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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary TimeSt. Boniface Catholic Church5 September 2021110 N. Buchanan St., Edwardsville, IL 62025Phone 618.656.6450 FAX 618.656.7669Most Reverend Thomas John PaprockiBishop, Diocese of Springfield, ILVery Reverend Jeffrey Goeckner, VFPastor, Dean of the Alton DeaneryPresident, Father McGivney Catholic High SchoolReverend Michael MeinhartParochial VicarReverend Paul HabingMinisterio EspañolReverend Robert JohnsonChaplain, SIUeBrother Nathaniel Szidik OSBTransitional DeaconDeacon Daniel CorbettDeacon Emeritus/Tribunal AdvocateMrs. Linda Daniels, Mrs. Cindy Clark,Mrs. Nicole Potthast, Mr. Jack Hake,Dr. Steven Hyten, Mr. Matthew Smith,Dr. Marcelo Nieto, Mr. Mark Luchtefeldand Dr. Nathan VuagniauxPastor’s CabinetMrs. Laura KretzerPrincipal, St. Boniface SchoolMr. Joseph LombardiPrincipal, Father McGivney Catholic High SchoolDr. Marcelo Nieto & Mrs. Alma PedersenCoordinadors de la comunidad EspañolPARISH STAFFMrs. Benna DenueParish Office Manager and Administrative AssistantMrs. Cindy ZurlieneBusiness ManagerMr. Dale RenkenOperations ManagerMrs. Sue PapajcikParish School Financial OfficerSafe Environment & Volunteer CoordinatorMrs. Deb HillingParish School Administrative AssistantMr. Michael JoslynParish Campus Maintenance ManagerMr. Ryan Hentz, Mr. Bill Doerr,Mr. Nathan BraunParish Campus Maintenance AssistantsGood and Gracious God,You created human beings in Your image and likenessAnd gave us dominion over creation to be stewards of theland and co-creators of Your Kingdom.Jesus, You became one of us and labored as a carpenter.You ask all people -- whatever our state of life -to follow you faithfully.Holy Spirit, bless all workers this Labor Day.Amen.Miss Jill GriffinDirector of Worship & MusicMrs. Emily MooreParish Choir DirectorDr. Mary Jo PembrookContemporary Choir DirectorMr. Clyde NosserPastoral Associate, Tribunal Advocate & Spiritual AdvisorMr. John LednickyTech Specialist & CommunicationsMrs. Sarah KrekeBulletin Editor & CommunicationsMrs. Jo Niebur & Kelly SchillyParish Office ReceptionistsMrs. Linda DanielsTribunal AdvocateA St. Boniface Weekly Publication
2E V E R G R E E NIssue 674 September 5, 2021On the Evergreen cover this week:Happy Labor Day!Weekly Liturgy ScheduleSaturday Vigil—4:15 p.m.Sunday—8:15, 10:15 a.m. & 4:15 p.m.Sunday—Misa en Español —12:15 p.m.Monday—5:45 p.m.Tuesday—8:00 a.m.Wednesday—8:00 a.m. & 6:45 p.m.Thursday—8:00 a.m. and6:45 p.m. (bilingual Mass)Friday— 8:00 a.m.Grant eternal rest Lord tothe soul ofTimothy TosovskyHusband of SherryorFather of Timothy and TaylorChurch is open daily for individual prayer8:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m.Office HoursMonday—Thursday 7:30 a.m.-4:00 pmFriday - ClosedAbout Saint Boniface ParishEstablished in 18691,763 Households, 5,400 Members220 enrolled at Saint BonifaceParish School200 enrolled in PSR Program267 enrolled at Father McGivney CatholicHigh SchoolCongratulations NewlyBaptizedWe welcome to the Catholic community Maizee Ann Berrychild of Dustin and Ashley Rakers BerryMay she continue to grow in God’sloving care.RoseRo “Ginny” BelgeriSacrament of PenanceWednesday—5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Thursday—6:00 - 6:30 p.m. (bi-lingual)Saturday—3:30 - 4:00 p.m.or by appointmentSaturday 4:15 p.m. and Sunday 10:15 a.m.Masses will be LIVE-streamed on St.Boniface Facebook page.N O T E S2021 RAFFLE CALENDARWINNERSAugust 26— 40**Rosemary Dettmer—Edwardsville, ILAugust 27— 40Travis & Jamie Albrecht Family—Jerseyville, ILAugust 