¿QUISIERAS SER CATÓLICO? Por favor, llamar a la oficina de la iglesia (417-451-3411) y pedir información del programa RICA o envía un e-mail a stcanera@sbcglobal.net

Sacramento de matrimonio – Contacta la oficina parroquial seis meses antes. Bautismo—contacta o visita la oficina parroquial y pedir información de las clases de preparación. Visita al hospital — Contacta la oficina de la iglesia con nombre, lugar, y número de cuarto.

BIENVENIDOS: Si usted es nuevo en nuestra pa-rroquia le demos la bienvenida y lo invitamos a ha-cerse miembro de Santa Canera. Las formas de regis-tro se puede encontrar en el templo o en la oficina.

MISION DE NUESTRA PARROQUIA

La Familia Parroquial de Santa Canera considera que su misión es trabajar unidos e integrarse a la comunidad cris-tiana más amplia para conocer, amar, y servir a Dios. Fun-damentados en la Escritura y en la Tradición de nuestra Iglesia Católica Romana, procuramos reconocer nuestra dependencia de Dios, crecer espiritualmente, convertirnos en imagen de Cristo, educar a los adultos y acompañar la educación de los niños y jóvenes; y, como instrumentos de Cristo, compartir nuestra fe y acoger a los otros.

SAINT CANERA CATHOLIC CHURCH

504 S. WASHINGTON NEOSHO, MO 64850

(417) 451-3411 (417) 451-3432 (fax)

stcanera@sbcglobal.net

MASS / MISAS Saturday / sabado

5:00 pm (English) / 7:00 pm (Spanish)

Sunday / domingo: 8:00 am (English)

Weekdays / Diarias: Tuesday (martes) — Friday (viernes) 8:30 am

ADORATION / ADORACIÓN Thursday (jueves) 9:00 am—4:30 pm

No Adoration on holidays.

RECONCILIATION / RECONCILIACIÓN Saturday / sabado: 4:30 pm Sunday / domingo: 7:30 am

Or, anytime by appointment.

MISSION STATEMENT

The parish family of St. Canera sees as its mission to work together and in the larger community to know, love, and serve God. Based on Scripture, the sacraments, and our Roman Catholic tradition, we seek to recognize our dependence on God, grow spiritually, become images of Christ, educate adults and assist in educating children, and as God’s in-struments, share our faith with and welcome others.

WELCOME: If you are new to our parish we welcome you and invite you to become a member of Saint Canera. Registration forms can be found in the church vestibule or in the office.

Sacrament of Marriage—contact the church of-fice six months in advance. Baptism — contact or come by the church office for information on classes. Hospital visitation — contact the church office with name, location, and room number.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?

Please call the parish office (417-451-3411) and ask for information on the RCIA program or send an e-mail to stcanera@sbcglobal.net

Saint Canera, patroness of Irish Sailors, is sitting in a boat with an oil lamp, the symbol of wisdom and virginity, with a monastery on an island in the background where she sought spiritual rest. She was refused

entrance to the island but was given Eucharist just before she died. The shamrock speaks to her Irish ancestry.

REV. SAMSON DORIVAL, SMM Pastor

samdorival@gmail.com

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 27, 2019

XXX Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario 27 de Octubre de 2019

LECTURAS para XXX Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario

Primera Lectura: Eclesiástico 35, 15-17. 20-22 Salmo Responsorial: 33, 2-3. 17-18. 19 y 23 Segunda Lectura: 2 Timoteo 4, 6-8. 16-18 Evangelio: Lucas 18, 9-14

LECTURAS para XXXI Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario

Primera Lectura: Sabiduría 11, 22—12,2 Salmo Responsorial: 144, 1-2. 8-9. 10-11. 13cd-14 Segunda Lectura: 2 Tesalonicenses 1, 11—2,2 Evangelio: Lucas 19, 1-10

LAS CLASES DE DOCTRINA (PSR)

comienzan a las 9:20 AM en la iglesia.

