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St. Therese Parish ~ September 19, 2021
Parish Staff - Main Number, 741.2800
St. Therese Church
Reverend Joseph I. Cisetti, Pastor . . . . . . jcisetti@sttheresenorth.org x236
Reverend Angel Lemus, Associate Pastor alemus@sttheresenorth.org x220 7207 N.W. Highway 9
Reverend Randolph Sly, Associate Pastor. rsly@sttheresenorth.org Kansas City, MO 64152
(Part Time) 816.741.2800
Deacon Doug Warrens, Pastoral Associate dwarrens@sttheresenorth.org x212
website: www.sttheresenorth.org
Deacon Rick Boyle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rboylejr@me.com 807.3970
Deacon Scott McKellar, Pastoral Associate smckellar@sttheresenorth.org x213 Mass Schedule
Deacon Tony Zimmerman. . . . . . . . . . . . tonybarbz@prodigy.net Saturday: 4:30pm (live streamed .
Jonathan Rhodes, Business Manager. . . . jrhodes@sttheresenorth.org x217 through our Facebook page)
Erinn Brown, Development Director . . . ebrown@sttheresenorth.org x239 Sunday: 8:00am; 10:00am;
Tressa Collins, Communications. . . . . . . tcollins@sttheresenorth.org x221 Noon; 5:00pm
Jennifer Davis, Religious Education . . . . jdavis@sttheresenorth.org 741.5400, x219
Karen Engebretson, Music Director . . . . kengebretson@sttheresenorth.org x258 Daily Weekday Masses -
Sam Ford, Youth Ministry Director. . . . . sford@sttheresenorth.org 741.5400 x119 Monday-Saturday: 8:30am
Jeff McKinney, Building & Grounds. . . . jmckinney@sttheresenorth.org 741.5400 x412 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 6:30am
Donna Patti, Administrative Assistant . . dpatti@sttheresenorth.org x211
Barbara Volz, Bookkeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . bvolz@sttheresenorth.org x237 Confession
School Staff - Main Number, 741.5400 Tuesday/Wednesday: 8:00-8:20am
Theresa Roth, Principal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . troth@sttheresenorth.org x104 Saturday: 2:30-4:15pm
Kathy Hadel-Racy, Assistant Principal. . khadel-racy@sttheresenorth.org x105 By appointment, 741.2800
Liz Sharp, Assistant Principal. . . . . . . . . . lsharp@sttheresenorth.org
Teri Jo Garitz, Executive Secretary. . . . . . tjgaritz@sttheresenorth.org x106 Business Hours
Kim McConnell, Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . kmcconnell@sttheresenorth.org x100 Parish Office
Kim Revnew, Front Office Assistant . . . . krevnew@sttheresenorth.org x124 Monday - Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm
Early Education Center - Main Number, 746.1500 Closed Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00pm
Betty Phillips, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bphillips@sttheresenorth.org x109
Joan Jones, Executive Secretary. . . . . . . . jjones@sttheresenorth.org x114 School Office
St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry . . . . . . svdp@sttheresenorth.org 741.8661 Monday - Friday: 7:30am-3:30pm
Safe Environments Diocesan Liaisons
Whitney True-Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . . true.francis@diocesekcsj.org 392.0011
Joe Crayon, Ombudsman. . . . . . . . . . . . . crayon@ombudsmankcsj.org 816.812.2500 Bulletin Submissions must be received
8-10 business days prior to the request-
If you are a victim of sexual abuse by, or to report sexual abuse involving a cleric, diocesan ed date of publication, submit to
volunteer or employee, contact the Victim Advocate at 816.392.0011 or victimadvocate@ tcollins@sttheresenorth.org
diocesekcsu.org.
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combatting sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you
observe or suspect sexual abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1.800.392.3738 (if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and
3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the Dioce-
san Ombudsman, Joe Crayon, at 816.812.2500 or crayon@ombudsmankcsj.org if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer
of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact
the Whitney True-Francis, Victim Assistance Coordinator, at 816.392.0011 or true.francis@diocesekcsj.org for more information.
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YOUR GIFTS TO GOD & PARISH From the Pastor’s Pen
Week Ending Friday, September 3, 2021
Next weekend we have our annual Savor Fall And there was something
Fiscal Year: July 1, 2020—June 30, 2021 Festival on Saturday That weekend we also else–she lived through
celebrate our patronal feast of St. Therese of a worldwide pandemic.
Weekly Year-to- Lisieux The last big pandemic of
Date Unfortunately, this year we again celebrate the nineteenth century
in the midst of a worldwide pandemic. And was the Asiatic or Russian
Contributions $40,460 $582,461 flu that killed about a
you may think it out of place because we
remember a sweet girl who grew up in a million people. It started
sheltered home, and entered a cloistered in 1889 and recurred a
Budgeted $80,827 $727,442 number of times into 1895. And it did not
convent at the age of 15 and remained there
until she died at the age of 24. spare her own Carmel in Lisieux.