28— 40**Doug Fitch—Troy, ILAugust 29— 40Scott Jones—Granite City, ILAugust 30— 40**Emily Tobin—Glen Carbon, ILAugust 31— 40Jon Kohlmiller—Edwardsville, ILSeptember 1— 40Christy Lombardi—Edwardsville, IL** Bonus Entry *2020 SponsorWelcome New ParishionersMartin Avila & Maria Urquizo andFamilyDarryl & Carol Frerker and FamilyMichael & Jennie Kennedy and FamilyGabriel Lopez & Sofia Ontiveros andFamilyShaun & Miranda Martin and DaughtersElgar Ochoa Rodriguez & Cristina AvilaBarrera and FamilyLuis De Avila & Lizeth Urquizo andFamilySTB RCIAPROCESSInterested in learning moreabout the Catholic faith? The Rite ofChristian Initiation sessions will beginSeptember 13 for those who are nonbaptized and not catechized. Sessionsfor those who are baptized Christiansoutside the Catholic Church will beginin October. For more information go tost-boniface.com or contact the ParishOffice @ 656-6450 or Clyde Nosser @cnosser@st-boniface.com.Upcoming BaptismClassesTuesday, September 14in the Church—6:30 pmContact the Parish Office at 656-6450 toregister.BEGINNING HANDBELL CHOIRFor more information, please contactEllen Harms (ekh0205@sbcglobal.net) orJill Griffin (jgriffin@st-boniface.com).HANDBELL CHOIR SIGN-UPContact Jill Griffin via email (jgriffin@stboniface.com) or at the Parish Office.
P A S T O R ’ SN O T E STwenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary TimeLooking at the world, there is no doubt the need for healing.The people in the district of the Decapolis knew that the deafman needed healing, and so they bought him to Jesus. Asthose who also know the healer—who know our Lord—letus bring our needs and those of other to him.50th Jubilee Sister Kathleen AnnMourisse OSF will celebrate theoccasion of her 50th Jubilee as a Sisterof Saint Francis of the ImmaculateConception. A private Mass andcelebration will take place on Sunday,September 12 at the Mother House inPeoria, IL.Sister Kathleen Annserved as the Director of RCIA/RCIC, art teacher and religiouseducation director for our parishschool from 2007—2017. Currently, Sister is the president ofher community. Cards and expressions of congratulationsmay be sent to her attention at 2408 West Heading Avenue,Peoria IL, 61604.PSR Parish School of Religion kicks off this Wednesday,evening, September 8 for grades kindergarten—fifth grade inthe parish school. PSR for bi-lingual/ Spanish student beginson Thursday evening, September 9 in the Lower Level of theChurch and on Sundays. Contact the Parish Office to registerASAP.Save the Date Fraternus Men’s Poker Night is Friday,September, 17 @ 7 PM in the Oak Room of the Lower Levelof the Church. 20 Buin-in and Grand Prize is 50/50 split oftotal. All men of the parish are welcome!Confirmation and First Communion Date Attention parents and guardians of ALL SaintBoniface Parish third graders. We have receivedour date for Confirmation and FirstCommunion. The sacraments will be celebratedon Saturday, April 30 at 11 AM at the Cathedral.More information and details forthcoming.Alton Deanery Andrew DinnerWho: Priests of the Alton Deanery andany young men they invite between theages of junior in high school to35. Remember these dinners are notjust for a young man who is activelyapplying to the seminary, but for anyyoung man who is open to thepossibility of priesthood or possesses the qualities that wouldmake a good priest.When: Monday, September 27 at 6 pmWhere: MPH Parish Hall (200 N Lange Ave. Maryville, IL)3Spiritual DirectorsSpiritual directors are persons who are chosen after prayerfulconsideration to accompany us, to hold us