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THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
St. Joan of Arc Church
5800 Oleatha Avenue Rectory: 314.832.2838
www.stjoanofarcstl.com
St. Louis, MO 63139 Fax: 314.352.9350
The Feast
of
Our Patron
St. Joan of Arc
May 30, 2021
“I am not afraid
. . . I was born to do this.”
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
Saint Joan of Arc Church
REV. CRAIG T. HOLWAY, Pastor - cholway@stjoanofarcstl.com
Rev. Msgr. Thomas Dempsey, Retired, In Residence - frdempsey@stjoanofarcstl.com
Deacon Daniel H. Henroid, Deacon - deacon.dan@stjoanofarcstl.com
Deacon John T. McManemin, Deacon - deacon.john@stjoanofarcstl.com
Mrs. Cathy Crowe, Director of Liturgy - ccrowe@stjoanofarcstl.com
Mrs. Mary Pentecost, Director of Music Ministries - mpentecost@stjoanofarcstl.com
Mrs. Heather O’Keefe, Child Safety Coordinator - hokeefe@stjoanofarcstl.com
Deacon George Watson, CRE - 773-3070 - stl.scdpsr@gmail.com
Mrs. Jane LaFentres, Parish Secretary - jlafentres@stjoanofarcstl.com
Mrs. Mary Cooper, Parish Bookkeeper - mcooper@stjoanofarcstl.com
South City Catholic Academy (314) 752-4171 - 5821 Pernod (63139) - info@sccastl.org
Mrs. Mary Wieczorek, KidKare - Director, (314) 353-5384 mklevorn@att.net
Parish Rectory Office - (314) 832-2838
Summer Office Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Follow us on the website: www.stjoanofarcstl.com
BAPTISM ST. JOAN OF ARC
Baptisms are celebrated on Sunday mornings, after 10:30 am MISSION STATEMENT
Mass. (As is custom, we do not celebrate Baptisms during the We, the parishioners of
Lenten Season.) Please contact the parish office to schedule
The celebration of the baptism of your child.
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church,
are an urban community of Christian people
HOLY MATRIMONY drawn together through
Couples are asked to contact a parish priest as soon as they our celebration of Eucharist.
become formally engaged or at least six months prior to the We are called to be a welcoming
intended date for preparation. If you would like to have a faith community, willing to reach out
Saturday wedding, it must begin no later than 1:00 pm. with love to serve our parish family,
HOLY ORDERS-RELIGIOUS LIFE our neighborhood and beyond.
If you are interested, please call the office at 832-2838, or the We are a family strongly committed to faith
vocation office at 647-5270. development, education and social justice.
BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINE Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we challenge
Articles for the weekly bulletin must be turned in by noon one another to share our gifts and talents
Tuesday. Holiday deadlines will be published in bulletin. to further the mission of Jesus Christ.
New Parishioners Mass Schedule
Welcome to St. Joan of Arc Parish! Weekday
Saturday
8:00 am
8:00 am & 4:30 pm
If you are not currently registered and wish to join the parish, Sunday 8:00 am & 10:30 am
please complete this form and return it to the rectory or drop Holy Days 8:00 am & 6:00 pm
it in the collection basket. We will then mail or e-mail you a
second official New Parishioner Registration Form to complete. Reconciliation
Or you may access the full form on our parish website. Saturday after 8:00 am Mass
Saturday & 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Name: _____________________________________________________
Eucharistic Adoration
Address: ___________________________________________________ Wednesday 8:30 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday 3:00 - 4:00 pm
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Perpetual Help Devotions
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Tuesday 7:45 am before Mass
Please remember St. Joan of Arc Church in Your Will and/or Trust.
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
PASTOR’S COLUMN
St. Joan of Arc Parish
St. Louis, MO —377450
Friends,
In case you missed the news last weekend, I’ve been reassigned effective June 29. I’m going back to
Mary Queen of Peace in Webster Groves to serve as pastor. I was assigned there from 2010 - 2013 fresh
out of the seminary. Msgr. Vince Bommarito, currently pastor of St. Ambrose is coming here to take my
place.