Difference ($40,367) ($144,981) Communities where people live closely
If you think of St. Therese as someone who
didn’t face real problems of life, think again together, and where there are a num-
Building Loan $2,510,684 and then think again after that. Her mother ber of the elderly, can be particularly
died of breast cancer when she was four. vulnerable to disease. After Christmas
Balance She worked through some difficult health 1891 the pandemic hit their Carmel and
Debt Retirement $885 $47,667 and emotional issues after that for some time. it hit hard. In a community of 25 nuns,
Contributions She faced many challenges living the three died in six days. With the excep-
religious life, particularly from some of the tion of three sisters, including Therese
Principal & ($131,848) other sisters. At the end of her life she suf- who was not quite 19, the community
Interest fered from tuberculosis which was joined by fell ill including the prioress and all the
payments an intense, pitch black, spiritual darkness. sisters in community leadership.
She was a real woman who faced many real
Difference ($84,181) problems of life with a very real and inten- (continued on page 6)
tional faith in God’s love and mercy.
STAFF COLUMN - DEACON SCOTT MCKELLAR, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
Faith and our Freedom (CCC 1777), but our conscience needs to be why St. Paul continues in this passage, “For
The popular understanding of freedom in ‘formed,’ or it may well lead us into error. the whole law is fulfilled in one statement,
our modern world is that we are either free Just because someone is following his or her namely, “You shall love your neighbor as
or not free. Freedom is like a light switch. conscience, does not make that action good. yourself ” (Galatians 5:17).
We can switch the light either on or off. Someone could claim to be following his or Clearly to choose to do evil is a choice on
Freedom is strictly an act of the will, which her conscience and exercising their right to our part, but not a genuine expression of
we choose to make. It is the power to choose freedom while driving intoxicated and at freedom. True freedom is the power to act
between two choices. In popular thinking, reckless speed through a residential neigh- freely and with excellence for the good. True
freedom resides in the will alone. In moral borhood with children playing on the roads, freedom is rooted in both the will and in
decision-making using this method, we but this behavior is clearly evil. reason. True freedom is not merely about
often first make a choice, and then evaluate This is why, even in popular understanding, me, but also about the good of others. We
whether the choice feels good to us emotionally. we often hear, “I should be free to do what- sometimes call this the common good.
Because you are free no matter what you ever I want, as long as it doesn’t negatively No one has the right to impinge on our right
choose, we might call this the freedom of in- affect others.” to freedom or the actions of our well-
difference. Whatever you choose, as long as In his letter to the Galatians, St. Paul notes, formed conscience, but there is a bigger
it is your choice, you are free. Since we often “For you were called to freedom brethren…” picture. Truth, reason and solidarity with
view our freedom as a fundamental right, but then he continues…”only do not use our neighbor are also part of free pursuit of
we might hear someone assert, “I should be your freedom as an opportunity for the the good.
free to do whatever I want!” Yet, please note flesh, but through love be servants of one Of course, there will at times be honest
that a choice for either goodness or evil is another.”(Galatians 5:17). disagreements about what the good is in
still free in this thinking. The Christian understanding of freedom is a certain situation, but to resolve these
We call that part of our will that helps us to not merely that it is a power to choose, but differences we must keep this bigger picture
choose our conscience. The church affirms instead the power to choose with a purpose. in mind. We cannot exclude the love of our
that we should always follow our conscience It is the power to choose the good. This is neighbor from the conversation.
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Nellie Klamm – September 22 Calling all Princesses!
Charles “Chuck” McKeon – September 22 The princess tea party
Frank Budke – September 23 will be back at our
favorite fall event, SA-
John Leo Moore – September 24 VOR, the experience! A Rock and a Hard Place
Francis V. Pasini – September 25 Make your reservations A priest, an evangelist,
now! $25 includes: and a minister were in a
Names listed above are from the Memorial Wall
display in our Gathering Space.
makeover, crowning, row boat in the middle of
photo with Tiana and a pond fishing. None of
Aurora and a tea party with other princess them had caught anything all morning.
Prayers and Sympathy friends! Reservation forms are available
For all those who have died, especially Mary in the Gift Shop or Parish Office or email After a while, the evangelist stood up and
Luke, mother of Edna Schieber; and Chris- Nichole Porting at nporting@gmail.com. said he needed to go to the bathroom. So he
topher Pinkston. climbed out of the boat and walked on the
water to shore. He came back ten minutes
May all who have died in Christ know the A Special Thank You later the same way.
fullness of Resurrection Life. UNBOUND would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank you for your kindness in Then the minister decided he needed to go
welcoming us to speak on behalf of deserv- to the bathroom, too. He climbed out of the
Baptisms - Let us welcome into the ing children, youth, and elders in need. 74 boat and walked on the water to shore. He,
family of God and into the St. Therese now have new friends at your parish. Your too, came back the same way ten minutes
family those newly baptized. generous and strong faith and your con- later.
