatives near and far with Christmas cards may be a perfect vehicle to accomplish this. Another way to
expand this into a ministry is to include sick or shut-in members of the parish or residents at a nursing home or senior housing facil-
ity. A sincere promise of prayer for these folks can be touching for them and formative for the children. The family can pray to-
gether for these people’s intentions during prayers at bedtime, or include it at grace before meals or during the Advent Wreath
prayer time. Another part of our preparation ritual includes decorating our house. Is there an older neighbor who can use assistance
with decorating? Might bringing handmade decorations or even a poinsettia brighten their residence? This might work for those
senior housing facility or nursing home residents as well. Perhaps your family can “adopt” someone for the season, possibly bring-
ing them to Mass on Sunday if they need a ride, or even bringing them home or out to a coffee shop for brunch after Mass.
On Retreat: This afternoon I leave for Retreat out of town and will return late Friday. I will pray for all of you
and I ask that you remember me in your prayers as well.
Birthdays: Father John celebrates his birthday on Sunday, November 25th.
Feast of Christ Lent
First Sunday of the King February 25, 2012
November 26, 2012
Feast of Christ the King Weekly Stewardship at St. Elizabeth’s
Reading I: Daniel 7: 13-14 YOUR GIFTS TO GOD For the week of November 19, 2012
Reading II: Revelation 1: 5-8 “Jesus answered, ‘My kingdom does not belong to this
Gospel: John 18: 33-37 world.” JOHN 18:36
Scripture Focus Today’s Gospel is all about the world not How often do we put all our time and energy into
recognizing Jesus. Neither the Roman world nor the Jewish building a kingdom here on earth, forgetting that life here is
religious community recognized who Jesus really was. They short? The real kingdom is in the next life. Yet, how much time
call Jesus “king”, but they do not realize the truth of what they and energy do we invest in working for that eternal kingdom?
say. In John’s Gospel Jesus is in control of the situation. He is Regular Collections
already the victor. He walks the way of the cross like a king to Sunday envelopes $15,371.00
his throne and he rules from the cross. Jesus’ power is the truth Loose offerings 1,029.29
he has and the truth he is. His kingdom is not of this world, but TOTAL $16,400.29
his kingdom is very much coming into this world of ours. That 368 Envelopes = 19%
kingdom calls into question the way things are done by the rul- Special Collections
ers of this world. Capital Campaign 800.00
Maintenance and Repairs 50.00
Life Focus How have you recently experienced the conflict Apostolic Works 200.00
between the values of the kingdom and the values that modern Immaculate Conception 25.00
society preaches? What are the obstacles that pull you away Human Development 1,173.00
from following Jesus? Retired Religious 75.00
Superstorm Sandy 200.00
Welcome To Our Parish Christmas Flowers 25.00
Solemnity of Mary 25.00
Recent Registrations
Seminary 15.00
SARAH AMPLEMAN
Kindergarten Open House Please remember to Pray for our Sick: Becky Ga-
St. Elizabeth-St. Robert Regional School is hosting an jewski.
Open House for all children entering Kindergarten in 2013. Please remember to Pray for the Deceased: Pablo
Please join us for stories, games, art, music, computers and Rodriguez—uncle of Nellie Pawlak; Bernadine Nizza—sister
snacks in our Kindergarten classroom! of Len Nowak; William Wilker—father of Julie Hogan. May
Date: Friday, December 7, 2012 they and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the
Time: 1:00-3:00 PM mercy of God, rest in peace.
Location: SESR Kindergarten Classroom Prayer Hotline requests: Please contact Gerry
Parents, please join us in the School Library at 2:30 to Boudreau at g-bboudreau@sbcglobal.net.
learn more about our school, the application process, financial
aid, and meet the parents of your child’s future classmates. Young Catholic Musicians
Call to reserve a spot for your child: 636.946.6716. Christmas Concert
The Young Catholic Musicians Annual Christmas
Year of Faith Resources Concert will be December 28 & 29, 2012 at Seven Holy Foun-
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican ders Church in Affton from 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Tickets
Council, Pope Benedict XVI has called for a Year of Faith be- are: $10 for Orchestra seating and $5 for General Admission.
ginning October 11, 2012 and concluding on November 24, Narrators: 12/28 – Bishop John Gaydos and 12/29 – Mr.
2013. This Year of Faith gives us the opportunity to deepen our Roche Madden. It will be an inspirational evening for your
relationship with Christ and live more fully charity in the Christmas Season. Mail Ticket requests to: Concert Tickets,
world. Please visit www.archstl.org/category/event-categories/ c/o Mary Smith, 144 Cottage Ave., St. Louis, MO 63119. Make
seminars-workshops and www.archstl.org/year-of-faith for checks payable to: The Young Catholic Musicians.
events and resources and they become available.
