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Our Mission Statement:
We, the Saint Agnes Parish Family,
united in the Eucharist,
are called by the
Holy Spirit to encounter our
heavenly Father and to
love and serve Jesus Christ
in all people: born and unborn.
St. Agnes Catholic Church
5250 Mission Road • Roeland Park, KS 66205
Fr. William B. Porter, Pastor
www.stagneskc.org
Phone (913) 262-2400 • Fax (913) 262-1050
This Week at St. Agnes
Sunday, November 9
• No Donuts today: Casserole & Baked Goods Sale
a er Masses while supplies last (see page 6)
• Food Trailer here this weekend
• Adult Choir 10 am Mass
• Religious Educa on Classes 11 am
Monday, November 10
• Bridge Club 12 pm Parish Center
Tuesday, November 11
Veteran’s Day
• Children’s Choir 3:45 pm
• Kindergarten Parents Mee ng 6:30 pm
School Library
• PTO Mee ng 7 pm School Cafeteria
Wednesday, November 12
• School Mass 8:15 am
• Sewing Group 9 am RMR
• RCIA 7 pm RMR
• Dad’s Club Mee ng 8 pm Alley
Thursday, November 13
• Men of St. Agnes 6:45 am Mass/PC
• Grade School Alumni Interviews 8:30 am
Parish Center (see page 7)
• Knights of Columbus Monthly Dinner and
Mee ng 6 pm Alley
• Bunko 6:30 pm Parish Center
Sunday, November 16
• No Donuts today: Knights of Columbus Pancake
Breakfast a er Masses in the Parish Center
• Adult Choir 10 am Mass
• Religious Educa on Classes 11 am
Upcoming Special Second Collection
Campaign for Human Development November 22/23 (details on pg. 3)
Bulletin Deadlines
Due to the holidays, all submissions for both the
November 23rd and 30th bulletins must be received
no later than Thursday, November 13th. Thank you!
MassSchedule
Saturday
Vigil at 4:30 pm
Sunday
8:00 & 10:00 am, 12 Noon, 5:30 pm
Sunday
3:30 pm Misa en Español
Weekdays
6:45 am
Wednesdays 8:15 am School Mass
Confession
Saturday
3:00-4:00 pm
FreeRosaryRepair
Bob Cunningham is currently
serving eight local parishes with
this special ministry. Please bring
your rosaries for repair to the
rectory office in an envelope
marked with your name and phone
number. Bob will pick them up and return them
in a couple of days, and someone in the rectory
will call to let you know that your rosaries are
ready. Bob also collects rosaries and other
religious items to donate to the missions and
prisons. Spare parts are also needed and greatly
appreciated. Thanks!
WelcometoSt.Agnes!
Our parish boundaries are as follows:
From 43rd Street on the North, to 63rd Street on
the South, and from State Line on the East, to Roe
Blvd on the West.
ChurchAnnulments
Any divorced person, Catholic or not, who seeks
possible remarriage in the Catholic Church, will
need to pursue the process for annulment.
For information, contact
The Marriage Case Advocate:
Sr. Mary Ann Bartolac, S.C.L. at 913-894-1456
BulletinDeadline
Please submit articles for the
bulletin 10 days in advance—on
Friday a week before the Sunday
that you would like your notice to
appear. Email articles to
youngstrom.teresa@stagneskc.org.
OurParishMonthly
FoodDrive
Generally held the second Sunday
of each month. We gather general
groceries and canned goods to
share with those less fortunate. Our
donations are then taken to the
Catholic Charities Emergency
Assistance Center. Please keep this
important work of charity in mind,
and watch the bulletin each month
for further details.
Marriage
Contact Mike Gomez, director of
Parish Ministries, at least 6 months
prior to your wedding date.
HotLunch,Inc.
We serve the poor a hot meal at the
Willa Gill Food Kitchen, located at
7th and Nebraska in Kansas City,
Kansas, once a month, usually on
the 30th.
Baptism
To register for the monthly Baptism
Preparation class or to schedule a
baptism, please call Teresa
Youngstrom, the parish secretary, at
913-262-2400.
