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HolyAngelsChurch15408 Leavenworth RoadBasehor, Kansas 66007Church Office . (913) 724-166515438 Leavenworth RoadFax. (913) 724-4148Office HoursMonday thru Thursday . 8:30 am - 4:30 pmFriday . 8:30 am - 2:00 pmRectory . (913) 724-312215440 Leavenworth RoadConfessions welcomed by appointment, Saturdays 3:45 - 4:15 pm,and Tuesday [confessions] 7 am to 7:45 am by pastor i.e., whensubstitutes come, they will not be coming at 7 am to do them.Daily Mass 8:00 am in little church. NOTE: when we have afuneral there is no daily 8 am Mass that day, also on weekdayswhen our local Basehor Linwood schools are closed due toinclement weather, there will be no 8 am daily Mass that day.Baptisms Three months notice before baptism. Baptism are held onthe 2nd Sunday of the month. Baptismal Preparation Classes arerequired and scheduled individually with parents (only). Call Chrisat the office (913) 724-1665 to schedule a class time.Weddings Contact Chris Brown nine months before proposed wedding date. Call the office to make an appointment, (913) 724-1665.Eucharistic Adoration available 24/7Our Lady of Perpetual Help DevotionTuesdays after morning MassRosary after weekday MassReligious Education ClassesSundays 9:15 am - 10:15 amYouth Group Sundays 7:00 pm 8:30 pm, basement little churchR.C.I.A. ClassesTuesdays 7:00 pm, bsmt. l. c.Pastor . Rev. Richard McDonald. pastorholyangels@gmail.comParish Secretary/Charity Coordinator. Joyce Bowlin. holyangels1866@gmail.comPastoral Assistant . Dana Brandenburg. holyangelsbasehor@gmail.comDirector of Religious EducationCathy Kern . (913) 481-5447. cathy.kern@gmail.comDirector Adult Education & FormationRCIA CoordinatorChristine Brown . (913) 724-1665holyangelscatholicformation@gmail.comYouth Ministry CoordinatorPaul Stallbaumer. paulstallbaumer@gmail.comMusic DirectorLaura Beeves . (913) 441-8489. LaBeeves@aol.comAdult Choir Director. . Hayley PedrozaFinance Council ChairMike Johnson . (913) 845-2266TMIY, .Saturdays, 6:00 am, hallPastoral Council ChairDavid Hornick . (816) 830-5679Legion of Mary Wednesdays5:30 pm, Modular bldg.VIRTUS CoordinatorSara Steinlage . (913) 745-6294Mass on Monday, September 2nd, Labor Day,will be at 9:00 am. The parish office will be closed.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES BEGINSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH starting at 9:15 amYouth Group for high school students meets every Sundayat 7 pm in the little church basement.CONFIRMATION Retreat is Saturday, September 14th,at Prairie Star Ranch.Contact Cathy Kern for more hor.orgPastoral StaffPro-Life CommitteeGary Johnson .Food Kitchen CoordinatorNick Gaspers .(913) 724-1186Legion of MaryJanice Gaspers .(913) 724-1186Special Needs AdvocateShauna .(913) 721-1249Cemetery SalesKeith Creten . (913) 788-2096OrganizationsAdrian Forson, CWO .(913) 724-1576Chuck Whipple, K of C .(816) 835-2740Ron McMillian, 4th Deg. K of C . (913) 710-2830September 1, 2019 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