accountable, toencourage us, to challenge us and, when necessary, engage usin fraternal correction along our way of discipleship. Aspiritual director helps us to notice God’s presence andactivity in our life. He or she can encourage us to explore ourpersonal reactions and responses to the Holy Trinity’spresence and activity within and around us. A spiritual directorwill usually have some training in the ministry of direction.Clyde Nosser and Robin Black Rubenstein who members ofour parish offer spiritual direction for parishioners and others.Both are trained in the ministry of direction through AquinasInstitute and are open to receiving new directress. If youinterested, please contact them via email at cnossser@stbonifce.com and rblack@siue.edu or call the Parish theOffice.I am pleased to announce and welcome Fr. Peter Krezalek LCto our spiritual direction team. Fr. Peter was born and raisedin Poland as the youngest of three sons. He studied CivilEngineering in Krakow and then moved to Chicago where hegraduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago with a BSin Computer Science and from DePaul University with anMBA. At the age of 33 he realized that Jesus' earthly missionwas coming to an end at that same age, yet what was he doingfor Christ? This realization followed by seven years ofrediscovering Christ and eventually leaving the world to followHim more closely in religious life. Fr Peter entered theNovitiate of the Legionaries of Christ in Cheshire, CT,obtained BA in philosophy in Thornwood, NY and theologyin Rome, Italy from Regina Apostolorum University. Hispriestly ordination was in Rome, Italy on December 10, 2016.He has been a Spiritual Director and RetreatMaster ever since in Chicago, Des Moines,Lincoln, Omaha, Kansas City, Wichita, andSt. Louis. If you are interested in meetingwith Fr. Peter, you may contact him viahttps://www.rcheartland.org, or use the QRcode, to schedule an interview. Once thereclick "Switch Location" to navigate to Edwardsville.Are YOU being called to be a Deacon?There will be an informational meeting at St. Mary’s ParishCenter, 1215 Milton Rd, Alton, on September 16 at 6:30p.m. The Diocesan Director for the diaconate, DeaconDave Sorrell will present the exciting news of a new class forthose interested in the Permanent Diaconate Programbeginning Fall 2022. Other deacons and their wives will bepresent and will share their own vocations stories - how theysensed God calling them to this service in the Church. TheDiaconate is open to men between the ages of 32 and 57who are active in the practice of their faith and who desire togrow in relationship with Our Lord in service to their ParishCommunity. If interested, and if married, wives are mostwelcome and encouraged to attend. If you have questionsplease feel free to reach out to Deacon Daveat: dsorrell@dio.org
4P A R I S HSun5No Sunday4:15 p.m. MassSeptember-October 2021Mon6Labor DayParish OfficeClosedTue7Martha & Mary8:30 a.m. (AR);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z)St. FiacreGardeners 9:00a.m. -OFFSt. FiacreGardeners 9:00a.m. (WeatherPermitting);RCIA 6:30 p.m.(OR)E V E N T SWed8Quilters 9:30 a.m.(EV);PSR 6:30 p.m.;Fraternus 6:30p.m. (S);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);SVdP Meeting7:00 p.m. (OR);Men’s Group8:00 p.m. (OR);EucharisticAdoration 8:30Thu9Lectio Divina8:45 a.m. (LLC);Book Study 6:30p.m. StewardshipKICK-OFFMartha & Mary8:30 a.m. (AR);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Baptism Class6:30 p.m. (CH)Auction TicketsON SALE!15Quilters 9:30 a.m.