PerpetualAdoration
Please contact Dick or Eileen
Zeitler at 913-789-9558 or
zeitler319@cs.com.
Rosary
Sunday at 9:35 am.
Please remember St. Agnes Parish in your will!
Our legal title is:
St. Agnes Catholic Church Roeland Park
5250 Mission Road
Roeland Park, KS 66205
“I shall live in the house of the Lord
all the days of my life.”
—Psalm 23:6
The rectory office is open Monday through Friday
from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
REGISTRATION FORM
Mark appropriate box
Last Name
First
Address
City, State, Zip
Home Phone
Work Phone
□ New Parishioner
Spouse’s Name
□ Update
Today’s Date ___ /___ /___
Married Single Divorced Widowed
(circle one)
Cell Phone
Catholic? Y N
Children’s Names and Ages
E-mail address
UPDATES Please update informaƟon as it changes. New address, new phone or work number changes, and especially family status changes, such
as...deceased family member, new child, children who have married and moved away. Place in the collecƟon basket or mail to St. Agnes Parish,
5250 Mission Road, Roeland Park, Kansas 66205 or fax to 913-262-1050.
Parish Sacrificial Giving
ANNUAL
Fiscal Year: July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Annual Budgeted Income Amount: $ 1,736,028.00
Year to Date Budgeted Income Amount: $ 600,930.00
Year to Date Actual Collected: $ 448,656.00
Year to Date Budget Shortfall: ($ 152,274.00)
WEEKLY
Weekly Budget Need: $ 33,385.00
November 2nd Sunday Offertory: $ 25,499.00
Budget Shortfall: ($ 7,730.00)
November 1st All Saints Day Collection: $ 156.00
We thank everyone listed below for their
sacrificial giving to assist us in
these very important areas:
Debt Reduction
Virginia Day
Mr. & Mrs. Tedd Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. James Farrar
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Halpin
Mr. & Mrs. William Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. William Jansen
Maryann Williams
Mr. & Mrs. John Mundy
Dominga Snook
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Carter
Margaret Rosberg
Mary Catherine Hale
Angel Fund
(Tuition Assistance)
Mary Catherine Hale
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Decker
Food Kitchen
On Thursday, October 30th, St. Agnes volunteers served
meals to 406 people (385 adults and 21 children). Thank
you to those who provided food, me, and money for
the extra expenses. There are always men, women and
children in need of a meal, and we could not serve these
people without help from St. Agnes. Together with a
core group of regular volunteers, we also have first me
volunteers every month. Everyone is welcome and very
much appreciated!
Special Second Collection for
The Catholic Campaign for Human Development
November 22/23
Origins
CCHD was founded in 1970 by the Catholic bishops of
the United States as their domestic anti-poverty program. As a complement to their direct service programs,
the bishops saw a need to address policies and systems
that perpetuate poverty.
Impact
CCHD funds community and economic development programs across the United States that help poor and marginalized people join together to make decisions, seek
solutions to local problems, and find ways to improve
their lives and neighborhoods. Economic development
initiatives help develop new businesses, create new jobs,
and develop assets that are owned by families and communities. CCHD also provides educational opportunities
for Catholics to learn about poverty, interact with those
affected by it, and reflect on our faith response to it.
Involvement
You can make a difference:
1. DONATE. Your generous support of CCHD, in the
parish collection and throughout the year, is vital to
CCHD’s anti-poverty mission and creates real
change.
2. LEARN. Take advantage of the awareness programs
that CCHD offers to learn more about poverty, those
affected by it, and our responsibilities as members of
the Church. Visit www.usccb.org (search CCHD).
3. PRAY for those who receive CCHD support and
for all our brothers and sisters struggling
through poverty.
*CCHD funds are allocated to community projects that
promote the mission and vision of CCHD and the Catholic
Church, while adhering to the moral and social teachings
of the Church. The collection is split, and 25% of the proceeds support anti-poverty projects in the (arch)diocese
where the funds are collected.