William John Barth, son of tinuing fidelity to the values of the Gospel The priest looked at both of them and de-
David & Jillian Barth of Jesus Christ are indeed a blessing. I am cided that his faith was just as strong as his
Abigail Claire Moore, daughter of personally grateful for all the thoughtful at- fishing buddies and that he could walk on
Stephen & Kate Moore tention you provided to me. If you have not water, too. He stood up and excused himself.
yet done so, and would like to form an alli- As he stepped out, he made a big splash
Hayden Felix Taiber, son of ance of friendship with a child, a teenager, a
Justin U Lindsey Taiber down into the water.
seminarian, an elder, or a child with special
Miles Liam Swafford, son of needs, call 1.800.875.6564. Or contact our The evangelist looked at the minister and
David & Lynn Swafford website at www.unbound.org. said, “I suppose we should have told him
Sincerely, Fr. Cyrus Gallagher where the rocks were.” ©LPI
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Q? What is Eucharistic Adoration? A:
Eucharistic Adoration a.k.a. Adoration, is a Sunday 3:00-4:30pm: Confirmation Classes, Wooldridge Center/Martin Room
time taken to worship the true God in the September 6:15-7:45pm: HSYC-High School Young Church, Youth Room
person of Jesus Christ who is really, truly 19 6:30-8:00pm: Welcome Men’s Team 12 Meeting, Birkel Room
present in the eucharistic host. Catholics Monday 8:30am: Mass
often make what is known as a Holy Hour September 9:00-10:30am: Prayer Session, Parish Library
to honor Jesus’ heartfelt request to His 20 9:00am-10:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
closest disciples during His lonely agony in 6:30-8:30pm: Welcome Women’s Team 5 Gathering, Birkel Room
the garden, “Could you not spend one hour
with me?” Tuesday 6:30am / 8:30am Masses
Q? Where’s the Adoration Chapel? A: Fac- September 8:00-8:20am: Confessions
ing the church entrance, follow the walkway 21 9:00am-10:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
on the left (north east) and it will lead you 9:30-11:00am: Mary, Martha, Lazarus Prayer, Birkel Room
directly to the Chapel 3:15-5:00pm: Parent Latin Lesson Group, Parish Library
Q? Must I sign up? I don’t for Mass. A: No, 7:00-8:30pm: Welcome Women’s Team 12 Meeting, Martin Room
you don’t have to sign up. You can drop in
any time during Chapel hours – stay as little Wednesday 6:30am / 8:30am Masses
or long as you desire. September 8:00-8:20am: Confessions
Q? I’m interested in a weekly Holy Hour or 22 8:00am-12:00pm: Library Committee Meeting, Parish Library
becoming a sub. Now what? A: Complete 9:00am-10:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
a purple form in the Welcome Center or 6:00-7:15pm: RE, School
Chapel. 6:00-7:30pm: MSYC, Youth Room
Thursday 7:30-8:30am: Fatima Prayer Group, Parish Library
Chapel Hours: September 8:30am Mass
Mon-Fri 9am–10pm / Sat 9am–12pm 23 9:00am-10:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
9:30-11:00am: Queen of Peace Prayer Group, Parish Library
2:00-6:00pm: Flu Shot Clinic, Wooldridge Center
Sign Up: sttheresenorth.org home page. 7:00-8:30pm: RCIA Meeting, Wooldridge Center
More Info: eucharisticadoration@
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Arredondo September 9:00am-10:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
24 7:00-7:30pm: Divine Mercy Chaplet in Song, Birkel Room
St. Therese Adoration Chapel Saturday SAVOR, THE EXPERIENCE, 5:30pm, Back Parking Lot
The humble chapel that hosts September Weather permitting
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8:30am Daily Mass
9:00am-12:00pm: Eucharistic Adoration, Adoration Chapel
9:00-10:00am: Metanoia, Team 1 Study, Martin Room
2:30-4:15pm: Confessions
Sunday 3:00-4:30pm: Confirmation Classes, Wooldridge Center/Martin Room
September 6:15-7:45pm: HSYC-High School Young Church, Youth Room
26 6:30-8:00pm: Welcome Men’s Team 12 Meeting, Birkel Room
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assisting our suffering brothers and sisters in get the necessary parts to fix it. The sign was gifted to the church 11 years ago and we are
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These remaining three cared for the sick, the dead and
communicated with those on the outside. Eventually the
community began to recover, but Therese gained a familiarity
with death, speaking of the joy and peace she saw in the faces
of deceased sisters. She didn’t fear death, saying it was the
only way to reach God.