(EV);PSR 6:30 p.m.;Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Girls YouthGroup 6:30p.m.;Men’s Group8:00 p.m. (OR);EucharisticAdoration 8:301617Lectio DivinaFraternus Poker8:45 a.m. (LLC); TournamentBook Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z)K of C SilverRose PrayerService 7:00p.m.1820St. FiacreGardeners 9:00a.m. (WeatherPermitting);RCIA 6:30 p.m.(OR)21Martha & Mary8:30 a.m. (AR);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Baptism Class6:30 p.m. (CH)22Quilters 9:30 a.m.(EV);PSR 6:30 p.m.;Fraternus 6:30p.m. (S);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Girls YouthGroup 6:30 p.m.;SVdP Meeting7:00 p.m. (OR);Men’s Group8:00 p.m. (OR);EucharisticAdoration 8:3023Lectio Divina8:45 a.m. (LLC);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z)2425Keeven-RezabekWeddingKnights ofColumbus CandyDrive after allMassesa.m.-6:30 p.m.2627Knights ofColumbusCandy Driveafter all MassesSt. FiacreGardeners 9:00a.m. (WeatherPermitting);RCIA 6:30 p.m.(OR)28Martha & Mary8:30 a.m. (AR);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Baptism Class6:30 p.m. (CH)29Quilters 9:30 a.m.(EV);PSR 6:30 p.m.;Fraternus 6:30p.m. (S);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z);Girls YouthGroup 6:30 p.m.;Men’s Group8:00 p.m. (OR);EucharisticAdoration 8:30MondayWeekday in Ordinary Time5:45 p.m. Loretta Weber30Lectio Divina8:45 a.m. (LLC);Book Study 6:30p.m. (AR/Z)1WednesdayThe Nativity of the BlessedVirgin Mary8:00 a.m. Special Intention6:45 p.m. Annette HickmanThursdaySaint Peter Claver, Priest8:00 a.m. Gayland Waldo6:45 p.m. Special Intentiona.m.-6:30 day in Ordinary Time8:00 a.m. Donald Hastingsa.m.-6:30 p.m.14Liturgy This WeekSeptember 6-122FridayWeekday in Ordinary Time8:00 a.m. Rose FrigoTwenty-Fourth Sunday inOrdinary Time4:15 p.m. VigilRaymond SvobodaSunday8:15 a.m.St. Boniface Parishioners10:15 a.m. (Facebook)Earl Vuagniaux12:15 p.m. Misa en EspañolSpecial Intention4:15 p.mDorothy RileyRiskrzcki-MeyerWeddinga.m.-6:30 p.m.AR—Acorn Room / LLC—Lower Level Church / CA—Chapel / CH—Church / OR—Oak Room / PO—Parish Office / S—School / Z—ZoomEUCHARISTIC ADORATION—Chapel EVERY Wednesday 8:30 A.M.—6:30 P.M.Facebook LIVE MassSunday—10:15 a.m.
C A T H O L I CSaint BonifaceParish School(Pre-K—8)128 North BuchananEdwardsville, IL 62025Phone-618.656.6917E D U C A T I O NSt. BonifaceSchool SpotlightWelcome back to ourBluejays! We arethrilled to begin our150thye arofCatholic Education.Our God, ourparishioners, priests,our students andfamilies, our staff andfaculty THANKYOU! We are here, because of You!Thank you to the families that have chosen and continue tochoose Catholic education. St. Boniface is proud to be yourpartner in helping to raise children who are strong in theirfaith and committed to academic excellence. We are here,because of our Families!PSR REGISTRATIONCLASSES BEGIN September 8PSR registration forms for grades K-5 areavailable online at www.st-boniface.com.Homeschool option is available again thisyear with Mrs. Foppe. Please complete the form, includepayment for registration fee(s) and drop off at the ParishOffice, or mail to St. Boniface, 110 N. Buchanan St.,Edwardsville.Contact bdenue@st-boniface.com with any questions.NEXT WEEKEND! SEPTEMBER 11-12Living !e Bluejay Way!When we do good deeds for others, spread thegood news of the gospel, and work for peaceand justice, we are living the Bluejay Way!Check out the kids this week who were caught living out ourschool year theme and were recognized as having the BluejaySpirit!·Ava W. (fourth) let a classmate have the flavor treat theywanted.Cameron D. (Kindergarten) picked up a friend's crayons offthe floor.·Avery L., Kathryn S., and Brynn M. (second) gave up partof their recess to sit with a friend who was still eating.·Sophia A. (seventh) helped put together a classmate'sabsent work.·Max S. (seventh) helped another band student lift theirinstrument.·Angelo (second) pushed in many classmates' chairs whenthey forgot to do so.·Elise and Zoe (eighth) made room at church soKindergarten could sit together.5