Pro-Life Collection Schedule
December 1/2, 2012
Breakfast with Santa and Boutique 5:00 pm L. Kaufman, T. Mattingly, L. Mattingly
SESR Home and School presents Pancake Breakfast 7:00 am Sr. R. Harper, Sr. L. Wester
with Santa and Santa’s Boutique on Saturday, December 8 in 8:15 am M. Banks, J. Sams, L. Wentzel
the cafeteria from 9-11am. The cost of this event is $5 per child 10:00 am D. Miget, T. Bayer, C. Bayer
and $2 per adult. Enjoy pancakes and sausage, visit with Santa, 12:00 Noon Impact Youth Members
games, etc. Bring a canned good for a chance at a raffle basket. There will be a collection for Birthright and Pro-Life
Questions or to volunteer to help please contact Julie Wunder- Organizations after all Masses next weekend December 1/2.
lich at 314.477.5007 or Angie Stockhausen at 636.441.2206
Feast of Christ the King November 25, 2012
2013 SESR Basketball Registration
Players Needed In Our Parish…Activities and Meetings This Week
We need players for the following teams: 7th Grade Monday November 26
Boys, 8th Grade Girls, 9th/10th Grade Boys. Although the 7:00pm Parish Council Rectory Basement
regular signup period has passed, late fees will be waived in Tuesday November 27
order to fill these rosters. First come, first served. Signup for all 9:00am Quilters Memorare
other teams has closed (thanks and welcome to all our new and 7:00pm RCIA Parish Hall
returning players!). Practices begin at the end of November. To 7:15pm Choir Church
register online please type http://ezrosters.com/stc-sesr/ into 7:30pm Prayer Group Music Room
your web browser; instructions are on the main page. For ques- Wednesday November 28
tions contact Joy Edler at joy_edler@charter.net or PSR
314.766.6590. 5:00pm Rock Parish Hall
7:00pm SEAS Ministries Rectory Basement
Thursday November 29
SESR Basketball Officials/Scorekeeper 6:30pm Children’s Choir Church
Coordinator Needed 7:00pm Bible Study Classroom
The SESR Athletic Association needs an officials and 7:00pm CRHP 14 Women Teacher’s Lounge
scorekeepers coordinator for 3rd–12th grade games. The grade Friday November 30
school season runs January–March, high school runs January – 6:00pm Moms Group Parish Hall
April. Duties include training officials on rules and game call- Saturday December 1
ing, training scorekeepers on equipment, and scheduling refe- 9:00am Legion of Mary Memorare
rees and scorekeepers for games hosted in the SEAS gym on 9:15am Baptismal Class Rectory Basement
Saturdays and Sundays. Benefits include year-round sport fee 10:30am First Penance Church
exemptions and more! For questions contact Athletic Associa-
tion President Kate Schneider at sesrathletics@yahoo.com or Protecting God’s Children Workshop
Basketball Coordinator Joy Edler at joy_edler@charter.net or There will be a Protecting God’s Children Workshop
314.766.6590. held at Mercy Hospital on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 -
6:30pm. Contact Ken Joyce by email at ken.joyce@mercy.net
Haiti Mission Trip to register. Please plan to attend if you would like to participate
A father & son team from our parish is joining the in any school/parish activities. You will not be able to partici-
Shoeman Water Project on a mission trip to Haiti on Jan. 3rd. pate if you are not in compliance. For a listing of additional
They will help install water purification systems, provide health workshops in the area, go to www.archstl.org.
and hygiene education, and spread the Good News. If you’d
like to help they are accepting donations of bar soap and wash Gift Giving Liturgy
cloths to give away. Monetary donations are also appreciated. The weekend of December 8th & 9th is our Gift Giv-
Checks can be made out to Shoeman Water Project. Donation ing Liturgy. The items you donate will be given to the families
deadline is December 14th and can be dropped off at the rec- who have contacted the Apostolic Works Ministry for Christ-
tory. Please consider helping to save desperate people in Haiti mas assistance. Please bring your unwrapped gifts (NEW
through clean drinking water and the Living Water of God. GIFTS ONLY) to the Mass you attend the weekend of Decem-
Find out more at www.ShoeManWater.org. Thank you.. ber 8th & 9th. Some suggestions are clothing, household items,
personal care items, and/or gift certificates to provide each
family member with a Christmas gift or two. Clothing and fast
Novena to the Immaculate Conception food gift certificates make great gifts for the teens. Remember
Please join us in praying the Rosary and Novena to the to use our scrip program--it is easy and it benefits our par-
Immaculate Conception in the chapel after 8:15 a.m. Mass, No- ish! If you have any questions, please contact Jean Douglas at
vember 29 through December 7 (with the exception of Sunday, 947-4436. Thank you for your continued support.
December 2), when the Rosary and novena will be prayed at
6:30 p.m. in church. The novena prayers are available in the
gathering area in the back of church for those who are unable to Your Personalized "Brick Pavers" For Sale
join us, but would like to pray the novena individually. If you have not purchased your "Family" or
"Personalized Brick Paver".....arrangements have been made to
have this accomplished this summer at our SEAS Pavilion. For
Stephen Ministry details, please click "Pavilion Pavers are Back" on our website:
Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever re- www.setonscene.org.
ceives me receives the one who sent me. Matthew 10:40.
