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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis | Our parish exists to give Glory to God
4556 Telegraph Road, St. Louis, MO 63129 | sfastl.org | 314-487-5736
Saint FrancisÉy Assisi
March 19, 2023
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH CELEBRATION OF THE HOLY MASS
4556 Telegraph Rd, St. Louis, MO 63129 Saturdays 7:45 a.m. / 4:00 p.m.
Phone: 314-487-5736 | Fax: 314-487-3701 Sundays 7:00 a.m. / 9:00 a.m. / 11:00 a.m.
www.sfastl.org | parishoffice@sfastl.org
Facebook: stfrancisstl | Twitter: @stfrancisstl Weekdays Monday-Friday 7:45 a.m. / 12:00 p.m.
Rectory Office Hours: M-F: 8:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation
Rectory Office closed everyday: 12 noon—1:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 11:15-11:45 a.m.
CLERGY Saturday: 2:45-3:45 p.m.
Sunday: 8:15-9:00 a.m.
Reverend Paul Hamilton phamilton28@gmail.com
Pastor St. Anthony Devotions
Tuesday after the 7:45 a.m. Mass.
Reverend George Staley georgestaley@archstl.org
Associate Pastor Eucharistic Adoration
Monday—Thursday: 8:15 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Deacon John DuFaux johndufaux@archstl.org
Permanent Deacon Ext 133 Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Baptism
Seminarians Attendance at a Baptismal Preparation Class is required prior to Baptism. Classes
Zack Eischeid Jacob Miller are held the 1st Thursday of the month in the Rectory Meeting Room. Please call
the rectory or visit our website to register.
Sacrament of the Eucharist and Confirmation
PASTORAL STAFF For those who have been baptized Catholic or wish to enter the Catholic Church,
sessions in the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is required. For more
Jeremy Boyer jboyer@sfastl.org information contact Linda Pudlowski (314) 799 9744.
Director of Liturgy & Sacred Music Ext 107
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
Alex Stenberg astenberg@sfastl.org If you or a loved one is seriously sick and would like a visit from one of the
Youth Minister Ext 109 parish priests, please call the rectory to request a visit. Due to privacy laws,
hospitals no longer call to notify churches of parishioners who are ill so we need
to be notified by a family member.
PARISH STAFF Sacrament of Marriage
The Archdiocesan Preparation Program requires a minimum of six months
Karen Higgins khiggins@sfastl.org before your expected wedding date for spiritual study, instruction and discussion.
Business Manager Ext 142 Contact the rectory office to begin your preparation.
Jo Hufker jhufker@sfastl.org Sacrament of Holy Orders and Vowed Religious Life
Administrative Coordinator Ext. 101 If you are interested in learning more about a vocation to the priesthood or
consecrated life, please contact one of the parish priests or the Archdiocesan
Lisa Wood lisawood@sfastl.org
Vocations Office at stlvocations.org.
Parish Office Receptionist bulletineditor@sfastl.org
Bulletin Editor Ext 150 Holy Communion for the Homebound
Anyone in our parish who is homebound who would like to receive Holy
Rich Hespen maintenance@sfastl.org Communion please contact Deacon DuFaux to make arrangements.
Facilities & Maintenance Coord. Ext 131
St. Vincent de Paul Society Helpline
314-289-6101 Ext 2232
PARISH SCHOOL | PRESCHOOL | PSR FORMED – The Catholic Faith. On Demand.
Visit https://sfastl.formed.org and search “63129” to find our church.
4550 Telegraph Road, St. Louis, MO 63129
Phone: 314-487-5736, Ext 121 | Fax: 314-416-7118 Parish Library
schooloffice@sfastl.org The Parish Library is closed at this time. Keep an eye on the bulletin for when
reopening is announced.
Jean Ameduri | parishlibrary@sfastl.org
Beth Bartolotta beth.bartolotta@sfaschoolstl.org
Principal Ext 121
Sarah Bundren sarah.bundren@sfaschoolstl.org WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS
School Secretary Ext 121 If you are new to the area, we look forward to meeting you personally.
