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St. Therese Parish ~ May 9, 2021
Parish Staff - Main Number, 741.2800
St. Therese Church
Reverend Joseph I. Cisetti, Pastor . . . . . . jcisetti@sttheresenorth.org x236
Reverend Andrew Kleine, Associate Pastor akleine@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, x107
Karen Engebretson, Music Director . . . . kengebretson@sttheresenorth.org x258 Daily Weekday Masses -
Sam Ford, Youth Ministry Director. . . . . sford@sttheresenorth.org 741.5400 x119 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 6:30am
Jeff McKinney, Building & Grounds. . . . jmckinney@sttheresenorth.org 741.5400 x412 Monday-Saturday: 8:30am
Donna Patti, Administrative Assistant . . dpatti@sttheresenorth.org x211
Barbara Volz, Bookkeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . bvolz@sttheresenorth.org x237 (COVID-19 Protocols for all Masses)
School Staff - Main Number, 741.5400 Confession
Theresa Roth, Principal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . troth@sttheresenorth.org x104 Tuesday/Wednesday: 8:00-8:20am
Kathy Hadel-Racy, Assistant Principal. . khadel-racy@sttheresenorth.org x105 Saturday: 2:30-4:15pm
Teri Jo Garitz, Executive Secretary. . . . . . tjgaritz@sttheresenorth.org x106 Business Hours
Kim McConnell, Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . kmcconnell@sttheresenorth.org x100
Parish Office Hours:
Kim Revnew, Front Office Assistant . . . . krevnew@sttheresenorth.org x124
Monday-Friday: 8:00am-4:00pm
Early Education Center - Main Number, 746.1500
Betty Phillips, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bphillips@sttheresenorth.org x109 School Hours:
Joan Jones, Executive Secretary. . . . . . . . jjones@sttheresenorth.org x114 Monday-Friday: 7:30am-3:30pm
St. Vincent de Paul Food pantry. . . . . . . . svdp@sttheresenorth.org 741.8661
Safe Environments Diocesan Liaisons
Victim Advocate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . victimadvocate@diocesekcsj.org 392.0011
Bulletin Submissions must be received
Joe Crayon, Ombudsman. . . . . . . . . . . . . crayon@ombudsmankcsj.org 816.812.2500 8-10 business days prior to the request-
ed date of publication, submit to
If you are a victim of sexual abuse by, or to report sexual abuse involving a cleric, diocesan
volunteer or employee, contact the Victim Adovate 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 volun-
teer 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 Victim Advocate at 816.392.0011 or victimadvocate@diocesekcsj.org for more information.
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YOUR GIFTS TO GOD & PARISH From the Pastor’s Pen
Week Ending Friday, April 30, 2021 It has been truly wonderful the past few witness to the dignity of
Fiscal Year: July 1, 2020—June 30, 2021 weeks to see more and more of our parishio- human life and it is even
ners returning to Sunday Mass, particularly an act of patriotism.
Weekly Year-to- some of our senior members. With the
Date guests for First Communions, we have had
to have additional people watch Mass down- Thank you all for your
Contributions $111,764 $3,605,310 stairs in the Wooldridge Center as we do at cooperation with this.
Christmas and Easter. Parishioners here do a
fine job of wearing their
Budgeted $80,636 $3,467,348 masks and I am extremely grateful for the
The spacing distances for Platte County have sacrifice you make in doing this. People tell
been loosened and the day will come when me that they feel safe in coming to Mass at
Difference $31,127 $137,962 we will not longer be spacing out over every St. Therese and it is very important that we
other pew. Stay tuned. Although there has keep it that way.
Building Loan $2,759,475 been a change in spacing, the indoor mask
mandate remains in place.
Balance A blessed Mother’s Day. God bless all our
mothers living and deceased and all other
Debt Retirement $1,635 $407,900 I admit that the masks become burdensome, women who in one way or another have
Contributions tiresome and difficult. However, with less nurtured us or helped us in life.