M !!"! T %! W""&Monday, September 29:00 am† Dave ScheibeTuesday, Sept. 38:00 amSt. Gregory the Great† Ryan McDonnellWednesday, September 48:00 am† Al BeckerThursday, September 58:00 am† Helen MurphyFriday, September 68:00 am† Dorothy BuckSaturday, September 74:30 pmAll Parishioners of Holy AngelsSunday, September 88:00 am† Jeanne Marie McDonald10:30 am† James YanosL%'()*% , R-,"!SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 - 4:30 PMCONTEMPORARY MUSICServersLector 1Lector 2EMHC (4)Ushers (8)GreetersBrady Hill, Gannon Suarez,Abby & Allison CleggTracy CleggLinda MastersDick & Mary Dreiling, Dan andTracy CleggSteve Gripka, Nick Gaspers,Michael Farnet & Dick DreilingMargaret Baker & Therese HorvatSUNDAY, SEPT. 8 - 8:00 AMMIX OF MUSICServersJack, Mary & Helen Habjan,Claire VanderweideLector 1Melanie SavnerLector 2Marilyn DanielsEMHC(4)Sharon Peltzer, Tom Phalen,James Murphy & Debbie BreuerUshers (8) James Murphy, Chris McGowan,Brian Habjan & Tony MilhonGreetersLola Otting & Tom Phalen10:30 AMMCServersLector 1Lector 2EMHC (4)Ushers (8)GreetersTRADITIONAL MUSICScott ChmielarskiTyson Heffley, Emma Flory,E. Chmielarski & Thomas HapkeJoyce KlingeleJulie CoffeyJoyce Klingele, Ellie Zuk,Yvonne Tripp & Laura WhippleVince Avila, Mike Eskina,Ray Nolla & Rich DixonJohn & Yvonne TrippCollection Counters:Sept. 3 - Jennifer Loechler, Veronica Stallbaumer &Gene KlingeleSept. 9 - Debbie Breuer, Ed Church & Bill Loechler2 Holy Angels Church Basehor, KSOur Lady Queen of the Angels Adoration ChapelPledges/donations to date: 81,864.50Eucharist – ‘source and summit of the Christian life’“From the earliest days of the Church, Christians encountered the Living God most intimately in the celebration of theEucharist. Nourished and fed by the Body and Blood ofChrist, women and men longed to remain in the presence ofGod. Through quiet prayer before the reserved Sacrament –whether it was in the tabernacle or exposed in a monstrance –they contemplated the gift of Christ and found the source oftheir own lives.“We have seen a renewal of the practice of sitting before thesacramental presence of Christ in recent years. Inspired bythe Second Vatican Council’s exaltation of the Eucharist asthe ‘source and summit of the Christian life,’ Catholics rootedtheir faith life in the Eucharist.”--From the “Introduction,” Prayers and Devotions for Eucharistic AdorationThe Our Lady Queen of the Angels Perpetual AdorationChapel provides the ideal opportunity for this special timewith the Eucharistic Presence of Our Lord.Available 24/7/365 with a secure key card, the chapel offersa place of respite and peace. To sign up for adoration, contactDana or Joyce in the Church Office at 913-724-1665 toreceive a key card that will give you access to the chapel.RCIA begins on Tuesday, September 10!There’s still time to sign up!Call Chris at 913-724-1665; or email her atHolyAngelsCatholicFormation@gmail.comPlease pray for the persons who are seeking informationabout the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church anddiscerning their place in this Body of Christ. Keep ourcatechumens, candidates, and sponsors in your dailyconversations with God.FOOD KITCHEN: This Tues., Sept. 3rd, will be ourturn at the Food Kitchen. Please consider fixing acasserole to help those less fortunate. Pans &commodities are available in the narthex. Casseroles may be taken to the Klingele’s home by 9:30 am. If youare unable to fix a casserole, a monetary donation is alwaysappreciated. Call Nick Gaspers 913-724-1186.G%.'! F-) G-/Weekly Collection Income Needed . 12,200.00Aug. 24/25 . 16,654.00Excess (Shortfall) . 6,454.00Other collectionsGuardian Angel Fund . 60.00Our Sincere thanks to those who are doing their part!HEADPHONES AVAILABLE FOR THE HARD OF HEARING.PLEASE ASK AN USHER OR GREETER.