Kelly Cox kelly.cox@sfaschoolstl.org We pray that through our worship, you may experience the depth of
Pre-school Secretary Ext 132 God’s love for us. To become a member, please e-mail the rectory
office at parishoffice@sfastl.org or register online at www.sfastl.org
Tim McInnis tmcinnis@sfastl.org (click on the Contact tab and select Register With Us). We hope that
PSR Coordinator Ext 129 you find a home here among friends who pray together, work together
and play together.
Facility requests: par ishoffice@sfastl.or g
Announcements for bulletin & pulpit are due by Monday at 12 noon. If you have not been active in the practice of the Catholic Faith, we
Bulletin announcements: bulletineditor @sfastl.or g encourage you to return. If you would like to speak with someone on
Pulpit announcements: pa@sfastl.or g the parish staff, please do not hesitate to contact any one of us.
If a previous marriage has kept you from receiving the Sacraments, we
Our parish purpose is to use our enthusiasm for our Catholic faith and
compassion for others to nurture personal, spiritual growth and promote invite you to contact one of the priests. In many cases we can work with
fellowship within and beyond our parish so that every parishioner may become you toward a favorable solution so you can again receive the
holy. - Enhance the Sunday experience - Embrace with a welcoming spirit Sacraments in the Catholic Church.
- Engage everyone in parish life
2 MARCH 19, 2023
From the Pastor
May we always keep in mind that this parish exists to give glory to God in all we do
and for each one of us to be sanctified in our lives. St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us.
Consolation, Desolation, Affirmation
I’ve been using the Asbury University revival that occurred in early February—if you want a summary, read my most
recent columns. But I’ve been talking about it from the perspective of Catholic spirituality.
As much as many of us want to have our Big God Moment—the moment where God shows himself to us in an
indisputable way that (supposedly) removes all obstacles to faith, the vast majority of our spiritual lives are lived under
very ordinary conditions. The initial spiritual highs give way to spiritual lows; the positive feelings (which in Catholic
lingo are called “consolations”) give way to negative feelings or apathy (called “desolations”). This is true no matter
how big the Big God Moment was—if you don’t believe me, just ask St. Paul. His Big God Moment was as Big a God
Moment as ever existed, and he still felt that desolation when he was sitting in a prison cell or shipwrecked at sea or
nearly beaten to death. The certainty of desolation—spiritual dryness, lack of desire to pray, feelings of hopelessness or
frustration or sadness—is guaranteed. We Catholics are realists, and while I sometimes wonder if our realism prevents us
from being led to Big God Moments, I also appreciate very much how down to earth our everyday approach to
spirituality is.
St. Ignatius of Loyola, who founded the Jesuits, created a list of rules on how to navigate periods of desolation. My
favorite introduction to this material is found in Fr. Timothy Gallagher’s book The Discernment of Spirits. If you aren’t
much of a reader, you can find series of lectures by him on YouTube, such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=_PGAEfofrJA (or just go to YouTube and type in “discerning hearts Timothy Gallagher”). These rules help us to
discern the will of God for us when his will for us doesn’t seem clear.
For example, I am naturally depressed in January and February (thank God we’re in March!). “Desolation is
During my first years in seminary, I was so restless and disengaged that I couldn’t stand
ordinary seminary life. I wondered if this attitude meant that I shouldn’t be in seminary. I the time when
seriously contemplated leaving, but on good advice I was told to wait for the feeling to pass we grow the
and figure it out over the summer when I was in a better state of mind. When May rolled
around, I was happy that I hadn’t decided to leave. most in our
Then next January and February came around. Guess what? The feelings returned. I wanted spiritual lives.”
to get out of seminary more the second time around…but I remembered the advice that I had
been given, waited it out, and was happy that I had not made any decisions when I was at a spiritual and psychological
low point.
What I only later came to realize was that my friend had taught me St. Ignatius’ fifth rule of spiritual discernment: “In
time of desolation never to make a change; but to be firm and constant in the resolutions and determination in which one
was the day preceding such desolation, or in the determination in which he was in the preceding consolation.”
In other words, we make changes to our spiritual lives when in a state of consolation; when in a state of desolation, we
stay the course. I was told not to make rash decisions when in January or February.
