SS. Peter & Paul Parish 322 7TH STREET • BOONVILLE, MO 65233

Parish Office …….... (660) 882-6468 Rectory …………..….. (660) 882-8528 Email ……………..….. ssppchurch@socket.net Website …………..….. www.stsppchurch.net Facebook ………..….. @ssppchurchboonville School Office …….… (660) 882-2589

Rev. Bill Peckman, Pastor ………..……........ frrwp65@gmail.com Deacon Dave Miller, RCIA Director ……...……………..….… (660) 888-6827 ……..….…. dkndav0438@yahoo.com Theresa Krebs, Director of Religious Education/Youth Ministry …...……..… ………...………….ssppdre@socket.net Nancy Harris Pastoral Council Chairperson ……….. nh_thornbrook@hotmail.com January Wadeen, Parish School of Religion Coordinator ……....... psrcoordinator@socket.com WEEKEND MASSES Saturday, 5:30PM Sunday, 7:30AM and 11:00AM WEEKDAY MASSES Tues.-Fri. 8:15AM & Sat. 9AM The Saturday 9AM Mass is followed by the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion. School Mass is held on Wednesdays & Fridays during school year. SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Half-hour prior to weekday

Masses Saturdays from 4:30 to 5:15PM Holy Days, 45 minutes prior to

Mass Or by appointment HOLY DAYS Holy Day Masses are at 7 p.m. Vigils are at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph,

Fayette. FORMED.ORG Visit this website for information on faith formation, sacramental preparation, Bible studies and youth resources. Our parish code is: MR7FGW.

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — We are the clay and you, O L , are the potter: we are the work of your hands (Isaiah 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7). Psalm — Lord, make us turn to you; let us see your face and we shall be saved (Psalm 80). Second Reading — God is faithful; by God you were called to fellowship with the Son (1 Corinthians 1:3-9). Gospel — Be watchful! Be alert! You do not know when the time will come. (Mark 13:33-37).

The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

December 3, 2017 First Sunday of Advent

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Welcome to the beginning of a new Year of Grace! If it seems to you that this year’s Advent season is unusually short, you are correct. This Advent is as brief as it could possibly be, a mere three weeks and then one day, the Fourth Sunday of Advent. It is a good reminder that we must always be preparing for the coming of Christ with a sense of urgency.

The Gospel readings for the Second and Third Sundays of Advent provide us with the familiar, motivating message of John the Baptist: prepare the way of the Lord and make straight His paths. We can open wide the doors of our hearts to receive Christ by the grace of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We can provide Christ a warm welcome into our hearts by beautifully decorating them with acts of charity for the poor and the lonely. These are things we normally do during Advent, and should continue to do throughout the entire year, in order to remain ever watchful for our Savior’s coming in glory.

Then our very lives will be an expression of our longing for

God’s Kingdom. Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus! With my best wishes and personal regards, I am Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend John R. Gaydos Bishop Emeritus of Jefferson City Apostolic Administrator

With great joy, we celebrated the following

sacraments last week:

Baptisms: Easton Hall, son of Gavin & Anna Hall; Kelly Campbell, daughter of Dylan & Courtney Campbell; Isaiah Lammers, son of Eleazar Barragan Garcia & Claire Lammers; Marlowe Fouch, daughter of David & Megan Fouch Confirmation: Noah Lammers Full Initiation into the Church: Michael Groves "God, our Creator, cherish these faithful. Jesus, our Savior; protect them. Holy Spirit, our comforter, strengthen them."

DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA LUCKY DRAW FUNDRAISER

Members will be selling Lucky Draw tickets for 2018

at the weekend Masses, Dec. 2 & 3 and Dec. 9 & 10.

Contact Tracy Stock, 573-999-5333, for more information.