Pax Dear Parishioners and Friends of Holy Angels,While about three more weeks of actual summerremain until the autumnal equinox, with the passingof Labor Day weekend most persons start hoping fora colorful and temperate fall. One of the ways wehope to brighten up autumn at Holy Angels is ourfirst-ever “A Taste of Holy Angels” in our parish hallSaturday, October 12, and Sunday, October 13, aftereach Mass. This endeavor of “A Taste of Holy Angels”that will coincide with our annual Volunteer Fair isone in which our parishioners are invited to makeone of their signature recipes in large numbers. Eachcook will portion it out in miniature, white, papercups for others to sample — like at a grocery-store,sample stand — while having on hand copies of theirrecipe to share for those who would like to make itfor their family and friends in the holiday seasons.To enter there will be a “Sign-Up Genius” for onlineregistration so that avid cooks may share with othersa taste of their treasured recipes. Of course, if interest is great, there will be a cutoff number of registrants. A free-will offering for tasting will go to theLittle Sisters of the Poor who care for elderly andpoor regardless of anyone’s background.For more information about entering the ATOHAin less than six weeks time, please contact one of twopastoral council members who are looking forward toputting this new initiative together — Holly Gripka:hlgripka@hotmail.com and Minnette Chmielarski:minnettec@basehormax.comMay the remaining summer days be spectacular,golden September days and your autumn be blessedwith bright, beautiful, and great weather, but most ofall with a greater realization of God’s loving plan foryou no matter what has occurred in your life and ofhis manifold blessings for all!In the Holiest Hearts of Jesus and Mary,S"2'"34") C ,"0/ )3 - Food Kitchen4 - Knights of Columbus meeting 7 pm, hall5 - Adult Choir practice begins 6:30 pm, church5 - “Fulfilled” study 6:30 pm, l. c. basement6 - “Fulfilled” study 9:00 am, l. c. basement8 - Religious Education classes begin 9:15 am10 - Little Flowers of Our Lady Club 6:30 pm, modular10 - RCIA classes begin 7 pm, l. c. basement10 - CWO meeting 7 pm, hall11 - 4th Deg. Knights meeting 7 pm, hall12 - Pro-Life Committee meeting 7 pm, hall12 - “Fulfilled” study 6:30 pm, l. c. basement13 - “Fulfilled” study 9:00 am, l. c. basement13/14 - Knights of Columbus garage sale14 - Confirmation Retreat at Prairie Star Ranch14 - That Man Is You begins 6 am, hallLITTLE FLOWERS OF OUR LADYIn the group, we strive to teach the girls the importanceof our Catholic faith, the love of Jesus and Mary, andthe love that we should have for each other as brothersand sisters of Christ. Each month we will explore aMarian Apparition, learning about the message Our Lady and why it is still important today. We play gamesand make crafts that correlate with the topic and thegirls are sent home with homework and projects to dothroughout the month. It appears at this time thatmeetings will be on the second Tuesday of the monthstarting at 6:30 pm.The group is open to young ladies age 5 - 11. There is a 15 fee to cover materials. Contact Erin Maher, 913209-8970 or email, littleflowerclubha@gmail.com.Are you looking to deepen your relationship withGod? Be a better husband? Become a more lovingfather? Build friendships with other like-mindedmen? And seek to be the best man you can be?Then Come Join Saturday MorningsStarting onSeptember 14th6:00am – 7:30amR"!' %0 P" "YOUR PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED FOR:Stephen Robert Elmer,brother of Rosalie Goodwin,uncle of Sandy McMillen,cousin of Charles PetersonI0 O() P) 1")!Please pray for the following people listedon the prayer chain Tiffany Andrewjeski,Jane Broxterman, Blaine Clary, James Cope, LyleDreher, Betty Englen, Charlene Enneking, SerenaGagliardi, Holly Gilewitch, Mary Hannon, StefanieHitzelberger, Jim Hubbel, Warren Kearney, HerschelKeithline, Joe Kennedy, Frank Lovitch, Steve Mulcahy,Joyce Oswald, Sue Paduch, Bob Petitt, DennisRauscher, Debbie Steele, Herb Vogel, Carolyn, Irene,Virginia, special intentions and the repose of the soulof Jason Knetter.Military: Bruce Adams, Jr., Michael Brock, Taylor Hansen,Andrea Nolan, Luke Rodina, Peter Thomas, ElizabethWalsh, Brady Reichart**Prayer requests will appear in the bulletin for only 2 – 4weeks (depending on need) from the date received. **Prayer Chain RequestsPat Scheibe, 724-2364, PatScheibe@aol.com;Carol Hubbel, 424-6887, hubbelcarol@gmail.com;Judy Goens, 724-1816, judithgoens@gmail.comSept. 1, 2019 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 3