If this topic interests you, please refer either to Fr. Gallagher’s book or lecture series. As a final note, however, the more
mature I have become in the spiritual life, the less that states of desolation bother me. Desolation does not mean that God
has abandoned me—I have learned to pay attention to those feelings, but not to give them the final say. Desolation is the
time when we grow the most in our spiritual lives. When the good feelings go away, God is asking us a fundamental
question: are you my friend because of the good feelings I provide you, or are you my friend because you love me? Are
you praying because you love me, or because you love how I make you feel? Staying the course through desolation
purifies our love by making it unselfish—we pray because we love God, not because he makes us feel a certain way.
FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 3
Sign up: https://bit.ly/3jhUOdf or contact Sandy Suter at
sandysuter47@gmail.com or (314) 701-6659
Being Generous with Treasure. Contributors Online Envelopes Total
Recap for week of 3/5/2023 144 176 320
Collection vs Parish Budget The Francis Fund - Keeping Catholic Education Affordable
Actual Budget over/(under) Weekly Total $1,874.00
Weekly Total $28,669.50 $20,424.62 $8,244.88 Year-to-Date Total $40,247.00
Year-To- $741,475.73 $735,286.32 $6,189.41 Fund Goal $50,000.00
Date Total
Collection Variance
Parish Investment in the School 2022 General 2023 General
YTD Fund $722,952.00 YTD Fund $741,475.73
This year, amount the parish
$270,420.00
plans to invest in school:
Contact the Roman Catholic Foundation today to discuss
your planned giving options!
Fas t . Sec u re. Easy .
Grateful & Generous Stewards:
If you are an existing online giver and have made an offertory commitment to increase your
recurring giving, you must log into your existing account to change your gift amount.
Switching from paper envelopes to online giving helps our parish plan and budget, while ensuring continued support when parishioners
travel. It also benefits you, no more worrying about bringing your envelope or check to Mass. And your offertory is given electronically
whether or not you are able to attend Mass at St. Francis because of vacation or bad weather. Visit sfastl.org/o/sfas and click on Online
Giving below the scrolling banner or visit https://www.osvhub.com/sfastl/funds. Thank you!
4 MARCH 19, 2023
Early Bulletin Deadlines
April 2nd Bulletin Due by March 24th
April 9th Bulletin Due by March 30th
Kenrick-Glennon Days
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
5200 Glennon Drive, St. Louis, MO 63119.
Camp One-6th & 7th (Fall 2023)
begins on Monday June 12, 2023. Check-in time is at
3:00 p.m.
Closing Mass, 10am on June 14th. Camper pickup is at
11:00 a.m.
Camp Two -8th-9th (Fall 2023)
begins on Thursday June 15, 2023. Check-in time is at
3:00 p.m.
Closing Mass, 10am on June 17th. Camper pickup is at
11:00 a.m.
Junior Counselors are high school guys entering 10th-
12th grades who assist at both camps, from June 11-17,
2023. Please note JC’s will be at camp all week. Check-In
Sunday, June 11, 2023. Check-Out Saturday, June 17,
2023.
Register here: https://www.stlvocations.org/kgd 4-7pm Fridays in Lent
To sign up for an hour during our Holy Week Perpetual
Adoration, see the sign up board in the back of church or
visit https://bit.ly/3JxY8LT to sign up online.
PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE
SOUL OF:
Dorothy Ackermann
Mother of Ken Ackermann
Joyce Mora
Mother of Joe Mora
Mother-in-law of Chris Mora
FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 5
Lenten Speaker Series
Fr. Anthony Yates: March 19: “Apart from Me, you can
do nothing”: Staying Connected to Christ in Difficult
Times
Fr. Paul Hamilton: March 26: "Cancer is my Friend": The
Story of Fr. Jack Costello
Sundays at 7 pm in Church
Summer Academy
CBC Summer Academy Registration now open for all
boys entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.
Enjoy a premier summer experience held in CBC’s
theater, classrooms, science labs, art studios, and sports
facilities by being part of our CBC Summer Academy.
Register today at www.BeaCadet.org/summer.
Contact Melissa Ryan at ryanm@cbchs.org or 314-985-
6095 for more information.
CYC Umpires
If you are interested in umpiring CYC baseball / softball,
please contact Bill Halaz at (314) 894-2528 by March 26.