R E F L E X I Ó N

Los cristianos tienen una visión particular del concepto de justicia, gracias a nuestro Salvador. Jesús nos abrió la puerta del cielo por su muerte en la cruz. La justicia solo viene de él. Esa fue la gran luz que recibió san Pablo, para compartir la verdad. Nadie tiene derecho a gloriarse, si todos tenemos la misma necesidad de redención. Todos somos pecadores y necesitamos la gracia de Dios —su don gratuito— para ser justificados. La parábola del evangelio de hoy se dirige a quienes están convencidos de su propia rectitud. La autosuficiencia es una especie de ceguera y sordera que encierra a la gente en su propia seguri-dad y le impide conocer a Dios. Es como una ido-latría que ni siquiera reconoce que ha rechazado a Dios, radicalmente. El autosuficiente se siente por encima de los demás; pero la verdad es que vive en la más absoluta soledad y asilamiento. Se siente tan bueno, tan importante y tan perfecto, que no necesita de la relación con los demás y mucho me-nos con Dios. Realmente no vive. Santa Teresa de Jesús decía que la humildad es la verdad. La verdad nos enseña a vernos y amar-nos como Dios nos ama, es decir, tal como somos. Nos enseña a no compararnos con los demás, a evitar la envidia, a reconocer nuestros límites y defectos y no tratar de ocultarlos, y también a re-conocer nuestras cualidades y posibilidades. Nos ayuda a reconocer las situaciones que tenemos que vivir y asumirlas. Nos anima a estar contentos de que otros tengan cualidades que nosotros no tene-mos, para así, entre todos, poder hacer mucho. Podemos pedir esto y creer que se nos dará. Por supuesto, nosotros los católicos creemos que una vez que hemos recibido este precioso don, pode-mos y debemos construir sobre él, es decir, exten-der la misericordia a otros. En el fondo, siempre es un don, sin el cual lo que construimos no tendría ningún valor. Si por la fe creemos que hemos recibido la misericordia de un Dios amoroso, ¿por qué negársela a los demás? La misericordia siem-pre es más generosa, amplia, hermosa y parecida a Dios que la mal llamada justicia de la ley. La justi-cia de Dios se llama misericordia.

-Esta Reflexión fue tomada de Nuestra Parroquia

La próxima fecha para bautizar será

el 9 de noviembre a las 10:00 AM.

Para mas información visite nuestra

oficina o llame al 451-3411.

Clase de Preparación Bautismal Padres & Padrinos

Domingo, 3 de noviembre, 11 AM La casa roca. No Niños, por favor.

Domingo Mundial de las Misiones

GRACIAS por su generoso aporte a la colecta para

la Sociedad para la Propagación de la Fe que se llevó

a cabo durante el fin de semana pasado, el Domingo

Mundial de las Misiones.

VENTA DE PASTELES El Grupo Juvenil de St. Canera tendrá una venta de pasteles después de todas las Misas del 2 –3 de noviembre. ¡Por favor, comprando algunas pro-ductos horneados deliciosos y ayude a apoyar al Grupo Juvenil.

Día de Todos los Santos (Día santo de obligación)

Las misas para el día santo son:

Jueves, 31 de octubre a las 7:00 PM Viernes, 1 de noviembre a las 9:00 AM

Atención: La oficina de la par roquia estará cerrada el viernes 1 de noviembre.

Día de Muertos

El p. Samson celebrará una misa para la conme-moración de todos los fieles difuntos (Día de muertos) el sábado 2 de noviembre a las 9:00 a.m. en la iglesia.

CENA DEL PAVO!!!

La Cena Anual 70 del Pavo de Sagrado Corazón, Subasta y Venta de Pasteles, están acercando! Ven y disfruta de buena comida u oferta sobre uno de los muchos elementos de nuestra subasta silenciosa, de cualquier manera es una gran opor-tunidad para pasar tiempo con familia y amigos! Dónde: Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón 909 North Madison Webb City, Missouri 64870

Cuando: Sábado, 2 de Noviembre- mediodía a las 7 P.M.

Domingo, 3 de Noviembre- medio día a las 5 P.M.

Costo: $8 para Adultos $4 para Niños de 12 y bajo.

Cenar o Llevar!

Nos encantaría la oportunidad de conocer a nues-tros vecinos católicos y esperamos verte allí! Si usted tiene alguna pregunta o quisiera comprar boletos por adelantado por favor llamar, 417-673-2044 X 101 o por correo electrónico sacred-heartsecretary@gmail.com

¡Celebra el Mes Respetemos la Vida! Te invitamos a unirte a los católicos de todo el

país a celebrar el Mes Respetemos la Vida este

mes de octubre con el mensaje "Toda vida: ateso-

rada, escogida, enviada"! Aprende más en http://

www.usccb.org/respectlife.*

*Este sitio web está en inglés, pero muchos mate-

riales también están disponibles en español.

