Our Lady of Sorrows Church

Our Lady of Sorrows 5020 Rhodes Avenue St. Louis, MO 63109 www.olsorrows.org

Business Hours Monday - Friday

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Phone (314) 351-1600

Fax (314) 351-1602 Pastor

Fr. Sebastian Mundackal

Mass Schedule

Daily Monday—Friday 6:30 a.m.

Holy Days 8:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.

Rectory closed on all Holy Days

Sunday Saturday 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. Confessions

Tuesday 6:15—6:30 a.m.; Saturday 4:00—4:45 p.m. By appointment anytime

PARISH STAFF Rev. Sebastian Mundackal, Pastor

sebastianosb@yahoo.com Rev. Andrew Sigmund, Retired

asigmund@sbcglobal.net Deacon Dan Skillman, Pastoral Associate

skillmand@olsorrows.org Mrs. Cathy Newhouse, Business Manager

olscan@sbcglobal.net Mrs. Mary Ann Rachas, Bulletin Editor

rectory@olsorrows.org Mr. Greg Schweizer, Director of Music

gregschweizer@hotmail.com

SOUTH CITY CATHOLIC ACADEMY Mrs. Laura Hirschman, Principal

lhirschman@sccastl.org 5821 Pernod Ave St. Louis, MO 63139 314-752-4171 www.stlsouthcitycatholicacademy.org

OTHER HELPFUL NUMBERS Corinne Bardgett, Parish Council 481-0335 Prayer Chain 330-9275

Parish Helpers 351-4673 Medical Equipment Needs 752-4660 Martha Ministry (funeral luncheons) 351-4673 St. Vincent de Paul (assistance line) 289-6101 mailbox 1123 Eucharistic Adoration: The Adoration Chapel, locat-ed in the South Sacristy, is open on weekdays; call the rectory for specific hours. Please come & spend some time in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. Sacramental Policies: For details on sacramental policies for infant baptism, adult initiation, anointing of the sick, Christian mar-riage, or religious vocations, stop by the rectory or visit our website: www.olsorrows.org. Bulletin Articles: Should be submitted by 9am Tuesday morning prior to the weekend the article is to run. Articles may be emailed to bulletin@olsorrows.org, faxed to 314.351.1602, or dropped off at the Rectory office.

Second Sunday of Lent -Year A March 8, 2020

From the Pastor’s Desk

Our Lady of Sorrows, St. Louis, MO

The common theme of today’s readings is metamorpho-sis or transformation. The readings invite us to work with the assistance of the Holy Spirit to transform our lives by renewing them during Lent, and to radiate the glory and grace of the transfigured Lord which we have received to all around us by our Spirit-filled lives. Scripture lessons: The first reading describes the transformation of a pagan patriarch into a believer in the one God. His name will be transformed from Abram to Abraham and his small family into a great nation. All Abram has to do is to obey the Lord God’s command, and he does so. The second reading, taken from St. Paul’s second letter to Timothy, explains the type of Lenten transformation expected of us. We are trans-formed when we recognize the hand of a loving, provid-ing and disciplining God behind all our hardships, pain and suffering and try our best to grow in holiness by cooperating with the grace of God given to us through Jesus and his Gospel. In the Transfiguration story in today’s Gospel, Jesus is revealed as a glorious fig-ure, superior to Moses and Elijah. The primary purpose of Jesus’ Transfiguration was to allow Jesus to consult his Heavenly Father in order to ascertain His plan for His Son’s suffering, death and Resurrection. The secondary aim was to make his chosen disciples aware of Jesus’ Divine glory, so that they might discard their worldly ambitions and dreams of a conquering political Messiah and might be strengthened in their time of tri-al. On the mountain, Jesus is identified by the Heavenly Voice as the Son of God. Thus, the transfiguration nar-rative is a Christophany, that is, a manifestation or rev-elation of who Jesus really is. Describing Jesus’ Trans-figuration, the Gospel gives us a glimpse of the Heaven-ly glory awaiting those who do God’s will by putting their trusting Faith in Him.