Christian Contemplative Heritage Tour

with Fr. Matthew Flatley Enjoy a spectacular 9-days in England from April 3-11, 2018. We’ll visit London/

Amesbury/Stratford upon Avon/Glastonbury/Bath/Birmingham/

Cambridge/Walsingham. To download a color brochure, or to register online, visit

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or call Fr. Matt at 573-202-3590 for more information.

Please remember that all gifts from the Giving Tree are due back no later than December 10th. They must be turned in so that we can deliver them to the facilities before their Christmas parties. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Dawn Kuster at 660-441-1891. Thank you for your continued support in this wonderful parish tradition of giving.

DEAR PARISHIONERS OF SS. PETER & PAUL:

Thank you for your continued support of vocations and programs in our diocese. We appreciate your support of Fr.

Peckman and us seminarians financially, and most especially, through your prayers. Know that you are in our prayers.

Thank you, Matt Lorang, Ryan Bax, Ryan Lopez, Christopher

Hoffman, Ben Klebba & Taylor Leffers

Dec. 3 F S A Be watchful! Be alert!

You do not know when the time will come. — Mark 13:33 7:30AM People of the Parish 9:15AM Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11:00AM Hugh Overstreet Monday, Dec. 4 St. John Damascene, Priest, Doctor of the Church 8:15AM No Mass Tuesday, Dec. 5 8:15AM Bud Kempf Wednesday, Dec. 6, St. Nicholas, Bishop 8:15AM Betty Lou Eckerle 7PM St. Joseph Penance Service, Fayette Thursday, Dec. 7, St. Ambrose, Bishop, Doctor of the Church; Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 8:15AM Next Person in the Parish to Die 10:15AM Mass @ Ashley Manor; Bill Triebsch Friday, Dec. 8, The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin (Holy Day of Obligation) 8:15AM Youth of the Parish 7PM People of the Parish Saturday, Dec. 9, St. Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoazin 9:00AM Return of the Fallen Away; Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion 5:30PM John Vollmer

Dec. 10 S S A 7:30AM Kim Kronk-Jones 9:15AM Mass at St. Joseph, Fayette 11:00AM People of the Parish

Please Note: There will be no rosary before the 5:30 Mass on Saturday, Dec. 23.

Monday: Isaiah 2:1-5; Psalms 122:1-9; Matthew 8:5-11 Tuesday: Isaiah 11:1-10; Psalms 72:1-2, 7-8, 12-13, 17; Luke 10:21-24 Wednesday: Isaiah 25:6-10a; Psalms 23:1-6; Matthew 15:29-37 Thursday: Isaiah 26:1-6; Psalms 118:1, 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a; Matthew 7:21, 24-27 Friday: Genesis 3:9-15, 20; Psalms 98:1-4; Ephesians 1:3-6, 11-12; Luke 1:26-38 Saturday: Isaiah 30:19-21, 23-26; Psalms 147:1-6; Matthew 9:35 — 10:1, 5a, 6-8 Sunday: Isaiah 40:1-5, 9-11; Psalms 85:9-14; 2 Peter 3:8-14; Mark 1:1-8 LIKE A CHILD One who aspires to the grace of God must be pure, with a heart as innocent as a child’s. —St. Nicholas

Readings for the Week

December 3 — Team #4 Bob & Lucille Horne, Mike & Sharon Ivy December 10 — Team #5 Tracy Monteer, Jennifer Rice, Dorothy Wiemholt, Jessica Johnson

In charge of Altar Linens for December: Marilyn Vanderfeltz. If you are unable to fulfill your role in Mass, please be sure to get a substitute.

December 9 & 10

5:30 p.m.