ATENCIÓN . . .

A partir del martes 29 de octubre, se celebrarán misas diarias en la capilla al lado de la oficina pa-rroquial. Las misas diarias comenzarán a la hora habitual de las 8:30 a.m.

Fiesta de los Santos Simón y Judas

El p. Samson celebrará una misa para la fiesta de los Santos Simón y Judas, Apóstoles el lu-nes 28 de octubre a las 6:00 PM en la iglesia.

NATIONAL VOCATION Awareness Week

November 3-9, 2019

The Family is the Seedbed for Vocations

Excerpts from Familiaris Consortio by Pope St. John Paul II

Christian couples therefore have the right to expect from celibate persons a good example and a witness of fidelity to their vocation until death. Jus as fidelity at times becomes difficult for married people and requires sacrifice, mortification and self-denial, the same can happen to celibate persons, and their fidelity, even in the trials that may occur, should strengthen the fidelity of married couples.

God is love and in Himself He lives a mystery of per-sonal loving communion. Creating the human race in His own image and continually keeping it in being, God inscribed in the humanity of man and woman the voca-tion, and thus the capacity and responsibility, of love and communion. Love is therefore the fundamental and innate vocation of every human being.

Christian revelation recognizes two specific ways of realizing the vocation of the human person in its entire-ty, to love: marriage and virginity or celibacy. Either one is, in its own proper form, and actuation of the most profound truth of man, of his being “created in the im-age of God.”

The task of giving education is rooted in the primary vocation of married couples to participate in God’s cre-ative activity: by begetting in love and for love a new person who has within himself or herself the vocation to growth and development, parents by that very fact take on the task of helping that person effectively to live a fully human life.

The family must educate the children for life in such a way that each one may fully perform his or her role ac-cording to the vocation received from God. Indeed, the family that is open to transcendent values, that serves its brothers and sisters, with joy, that fulfills its duties with generous fidelity, and is aware of its daily sharing in the mystery of the glorious Cross of Christ, becomes the primary and most excellent seed-bed of vocations to a life of consecration to the Kingdom of God.

Christian families offer a special contribution to the missionary cause of the Church by fostering missionary vocations among their children, and by training them from childhood to recognize God’s love for all people.

Also necessary, especially for Christians, is solid spir-itual and catechetical formation that will show marriage is a true vocation and mission, without excluding the possibility of the total gift of self to God in the vocation to the priestly or religious life.

VIRTUS TRAINING

The Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau is com-mitted to the protection of children and youth. We believe strongly in our moral obligation to keep the young safe and provide them with a caring environ-ment in which their faith can flourish. The Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau requires that adults who work with children in any capacity in the par-ish, must take VIRTUS TRAINING.

Pre-registration is necessary: go to www.virtus.org and click on "registration" on the left. If you do not have access to the Internet and are unable to register Online, please call the parish office.

The next training session in our region is:

Participants must be present for the entire training.

Training session is for adults only. The content is not appropriate for children.

Monday November 18

(English)

6:00 PM to 9:00 PM

St. Peter the Apostle Parish (Church Basement)

Joplin

A R E A N E W S

TURKEY DINNER!!!!!

Sacred Heart’s 70th Annual Turkey Dinner, Silent Auction, & Bake Sale, are fast approach-ing! Come out and enjoy good food or bid on one of the many items in our silent auction, either way it’s a great opportunity to spend time with family and friends!

Where: Sacred Hear t Catholic Church 909 North Madison Webb City, Missouri 64870

When: Saturday, November 2, 12 P.M. to 7P.M. Sunday, November 3, 12 P.M. to 5 P.M.

Cost: $8 each Adults $4 each child, 12 and under.

You may Dine In or Carry Out!

We would love the opportunity to meet our Cath-olic neighbors, and we look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or would like to purchase tickets in advance please call, 417-673-2044 X 101 or email: sacredheartsecretary@gmail.com

Church Women United

2019 World Community Day

The Time is

N W!

“Resolve to Love”

World Day Community Day Friday, Nov. 1, 2019

8:30 am Registration & Fellowship 9 am Bible Study

10 am Speaker

Place: First Presbyterian Church 215 N. High St., Neosho

Donations and offering will be collected for Restoration Life center.