I want to say thank you for all the kind messages of thanks, appreciation and affection. They’ve warmed
my heart. I’m going to miss the SJA Community very much. Plans are underway to organize a farewell
celebration for our community. As soon as we have those details, we’ll pass along them along. I think, for
the time being, you can save the date at least: Sunday, June 27th. Again, more details to come.
And again, thank you for the continued prayers and messages of support. As I mentioned last weekend,
this is a difficult move for me too. I was not planning on moving and there was much I still wanted to do
and experience with the SJA and SCCA communities. The Spirit has spoken, though, and now I must
Follow where He leads!
A few items for the week:
Flea Market – we ARE having a Flea Market this summer! Mark your calendar: July 30, July 31
and August 1. More details about drop off/pick-up times/dates are coming. There are several
moving parts still in motion and we have to wait for those to fall into place. But we ARE having
a Flea Market: July 30, July 31, and August 1.
48th Annual SJA Homecoming: right now there are plans to have a Homecoming this September!
We’re working with the City of St. Louis to obtain the necessary permits and licenses. Keep your
fingers crossed and offer up those prayers!!! It’s looking good: COVID restrictions are easing and
large gatherings are restarting. I’ve already started communicating with the various city depart-
ments and things are in motion. Hope to have this sewn up by the end of June.
School is out! It’s time for summer vacation! Enjoy these long summer evenings! Extra time without
school stress! Family time - carefree timelessness! ENJOY!!
Today we celebrate the Feast Day of our Parish Patron: St Joan of Arc. Born in France somewhere
around 1412, Joan heard the Voice of God at an early age calling her to serve the church by standing up
to violence against Catholics during a complicated time in world history. Accused of heresy, among other
crimes, Joan was martyred in 1431 when she was only 19 years old. She is a model of courage, devotion,
and integrity. We honor her this weekend with the Proper Prayers for Virgin Martyrs during our celebration
of Mass and by presenting roses and votive candle at her icon, located in the west transept of Church. We
ask St. Joan of Arc to pray for us: may we follow her example of courage, devotion and integrity, especially
in times of hardship!
Know that you are loved dearly and prayed for daily!
With peace and prayers for you,
Father Craig Holway
Pastor
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK…
Sunday, May 30 Tuesday, June 1
8:00 am Paul Mertens QUILTERS - Quilter s Room, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
10:30 am Johanna Puricelli Wednesday, June 2
Monday, May 31 EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
8:00 am Fr. Jack Dempsey Church, 8:30 am to 7:00 pm
Tuesday, June 1 ROSARY
8:00 am George Klevorn Church, 6:30 pm
Wednesday, June 2 Thursday, June 3
8:00 am Denis Hackett BIBLE STUDY WITH FR. CRAIG
Church, 10:00 am - Live streamed on YouTube.
Thursday, June 3
8:00 am Ron Raasch
Friday, June 4
8:00 am Joseph Werkmeister
Saturday, June 5
8:00 am Rose Gianella WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
4:30 pm Karen Fronick May 23, 2021
Sunday, June 6 Sunday Contributions $ 4,419.00
8:00 am Rose Rita Schmidt On Line Giving 4,239.50
10:30 am Johanna Puricelli Cardinal Glennon Hospital 5.00
[ Denotes Mass Intention is for a deceased person(s). ] Catholic Communications 16.00
Catholic Home Missions 162.00
Parish Maintenance 310.00
CELEBRANTS AND LECTORS Peter’s Pence 6.00
Saturday, June 5 St. Vincent de Paul 20.00
8:00 am Msgr. Thomas Dempsey
4:30 pm Fr. Craig Holway Mary Aubuchon
Sunday, June 6
8:00 am Msgr. Thomas Dempsey Joan Siegner
10:30 am Fr. Craig Holway Nate Kulla
SCRIP VOLUNTEERS
Saturday, June 5
4:30 pm Margaret Mantia
Sunday, June 6
8:00 am Bev Fitzsimmons
10:30 am Mary Lee Henroid THE MOST HOLY TRINITY
Today’s second reading reminds us that we are
the adopted sons and daughter — the heirs — of God.