Donna King

Paula Wiemholt; Pat Davis

Dayson & Lacey Davis,

Owen Armentrout

Philip Cottrell Family

Tari Fitzgerald, Shayne & Brenda

Fuemmeler Guitar Group N/A

7:30 a.m. Kathy Day

Peggy Irish; Darryl Kempf

Max & Mia Eckerle, Annika

Wadeen

Danny Wassmann Family

Michael Oswald, JD & Gretchen

Twenter

Larry Grissum, Ned Beach

N/A

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Gary & Diane Brimer

Tolton Students

Nathaniel Sims, Lucas Schuster,

Austin Schuster

Tolton Students Tolton Students Kristina Hahn

Kathleen Maier, Danah Nichols

Sacristan Coordinator & Lector Servers Offertory

Gifts Greeters/

Ushers Musicians Children’s Liturgy Scrip

Mary Beth Conway

Cindy Larm

Theresa Krebs

SUNDAY, December 3 8:45AM: Confirmation Class, p/o basement 9:00AM: PSR, SSPP School 11:00AM: Children’s Liturgy 12noon: DofI Christmas Social & Cookie Exchange 7:00PM: Juvies for Jesus, High School Youth Group, parish office basement

MONDAY, December 4 9:00AM: Legion of Mary, parish office basement 1-6PM: KofC Red Cross Blood Drive, church hall 6:30PM: Rosary with Divine Mercy Chaplet, church 7:00PM: RCIA, church hall

Tuesday, December 5 7PM: Medjugorie Group, church hall 7:30PM KofC meeting SUNDAY, December 10 9:00AM: PSR, SSPP school 7:00PM: Juvies for Jesus, parish office basement

Youth Support Group Forming The parish will be offering a support group opportunity for children who have experienced a significant change in their lives. Those changes could include (but are not limited to) the following: parents' separation, divorce, death, immigration, family member's military service, having a parent incarcerated, a parent with drug or alcohol problem, remarriage, etc. The group will meet every Tuesday in the school library conference room from 3:15-4 p.m. This is a 12 week program. We will begin on December 12. The group will not meet over Christmas break, but felt it would nice to go ahead and get started for a little extra support before Christmas. The group is designed for children ages 8-14. The curriculum we will be following is called Children in Change. The curriculum uses an educational and support group model with children who have experienced significant changes in their families. All though each change will be quite different, the curriculum allows for each to be able share safely their experiences with their families. Those with questions may contact Logan Oswald Comegys at 660-537-4777 or logancomegys@gmail.com. A New Way of Life Father Bill has announced that our parish will adopt the way of life practiced by the Wichita Diocese. Parishes are challenged to become places of hospitality, prayer, formation, and service. Future articles will discuss plans for

implementation, but first a few bullet points to highlight the success in the Wichita Diocese. There is a greater spirit and overall unity in

the parishes Weekly Mass attendance is over twice the

national average High level of volunteerism in churchs,

schools, and other ministries Greater desire for prayer and growth of 24

hour Adoration Chapels Large increase in the number of vocations.

In 2014 there were over 50 seminarians and there are more active priests under the age of 50 than over

Catholic education is available for every child desiring education and it is the responsibility of all parishioners

Parishioners commit annually to the sharing of their gifts out of their need to do so, rather than committing to do so when there is a need

Parish Nursing Course The Faith Based Health Ministry Network (a program sponsored by Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri) will sponsor a parish nursing course in Spring 2018. Date and time to be determined. This is a course for registered nurses who wish to become parish nurses--also called faith community nurses. We are trying to determine if there is enough interest in the diocese to have a course. Those interested may contact Susan Devaney at 573-696-1424 or email Devaney.susan@gmail.com.

You may also visit https://cccnmo.org/ministries/parish-nursing/ and http://www.faithnurses.org/ for more information.

Formed.org Pick of the Week: “ANIMA” In his keynote session from the 2017 FOCUS SEEK Conference, Archbishop Charles Chaput articulates his advice for how Catholics can build bridges to reach people of different ideologies. He warns against being an obstacle to these bridges by indulging in pride, fear, and the noisiness of the culture. Archbishop Chaput equips his listeners with the inspiration, encouragement, and practical advice necessary to take on the work of evangelization in their own families, friend groups, and communities. Go to www.formed.org, search “Focus Seek Conference.” If you haven’t registered on formed.org, follow the instructions to set up an account and use our parish code: MR7FGW.