(1/3 of offering given to CWU International) October is the month of the Most Holy Rosary

SPAGHETTI DINNER

St. Peter's Knights of Columbus Council 979 and

St. Peter's Youth Group (SPY) are presenting an

all you can eat Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday,

November 9th from 5-7pm (Our Lady's Hall of

St. Peter the Apostle Church). All proceeds will

go to support SPY's upcoming trip to NCYC in

Indianapolis. Dinner is $8, children $4 with a fam-

ily max of $24. A takeout option is available as

well.

St. Ann’s (Carthage) Annual Chili Dinner

The Chili Dinner is on: Thursday November 14th, serving times-11:00am, 1:30pm and 5pm-7pm, in the Izzy Hulfeld Memorial gymnasium at St. Ann's school, 1156 Grand Ave. Carthage, Mo. Meals served buffet style. Cost is Adults $7.00 and Children (12 and under) $4.00. A pie, coffee, and tea is served with every meal. Bulk Chili, Ta-males, and Soup available-great to freeze and en-joy later. For more information and carry out or delivery call the parish at 417-358-4902.

D I O C E S A N N E W S

Bishop Rice’s October Prayer Intention

As we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Oct. 7, that each Catholic may take up the rosary and pray for peace in the world, in our country, and within our families

Are you looking for something more in your life?

Consider attending a Cursillo Weekend.

Cursillo is a recognized movement in the Catholic Church, having received canonical recognition by the Holy See. The Weekend begins on Thursday evening and ends on Sunday evening. During these three days, a small course (Cursillo) is given on the fundamental aspects of Christianity and the Christian way of life. This ‘course’ is not of an academic nature. It is composed of real-life expe-riences, given mostly by lay-persons, which be-come the basis for small group discussions. Inter-mingled with these testimonies and discussions are songs, laughter, breaks and moments of pray-er. The atmosphere is one of friendship, warmth, and respect.

Congregation of the Mother of the Redeemer Monastery Carthage, MO

Women's weekend - November 14-17, 2019

Registration forms may be found on our diocesan website http://dioscg.org/index.php/cursillo2/. Each applicant will be required to list a sponsor on their registration form. Your sponsor may be your pastor or someone who previously attended a Cursillo weekend. More information about the National Cursillo Movement can be found on their website: https://www.natl-cursillo.org/.

Consider stepping through the narrow gate. Cur-sillo may provide the encounter you are looking for!

COMMUNICATIONS SURVEY

The Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau is con-

ducting a survey to assist in the development of a

communication strategy that will better serve the

Catholic community in southern Missouri. We want

to hear from you! The survey takes about 7 minutes

to complete and is available online in English at:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DioSCG

and in Spanish at: https://

www.surveymonkey.com/r/DioSCG_Espanol.

Your answers are confidential and will only be seen

by consultants outside the diocese. Your participa-

tion is appreciated, and the feedback received will

be used to shape the future of this diocese.

THANK YOU.

ATTENTION

Are you employed by a Catholic parish or school? Do you regularly volunteer with mi-nors? If the answer is yes to either of these ques-tions, you should be aware of the diocesan safe environment requirements. The primary obliga-tions for any employee and for all volunteers who work with minors are:

1. Required to attend an adult safe environment training (VIRTUS), 2. Required to sign a Background Disclosure and

Authorization form which will allow the dio-cese to conduct a criminal background screen-ing on you

3. Required to sign a diocesan Code of Conduct every year that you are employed or actively volunteering.

The Code of Conduct for 2019-2020 was released in July. If you fall into one of the above categories and have not signed the 2019-2020 Code of Con-duct please contact your parish or school office. You may also contact the Office of Child and Youth Protection with any questions or concerns, childandyouthprotection@dioscg.org or (417) 866-0841.

The forms are also available on the Office of Child and Youth Protection page of the Diocesan Website at http://dioscg.org/index.php/about/child-youth-protection2/

Music practice is after PSR classes on Sundays or

after Mass when there is no PSR. And, on Tuesdays at 6:00 PM.

New voices are always welcomed.

S t. C A N E R A N E W S

Coffee & donuts this Sunday after Mass.

Donuts are $0.50 each (includes beverage). Thank you for your cooperation.

Thank you for your donations for The Help Center

Restoration Life Center Bright Futures Backpack Program

Their needs are ongoing, and your continued sup-

port is greatly appreciated.