Thinking about getting a Stephen Minister or becoming a Holiday Concert: St. Peters Choral Society presents
Stephen Minister? Contact Jerry Hurlbert at 636-946-4670 or the 22nd Annual Holiday Concert on Sunday, December 2 at
revmrhurlbert@setonscene.org. 2pm at Fort Zumwalt South High School Auditorium.
Feast of Christ the King November 25, 2012
MASS INTENTIONS MINISTRY SCHEDULE
November 26 Monday December 1/2, 2012
6:15 a.m. Andrew Guccione First Sunday of Advent
8:15 a.m. Communion Service
CELEBRANTS
November 27 Tuesday
CONFESSIONS Saturday 4:00 p.m. Msgr. Jovanovic
6:15 a.m. M. Fetsch
5:00 p.m. Father John
8:15 a.m. Communion Service
7:00 a.m. Msgr. Jovanovic, Deacon Graham
November 28 Wednesday
8:15 a.m. Msgr. Jovanovic, Deacon Richard
6:15 a.m. Mary Krahl
10:00 a. m. Father John, Deacon Hurlbert
8:15 a.m. Communion Service
12:00 Noon Father John, Acolyte Crisler
November 29 Thursday
6:15 a.m. Gabriel and Joan Cappucci EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
8:15 a.m. Communion Service 5:00 p.m. C. Brandt
November 30 Friday 7:00 a.m. J. Bastean
6:15 a.m. Communion Service 8:15 a.m. R. Groothius
8:15 a.m. Jonathan Benne (All School Mass) 10:00 a.m. J. Orf
December 1 Saturday 12:00 Noon D. Dean
8:15 a.m. Poor Souls LECTORS
5:00 p.m. Al Barsanti 5:00 p.m. D. Ledwon, T. Mattingly
December 2 Sunday 7:00 a.m. B. Boudreau, G. Lawrence
7:00 a.m. Belle Rufkahr 8:15 a.m. S. Lanham, J. Winkeler
8:15 a.m. Marie O’Shaughnessy 10:00 a.m. M. Burke, G. O’Neill
10:00 a.m. For the Parish Family 12:00 Noon S. Ampleman, Impact Teens
12:00 Noon Anna Kieffer SACRISTANS
5:00 p.m. R. Hayes
7:00 a.m. J. Doerhoff
8:15 a.m. P. Groothius
10:00 a.m. C. Hurlbert
12:00 Noon K. Crowder
SERVERS
Monday: Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5; Ps 24:1b-6; Lk 21:1-4 5:00 p.m. J. Koenemann, M. Koenemann, A. Wilkison
Tuesday: Rv 14:14-19; Ps 96:10-13; Lk 21:5-11 7:00 a.m. C. Donovan, G. Owen
Wednesday: Rv 15:1-4; Ps 98:1-3ab, 7-9; Lk 21:12-19 8:15 a.m. H. Penning, C. Shryock, M. Stauder
Thursday: Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a; Ps 100:1b-5; 10:00 a.m. V. Calvaruso, B. Justin, J. Kiel
Lk 21:20-28 12:00 Noon Z. Askew, D. Gallahan, N. Riordan
Friday: Rom 10:9-18; Ps 19:8-11; Mt 4:18-22 USHERS
Saturday: Rv 22:1-7; Ps 95:1-7b; Lk 21:34-36 5:00 p.m. J. Higgins
Sunday: Jer 33:14-16; Ps 25:4-5, 8-10, 14; 7:00 a. m. D. Loseman
1 Thes 3:12 — 4:2; Lk 21:25-28, 34-36 8:15 a.m. E. Wooldridge
10:00 a.m. Volunteer
12:00 Noon Impact Members
Scrip Scheduled Workers for GREETERS
December 1/2, 2012 5:00 p.m. L. Mattingly, S. Mertz
5:00pm L. Whitehead, B. Barczykowski, K. Cantrell 7:00 a.m. M. Johnson, J. Vondera
7:00am J. Szarwinski, J. Turner 8:15 a.m. B. Gorden, G. Gorden
8:15am S. Echelmeyer, S. Gertken, J. Kamp 10:00 a.m. C. Borgmeyer, S. Borgmeyer
10:00am M. Josten, C. Justin, R. Kennedy, S. Kness 12:00 Noon P. Crisler, A. Riordan
12:00 Noon D. Schaeffler, C. Billing, J. Hogan
Scrip is sold after all Weekend Masses on Saturday Our Lady of Guadalupe (Florissant) would like to
and Sunday. It is also sold in the Rectory Office, Monday invite all to come and celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Gua-
through Friday 8 am to 8 pm and on Saturday from 9am to dalupe on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 with Archbishop
4pm. Robert Carlson presiding at 9 a.m.
Vinnie’s Autos: Please consider donating a car, boat, Altar Society
or motorcycle to Vinnie’s Autos, a car donation and transfer A big thank you to the November crew for a job well
program of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. If you would done. The December crew members are R. Sparrow, P. Helfer
like to donate or to help us in our mission, please call Greg and N. Helfer. If you like to help clean the church please call
Marino, Vinnie’s Autos program coordinator, at 314.881.6005. Margie at 636.578.3448
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(636) 946-6212 Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
723-2600 WHY IS IT?
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