PRAYERS FOR OUR TROOPS Please pray for: AIC Rory Concannon, USAF at Agadez, Niger,

son of Justin and Kristina Hahn and Steven Concannon; ENS Austin L. Hein, US Navy stationed on USS Sampson, Everett, WA, son of Randall & Linda Hein;

Spec. Johnathan Welborn, US Army, Fort Braff, North Carolina, grandson of Rich & Margie Moranville; Sgt. James Welborn, US Army, Afghanistan,

grandson of Rich & Margie Moranville; Technical Sgt. Matthew A. Babbitt, USAF San Antonio, TX, son of Tony & Jeanette Babbitt.

To have your military family member included in the bulletin, please email the information to: ssppchurch1@socket.net.

ATTENTION: MISSOURI BIRTH PARENTS AND ADOPTEES

Missouri adoption law is changing! On January 1, 2018, adult adoptees (ages 18 and older) will be

granted access to their original birth certificate. Birth parents have the right to protect their confidentiality under the new law,

but they must act before January 1. For more information, contact the Missouri Bureau of Vital Records by phone at (573)

751-6387 or by email at vitalrecordsinfo@health.mo.gov. Visit the Bureau’s website at www.health.mo.gov/data/

vitalrecords/adopteerightsact.php for more detailed information about the law.

Sunday Collection

November 26

Envelopes & Checks: $9,639.00; Plate: $364.43; School: $55.00; Immaculate Conception: $30.00;

Priest Retirement: $30.00; Christmas: $30.00; All Saints Day: $50.00; Christmas Flowers: $50.00;

Campaign for Human Development: $110.00 TOTAL: $10,358.33

STEWARDSHIP REPORT Envelopes & Plate

Nov. 5: $ 8,731.48 Nov. 12: $15,520.29

Nov. 19: $13,287.89 Nov. 26: $10,333.43 Nov. ACH: $ 5,100.00 Total Received: $52,973.09

Monthly goal: $53,550.00 Difference: -566.91 Year-to-date received: $263,169.70

Year-to-date goal: $294,470.00. Difference: -$31,300.30

CATHOLIC STEWARDSHIPAPPEAL 2018 PARISH GOAL UPDATE

Goal: $27,000; Received: $17,707.00 Over/ (-Under): -$9,293.00 % Goal: 65.58%; # of Donors: 84

CSA 2018 DIOCESE TOTALS Goal: $2,040,000 Received: $1,480,923.00 % Goal: 72.59%

Advent Penance Services All services are at 7 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 4 Our Lady of Lourdes Wednesday, Dec. 6, St. Joseph, Fayette Monday, Dec. 11 Newman Center Wednesday, Dec. 13 St. Mary, Glasgow Thursday, Dec. 14 Ss. Peter & Paul

The Immaculate Conception of the

Blessed Virgin Mary Holy Day of Obligation

Mass Times St. Joseph, Fayette

Thursday, Dec. 7, 7 p.m.

SS. Peter & Paul Friday, Dec. 8

8:15 a.m. & 7 p.m.

Daughters of Isabella The DofI Christmas party will be Sunday, Dec. 3

following the 11 a.m. Mass in the church basement. Please bring a side dish or dessert

to go with the soup luncheon. We will have a cookie exchange. Bring two dozen

cookies, one dozen per plate. You will leave with as many cookies as you bring.

Entertainment will be provided by several of our SSPP students.

Members and their families are invited.

Come to eat, sing and share laughs.

SCRIP NEWS The holiday season is upon us!