We are good stewards to our inheritance when
we share our faith and fulfill Our Lord’s command to
Rectory Summer Hours “go . . . and make disciples of all the nations.”
The rectory office will be open
Monday through Thursday FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE
8:00 am to 4:00 pm Please pray for the repose of the souls
of parishioner Rose Rita Schmidt, and
(Closed on Fridays thru August 13) parishioner Herbertena “Tina” Cibulka,
and the souls of all the faithful departed.
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
Liturgically speaking:
May 30 - A prayer for The Most Holy Trinity
Glory be to the Father, Who by His almighty power and love created me,
making me in the image and likeness of God.
Glory be to the Son, Who by His Precious Blood delivered me from hell,
and opened for me the gates of heaven.
Glory be to the Holy Spirit, Who has sanctified me in the sacrament of Baptism,
and continues to sanctify me by the graces I receive daily from His bounty.
Glory be to the Three Persons of the Holy Trinity, now and forever. Amen.
Catholic.org
May 30 - Feast of St Joan of Arc
Our stained glass window shows St. Joan as soldier, saint, Maid of Orleans,
portrayed by a sword. Her mission, the freeing of her native country, France from
the domination of England. The fleur-de-lis, emblem of France; the flame of her
martyrdom when she was burned at the stake, falsely convicted of witchcraft.
Though a poor, young girl, Joan was led by Sts. Michael, Catherine and Margaret
to help her country of France. She carried a white banner that showed God blessing
the French royal emblem, the fleur-de-lis when she led French troops to victory.
Fleur-de-lis means ‘flower of the lily’ and is a stylized lily composed of 3 petals
bound together near their bases. It has always been used to symbolize the French
culture and may be seen around our church building in many places.
The Catholic church has used this emblem for many years as it was a symbol of the
Holy Trinity as well as an emblem of the Virgin Mary as an ancient sign of purity.
Today and always we seek our patron saints leadership and her intercession and
say…St. Joan of Arc…pray for us!
Featured Title for the Feast of the Holy Trinity
On this Feast of the Holy Trinity, the Parish Library features
First Comes Love: Finding Your Family
in the Church and the Trinity
(TH).
In this book, author Scott Hahn writes of the connection between
the families men and women create on earth and the divine family,
the Holy Trinity. From the back cover: “Through real-life examples
(both humorous and compassionate) and quotations drawn from the
Scriptures, Hahn makes it clear that no matter what sort of family
readers come from--no matter what sort of ‘dysfunction’ they have
experienced--they can find a family in the Church.”
Next week is Pentecost. Catch the Spirit and wear red!
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
Remember in SCCA
your prayers… Fall Sports Registration
As the school year comes to a close, it’s time to start
In 2009, we began our tradition of writing the names of the
sick needing prayers in a Prayers for Healing book in church.
planning for Fall Sports. Soccer and Volleyball registra-
It stands near our statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in the tion for the 2021 season is now open. Registration will
east transept because Christ, in his appearances to Margaret close on June 6. The Fall of 2021 is setting up to be a
Mary Alacoque, promised blessings to those who practiced great season with the return of youth sports following the
devotion to His Sacred Heart. Prayers for healing are one of COVID pause and the introduction of SCCA teams for
the intentions during Mass and every Wednesday evening’s the first time ever!
recitation of the rosary.