Principal & ($430,700) spacing, the mask requirement becomes
even more important. Wearing a mask is
Interest one concrete and important way that we Father Joe Cisetti
payments show love of our neighbor. It is a way we
Difference ($22,800)
STAFF COLUMN - DEACON SCOTT MCKELLAR, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
“So, how did you two meet?” What do we do if things have taken a superficial. Gottman calls that
A seemingly innocent question can tell a lot negative turn in our relationship? Is there part of your brain where you
about your relationship with your spouse. anything we can do to reverse this trend? store important personal in-
Marriage researcher, Dr. John Gottman Yes, there definitely is. St. Peter admonishes formation about your spouse
has found that how we tell the “story of us, “… love one another earnestly from the a Love Map. This ‘map’ guides
us” says a great deal about the relationship. heart” (1 Peter 1:22). us in our interactions with
In couples that have healthy relationships Love is not merely a sentiment, it requires the other person, especially in
their stories and recollections of their time action. St. Paul reminds us “Let love be times of difficulty and stress.
together emphasize positive things like sincere; hate what is evil, hold on to what We need to also realize that
humor, affection, admiration and a sense of is good; love one another with mutual this map needs to be con-
togetherness. affection; anticipate one another in showing stantly updated as we change and adapt to
honor” (Romans 12:9-10). Small things in our lives together.
In our relationship with our spouse, do we our relationship can add up to change. Show As St. Paul reminds us, our story together
see the proverbial half-filled glass as mostly gratitude, foster fondness and admiration, should always be about us, our, and we. He
empty or mostly full? Is the center of the display physical affection, be attentive and writes, “Do nothing from selfishness or con-
relationship I, me, mine, or is it us, our, we? respond to small bids for connection. Above ceit, but in humility count others better than
Take a moment to think about your first all, we need to change the “story of us” by yourselves. Let each of you look not only to
date. What would you emphasize as you tell improving your friendship together. his own interests, but also to the interests of
your story? Is your story mostly negative others (Philippians 2: 3-4).
and a complaint, or is it filled with humor, In order to be a good friend, you should
fondness, and a sense of togetherness? know important details about your friend’s “So, how did you two meet?”
life. If you don’t, your friendship may be
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REMEMBRANCES Food Pantry The Knights of Columbus
Glenna Elizabeth Opoka – May 9 Council-7199 wish
The Food Pantry is ALL Mother’s a
Crystal I. Schacht – May 9 staffed 100% by volun- Happy Mother’s Day
Elwood George Brown – May 10 teers. These volunteers
pick up groceries from local stores, unload
Darice Ernst – May 11 the Harvesters truck deliveries, answer We are back to LIVE meetings which were
Rita Wilbers – May 11 phones, stock shelves, and select and sack well attended. We will need more members
Pauline E. Riga – May 13 groceries for clients. attending in our next two meetings as we
Over 150 volunteers keep our ministry ‘up have nominations and elections of officers in
Mae C. Krug - May 14 May and June.
and running.’ Thanks to all of you for your
continued dedication and hard work!
BIRTHDATE REMEMBRANCES Our special donations request is for: Attention all Catholic men 18 Yrs +!
Leo B. Valla, Sr. – May 11 cooking oil, spices,
dish soap, salad dressing Ever wondered how you could make a big-
Bertha Ruth Wilbers – May 11 ger contribution to your parish, community
Wilfrid “Bill” Barron – May 12 and nation?
Altar and Rosary The Knights of Columbus may be your an-
Prayers and Sympathy Our Lady’s Gift Shop-We are open after all
swer. If you are at all interested, call or email
For all those who have died, especially Rob- Bill or Rob below. We are doing great things
ert Toy, brother of Kathy Fortney; Edwin Masses and by appointment. We have gift and we can do even more with your help.
Perkins, husband of Virginia and father of items for First Communion, Confirmation,
Baptism and other religious goods. For an Bill Robinette, Grand Knight, 816.520.5656
Peggy Burns; and Greg Fangman, father of Rob Perschau, Membership chairman,
Amy Eichler. appointment, call Dianne 816.695.6953 or
dhartline@kc.rr.com. 816.516.9693.