To help with your holiday shopping, we have increased our on-hand inventory to include additional restaurants and businesses for your gift-giving needs. You will also notice some different denominations that are available that are perfect stocking stuffers! Watch for more retailers to be added as they promote small denomination gift cards for the holidays. Holiday inventory includes: Amazon $25 & $100, American Girl $25 & $100, Applebee’s $10 & $25, Arby’s $10, Barnes & Noble $5, $10 & $25, Bass Pro $25 & $100, Bath & Body Works $10 & $25, Bed, Bath & Beyond $25, Best Buy $25, Breadeaux $10, Breaktime/MFA $25, $50 & $100, Buckle $25, Buffalo Wild Wings $10, Burger King $10, Cabela’s $25, C&R $25, $50 & $100, Carter’s/OshKosh $25, Casey’s $25 & $50, Cenex $25 & $100, Chili’s $25, Chipotle Mexican Grill $10, Claire’s $10, Cold Stone Creamery $10, Cracker Barrel $10 & $25, Crazy 8 $25, Darden $10, Dick’s Sporting Goods $25 & $100, Dillard’s $25 & $100, Discover Universal Gift Card $50, Express $25, Faoli’s $25, Finish Line $25, Foot Locker $25, Fudrucker’s $25, Game Stop $25, Gap/Banana Republic/Old Navy $25, Goodrich Theaters $10, Gymboree $25, Hallmark $25, Hardee’s $10, Home Depot $10, Honey Baked Ham $25, Hy-vee $100, IHOP $10 & $25, iTunes $15 & $25, JCPenney $25 & $100, JoAnn Fabrics $25, Kohl’s $25 & $100, La Hacienda $20, LL Bean $25, Land’s End $25, Limited $25, Lowe’s $10, $25 & $100, Macy’s $25, Maggie’s $25, Maurice’s $20, Menards $25, Michael’s $25, Nike $25, Office Max/Office Depot $25, Panera $10 & &25, Payless Shoes $20, Pizza Hut $10, Pilot Flying J $25, Potbelly’s $10, Pottery Barn/Williams Sonoma $25, Red Lobster $10, Regal Theaters $25, REI $25, Ruby Tuesday’s $25, Sally Beauty Supply $25, Shutterfly $25, Starbucks $5, $10 & $25, Steak-n-Shake $10, Subway $10, TJ Maxx/Marshalls/Home Goods $25, Target $10, $25 & $100, Texas Roadhouse $25, TGI Fridays $25, The Children’s Place $25, The Cove, Toys R Us/Babies R Us $100, Under Armour $25, Visa Five Back Gift Card $50, Walmart/Sam’s Club $25, $50, $100, $250, Wendy’s $10. Ways to order/purchase: With Teresa Grissum at the school office, putting your order in the collection basket, pick up at the weekend Masses, shop online at www.shopwithscrip.com or by contacting Vicki Nave at vnave@ssppschool.net. To order online, you will need an enrollment code when you first sign up through www.shopwithscrip.com. Our enrollment code is 59AEF7E425956. You can also use www.myscripwallet.com to purchase ScripNow! cards on your smartphone.

Treasures From Our Tradition Advent calendars appear now in many homes, and newfangled formats are even available online. Children have fun opening the doors and windows keyed to the days counting down to Christmas. Behind each door is a picture related to the Christmas mystery, perhaps a scripture verse or saying, but more and more these days something totally unconnected to religious life, like a small toy or a chocolate treat, appears instead. The Advent calendar is not very old as traditions go. We can trace it back to German-speaking Christians, both Protestant and Catholic. Lutherans might have originated the custom by placing chalk marks on doors starting December 1, lighting candles every day, or placing a new religious picture on the wall each day during Advent. The oldest known hand-made calendar goes back to 1851, and the first printed ones appeared in 1908 in Germany with Bible verses behind the doors. By far the most interesting calendar is a building, the town hall (Rathaus) of Gengenbach in Germany’s Black Forest. Every year the townspeople invite an illustrator of children’s books to create twenty-four paintings or motifs for each of the twenty-four main windows of the building. Every night the people gather to see a new window opened and illuminated. Very few commercial Advent calendars pay much attention to the core values of our liturgical calendar: the pivotal place of Sunday, the importance of Advent feasts like Saint Lucy and Saint Nicholas, and the clear shift in tone on December 17 from Advent longing and preparation toward imminent hope in Christ’s coming. That kind of creativity is left up to you!