6S P I R I T U A L I T YSilver Rose Prayer ServiceSIUe Knights of Columbus will host a Silver Rose prayerservice in the St. Boniface chapel on Friday, September 17 at7:00 p.m. The Silver Rose program demonstrates unitybetween Canada, the United States and Mexico, through atraveling series of prayer services promoting the dignity of allhuman life and honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. All arewelcome.The Code: Men of St. BonifaceAre you ready to answer the call to be a better Catholic, husband, andfather? You are invited to journey with other St. Bonifacemen in the pursuit of authentic masculinity. StartingSeptember 1, join us Wednesday evenings from 8:00-9:30pm in the Oak Room for discussion, study, fellowship, andcommitment to a virtuous plan of life. Contact Brad Bolt at(630) 672-8989 or catholicbrad@gmail.com.Girls Youth GroupChoose your day: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday6:30 p.m. - Acorn Room and on ZoomEach session we will watch an episode followed by a discussionperiod. The series looks at Jesus with new eyes to relate events inhis life that makes us think about who Christ is to enliven our faithand enrich our knowledge of God. A paper copy of the study guidewill be brought to all sessions of the classes. Email cnosser@stboniface.com for Zoom link, study guide, and any questions.FRATERNUSGet ready for another spiritual and fun 20212022 season of Fraternus returning onWednesdays with our first night onSeptember 22 at 6:30 pm until 7:45 pm!More details will follow throughout August aswe prepare to mentor the young men of St.Boniface into virtuous Catholic men. All 6th through 12thgrade young men are welcome!For more information or if you have any questions, pleasefeel free to contact T.J. Hoeferlin at (314) 399-6374 or atthoeferlin@yahoo.comFraternus Poker TournamentSeptember 17, 7:00 PMSt. Boniface Oak RoomDoors open at 6:30 p.m.Light snacks will be provided.Please bring your own refreshments.Girls Youth Group is returning this fall! Weeklymeetings begin Wednesday, September 15 from6:30-7:45 p.m. Come join us for faith-filledevenings with lots of fun!All 6th-12th grade girls are welcome!For more information or any questions, nights of Columbus Council #1143Rosary at Hope ClinicAll parishioners are welcome and encouraged tojoin the Knights of Columbus in praying theRosary at Hope Clinic in Granite City on thesecond Saturday of each month starting at 9:00 a.m.,through October. Our aim is to close that facility and tofinally put and end to the travesty of abortion. Please joinus. If you have questions, please email Thomas Tucker@ thtucker5@yahoo.com.National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows – Guild Center“Question Persuade Refer” (QPR) in-person SuicidePrevention TrainingWednesday, September 8, 6 - 7 pmFree one-hour suicide prevention training session.Register online at snows.org/vigil or call 618-394-6281 toregister.“We Remember You” in-person Candlelight VigilWednesday, September 8, 7:30 pm, Lourdes GrottoWe honor those we have lost to suicide.Free. Register online at snows.org/vigil or call 618-394-6281 toregister.