The CYC is deploying a new standard registration tool
We pray for healing … going forward in Team Sideline. To register, please go to
https://www.teamsideline.com/sites/cycsouthcentral/
Dorothy Indelicato home#. Fr om the menu banner , you’ll want to select
Mary Ann Popp the Org Sites drop-down and then go find Org-South City
Devon Dietmeyer Catholic Academy. For soccer registration questions
Marianne Stanek contact Kristyn and Brian at sccasoccer@gmail.com. For
Jerry Sheehan volleyball registration questions contact Nicole and
Stephen Patrick Mayer Therese at sccavolleyball@gmail.com.
As you all know by now, COVID-19 protocols are
May our prayers and support comfort you and may ‘the Lord
be your strength and your shield, in whom your heart may changing rapidly. As of right now, it’s not clear what the
trust and find help.’ situation will look like for the Fall. Most likely there will
be one of two approaches: 1) no testing or 2) saliva test-
Our list of the names of the sick may seem short because we ing. If one of these options presents a concern for you or
will publish new names for a brief time (a family member
must contact the rectory for publishing consent). We will your child, please reach out to the contacts above to indi-
then ensure that they have been added to our church book, cate such. If the situation changes where a more invasive
although we encourage everyone to write in the book them- test is required and you are not comfortable with that,
selves, as it is very comforting to do so. We hope this practice then your registration payment will be refunded in whole.
allows us to be more aware of new needs while still praying Also, if for whatever reason, leagues wind up not being
for those with chronic health issues. offered, you will also be refunded in whole.
ST. PATRICK CENTER
Ground Beef Casserole
1 1/2 lbs. ground beef (browned and drained)
3 cans mixed vegetables drained (or 1 bag frozen)
3 cans of cream of mushroom soup
2 cups cooked rice
Season the casserole in any way you see fit and please make sure
casserole is completely frozen before you take it to the rectory.
Casserole tins (and recipe) are available the third weekend of the month after the Saturday evening and
Sunday morning Masses. You can find the tins in the vestibule of church or on the rectory back porch.
We ask that you drop off your fully frozen casserole on the rectory back porch the following Sunday
between the hours of 8:00 am to 12:00 pm or on the first Monday of the month before 10:00 am even if
it is a holiday.
Next drop off on rectory back porch:
Monday, June 7, 2021
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 30, 2021
ProLife
Feast of the Holy Trinity
THE GLORY BE PRAYER
MEMORIAL DAY PRAYER
Dear Heavenly Father,
With a sober heart we come before You this
Memorial Day, as we pause for a moment and call
to mind all the men and women
who have died service of our nation since 1776.
Dear God, please look with mercy on our brave “The Glory Be prayer ... goes back many centuries and is
and selfless service members who have given known also by its Latin name and version as the Gloria
the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country Patri (Glory Be to the Father). It is also referred to in
and our freedoms. some older prayer books and scholarly writings as a
Please give eternal rest and peace to those fought doxology (which is a fancy name for a short expression
for the rights and freedoms of others. We ask You of praise for God). “The tradition for the doxology
to bless them for following in the footsteps comes from the Jewish synagogues. St. Paul often used
of Your Son, giving selflessly for others. doxologies similar to the Glory Be in his letters…
Dear Father, we ask You to bless those who are
“Centuries later, in 1608, the famous bishop
in active duty. When Abraham departed his native St. Francis de Sales ended his classic book
country and his people, You kept him safe through Introduction to the Devout Life in a similar fashion:
all of his journeys. Please protect our troops “Glory be to Jesus, to Whom, with the Father and the
and each solider. Be their constant companion Holy Ghost, be honour and glory, now and ever, and to
and strength in battle. Be their security in times all Eternity. Amen.” Notice how this sentiment resounds
of uncertainty and refuge in every adversity. in the Glory Be itself:
Gracious God, our courageous service men Glory be to the Father,
and women do not serve or sacrifice alone. They And to the Son,
leave behind parents, spouses, children and siblings. And to the Holy Spirit.
They leave friends, aunts, uncles and cousins. As it was in the beginning, is now,
These people sacrifice as well as they miss their And ever shall be,
loved one and keep the home front functioning. World without end. Amen.