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LSE/SSPP 8th Grade Invitational Basketball Tournament: The annual tournament gets underway on Monday, December 4 and continues through the week. The tournament has been expanded to include more teams and is only bracket play. Games start each night at 5:00 pm Monday through Thursday. Championship games are Friday evening. Muffins for Mom: Thanks to Home & School Association for hosting this event again! CARE Baskets for Cooper & Howard Counties: Home & School is sponsoring a service project with the students in conjunction with the Central Missouri Community Action Center. Items that are needed but ineligible for purchase with SNAP benefits are being collected. Each class has an item or two that they are collecting. Donations can be brought to the stage in school through Dec. 8. Job Opening: Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School is accepting applications for a school cafeteria manager. The position is a nine-month hourly position eligible for benefits running concurrently with the school year. The candidate selected will provide a good Christian model and example and demonstrate a commitment to Christian living. Key qualifications include: Plan, coordinate, assign, oversee and participate as required in

the preparation, cooking and serving of food;

General knowledge of food quality and values and some knowledge of special dietary requirements.

Ability to train and supervise the work of others. Ability to establish and maintain effective working

relationships with associates, students, and school staff. Maintain accurate food service records such as USDA

inventory and production records. Maintain consistency in food preparation and service to

students and school employees. Complete and pass a criminal background check. Complete the Virtus: Protecting God’s Children program and

complete monthly online training bulletins. Projected start date is February 1, 2018. The selected candidate will be able to work and train alongside the current cafeteria manager before taking over the program beginning with the 2018/2019 school year. Please submit a completed application to: Alan Lammers, Principal; Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic School; 502 7th Street; Boonville, MO 65233 Applications may be obtained from the school, parish office, or from www.stsppschool.net under the “Employment” tab.

SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School 502 7th Street 882-2589 Website: www.stsppschool.net www.facebook.com/stsppschool

Principal—Mr. Alan Lammers Email: alammers@ssppschool.net For information about our school, to inquire about registering your student in our school, or for other school-related requests, please call the school.

Religious Education Updates Please pray for all those involved with our education programs — students, teachers & other supporters! PSR is for children who attend kindergarten through eighth grade at the public school. Classes meet at SSPP school from 9-10:30 a.m. Confirmation classes meet in the parish office basement from 8:45-10:30 a.m, first and third Sundays of the month. RCIA is for adults who are considering joining the church. Please contact Deacon Dave Miller at 660-888-6827 for more information. RCIC is for children who have completed second grade, ages 8-14, baptized or unbaptized, who wish to join the church. Class are held Wednesdays at 3:30 in the parish office. An Adult Ed class is taught Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. by Fr. Bill in the parish hall. Everyone is invited to make use of our parish Formed.org membership. Our parish code is: MR7FGW. For more information on any of our education programs, please contact Theresa in the church office at 882-6468.

Deacon Dave and/or Brian Lutz will lead a rosary with the Divine Mercy Chaplet each Monday evening at 6:30PM until further notice. We will offer prayers for Father Bob, his accuser, the investigators, all others involved, and for all priests.

TOLTON CATHOLIC ADMISSIONS DEADLINE The deadline to apply for admittance to Fr. Tolton Catholic High

School for the 2018-19 school year is December 31. To apply, please fill out the online application form on Tolton's

website (www.toltoncatholic.org). A non-refundable $65 application fee is required. You should also submit

the student’s most recent grade card and any recent standardized test scores to the school's office. Questions? Contact Admissions

Director Laura Sasser at lsasser@toltoncatholic.org.

St. Juan Diego was beatified on May 6, 1990 by Pope John Paul II and canonized on July 31, 2002. His feast day is celebrated on December 9 and he is the patron saint of Indigenous people.

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