S E R V I C EM U S I C7RESPONSORIAL PSALMPRAISE TO THE LORDLOBE DEN HERREN1. Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the king of creation!O my soul, praise him, for he is your health and salvation!Come, all who hear: Now to his altar draw near,Joining in glad adoration!2. Praise to the Lord, who shall prosper our work and defend us;Surely his goodness and mercy shall daily attend us.Ponder anew what the Almighty can do,Who with his love will befriend us.GIVE ME EARS TO LISTENTimothy R. Smith1. Let me be your servant; let me walk your way.Guide me on your path; give night the light of day.Let me be a sure foundation, pure and strong.Let me tell of your salvation all life long.RefrainGive me ears to listen. Give me eyes to see.Give me words to speak and show your face to me.2. In silence, when you call me, let me hear your voice.Jesus, walk beside me; let my soul rejoice.When winds and currents batter me, help me be sure.Give me courage from the storms when they occur.CHRIST, BE OUR LIGHTBernadette Farrell1. Longing for light, we wait in darkness.Longing for truth, we turn to you.Make us your own, your holy people,light for the world to see.RefrainChrist, be our light! Shine in our hearts.Shine through the darkness.Christ, be our light!Shine in your church gathered today.2. Longing for peace, our world is troubled.Longing for hope, many despair.Your word alone has pow’r to save us.Make us your living voice.3.Longing for food, many are hungry.Longing for water, many still thirst.Make us your bread, broken for others,shared until all are fed.4.Longing for shelter, many are homeless.Longing for warmth, many are cold.Make us your building, sheltering others,walls made of living stone.5. Many the gifts, many the people,many the hearts that yearn to belong.Let us be servants to one another,making your kingdom come.WE BELONG TO YOUTrevor Thomson/Victoria ThomsonRefrainWe belong to you, O Lord of our longing,We belong to you.In our daily living, dying and risingWe belong to you.1. In the waters of your mercy,When the old becomes the new,Souls united in the myst’ry:We belong to you.All music reprinted with permission under Onelicense.net#A-723122.All music reprinted with permission under Onelicense.net LicenseLicense#A-723122.
8S A C R I F I C EWeekly Financial ReportSt. Vincent de Paul SocietyHelp WantedThe St. Vincent de Paul Society encouragesspiritual growth through person-to-personservice to those in need in our community. The Societyprovides principally rent and utilities assistance to residentsliving in the Edwardsville School District. New members arealways welcome and age is not a factor. We gladly welcomeyoung parishioners to help us in our work. This is anopportunity where volunteers truly learn, understand, andexperience charity in action. Interested, please contact MaryHagerty, 618-581-5015 and Bruce Thorley, 314-795-1195.Collection8/29/21Envelope collection 11,378.00EFT Contributions 6,488.00Loose ContributionsAngel Fund (STB/FMCHS) 584.00 70.00CCIF-MemorialSchool Fund 65.00 4,588.46Building Fund 670.00Stole Fees 125.00TOTAL INCOME 23,968.46Budgeted Income 25,000.00Overage/Shortage( 1,031.54)Diocesan Collections 960.00PHASE III CONSTRUCTION UPDATEThe new restrooms were open for the start ofschool! Thanks to Michael, Bill, Ryan and Nate for their helpin getting the school ready for our students. We are startingto narrow down the final items needed to complete the newParish Center/Gymnasium. This week the basketball goalsare being installed, the center curtain is going up, and HVACis being finalized. The new floor will be installed in earlySeptember with the court striping and bleachers tofollow. Still a little work to do outside as they finalize theentrance, and work will soon begin on the plaza area at thenew entrance and front of school. The new classroomconstruction in the old gym is moving right along. Walls areup, HVAC, plumbing