PSR classes start at 9:20 AM in the church.

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY

THANK YOU for your generous response to the

collection for the Society for the Propagation of the

Faith last weekend on World Mission Sunday. Our

parish raised $763.

MILES OF SMILES

PILLOWCASE WORDAY

Miles of Smiles pillowcase workday is set for

Saturday, Nov. 2 from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm in the

2nd-grade classroom with a potluck lunch. Lots

of jobs to be done even if you don't sew. We are

working on our 2nd mile of pillowcases, so come

and join us for this charitable event. We could

use your help to bring smiles to hospitalized and

displaced children in our area.

Adult Faith Formation Small Group Study

BISHOP ROBERT E. BARRON’S Word on Fire

CATHOLICISM

Presented on Wednesdays (Oct.16—Nov. 20) from 7-8:30 PM in the Rock House.

All are invited. Please see Jeanne Mor row for more details, or call the parish office.

REMINDER . . .

Beginning Tuesday, October 29, daily Masses

will be celebrated in the Wilma Hahn Chapel

next to the parish office. Daily Masses will

start at the usual time of 8:30 AM.

ALL SOULS’ DAY Mass

Fr. Samson will celebrate a Mass for the Com-memoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls’ Day) on Saturday, November 2 at 9:00 AM in the church.

Note 1: This is not a Holy Day of Obligation. Note 2: This Mass will not fulfill the Sunday obli-gation.

YOUTH GROUP BAKE SALE

The St. Canera Youth Group

will have a bake sale after all

the Masses on November 2-3. Please help sup-

port the Youth Group by purchasing some yum-

my baked goods!

They would happily accept your baked goods to

sell, too.

SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTS November 1, 2019

Holyday of Obligation

Mass Schedule:

Thursday, October 31—Vigil Mass at 7:00 PM Friday, November 1— Holyday Mass at 9:00 AM

(Note: both Masses will be in the church.)

Feast of Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles

Fr. Samson will celebrate a Mass for the Feast of Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles on Monday, Octo-ber 28 at 6:00 PM in the church. All are invited.

PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

The Parish Office will be closed on Friday, November 1 for All SAINTS’ Day.

R E F L E C T I O N

Christians have a particular vision of the con-cept of justice, thanks to our Savior. Jesus opened the gate of heaven for us through his death on the cross. Justice comes from him alone. That was the great light Saint Paul received to share that truth. No one has a right to pride, if we are all in the same situation in need of redemption. We are all sinners and we all need the grace of God—his free gift—in order to be justified. Today’s parable is addressed to those who are convinced of their own righteousness. Self-sufficiency is a kind of blindness and deafness that closes people up in their own securities and hin-ders them from knowing God. It is like an idolatry that does not even recognize that they have radi-cally rejected God. The self-righteous feels above others, but the truth is that he lives in the most ab-solute solitude and isolation. He feels so good, so important, and so perfect, that he does not need relationships with others, let alone with God. That person doesn’t really live. Saint Teresa of Jesus said that humility is truth. This truth teaches us to see and love ourselves as God sees and loves us, that is, just as we are. It teaches us not to compare ourselves to others, to avoid jealousy, to recognize our limitations and failings without trying to mask them, and also to recognize our qualities and capacities. It helps us to recognize the situations in which we need to live and to accept them. It encourages us to be happy that others have qualities we lack, so that, together, we can build a great thing. We can ask for this and believe it will be given to us. Of course, we Catholics believe that once we have received this precious gift, we can and should build on it, in other words, we can extend this great mercy we have received to others. We always will know it is a gift without which, what-ever we build would not have any value. If by faith we believe we have received the mercy of a loving God, why deny it to others? Mercy is al-ways more generous, wider, more beautiful, and more similar to God than the so-called justice of the law. The justice of God is called mercy.

This reflection was taken from Nuestra Parroquia.