Life messages: #1 The Transubstantiation in the Holy Mass is the source of our strength. In each Holy Mass our offering of bread and wine becomes the Body and Blood of Jesus under the appearances of bread and wine. Hence, just as the Transfiguration of Jesus strengthened the Apostles in their time of trial, each Holy Mass should be our source of Heavenly strength against our own temptations and a source of grace for the renewal of our lives during Lent. In addi-tion, communion with Jesus in prayer and especially in the Eucharist should be a source of daily transformation of both our minds and hearts, enabling us to see Jesus in every one of our brothers and sisters with whom we come in contact each day. #2 Each Sacrament that we receive transforms us. Baptism, for example, transforms us into sons and daughters of God and heirs of heaven. Confirmation makes us the temples of the Holy Spirit. By the Sacra-ment of Reconciliation, God brings back the sinner to the path of holiness. By receiving in Faith, the Sacra-ment of the Anointing of the Sick, we are spiritually, and sometimes physically, healed, and our sins are for-given. #3 A message of hope and encouragement. In moments of doubt, pain and suffering, disappointment and despair, we need mountain-top experiences to reach out to God and listen to His consoling words: “This is my beloved son/daughter in whom I am well pleased.” Our 'Lenten penance' will lead us to the 'Easter joy.'

March 8, 2020

SUN 3/8

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11:00 am 11:15 am 4:00 pm 6:00 pm

Faenger Hall Rectory S/S Rooms Cafeteria

MON 3/9

Election Day set up Cub Scouts Adult Faith Men’s Club

9:00 am 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm

Faenger Hall Cafeteria S/S Rooms Cafeteria

TUE 3/10

Election Day Girl Scouts Seven Sorrows Rosary St. Vincent de Paul

6:00 am 6:15 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm

Faenger Hall S/S Rooms Adoration Chapel Notre Dame Rm

WED 3/11

Quilting Quilting Women’s Guild Boy Scouts Adult Faith

8:00 am 5:00 pm 5:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm

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THU 3/12

Legion of Mary Adult Faith Daisy/Brownie Troop

8:45 am 1:00 pm 5:00 pm

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FRI 3/13

Fish Fry prep Fish Fry set up Fish Fry Nocturnal Adoration

12:00 pm 12:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm

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SAT 3/14

Cub Scouts (Nims) 9:30 am S/S Rooms

SUN 3/15

Monday, March 9 St. Frances of Rome, religious Readings: Dn 9:4b-10; Ps 79:8, 9, 11, 13; Lk 6:36-38

6:30 a.m. †Frances & Jim Shuttleworth Tuesday, March 10 Lenten Weekday

Readings: Is 1:10, 16-20; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 23:1-12

6:30 a.m. †Ronald Zenrugh Wednesday, March 11 Lenten Weekday Readings: Jer 18:18-20; Ps 31:5-6, 14-16; Mt

20:17-28 6:30 a.m. †Deacon Bob Wertz Thursday, March 12 Lenten Weekday Readings: Jer 17:5-10; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 16:19-31

6:30 a.m. †JoAnne Anthony Friday, March 13 Lenten Weekday

Readings: Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a; 17b-28a; Ps 105:16-21; Mt 21:33-43, 45-46

6:30 a.m. †Katherine Blake Saturday, March 14 Lenten Weekday Readings: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 103:1-4, 9-12;

Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 5:00 p.m. †Cornelius Brouk servers: J. Christians, K. Wilkinson, A. Granadillo lectors: Myra Ball & Kristina Pluff

Sunday, March 15 Third Sunday of Lent Readings: Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Rom 5:1-2,

5-8; Jn 4:5-42 [5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42] 8:00 a.m. †Frank Passafiume servers: M. Noll, I. Noll, C. Mouser

lectors: Randy Stoffel & Connie Stoffel 10:00 a.m. †Brian Pasque

servers: T. Rooney, K. Rooney, L. Meyer lectors: Julie Phelps & Gloria Kudrna

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Parish Mission Statement: We, the Catholic community of Our Lady of Sorrows, are disciples of Jesus Christ through our Bap-tism. Nourished by Word and Sacrament we seek to form adults, teens, and children in the ways of the Gospel, while welcoming new members to our parish and our Catholic faith. As a Eucharistic people, guided by the Holy Spirit, we minister to all, especially the ill, elderly, and those in need, through works of fellowship, charity and justice. We strive to continue the mission of our parish begun a

century ago through the prayerful intercession of Mary, Our Mother.