May all who have died in Christ know the
fullness of Resurrection Life. Purse Project
We are soon going to be filling new and gen- DEALING WITH GRIEVING ?
tly used purses for Catholic Charities. Many Have you experienced a loss, a spouse, child,
of you have generously continued to donate
Baptisms - Let us welcome into the over the last months, but a few items* are
grandchild, parent, etc., and are attempting
family of God and into the St. Therese to deal with the grief?
needed:
family those newly baptized. Knights of Columbus Council 7199 has
Men’s and women’s razors started a support group for men of St.
Dazzlyn Rabang Berry, daughter of
Damond Berry & Ivy Rabang Small Women’s deodorant Therese.
Aiden Njuguna Kioko, son of Small packages of tissues If you are grieving for any reason, please
Thomas Mutuku & Judy Njuguna Toothbrushes and dental floss consider joining us for an opportunity to tell
your story to others who have been through,
Olivia Anne Dykstra, daughter of Small hand sanitizers or are in, grief. We meet to support each
Matthew & Lauren Dykstra other.
* Small hotel toiletries are no longer needed.
Claire Renee Watkins, daughter of We have boxes of them! Thank you! Contact us at findinghelp7199@gmail.com.
Daniel & Julie Watkins Thanks, Rob Perschau
KC Irish Fest is back, September 3-5 at Crown Center! UPCOMING MEETINGS
Mark your calendars! Our Next GENERAL meeting will be Mon-
In the coming weeks we’ll announce several volunteer opportunities day May 10 at 7:00, 3rd floor EEC Bldg.
for the weekend of the festival!
If you would like to be involved earlier and part of the spirit commit-
tee reach out to
Erinn Brown, at ebrown@sttheresenorth.org.
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A book review by Father Joe Cisetti Infant Baptisms-contact Deacon
Scott McKellar, 741.2800, ext. 213
The more I study nature the include Laura Bassi, first
more I stand amazed at the female professor of physics, Adult Baptism-contact Deacon
work of the Creator. ~ Louis Father Gregor Mendel, Father Doug Warrens, 741.2800, ext. 212
Pasteur of Modern Genetics, Father Marriage
There exists a tragic lie that Georges LeMatire, Father of
faith in general, and the the Big Bang Theory, Sister A 9-month preparation period
Catholic Church in particular, Miriam Michael Stimson, is required (diocesan policy).
DNA pioneer, Sister Mary
both oppose science. This is
Kenneth Kelly, computer Contact Deacon Scott McKellar,
a commonly held but false 741.2800, ext. 213
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to abandon the faith. more. Reconciliation/Confessions
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wrote books about and is complement- Adult, contact Deacon Doug
medicine (as well ed by beautiful and Warrens, 741.2800, ext. 212
as music, plays, thoughtful illustra-
mystical theology tions that include Rite of Christian Initiation
and even her own a quote from each Learn about becoming Catholic!
language) as well as featured individual. RCIA involves the preparation
St. Albert the Great for entering the Church. Contact
who was known as, Science offers to all
“The Teacher of All people the ability to Deacon Doug Warrens, 741.2800,
Things.” profoundly explore the created world and ext. 212
thereby grow in appreciation of the Creator.
Proceeding chronologically, those we meet So does this book. Funeral Planning/Arrangements
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Circle of Friends Calendar
May Activities 29th – Weekend Lunch Program – Give
a little of your time to those less fortu- Prayer Lists / Bulletin Prayers
11th - Second Tuesday – Meet at Tortilla
Flats, 5716 N. Antioch Rd, 6:00pm. RSVP nate. Help prepare and serve meals at the Contact Deacon Doug Warrens,
Cathedral’s Morning Glory Café (11th & 741.2800, ext. 212
22nd – Trip to City Market! Meet for lunch Broadway, downtown KC). We begin work
at noon. Options: Taste of Brazil, Bo Lings, at 11AM. Bulletin Submissions must be received
Minsky’s, Brown & Loe, City Diner, Opera 10 business days prior to the requested
House. We’ll shop in the Farmer’s Market All events: for information and to RSVP to
John - 816.587.2359. date of publication, submit to
after lunch. RSVP. Let John know if you tcollins@sttheresenorth.org
want to share the ride.