S t. C A N E R A N E W S

STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE Corresponsabilidad de Tesoro

Collection last week / Colecta de la semana pasada: $ 1,487

Fiscal Year Collection / Colecta del año fiscal $ 41,810

World Mission/Propagation of the Faith Collection $ 763

Building (M&R) Fund (October) $ 3,110

Saturday—October 26, 2019

5:00PM +Albert & Evelyn Hamlet (A. Hamlet)

7:00PM +Dave & Baby Heaser (R. Heaser)

Sunday—October 27, 2019

8:00AM +Unborn Babies (N. Rowse)

Monday—October 28, 2019

6:00PM +All Souls

Tuesday—October 29, 2019

8:30AM Ann O’Leary Special Intention

Wednesday—October 30, 2019

8:30AM +Joseph Doan Diuh Banf Thursday—October 31 ,2019 (All Saints Vigil)

7:00PM Samuel Garnett (R. Garnett)

Friday—–November 1, 2019 (Solemnity-All Saints

9:00AM +Our Deceased family members

Saturday—November 2, 2019

9:00AM Fr. Samson’s family *

5:00PM Parish Family

7:00PM +Norma Crews (A. Sollenberger)

Sunday—November 3, 2019

8:00AM +Steve & Kevin Morrow (J. Morrow)

S T E W A R D S H I P

Diocesan Stewardship Message

Both the first reading and today’s psalm say clear-ly that the Lord hears the cry of the poor. Have I been given the gifts---of time or money or abili-ties---to be the means by which God answers their need?

* All Souls’ Day Mass—does not fulfill Sunday obligation.

Let the hearts that seek the Lord rejoice; turn to the Lord and his strength; constantly seek his face. Psalm 105:3-4

ORGANIZATION / GROUP LEADERS

Parish Council: Mark Keaton, President

Parish School of Religion (PSR) Rita Garnett

Knights of Columbus: Bobby Lupini, Grand Knight

Parish Council of Catholic Women (PCCW): Kathy Bartley, President (417) 456-2550

Music Director: Vickie Barnes

Grupo de Oración: Martha Hernandez, Coordinator

Hispanic Committee: Omar Juarez, Coordinator

Children’s Liturgy (Spanish Mass) Rose Heaser

Youth Group: Kevin Linehan

Guadalupana Committee: Barbara Lopez, Coordinator

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS RECUERDE LAS SIGUIENTES

PERSONAS EN SU ORACIÓNES:

Dorothy Mulik, Nettie Bradley, Mike Cashel, Max Major, Nettie Rodriguez, Sue Gilbreth,

George Busteed, Margaret Rohr, Yader Mejía, Jr. Clarence & Marge Nowak, Judy Perch

Henry Hierholzer, Rose Fox, Ralph Frederick, Ingrid Fennessey, Sally Ann Morrow

We also remember in prayer those of our parish family who are battling chronic illnesses and those who are homebound and are no longer able to at-tend Mass due to present health concerns.

Prayer Line

If you have a prayer request, please email it to: Stcaneraprayerline18@gmail.com

Parish Office/Oficina

Monday (lunes) - Friday (viernes) 9:00 AM-Noon / 1:00 PM-5:00 PM

SCRIPTURES for the 31st SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME

1st Reading: Wisdom 11:22—12:2

Responsorial Psalm: 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13, 14

2nd Reading: 2 Thessalonians 1:11—2:2

Gospel: Luke 19:1-10

SCRIPTURES for WEEKDAYS

Mon: Ephesians 2:19-22 Psalm 19:2-3, 4-5

Luke 6:12-16

Tues: Romans 8:18-25 Psalm 126:1b-6

Luke 13:18-21

Wed: Romans 8:26-30 Psalm 13:4-5, 6

Luke 13:22-30

Thurs: Rom. 8:31b-39 Psalm 109:21-22,26-27,30-31

Luke 13:31-35

Fri: Rev. 7:2-4, 9-14; Psalm 24:1bc-6

1 John 3:1-3 Matthew 5:1-12a

WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGS

SCRIPTURES for the the 30th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME

1st Reading: Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18

Responsorial Psalm: 34:2-3, 17-18, 19, 23

2nd Reading: 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18

Gospel: Luke 18:9-14

PARISH STAFF

Pastor: Rev. Samson Dorival (417) 451-3411

Administrative Assistant / Bookkeeper: Debbie Gorham (417) 451-3411

COMING EVENTS

Friday, November 1 Solemnity of All Saints

(Office closed) Youth Group making goodies

Saturday, November 2 Pillowcase Work Day (9:30 AM –3:00 pm)

Youth Group Bake Sale

Sunday, November 3 Youth Group Bake Sale

Thursday, November 7 Knights of Columbus meeting

Saturday, November 9 Baptisms (10:00 AM)

Find bulletins, schedules, and information on

St. Canera’s website: www.canera.org