Catholic Women’s Organization will meet onTuesday, Sept. 10th at 7 pm in the parish hall. Inspirational thought will be given by Joyce Bowlin.Refreshments provided by Linda Masters & JoyceBowlin. We will hold a Baby Shower to benefitBirthright of Leavenworth. Ladies are also asked tobring baby items to the meeting. All ladies of theparish are invited to attend.Winners of the Eucharistic Miracle "ScavengerHunt" are: Christina Warmoth - Hugh KnefelTobias CartwrightThank you to all who participated! Blessed be Jesusin the Most Blessed Sacrament! Winners have beencontacted; prizes can be picked up at the parish office.SING TO THE LORD A NEW SONG!It’s the time of year to think about starting up something new and adventurous! It’s that time of year tothink about our own time and talents and how we canshare those with others around us.Consider Music Ministry at Holy Angels as your newadventure. Music provides beauty, joy, comfort, inspiration, and musical prayer for our communal liturgiesand various parish celebrations. This is possible dueto the generous sharing of time and talent of diverseand committed members. If you can carry a tune andwant to learn and want to sing, come and sign up to bea cantor at either the 4:30 or 8:00 masses or come andjoin one the Holy Angels Choirs. We have five differentchoirs to choose from.Traditional Adult Choir-Sings at the 10:30 mass onthe 2nd through 5th Sundays of the month, Septemberthru June. Rehearsals are every Thursday evening at6:30pm and Sunday mornings at 9:30am. Thurs.,Sept. 5 is our WELCOME BACK rehearsal at 6:30!Open to all adults and high school age. Sept. 22 is ourreturn to the 10:30 Mass. Hope to see all returningchoir member and many new faces wanting to join!!Contemporary Adult Choir-Sings at the 4:30 mass onone Saturday every month. Rehearsals 3:45 pm on theday of. Open to all adults and high school age. Thischoir will sing next in Sept. 14th. Hope to see returningmembers and many new faces!!Knights of Columbus Men’s Choir- Sings at the 8:00mass on one Sunday every month. Rehearsal at7:15am on the day of. Open to all men in the Knightsof Columbus. This choir will sing next on Sunday,September 8.8:00am Children’s Choir- Cindy Reynolds leads thischoir at 8:00am Mass every 3rd Sunday of the month,September thru May. Rehearsal at 7:30am on the dayof. Open to all elementary age children. This choir willsing next on Sunday, September 15.10:30am Children’s Choir-Sings at 10:30 Mass onevery 1st Sunday of the month, October thru March.Rehearsal at 9:30am on the day of. Open to childrenin the 3rd thru 8th grade. This choir will return on Sunday, October 6. More information to follow.Please call Laura Beeves for questions or to sign up fora choir.4 Holy Angels Church Basehor, KS
SCHOLA CANTORUM FORMING AT HOLYANGELS Do you have a love of beautiful music andwant to learn more about singing Gregorian chant, polyphony, Latin, and the wealth of traditional musicwhich is part of the rich heritage of our CatholicChurch?Schola Cantorum, is a choir school organizedespecially for teaching Church music. Holy Angels willbe forming a schola cantorum for those who are interested in learning about and singing from our centuriesold treasury of beautiful Catholic music.Caitlin Teters, a parishioner with a Masters in MusicEducation and Vocal Pedagogy, will teach and directthis choir.Possibilities for this choir include:Singing once a month at a massLeading Vespers Services,Presenting a concert full of our richtraditional Catholic musical heritageOther options as appear.The program is in the initial stages of planning. Wewould like to know how many interested choristersthere might be as this will help guide development ofthe schola.The schola will be open to children, ages 6th grade thruhigh school, and all adults.A tentative rehearsal time will be Thursday evenings at5:30-6:30pm. An initial meeting date will be determined once we have the list of interested singers.If interested, please contact any of the following:Caitlin Teters at 913-907-5271, Laura Beeves at 913441-8489, Holy Angels parish office at913-724-1665.CONGRATULATIONS TO PHIL & DEBBIE REIDwho are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.May God continue to bless and enrich your lives.DID YOU KNOW?What is ‘Tradition’?“The minute you say ‘Tradition,’ a lot ofpeople think you’re talking about things like holycards, the Mass in Latin, long-habited nuns . Butthese are matters of custom, not Tradition.“Tradition – with a capital T – isn’t something that you do. It’s something that you know.Tradition is the body of unwritten knowledge givenby Christ to the Apostles and handed down by themto their successors, the Church’s bishops, whoteach it to everybody else. It’s the first thing youhave to know about the Church, because that’s howit all started. After all, Christ never wrote a word ofhis teachings, and during the first couple of generations after him the Apostles converted thousands byword of mouth – by Tradition – long before the Biblewas assembled.”(Excerpted from the book, Why Do Catholics Do That? ByKevin Orlin Johnson, Ph.D.; See Gal. 3:2, 1 Peter 1:24-25;Compendium of the Catholic Church questions 12-17;Catechism of the Catholic Church articles 74-90).
Tuesday, Sept. 3 St. Gregory the Great 8:00 am † Ryan McDonnell Wednesday, September 4 8:00 am † Al Becker Thursday, September 5 8:00 am † Helen Murphy Friday, September 6 8:00 am † Dorothy Buck Saturday, September 7 4:30 pm All Parishioners of Holy Angels Sunday, September 8 8:00 am † Jeanne Marie McDonald