Benedict’s Brittle
Brothers Luke and Timothy of St. Benedict's Abbey wish
to thank the members of St. Agnes parish for your
warm hospitality and generous support of our Benedict's Bri le sales this past weekend. You more
than helped us to achieve our goal, and we so appreciate the assistance this provides to the
monks. Please be assured of our ongoing prayers. Should you want to make addi onal Benedict's Bri le purchases, you can purchase online at
www.kansasmonks.org. Thank you!!
Moving?
An accounting of our membership is
submitted to the Chancery offices
each month, and so please let us know if you move, so
that your family’s name may be removed from our rolls.
Once the Chancery has been notified, you will no longer
receive envelopes, The Leaven newspaper or any mailings from St. Agnes. Thanks!
As part of the Prayers of the Faithful for our Sunday liturgies, we always pray for the sick in our community. We
will list names, by request, whenever space allows each week. To respect the privacy of our parish members, we
will only place names on our prayer list when requested by an immediate family member.
Please pray for all those who are sick, especially: Pat Berning, Don Caudle, brother of Roger,
Lupita Prada, Ana Maria Gonzales, Evelyn Smith, Patricia Connelly, Tylor Loxterman, nephew of
Mike and Ginger, Jim Grant, Francisco Chavez, son of Mary, Dorothy Coatney, Sandra Cooper,
sister of Leah Hayden, Gregory Ramirez, brother of Lisa Valdez, Darlene Vaughan, mother of Jennifer Merrill, Dorothy VanBooven, Mary Kincaid, mother of Don, Julie Fein, daughter in law of
Ruthann, Shawna Mobley, daughter in law of Rose Harris, Phillip Gomez, Jr., nephew of Mike,
David Villanueva, Samuel Ousley, grandson of Debbi Kaufman, Concepcion Garcia, Steven Medina, and Carmen Dominguez.
Baptism Prep Class
Baptism Preparation Classes are offered by the
parish for all parents, to help you prepare for
the reception of the Sacrament of Baptism.
Come learn why infant Baptism is the norm in
the Church. Also, plan to attend the class before the birth of your child, and you will be glad you did!
There is no fee for this class, and the next session at St.
Agnes will be offered on Saturday, December 6th. Please
pre-register for this class by calling Teresa in the rectory
at 913-262-2400.
Early Education Center News
It is with much thought and prayer that we have made
the following decision regarding infant care here at St.
Agnes. Effective December 31, 2014, we will no longer
be offering infant care as part of our Early Education
Center program. This decision is based on information
gathered while reviewing last year’s financial results and
planning our 2014-15 budget. This portion of the EEC is
not fiscally sound enough to continue its operation.
While we realize infant care is a scarce and necessary
service for the community at large, we have come to
realize it is not a ministry utilized by many of our parishioners. To serve the parish responsibly, we will discontinue infant care and move the toddler care into the
main childcare facility. Thank you for your past encouragement, and we look forward to continuing to serve
our parish families.
EVANGELIZATION
I will go anywhere and do anything in order to
communicate the love of Jesus to those who do not
know him or have forgo en him.
—St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
Knights of Columbus Potluck and Meeting will be on
Thursday, November 13th, beginning with a Potluck
Dinner at 6:00 pm in the Alley. Bring your favorite dish
and the kids. The business meeting follows immediately
at 7:00 pm. Please plan to attend the business meeting
even if you cannot join us for dinner.
Pancake Breakfast
This month’s Pancake Breakfast offered by the Knights
of Columbus will take place on Sunday, November 16th.
Join us in the Parish Center after the 8:00 and 10:00 am
Masses to enjoy a delicious breakfast with your friends
and neighbors, and support our Knights
over a plate of delicious pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, coffee and juice.
Music Department News
A staffing change in the music program at St. Agnes
Church occurred on October 22nd. As of that date Patricia Eccles will no longer be the St. Agnes music director. Like you, St. Agnes is grateful to her for her two plus
years of service to our school and parish communities.
She has helped to enrich our liturgies as well as the several choirs we have here at St. Agnes while sharing her
time and talent with us. Choir members have been advised of this change, and some choir practices may be
suspended as we begin our search for a new music director. Like all the members of the choirs, St. Agnes
wishes Patricia the best in her next endeavor.
Going out of town?
Go to www.masstimes.org
to find a Mass at your destination!