Sharing our Faith in Jesus, Caring for our Community, Building on Tradition

THE HEAVIEST LOAD A chip on the shoulder is the heaviest load anyone can carry. —Anonymous

Our Lady of Sorrows, St. Louis, MO

Welcome! We welcome our devoted and faithful parishioners, neighbors who come regularly to support our mission, all St. Louisans of all faiths, and our visitors. Serving you in this beautiful church of Our Lady of Sorrows is a great privilege.

— Fr. Sebastian Mundackal, pastor — Fr. Andrew Sigmund, retired in residence — Deacon Dan Skillman, permanent deacon

Online Giving Sign up for Online Giving by visiting our parish website at www.olsorrows.org and selecting the online giving link. If you need technical support, you can contact Our Sunday Visitor at 1-800-348-2886, option 4, or contact Cathy Newhouse in the rectory: 351-1600.

Baptismal Preparation The next Baptismal Preparation Evening is MONDAY, APRIL 13 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Rectory. If you need to have your child (under 7) baptized, please call 351-1600, to sign up for our next preparation opportunity.

Sunday, March 1, 2020 Envelopes: $ 5,665. Loose: $ 877. Online: $ 1,705.

$ 8,247. Thank you for your sacrificial gifts to our

parish!

Pray for the Sick Please remember the following people in your prayers:

Mary Asinger Kenny Mehring Jack Reilly Mike Cebulski Richard Messmer Audrey Sambo Mary Ann Chibnall Julia Michalka Robert Seeber Yolanda Downey John Moran Pat Taylor Gary Harbstreet Bob Reichelt

E-mail Account for Bulletin Submissions If you wish to submit content to the bulletin via e-mail, please use the new address: bulletin@olsorrows.org. This account will strictly be for bulletin articles. Please direct all other inquiries for the parish staff to rectory@olsorrows.org or olscan@sbcglobal.net.

Join us in praying for the deceased members of our par-ish community:

Michelle Bausworth

Hazel Feldt

To all who mourn their loss, we extend our deepest sympathy and prayers during this difficult time. We call on Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows, to comfort you in your grief.

Ministers Needed for Lenten Mass Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Altar Serv-ers are needed for the 7:00PM Mass on Thursdays in Lent. Please see the “Ministry Sign-Up Book” in the Sacristy and place your name by your ministry on the sheet at the Mass that you wish to serve. Thanks and God bless!

Liturgy Committee Meeting The Liturgy Committee will meet on Sunday, March 8, following the 10 a.m. Mass. The meeting will be held in the rectory in the Holland Room. Anyone with an interest in liturgy or considering joining the Liturgy Committee is welcome to attend the meet-ing. Questions may be addressed to Connie Stoffel at cmanderson6416@yahoo.com or 314-799-1858.

Trip to the Holy Land An experience of a lifetime!! Please join us for a trip to Israel, Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt from Oc-tober 19-28, 2020. Led by Father Sebastian Mundackal. For details, contact Father Sebastian at sebastianosb@yahoo.com or 636-212-1799.

Martha Ministry Volunteers Thank you for providing the luncheon after Dan’s funeral Mass. The food and drinks were delicious and the convenience of having the gathering at our parish hall was wonderful. Our family really appreciated your time and your efforts in making the luncheon so enjoyable. God bless you all. Pat Reinarman and Family

March 8, 2020

Lenten Spiritual Journey at Our Lady of Sorrows Dear Friends, Once again we are about to make our Lenten spiritual journey. I humbly request that you all make this season a time of prayer, silence and spiritual growth as individuals and family. Please mark these dates on your calendar and be a part of these celebrations: Mass and Stations of the Cross Every Thursday of Lent at 7:00pm Stations of the Cross Every Friday of Lent at Noon Friday March 27, 2020 - Parish Reconciliation Please join us in Church at 7:00pm