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MAY 9 MAY 10 MAY 11 MAY 12 MAY 13 MAY 14 May 15
MOTHER’S DAY 8:30am: Mass 6:30 & 8:30 Mass 6:30 & 8:30 Mass 7:30-8:30am: 6:30 & 8:30 Mass 7:00-8:30am:
First Communions 9:00-10:30am: 8:00-8:20am: 8:00-8:20am: Fatima Prayer 9:00am-2:00pm: That Man Is
Prayer Session, Confessions Confessions Group, Library Eucharistic Ado- You, Wooldridge
6:00-7:00pm: Center
Life Teen, Wool- Parish Library 9:30-11:00am: 6:30-8:30pm: 8:30am Mass ration, Church
dridge Center 6:30-8:30pm: Mary, Martha, Pastoral Council, 9:30-11:00am: 7:00-7:30pm: 8:30am Mass
Women’s CRHP Lazarus Prayer Birkel Room Queen of Peace Divine Mercy- 2:30-4:15pm:
Team 1 Meeting, Group, Birkel Rm Prayer Group, recited, Church Confessions
7:30-8:30pm:
Wooldridge Ctr 4:00-8:00pm: Ad- VBS Meeting, Birkel Room
7:00-9:00pm: oration in Church Wooldridge Ctr 7:00-8:30pm: 8th
Knights General 6:30-9:00pm: Grade Gradu-
Meeting, 3rd CRHP Women’s ation, Church/
Floor, EEC Team 12, Wool- Wooldridge Ctr
dridge Center
6:30-8:00: CRHP
Women’s Team 8,
Martin Room
Congratulations - Dave Malanowski
St. Pius X At this year’s Bright Futures breakfast, Dave was awarded the
Warrior Golf Classic, 2021 Aquinas Award
June 8, Shoal Creek for his tireless efforts of service and sharing of God’s grace to
Golf Course the students, faculty, and community of the
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invites you to join us on Saturday mornings as we honestly address the pressures and
For information and to register - temptations that men face in our modern culture, especially those relating to their roles as
spxkc.org/warriorclassic. husbands and fathers. Join us as we continue our 10-week series from The St. Paul Center
and Dr. Scott Hahn entitled “Parousia: The Bible and the Mass,” in which we will discover
why the liturgy is a major theme that runs through the entire Bible, from Genesis to the
Employment Opportunity Book of Revelation. We will not only look to the Law, the Prophets, and life and teachings
of Jesus, we’ll also lean on the Doctors of the Church to enhance our understanding of the
The Diocese seeks to fill our Associate Mass. We’ll see how the New Testament is concealed in the Old, the Old is revealed in the
Director, Catechesis and Faith Formation New, and why both point directly to the Mass, the sign of the New Covenant.
position. This position provides catechet-
ical and discipleship leader training and We continue to meet in the Wooldridge Center. Due to parish, diocesan, and county
mentoring services that equip parishes to COVID-19 safety protocols, we will not be able to provide breakfast or beverages during
evangelize/form parishioners and increase the meeting, but that seems a small price to pay for the opportunity to meet in person once
ministerial leadership capacity. The position again. You will also be allowed to bring your own food and drink. We will start the video
is fulltime, benefits eligible. Visit Job Open- at 7 am, and break at 8:20 so people can attend 8:30 mass. For more information, contact
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job description and to apply. a long time attendee, have been gone for a while, or have never joined us before, we look
forward to seeing you.