"COME …
SIT NEXT TO ME AND TALK WITH ME."
God is eager to spend me with you. In the words of
one adorer: “Like every family, we have had
our share of troubled mes. I remember
hearing about the benefits of Adora on. I
was told Adora on would not solve all my
problems, but I would find peace and comfort.
I signed up the next day. It has been one of
the best things I have ever done. It truly has
given me peace and the ability to trust God’s plan for me
and my family.” To sign up, please contact: Dick Zeitler
at zeitler319@cs.com or call 913-789-9558.
Holiday Food Drive
Our tradition here at St. Agnes during the holidays is to help fill the pantries and shelves of
the less fortunate. This year our “Turkey Drive” is the
weekend of November 22nd and 23rd. We will be collecting frozen turkeys which may be placed in one of the
freezers in the Parish Center. The Parish Center will be
open that weekend to collect your donations. Place other Thanksgiving Dinner items in the trailer, found in the
parking lot Saturday evening through Sunday after the
5:30 pm Mass. Thanks again for your continued support
of this annual event!
Virtual Pilgrimage of Lourdes, France
Cure of Ars
9401 Mission Road
Leawood, Kansas 66206
North American Lourdes Volunteers will present a 90minute prayerful VIRTUAL PILGRIMAGE to Lourdes,
France, at Cure of Ars Parish on Sunday, November 9th,
at 7:30 pm. During this guided Lourdes experience, you
will immerse yourself in the Gospel Message of Lourdes
as given by Our Lady to St. Bernadette. You will have
the opportunity to touch the Grotto Rock and to experience the healing grace of Lourdes Water. As part of this
spiritual opportunity to draw nearer to God with Our
Lady and St. Bernadette, you will receive a Eucharistic
blessing and pray the Rosary. A Plenary Indulgence is
granted to all the faithful, under the usual conditions,
who attend a Virtual Pilgrimage with North American
Lourdes Volunteers. Come and experience the healing
grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ through His Immaculate
Mother. The next best thing to visiting Lourdes itself is
a Pilgrimage journey without the travel! Call Tonja or
Jim for more information at 913-384-2574.
Our Lady extends her invitation to all! Invite your family, children and friends! All are welcome!
Saturday, November 8
9:00 am
† All Deceased Members of St. Agnes
4:30 pm
Frances Schnabel (Spec. Int.)
Sunday, November 9
The DedicaƟon of The Lateran Basilica
8:00 am † Dorothy Jilka
10:00 am † Rose Marie Schultes
12:00 Noon † Tony Kovac
3:30 pm
Parishioners of St. Agnes
5:30 pm † Lee Jones
Monday, November 10
6:45 am † Phil Hanson
Tuesday, November 11
Veteran’s Day
6:45 am
U.S. Military Veterans (Spec. Int.)
Wednesday, November 12
6:45 am † Dr. Fred Bosilevac
8:15 am
Gene Podrebarac (Spec. Int.)
Thursday, November 13
6:45 am † Be y Storm
Friday, November 14
6:45 am
Alfred Staab (Spec. Int.)
Saturday, November 15
4:30 pm † Ernes ne Sanders
Sunday, November 16
8:00 am † Bernice Mar ncich
10:00 am † Richard Rosberg
12:00 Noon † Deceased Members of John Roe Council
Knights of Columbus
3:30 pm † Poor Souls in Purgatory
5:30 pm
Parishioners of St. Agnes
Book of Remembrance
It is an ancient and honored tradi on of the Church to
pray for and remember the dead, especially in the
month of November. You may enter the name of your
departed loved ones in our ‘Book of Remembrance,’
which will be placed near the statue
of the Blessed Mother in the church,
and we will remember them at all
Masses during this month.
THE TEMPLE AND WORSHIP
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The next PTO mee ng is on Tuesday, November
11th at 7:00 pm in the school cafeteria. We would
love for all parents to a end as we work together to
plan for the educa on of our children.
A delicious way to help raise funds for our school is
by a ending St. Agnes Night at Papa Murphy’s Pizza
on Roe Blvd., in front of Lowe’s, on Wednesday, November 12th. A percentage of their sales from that
evening will benefit our grade school.