You must be 13 years of age by April 15 to umpire.
6 MARCH 19, 2023
FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 7
“The most powerful
thing we can do on
this earth with our
time is to spend it in
Eucharistic
adoration. Nothing
can do more to BUNCO NIGHT / GAME NIGHT at St Francis of Assisi
change the world, to bring about peace, to convert hearts, Parish Center on Friday, May 12, 2023. Sponsor ed by
to make reparation for the many evils committed.” Poor the St. Anne Sodality. Our theme is St. Louis Cardinals so
Clares of Perpetual Adoration wear your cardinal gear.
You are invited to spend time in Eucharistic Adoration, Doors open at 6:00pm, games start at 7:00pm
offering your prayers and thanksgiving, or silently sitting
with Jesus. Bring your own games to play or play Bunco.
For more information, please contact Deb at 314-892- Price is $12.00 per person if you reservation is made
1214 or email sfaadoration@gmail.com before April 1,2023. After April 1, 2023 price is $15.00
per person. The price includes all drinks. NO OUTSIDE
BEVERAGES ALLOWED. Bring your own snacks. The
event is for men and women. A full table seats twelve, but
you do not need a full table.
We will have basket raffles, Pot of Gold, and other
raffles, as well as attendance prizes.
Call Carol for Reservations at 314-892-6690.
Any questions, contact Joan at 314-954-3914.
Faith Formation with Father
Adoration Help Needed We hear a lot about the importance of evangelization. But
how do we do it? In efforts to equip people with
Adoration is in need of volunteers to help with temporary confidence to evangelize, Fr. Staley will be doing a study
openings. This may be a good time to come pray before on the book "How to Share Your Faith with Anyone:
Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament for one hour. You may A Practical Manual for Catholic Evangelization" by
even find it to be something you’d like to do more Terry Barber. Fr . Staley says that you are welcome to
regularly. purchase the book and read it and bring it to the sessions,
but it is not necessary for attendance or participation in
Needs include Mondays 11-12 and Wednesdays 10-11. the sessions. The first talk in this four-part series will
be held on February 12 in the church from 12-1 p.m.
If you can help out part of these 2 months, or every week, Future talks will be at the same time on February 26,
please call Debbie at 314-892-1214, 314-302-7739, or March 12, and March 26. Join in person or with the live
email sfaadoration@gmail.com -stream recordings at https://www.sfastl.org/o/sfas/ page/
live-mass.
The School Board is looking for nominations to begin the 23-24 school year. The school board is an advisory committee
for the principal and pastor for school policies. The school board membership is a 3 year commitment of a meeting once
a month (usually on Wednesdays) with additional duties here and there throughout the school year. If you are interested
or would like to nominate someone please contact Katie Albin at albink@stmaryshs.com or at 816-522-7402.
8 MARCH 19, 2023
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
Principal’s Corner 8-11 a.m. RCIA RMR
SUN
7-8 p.m. Lenten Series: Fr. Anthony Yates Church
3/19
A message from Beth Bartolotta 7-9 p.m. Youth Group YR
SFA School Principal MON 6:30-8:30 p.m. Stretch Fit and Martial Arts PC
3/20 7-8:30 p.m. Respect Life Meeting RMR
TUES 7:30-9 p.m. Men’s Ministry Learning Commons
3/21
Happy March, SFA Families! The
days are getting longer as we 9-10 a.m. Moms in Prayer RMR
WED
travel through Lent, leading us to 7-9 p.m. Youth Group YR
3/22
8-10 p.m. Men’s Group Learning Commons
Easter. Our school community
has been supporting one another THUR
by praying for each other’s 3/23
“crosses” or burdens. Each week FRI 4-7 p.m. Fish Fry PC
each person fills out a prayer 3/24 7:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross Church
intention and classes pray for one SAT 6-7:30 a.m. Men’s Ministry Learning Commons
another. The crosses pictured here 3/25
are accumulated intentions being 8-11 a.m. RCIA RMR
prayed for. Special thanks to Mrs. SUN 12-1 p.m. Faith Formation with Father Church
Bundren for sharing her artistic 3/26 7-8 p.m. Lenten Series: Fr. Paul Hamilton Church
talents in drawing Jesus for us. 7-9 p.m. Youth Group YR
YR-Youth Room | PC-Parish Center
RCR-Rectory Conference Rm | RMR-Rectory Meeting Rm
More amazing news about alumni:
Vianney students and SFA alumni Andrew Wood and
Andrew Lumsden won Gold Circle Awards at Vianney.