God of mercy and of comfort, please give Your peace “…The Glory Be prayer reaffirms the eternal glory of
to those families and friends whose loved one did not our “God in Three Persons, Blessed Trinity,” as our Tri-
come home alive. Give them comfort in their grief une God is called in the well-known hymn Holy Holy
and joy in their memories.
Holy. Let us try each day, in reciting this prayer and oth-
We pray also for those who came home injured ers, to be open to God’s graces, so that we may live our
in body or mind. Please give them Your healing lives as hymns of praise to Our Creator.”
touch and patience as they rehab and learn [see www.ourcatholicprayers.com]
to adjust to life with their new normal.
N.B. We have one Candidate - led by the grace of God
Sovereign God, You are the Lord of all nations, - who is interested in learning about the Catholic
may we always take time on this special day faith. Perhaps the grace of God may be leading
of remembrance to reflect on the great blessings
you to invite someone you know to learn about
we share as a nation and as a people. May we
never forget the high cost that was given by others
our faith and the Catholic community. You may
to insure these blessings. May our gratitude always contact me.
be deep. We continue to pray for peace
on earth and in our time. Margaret Mantia
Lay coordinator, Christian Initiation of Adults
Amen. 314-352-3755
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
St. Joan of Arc Conference
Two weeks ago, a couple, JOD and PC, phoned the rectory to ask for help. They had just been evicted
from their apartment and had nowhere to go.
This couple had lived in that apartment for 7 years. They both had decent jobs, and kept up will all of
their bills. When the pandemic hit, their lives began to crumble. First, PC began to have health issues
related to the stress of COVID that required a lot of medications. Then JOD lost his job and had trouble
finding new employment. Their landlord was very understanding as they began to fall behind in their
rent. He was willing to wait until some of the government assistance arrived. They were finally approved
for unemployment and began catching up on their bills.
Unfortunately, their building was then sold to a new owner who was not so understanding. He began
pressuring them for the back rent. By this time there were a number of maintenance issues in the building
such as sewers backing up in the basement. The new landlord refused to deal with their concerns. Even-
tually, they were forced to leave. They were only given enough time to pack a few of their belongings
before the landlord locked them out. PC was not even allowed to retrieve her medications. The stress of
all of this made her condition worse. By the time we met them, she was in pretty bad shape emotionally.
She could hardly speak through the tears.
Of course, we did what we could to help. The homeless are particularly complicated cases. First, we
made sure PC could get her medications. We put them up in a motel for a couple of nights, which usually
gives them time to contact other agencies for help. They were considering entering a shelter until they
could sort things out. We brought them food from our pantry as well as gift cards for fuel, groceries, and
fast food. We can only deal with their immediate needs to buy time until they can find more permanent
solutions.
Then, as we were completing the check-in process at the motel, the young woman working behind the
counter asked in a whispering voice if we had a card she could use to call us later. I took her aside and
asked why she needed to speak with us. She explained that she was perhaps only a few weeks behind this
couple in being evicted. Even though she was working, she was still trying to get caught up on back rent
and other bills. We were able to connect her with another St. Vincent de Paul Conference in Bridgeton
where she lived.
This was a glaring example of just how bad things have become. We are currently bracing for a tsunami.
In a few weeks when the moratorium on evictions ends, the numbers of our neighbors being evicted is
going to skyrocket. Even though government funds have been made available at the state and local levels,
the money has been difficult to access. Some of our neighbors have been waiting for months. Only a
small percentage of the government money has made it to those who need it most.
As always, we rely on your generosity to do what we can in these kinds of cases. Our finances are
strong at the moment, and we’re hoping they will carry us through the inevitable surge that is coming.
We appreciate your ongoing support. We have returned to our general meeting schedule on the fourth
Monday of each month, so feel free to join us to find out more about our work or contact us at
svdp@stjoanofarcstl.com.
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