Attention Parents
Parents with 5 year old children preparing to enter Kindergarten next Fall are invited to an informa onal
mee ng where our teachers and principal, Jane Sullivan,
will be on hand to discuss curriculum, tui on, and our
school philosophy. Please join us in the School Library
on Tuesday, November 11th, from 6:30—7 pm. Any
ques ons, please call the school oﬃce at 913-262-1686.
St. Agnes School Library Presents
STORIES!
ARTS & CRAFTS!
PUPPET SHOWS!
SONGS!
GAMES!
REFRESHMENTS!
Parents with 2 and 3 year olds are invited to
join us on Wednesdays from 9:30—10 am on
November 12th & 19th & December 3rd
Please RSVP to Patrice Henn at
Henn.Patrice@stagneskc.org
Grade School Alumni Project: We need you!
The St. Agnes 6th graders are undertaking a class project
to compile a history of St. Agnes Grade School, and they
need your help. The students would like to hear your St.
Agnes Grade School stories and take a look at your photos, yearbooks, certificates, etc. (which may be scanned
and returned to you). If you are available and wish to
share your memorabilia and stories, please RSVP to Mrs.
Burns, at burns.angela@stagneskc.org or call the grade
school at 913-262-1686. Please join us for this project on
November 13th and 18th at 8:30 am in the Parish Center.
In all of today’s readings, the temple is prominently
men oned. Ezekiel speaks of streams of living water
flowing out from the temple, watering the desert, bringing life to all living things, oﬀering fresh healing to God’s
people.
Paul reminds the Corinthians that their faith rests upon
the firmest of founda ons, Christ himself. More than
that, Paul reveals that those who follow Christ are themselves temples, temples of the Holy Spirit; that is, God
dwells not only with them, but in them.
For the Jews of Jesus’ me, the temple had come to be
iden fied with the presence of God and the only place
where authen c worship of God took place. Jesus had a
diﬀerent percep on. Jesus iden fied himself not with
the temple, but as the temple. In so doing, Jesus indicated a drama c shi in what it means to worship God, to
be in God’s presence. No longer was a place to be the
focus of prayer. Instead, a person, the person of Jesus
Christ, becomes the center of our worship.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — I saw water flowing out of the temple;
wherever the river flows, every living creature shall live
(Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12).
Psalm — The waters of the river gladden the city of God,
the holy dwelling of the Most High (Psalm 46).
Second Reading — Do you not know that you are the
temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?
(1 Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17).
Gospel — Destroy this temple and in three days I will
raise it up (John 2:13-22).
The English transla on of the Psalm Responses from LecƟonary for Mass ©
1969, 1981, 1997, Interna onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporaon. All rights reserved.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: The Dedica on of the Lateran Basilica
Monday: Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time;
St. Leo the Great
Tuesday: St. Mar n of Tours; Veterans Day
Wednesday: St. Josaphat
Thursday: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
Saturday: St. Albert the Great;
Blessed Virgin Mary
GOD’S WILL
Lord, if your people need me, I will not refuse the work.
Your will be done.
—St. Mar n of Tours
LiturgicalRoles
Nov.