Andrew Wood (SFA ’20) won the Marianist Award.
Andrew Lumsden (SFA ’21) received the Order of the
Griffin Marianist Award. According to Vianney, these
boys distinguished themselves by achieving the highest
ratings from faculty and administration in demonstrating
Marian Characteristics through their actions in
classrooms, on teams, and in clubs. Congratulations
Andrew and Andrew!
If you saw the St. Louis Review, you also saw that Drew
Richter (SFA ’19) received the Archbishop John L. May
Service Award for St. Mary’s High School.
Congratulations, Drew!
Students at Fish Fry: I’ve received several words of
thanks from
parishioners for
our students who
are working hard
and helping with
the Fish Fries.
How thankful I
am for their
leadership and
service.
Our school will
be on Spring Break during the week of March 20th.
Classes resume March 27th.
FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 9
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday March 20, 2023
Please Pray
7:45 a.m. Mike Robinson Pray for the Sick
12 p.m. Matt Lane | Special Intention Joe Adams Anthony Indelicato Jon Phillips
Tuesday March 21, 2023 Nancy Adams Gene Jaggie Chuck Polokonis
Jean Ameduri Radina Jost Jessica Porzel
7:45 a.m. John Moody
Dolline Bender Ruth Kargus Sr. Phyllis Ann Price,
12 p.m. Bob and Nancy Young | Special Intention Betty Bradley Ray Kellner SSND
Bob Bradley Emily Klein Henry Schaper
Wednesday March 22, 2023
Jennifer Braun Linda Kohnen Steve Schicker
7:45 a.m. Thomas S. Englebreit Judy Burnett Mark Lowe Clarence Siebert
12 p.m. Patrick and Christy Henneman | Special Intention Steve Cauley Honorine Mbombo Pat Siemer
Nancy Colletta Marge Martens Nicole Shaffner
Thursday March 23, 2023 Everleigh Durham Tom Mattingly Carol Suzanne
7:45 a.m. Al Benhoff Sophia Evans Lucy Mattingly Ann Thebeau
Bob Gruener Diane Meyer Russ Thebeau
12 p.m. Josephine Henneman | Special Intention Irv Haislar Gerry Miller Sue Trokey
Friday March 24, 2023 Edward Hausner Jane Miller
7:45 a.m. Paul Murphy
Military Prayers
12 p.m. James Williamson | Special Intention
Saturday March 25, 2023 Isaiah Angeli Riley D’Ornellas Mason Merrell
Jake Augustine Jake Dorsey Elijah Parsons
7:45 a.m. John Stewart Devin Blackwelder Nick Gastreich Matthew Salvaggio
4 p.m. Mary Elizabeth Ratledge Bryce Blackwelder Ben Goedeker Andrew Stough
Dominic J. Bono Mike Herbst
Sunday March 26, 2023
Paul Drago Robbie Mantel
7:00 a.m. Robert Hynes
9:00 a.m. For the Parish Please pray for the sick and military men and women. If you or
a loved one would like to be added to either list, please call the
11:00 a.m. Bob and Nancy Young | Special Intention Parish Office. Also, please let the rectory office know if you or
your loved one is no longer sick or active in the military and
BULLETIN & PULPIT ANNOUNCEMENTS can be removed from the prayer lists. Thank you.
(New names to the list are italicized.)
Bulletin and Pulpit Announcements can now be submitted via
the parish website. Just go to www.sfastl.org/o/sfas, click on
Contact and Announcement Request. There are also new SFA
parish Pulpit Announcement Guidelines that can be found at on
the submission page and at https://goo.gl/HQSsMf.
PLEASE NOTE: Both Pulpit Announcements We now have a direct URL for FORMED.org:
and Bulletin Submissions are due by Monday https://sfastl.formed.org
at Noon in order to be included in the following
Sunday's announcements or bulletin!
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