Palm Sunday April 5 Blessing of the palms at every Mass. Preparation for Holy Week. 5:45pm Arrival and socialization in Faenger Hall 6:15pm Reflection on the shroud of Turin 7:00pm Service of Darkness in Church. All are welcome! Easter Triduum Holy Thursday April 9 Mass of the Lord’s Supper and washing of the feet 7:00pm. Adoration until midnight. Good Friday April 10 Stations of the Cross for children at 10:00am Stations of the Cross for whole parish at 12 Noon Solemn celebration of the Passion of the Lord 7:00pm Holy Saturday April 11 Easter vigil at 8:00pm Easter Sunday April 12 Mass at 8:00am and 10:00am

Please mark your calendar to join us for this spiritual journey as individuals & family

Calling All Martha's and Mister’s! Spring 2020 The Lenten season is upon us and the Easter season will not be far behind, and OLS is in need of volunteers to help spruce up our church for the seasonal, sacred liturgies that will take place this spring. Specifically we are looking for 12 women and/or men to help clean the church floors on Saturday, March 28th. There are 12, hour-long shifts available and you can choose the time and task you're interested in. Here are the details: We will work by dividing the church into four sections. Each volunteer or set of volunteers will complete one section. The entire task will be completed in 3 hours and the floors will be gleaming! 10 a.m. Our OLS Scouting community has agreed to sweep the floors under the pews. They will bring their own brooms or Swiffers, dustpans, and small containers to collect debris. 11 a.m. Six people to damp mop floors under the pews. We will provide 4 of the 6 mop systems and the Mur-phy’s Soap. We will need 2 sponge mops or mop systems. Noon Six people to apply coat of polish on the floors under the pews. Please bring a sponge mop. We will pro-vide the polish product. Please consider donating an hour of your time on Saturday, March 28th to help make our beloved church ready to welcome the many parishioners and visitors that will be filling the pews during the Lenten and Easter sea-sons. Please call or email Connie Stoffel at 314-799-1858 or cmanderson6416@yahoo.com to volunteer, or if you have any questions. Thank you!

Pro-Life Our Lady of Sorrows Parish has been assigned Friday, March 27th as its day for the 40 Days for Life Vigil of quiet prayer outside Planned Parenthood at Forest Park and Boyle. The time we are assigned is from 12 noon to 7:00pm. Please give an hour to pray for an end to abortion. Please sign in. Thank you.

Our Lady of Sorrows, St. Louis, MO

Calling all bakers... Looking for donations of desserts for each fish fry. Please bring your donation to the gym after 2 pm on fish fry day.

Volunteers Needed Want to have fun with friends & family?

Please consider volunteering at the OLS Fish Fry

Friday, March 13th Friday, March 20th Friday, March 27th Friday, April 3rd

There are 2 shifts: 3:30pm-5:30pm

and 5:30-7:30pm

Email: FishFryOLS@gmail.com

OR Call: 314-780-1289

Please give your name and the date & shift you are able to volunteer

THANK YOU!

Dearest Parishioners, While still moving through the second half of our school year, we greet you amid our enrollment for the 20-21 school year. This might just be my favorite time of year: we are eager to finish projects, looking forward to sacramental cel-ebrations, and enjoying ‘dreaming big’ for the following school year! Our 20-21 Junior Kindergarten classroom is nearing capacity and we look forward to the 20-21 JK Family Meetings in April as well as Kindergarten Screening in May. If Catholic education has been a thought for your family, please reach out to talk with us. We offer a strong faith-centered, high-quality, and affordable Catholic education for our families. We encourage you to take a tour and use that opportunity to ask questions that will help discern this special path for your family! Please call us at 314.752.4171. Many wishes for a humble Lenten season, ~Laura Hirschman

First Reconciliation took place recently at Our Lady of Sorrows Church for SCCA 2nd graders and other students moving through the formation process

March 8, 2020

“Save the Date”

for these Future Events!