and electrical are being roughed in andinsulation and drywall are close behind. Great progress!Please Pray for our Military Men & WomenBrett Bailey, Dan Boone, Grant Bradley, Major EldridgeBrowne, Michael Cooke, Quentin Dissen, Lars Engeberg,Brandon Effler, Mark Federspiel, Eli Grigaitis, Ha Hatley,David Horvath, Steve Jones, Kevin Kigin, Kraig Kline,Patrick Kohler, Andrew Kolakowski, James Lavelle, ErinLong, Jared Luebbers, Ashley Medder, Adam Mitchell,Michael Porter, Ricky Ricciardi, Joseph Ruhnke, Brian,Stephen and Peter Sambor; Luke Schlueter, Jacob Sedlacek,Beth McBride Shockey, Michael Stimac, Sgt. Kevin Sullivan,Connor Sweet, Nickolas Varady, Thomas Velez, AdamWendel, Jacob M. Willett, Nicholas R. Woloszyn, AndrewWright
E X T R A9Edwardsville Knights of Columbus7132 Marine Road, EdwardsvilleNEXT FISH FRY: Friday, September 3 4:30 - 7:00 p.m.Fish Fry Indoor dining has resumed, so come out andenjoy dinner with family and friends. Masks arerecommended for those who have not been vaccinated.Daughters of Isabella, O’Reilly Circle 218Dessert Table On the first and third Friday of each monthat the KC Fish Fry, from 4:30 pm to 7:00 p.m.Visit the D of I Dessert Table and the Bazaar.SIUE Newman islooking for SIUEAlumni.Tell us your storyof an experienceyou had as a studentat SIUE as it relatesto the SIUENewmanCenter. We arecelebrating 50 yearsand want to knowyour story. Comecelebrate with us orsimply send us yourstory. Use the QRcode below orcontact Robin at618-402-3107.Golf Tournament The 23rd Annual Knights of ColumbusCharity Golf Tournament will be on Saturday, September18 at Oak Brook Golf Course. Early bird team registration isgoing on now through September 1. Use the QRcode to register online or visit https://kofc1143.com/charity-golf-tournament/ for moredetails. Thank you for your support!New Member Exemplification Ceremony on Sunday,September 12 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Boniface Parish. We areseeking courageous Catholic Men who want to put theirFaith into Action! Register ahead of time and receive yourfirst 12 months of membership free by using the QR codebelow or by going to www.kofc.org/join.Registering online only takes four minutes! Last,family members are welcome to attend theceremony as well. We look forward to seeing youthere!LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR NEXT WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2021MinistriesVigil—4:15 p.m.Sunday—8:15 a.m.Sunday—10:15 a.m.Sunday—4:15 p.m.Ministers of HolyCommunionChris AmickZachary HoffmannSharon HoffmannRandy UebingerNicole Winters (subreq.)Crystal BradleyMary HaarmannJoe HinesJan ReillyJustin ZimmermanEmily GatesMarilee HeinzDeb HillingCindy KolakowskiJacob LickliderHolly BrechtValerie MorriseyJim MorriseyAlexa RindererRudy VillarReadersBarb Leardi656-3917Tyler Winters - 1 (subreq.)Julie Luitjohan - 2 (subreq.)Beverly Pohlman - 3Erin Hentz - 1Daniel Martin - 2Tiffany Brase - 3Chera Dunn - 1Laura Jones - 2Theresa Lavelle - 3Mary Rose Henderson - 1Holly Brecht - 2Clyde Nosser - 3UshersKathy & Allan Ratkewicz334-3110Brian JonesDon LangeDan Luitjohan (subreq.)James TrebingSteve HaarmannMichael KaufmanJared KorteVern ZurlieneDan BonerJane CaseStephen GatesJerry McNicholsAlbert SchugVolunteer NeededVolunteer NeededVolunteer NeededSacristanKathy & Allan Ratkewicz334-3110Barb LeardiCindy ZurlieneMary MetzAllan RatkewiczGreetersCarol LangeDon LangeTim HarrBarb HarrJennifer SchmidtJulie VerduRobin Black-RubensteinKayla BridickCantorsJill Griffin610-6972Children’s ChoirChoir Group AChoir Group BYAC