15/16
Lector
Extraordinary Ministers
Altar Servers
Cantor
Accompanist
Saturday
4:30 pm
Sherry McCune
Rita Jonscher, Justo Cabanas,
Catherine Randall, Rachel Perez,
Marianne Weber
K. Benes
O. Stephenson
I. Nguyen-Do
Jeremy Zimmer
TBA
Sunday
8:00 am
Mike Cobb
Ka e Falk, Michelle Acton,
Cathy Sanderson, Jerry Sanderson,
Rose Perez
C. Cantu
G. Cantu
A. Abina
Terri Howe
Sharon Gross
Sunday
10:00 am
Karen Murphy
Anh Nguyen, Sarah Scraﬀord,
Janna Willhaus, Teresa Elder,
Josephine Ruiz
S. Pedro
J. Pedro
I. Maddox
Adult
Choir
Sunday
12:00 pm
Rachel Kaufman
Jody Mitchell, John Foret,
Brian Marrello, Carol Losey,
Richard Ackmann
P. Salas
O. Mitchell
A. Valdez
Dave McGarry
TBA
Sunday
3:30
Misa
en
Español
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sunday
5:30 pm
Natosha Halling
Kim Halpin, Mary Chicoine,
Eric Chicoine, Jeanne Cruse,
Rochelle La Rosa
M. Mendez
H. Ramirez
A. Paulsen
Contemporary
Group
Charity Volleyball Tournament
CCR: The Catholic Career Roundtable
Catholic Challenge Sports is hosting a Co-Ed
Volleyball Tournament on November 22nd
with proceeds going to benefit Neighbors in
Need in partnership with the Seton Center. There will be
a competitive and recreational division, and you can sign
up as a team or an individual. Deadline to sign up is November 14th. Catholic Challenge Sports is a league of
young adults in their 20-30’s who compete in many
sporting activities with the mission of faith, service and
fellowship. For more information check our Facebook
page or our website at kccatholicchallenge.com .
The Catholic Career Roundtable is a job club with a focus
on jobs and accountability. Meetings are held every Saturday morning, and all are invited to attend.
MOYC
Email Kara Hansen at hansen.kara@gmail.com to be
placed on the email list to be notified of all upcoming
activities, or join our Facebook group!
Book Club meets every other Wednesday night, at 7 pm
at the Panera in Mission. For questions about Book
Club, please contact Mallory Ronnebaum at
mronne86@gmail.com.
Regular CCR Meetings:
8:30—10 am November 16th & 23rd
Location: Good Shepherd Catholic Church
12800 W. 75th Street
Shawnee, Kansas 66216
Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday, there will be no
Roundtable Panel on November 29th.
St. Agnes Liaison: Judy Riedel
Email: catholiccareerroundtable@gmail.com
Website: www.catholiccareerroundtable.com
Bunko
Hosted by the Altar & Rosary Society
$5.00 to play
Bring an Appetizer or Dessert to share
Bring a friend
Wine & Soda provided
Thursday – November 13th
6:30pm in the Parish Center
Pastor: Fr. William B. Porter
Parish Staff
Volunteer Leadership
Mike Gomez........................ Parish Ministries and Business Manager
gomez.mike@stagneskc.org
Chris Castrop……………………………………...…….Pastoral Council President
David Hoebelheinrich……………………….....……Finance Council President
Margaret Kelly………………..……...School Advisory Committee Chairman
Vicki Wyatt ..............................................................Bookkeeper
wyatt.vicki@stagneskc.org
Lauren Montgomery………………………………………………………………...RCIA
laurenrf12@yahoo.com
Ed Weger…………..…………………………………………....…….…Groundskeeper
Gary Acton……………...…Buildings and Grounds Committee Chairman
Teresa Youngstrom........................................... Parish Secretary
youngstrom.teresa@stagneskc.org
Natosha Halling ........................ Director of Religious Education
hallingnat@stagneskc.org
Diane Church……………Women of St. Agnes/Altar & Rosary President
Dave Heinzman..................................................... Maintenance
Kara Hansen…………………………...……………..Mothers of Young Children
hansen.kara@gmail.com
Richard Ackmann…………………...…..Knights of Columbus Grand Knight
Marc Pineda ..........................................................Maintenance
School Staff
Jeanne and Norm Cruse………………………………………….…...Food Kitchen
Bob and Patti Garcia………………………….…………………..Hispanic Ministry
Shane Brown…………...…………………………………..………...…PTO President
Dick & Eileen Zeitler…………………………Adoration Chapel Coordinators
Kelly Bohon……………………….………..…………………..…………...……..…SCRIP
Barbara Long/A.J. Cameron …….….Respect Life Committee Co-Chairs
Jane Sullivan .................................................... .School Principal
913-262-1686
Neona Russ….….Director of Early Education/Virtus Coordinator
913-262-1689
John & Kathy King ................................... Food Service Directors
913-789-8038
Jenifer Lefort…………………………………….…...…………..Special Events and
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8900 State Line Rd., Suite 300
Leawood, KS 66206
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only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.
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