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PRAYERS FOR PARISHIONERS WHO ARE ILL MASS INTENTIONS
Call the Parish Office to add or remove a name. (Due to confidentiality guidelines, only the
person requesting prayer or a designated family member may place or remove a name)
Paula Acconcia Rachel Day Francis Logan Danielle Reeder SUNDAY, May 9, Mother’s Day
Eugene ‘Bud’ Anderson Gayle Dean John Lopez Pat Reeder 8:00am - Brenda Davis +
Jay Atkinson Ron & Betty DuPaul Judy Louth Gina Reiter 10:00am - Rosemary Nollette +
Cynthia Barchesky Anita Eastland Sal Lozano Beverly Rietveld 12:00pm - For all mothers,
Nathalie Blogin Charlene Fick Ellen Madrick Amy Roberts
Debra Bommarito Ken Finke Arlene Marshall Larry Ryan
living and deceased
Joe Boswell Sandy Gardner Betty McDonald Mary Ann Ryan 5:00pm - Mass for the People
Bryan Bownik Bert Giarraputo Wendy McKellar Jossalyn Sainz MONDAY, May 10
Irwin & Lois Broussard Rosemary Gill Jessica McLain Natalie Ann Salas 8:30am - Debbie Marshall +
Ed Burgess Pete Godfrey David McPherson Forrest Salyers
TUESDAY, May 11
Daniel Burnos Pat Goss Adrianna Marjanovic Carmen Serrone
John Burton Lisa Grable Jerry & Pat Musil Carolyn Shatto 6:30am - All Homeless, hungry, and sick
Mike Callahan Suzanne Grisham Arlene Nadeau Joanne Smith 8:30am - Marcellita Gisch
William & Dorothy Doris Hahn Paul Neidig James Spawn WEDNESDAY, May 12
Campbell Grace Heater Joyce Newcomer Ted Stephens
Frank Canino 6:30am - Mary Hand
Mary Henke Nathan Newton Joann Strever
Jim Carroll Ellie Higgins Linda Osterhaus Rex Suman 8:30am - Hand Family
Pat Cartwright Carolyn Hurt Doyne Parisi Maureen Tejeda THURSDAY, May 13
Joe Cento Becky Isom Nancy Pearson Jim Tompkins
Frank Cohara
8:30am - Steve and Joanne Race
Barbara Jordan Jill Pehlman Donna Vining
Judy Cheney and family
Vince Kehr Leo & Tillie Perkins Adam Whitbeck
Timothy Childers Marcia Kenski Barbara Personelli Geri & Pat White FRIDAY, May 14
Larry Colling Glenda Kimsey Dorothy Porter Lionel White 6:30am - Oscar Gonzales
Helen Colwell Garrett Krier Jackey Pratt Leanore Wilke 8:30am - Teresa Sanchez
Janet Cozad Clara Lawson Helen Prendergast Nicholas Worth
Albert Daniels SATURDAY, May 15
Natalie Lewis Leticia Rabang Dcn. Tony Zimmerman
8:30am - Neada Distefano +
4:30pm - John Maddi +
PRAYERS FOR THOSE SERVING IN THE MIDDLE EAST- SUNDAY, May 16
For parishioners, relatives of parishioners and their families 8:00am - Spencer Norris +
Major Brian Conforti Jacob Glodsbury James Pate Eric Rawlings 10:00am - Dave Thompson +
son of Frank & Patty son of John & Kim husband of husband of Candi
Jeremy Flowers Douglas Lomshek Jennifer & father of Jaeger 12:00pm - Rosine Lueke +
son of Brenda nephew of Liz William Rory & Christian Shattuck 5:00pm - Mass for the People
Sean Frazier Stine Candice O’Brien son of Brian &
son of Liz & Sam James McLaughlin brother & sister- Laureen
son of Heath & in-law of Brent Snyder
Jamie Frates Michelle Michael O’Brien son of Greg &
husband of Rebecca Tim Pachasa Brenda (Crosses, † indicate deceased loved ones)
Bill Freund Jeremiah Murphy son of Andy &
son of Bill & nephew of Dodie Nancy
Barbara Murphy
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