10SACRAMENTSSTB FINANCE COUNCILPete Deakos, Brian Jones, Celeste Korte,Mark Luchtefeld, Tim Mueller, Pat Oser, Sue Papajcik, Dale Renken, RandyUebinger, & Cindy ZurlieneSTB PASTORAL COUNCILLou Carnoali, Linda Daniels, Jason Dreyer, Clyde Nosser, Melinda Nosser,Kathy Hankins, Rodolfo Villar, Jeremy Wildhaber, Andrea Hohman, JenHoeferlin, Sharon Hoffmann, Randy Otrembiak, & Jill GriffinBaptisms Please contact the Parish Office for registration information.Penance The Sacrament of Penance will be offered on Wednesdays from5:30 – 6:30 PM, Saturdays from 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. in the Reconciliation Chapelbehind the Baptismal Font. Thursday confessions are 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. in theChapel confessional behind Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine. Confessions arealso offered by appointment by calling the Parish Office at 656.6450.Marriage Please contact the Parish Office.STB STEWARDSHIP COUNCILLorena Arauio, Kristi Hyten, Jeremy Kovarik, Jessica Goebel,Roxy Mesa & Nathan VuagniauxSTB SCHOOL BOARDPat Oser, Lisa Worman, Keith Bridges, Stephen Gilbertson, JasonDandurand, Sara Grotefendt, Mary Hines, Chad Frank, and Barry JonesFMCHS SCHOOL BOARD REPRESENTATIVESSteve Hyten and Jack HakeMEETINGSCommon Sessions .3rd TuesdayFMCHS School Board .4th ThursdaySt. Vincent de Paul. 2nd & 4th WednesdayAnointing of the Sick Parishioners who are seriously or critically ill, orhaving surgery, should contact the pastor for the celebration of thesacrament.Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults The R.C.I.A. is an ongoingformation process for adults who are interested in becoming a Catholic andwould like to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and FirstEucharist. Call the Parish Office for additional information.PARISH REGISTRATIONNew parishioners are always welcome!You may register in person or by calling the Parish Office.Forms are on the counter in the gathering area.Church is open daily for individual prayer8:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m.Please see Mass Guidelines & UpdatesST. BONIFACE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION** BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT4:00 p.m. ** Contact Sarah Kreke at skreke@st-boniface.comOur Parish cemetery is located one mile north of the church onFrederick Street. Contact the Parish Office or Jerry Hengehold at656-2550 for additional information.Diocesan Child Abuse Reporting and Investigation number(217) 321-1155.Steven J. Hyten, D.M.D., M.S.Discover The Catholic DifferenceChoose the Knights of Columbus to protect your family. Since 1957Security Fire Video IntercomAccess Control Nurse Call SystemsMichael SullivanOral & Maxillofacial Surgeon618-656-31001005 Plummer DriveEdwardsville, IL 62025www.edwardsvilleoralsurgery.comEdwardsville, IL618-659-0930Concrete Work, Seal Coating, Striping,Retaining Walls & Asphalt hts of Columbus, 1 Columbus Plaza, New Haven, CT 06510LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCELONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE RETIREMENT ANNUITIESHelping Little Smiles GrowINFANTS CHILDREN ADOLESCENTS(618) 346-8000 GatewayLittleSmiles.comTom Weir618-632-6382 Preventative Care Dental Cleanings & Exams Sedation Dentistry Fillings & Crowns Fluoride Treatments X-Rays Emergencies & Trauma Sealants Care for Special Needs PatientsCounselorsassociatesltd.com618.972.156890 Crestmoor, Collinsville, IL 62234Steve WollOwner618-307-310310 Terra Verde Edwardsville, ILEdwardsville Glass(618) 656-95001 Schwarz Street Plaza(618) 656-9505Edwardsville, IL 62025 Fax (618) 656-1522Joseph G. KalmerKalmerMemorial ServicesPractical Funeral & Cremation Choices618-622-4900For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.comOwner/Director8638 US Hwy. 50, Lebanon, IL ervices.comSt. Boniface, Edwardsville, ILC 4C 01-0503
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Sep 05, 2021 · Save the Date Fraternus Men’s Poker Night is Friday, September, 17 @ 7 PM in the Oak Room of the Lower Level of the Church. 20 Buin-in and Grand Prize is 50/50 split of total. All men of the parish are welcome! Confirmation and First Communion Date Attention parents