This real woman who faced the trauma of a real pandem-
ic taking the lives of three people she loved in less than a
week, is a model for us. Most of us have yet to face in this
pandemic what she had to face. She did this with faith and
confidence.
As we continue to journey through this pandemic, assisted
by the prayers of St. Therese and inspired by her example,
may we journey together with deep confidence and an abso-
lute determination to do everything, even the smallest act for
love of God. May we be real people who face real problems
of life with a real, living and intentional faith in God and His
love for us.
Stay tuned for something else special next weekend as well.
Father Joe Cisetti
The 54-day Rosary Continues
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2:45 p.m. – Chaplet of Divine Mercy
3:00 p.m. – Glorious Mysteries Rosary
Reception to follow
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lines, only the person requesting prayer or a designated family member may place or remove a name)
SUNDAY, September 19
Paula Acconcia Rachel Day John Lopez Pat Reeder
Jay Atkinson Gayle Dean Judy Louth Gina Reiter 8:00am - Spencer Norris +
Cynthia Barchesky Bernie Deister Sal Lozano Beverly Rietveld 10:00am - John Cherne +
Nathalie Blogin Anita Eastland Ellen Madrick Amy Roberts 12:00pm - Marion Oswald
Debra Bommarito Charlene Fick Arlene Marshall Larry Ryan
5:00pm - Mass for the People
Joe Boswell Ken Finke Betty McDonald Mary Ann Ryan
Bryan Bownik Sandy Gardner Mike McGinnes Jossalyn Sainz MONDAY, September 20
Jack Brackney Bert Giarraputo Wendy McKellar Natalie Ann Salas 8:30am - Living/Deceased members of
Irwin & Lois Broussard Rosemary Gill Jessica McLain Forrest Salyers Deister/Tiedtka families
Ed Burgess Pete Godfrey David McPherson Paula Scott TUESDAY, September 21
Daniel Burnos Pat Goss Adrianna Marjanovic Carmen Serrone
John Burton Suzanne Grisham Jerry & Pat Musil Carolyn Shatto 6:30am - Rosemary Nollette +
Mike Callahan Doris Hahn Arlene Nadeau Joanne Smith 8:30am - Dixie Hales +
William & Dorothy Grace Heater Paul Neidig James Spawn WEDNESDAY, September 22
Campbell Mary & John Henke Joyce Newcomer Joann Strever
Frank Canino 6:30am - Deceased members of
Ellie Higgins Nathan Newton Rex Suman
Jim Carroll Carolyn Hurt Linda Osterhaus Maureen Tejeda
Pruneda family
Pat Cartwright Peter Ikona Doyne Parisi Jim Tompkins 8:30am - Neada Distefano +
Joe Cento Becky Isom Nancy Pearson Donna Vining THURSDAY, September 23
Frank Cohara Barbara Jordan Jill Pehlman Adam Whitbeck
Matthew Cohara 8:30am - Clarine “Chub” Spallo +
Vince Kehr Leo & Tillie Perkins Geri & Pat White
John Childers FRIDAY, September 24
Marcia Kenski Barbara Personelli Lionel White
Timothy Childers Glenda Kimsey Dorothy Porter Leanore Wilke 6:30am - Special Intention
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Natalie Lewis Leticia Rabang Dcn. Tony Zimmerman
Albert Daniels SATURDAY, September 25
Francis Logan Danielle Reeder
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PRAYERS FOR THOSE SERVING IN THE MILITARY -
For parishioners, relatives of parishioners and their families. 4:30pm - Linn Kalahurka
Spencer Collazos Jamie Frates Jeremiah Murphy Tim Pachasa SUNDAY, September 26
nephew of Dawn & . husband of Rebecca nephew of Dodie son of Andy & Nancy
Larry Walter 8:00am - Dalila Maria Coots +
Bill Freund James Pate Eric Rawlings
Brian Conforti son of Bill & husband of Jennifer husband of Candi 10:00am - Hanna Mills +
son of Frank & Patty Barbara Major N. Potts & father of Jaeger
12:00pm - Intentions of Sister
Ryan Doherty & Jacob Glodsbury grandson of Mary Jane Christian Shattuck
Brody Scherman son of John & Kim Billy Raine son of Brian & Emmanuel Maillard
grandsons of Lynda . Douglas Lomshek son of Vicki Raine Laureen
Norris 5:00pm - Mass for the People
nephew of Liz Stine William Rory & Brent Snyder
Jeremy Flowers James McLaughlin Candice O’Brien son of Greg &
son of Brenda son of Heath & brother & sister- Brenda (Crosses, † indicate deceased loved ones)
Sean Frazier Michelle in-law of Craig Wooten,
son of Liz & Sam Michael O’Brien nephew-in-law of .
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