May 2, 2020 8:00am-3:00pm May 3, 2020 9:00am-1:00pm

lobby of Faenger Hall Just in time for Mother’s Day and planting

Plant Sale

May 9, 2020 11:00am-12:00pm Hear Monsignor Eugene Morris talk about

“The 7 Sorrows of Mary” $5.00 and then enjoy lunch

More details on these events to follow

Meet Trinh Trinh’s family are farmers in Vietnam who have been affected by climate change. What would you do if your source of nutrition was threat-ened? How can we support those whose liveli-hoods are vulnerable to weather? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

Christ Alive Through Mary Christ Alive Through Mary is a ministry to Catholic women. Come join the celebration at the Saturday, March 28th breakfast at Cardinal Ritter Prep Cafe-teria, 701 N. Spring Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108 (a different location). Our speaker is Bonita Cornute, a retired FOX2-KPLR respected journalist. She has spent her life in service to many community organi-zations, including Community Women Against Hard-ship and Mathews-Dickey Boys’ and Girls’ Club. She will share her faith journey and the ways God has been present in her life. Please join us in this opportunity to praise, pray, share, and celebrate with other women in the com-munity as we journey together in faith. Registration starts at 8:30am, the breakfast and program are from 9:00am-Noon. Cost is $20.00 for meal and speaker. The cost is $120.00 for a parish that re-serves a table of 8. Call Sue Dunn at 314-351-4673 if interested.

Our Lady of Sorrows, St. Louis, MO

Parish Registration

Are you new to our neighborhood or parish community? We’d love to welcome you into our parish family! Fill out the form below, drop it in the collection basket, and our staff will reach out to you soon. Name: ___________________________________________ Phone Number: ____________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________ E-mail address: __________________________________________________________________________________

Parish Council Corner March, 2020

MARCH ORGANIZATION HIGHLIGHT – ST. VINCENT DE PAUL St. Vincent de Paul is a group of parishioners working together to help our neighbors in need. We visit our neighbors in their home. We talk with them, pray with them and get to know them. We bring food, help with utilities, provide beds, furniture and clothing from the thrift store. Sometimes the need is too big for us to handle alone. We get help from other St. Vincent de Paul Societies in our area. All of the parish-es in the Archdiocese are organized into a Council. We can ask the Council for help with getting a used car for a neighbor or prescription drugs. When there is a major disaster, St. Vincent de Paul is there to help. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul was started in the United States 175 years ago. Our Lady of Sorrows was started in 1915. We have a long tradition of helping. St. Vincent de Paul once said that “no charity is foreign to the Society”. We will help anyone without regard to religion, race, or status. Everything we have to give to our neighbors comes from donations, most of it from the parishioners of Our Lady of Sorrows. Each year we receive about $24,000 from parishioners and about $5,000 from other sources. We spend about $16,000 on utilities, $6,000 to supplement the food pantry and the rest goes to the other things we do. We believe that money sitting in the bank is not helping anyone so we try to spend enough so the bank account never gets very big. We have faith that God will provide and the folks at OLS have made it happen. The food donations are also important to us. We give to our neighbors about $14,000 in food each year. We make about 230 home visits to help about 780 people. Thank you for your generous donations. Keep St. Vincent on your grocery list.

Sharing our Faith in Jesus, Caring for our Community, Building on Tradition

You are Invited

The Seeds of Justice Network, the Archdiocese Peace & Justice Commission, and Fontbonne University invite you to a special program on Catholic Social Justice, March 14th at Fontbonne University with Fr. Fred Kammer as keynote speaker and fea-turing five workshops you can pick from : 1)Faith-Based Advo-cacy: How to Effectively Engage Elected Officials; 2) Parish Best Practices: Examples of Social Justice Efforts from urban, subur-ban, and rural parishes as well as collaborative efforts; 3) The Roots of Catholic Social Teaching: How Our Church Relates to Social Justice; 4)Vote Your Values: Elections, & Catholic Social Teaching; 5) Young Catholics: Where are They Going & How to Engage Them via Social Justice Efforts. Questions can be directed to: Pat Dougherty patdougherty48@gmail.com Register at: https://17909.thankyou4caring.org/seeds-of-justice

Parish Directory 2020 The new OLS Parish Directory for 2020 is now available! If you did not receive one by mail, extra copies are available at the entrances of Church. Feel free to take one!

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