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33RD SUNDAY IN ORDERED TIME • NOVEMBER 16, 2014
ST. JOHN LALANDE
Mass Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday
5:00 pm
Sunday
8:00 & 10:00 am and 12:00 pm
Daily Masses (or Communion Service)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
6:30 am
Tuesday, Thursday
8:30 am
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805 N.W. R.D. MIZE ROAD • BLUE SPRINGS, MISSOURI 64015
Holy Days and Holidays please check the
bulletin for Mass times.
Confessions
Saturday 4:00 – 4:30 pm and by request.
Parish Office
(816) 229-3378
Fax
229-1362
Email
parishoffice@stjohnlalande.com
Website
www.stjohnlalande.com
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Parish Staff
Fr. Ron Elliott, Pastor
x 303
Fr. Daniel Gill
x 305
Deacon Doug Myler
x 327
Parish Operations Manager,
Martin Verstraete
x 304
Liturgy/Music Dir., John Villaveces
x 338
Baptism PREP Dcn Doug Myler
x 327
Outreach Ministry, Kim Shaw
x 306
Bookkeeper, Teresa Rhoads
x 307
Secretary, Jean Girardi, Mary Engen
x 300
Annulment Advocate, Mary Engen 224-5163
Diocesan Victim’s Advocate,
Mary Bultmann, MA, PLPC (816) 756-1850
Ombudsman, Jenifer Valenti (816) 812-2500
St. John LaLande School
(816) 228-5895
School Principal, Annie Ogilvie
x 337
School Secretary, Donna Kappler
x 316
Kids Club, Barbara Spencer
x 332
Parish Religious Education/PREP
Coordinator Amy Davis
x 314
Volunteer Staff
Confirmation, Matt Tellado
x 314
Youth, Steve Kwasiborski
(816) 728-8126
RCIA, T.J. Schnabel
(816) 510-5860
SJL Early Childhood Center (816) 229-8343
Director, Molly McAnerney
x 342
Bulletin Deadline
Please submit items by Monday 10:00 am to
Jean jgirardi@stjohnlalande.com or call the
Parish Office.
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St. John LaLande Website
www.stjohnlalande.com
Please call the Parish Office at 2293378 if you would like to request a
Mass intention for a loved one, living
or deceased, or for a special intention.
Saturday, November 15
St. Albert the Great
5:00 pm † Mark Mayernik
† Rhonda O’Neil
Sunday, November 16
8:00 am Special Intention All Parishioners
10:00 am † Timothy McNellis
12:00 pm † Michael Putthoff
Monday, November 17
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
6:30 am In Thanksgiving for All Parishioners Who
Participated in the Holiday Auction
Tuesday, November 18
The Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter and Paul
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
8:30 am † Father Ted Makuch
Wednesday, November 19
6:30 am † Dorothy Allmon
Paul, in our second
reading, tells us that we
don’t know when the
reign of God will come,
nor should we be
overly worried about it. His image of the thief in the night
does focus on the unexpected but to be always totally
alert is impossible. We’ll end up on edge and eventually
we will let down our guard. Paul reminds us that we
live in the light of the Resurrection. We are not to be
afraid knowing that Jesus has only our good in mind.
Fr. Ron
Did You Know…
Last Sunday, Catholics celebrated the Feast of the
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica. Why?
A church building represents Heaven, the New Jerusalem.
Since Heaven is beautiful, Catholics have always strived
to make their churches as beautiful as possible. Part of a
church’s beauty comes from its stained glass.
Thursday, November 20
8:30 am Special Intention Sue Robb
Friday, November 21
The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
6:30 am † Juanita McNally
† Michael Putthoff
Saturday, November 22
St. Cecilia
5:00 pm † Milton and Helen Avis
† Julia Fanguy
Sunday, November 23
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
8:00 am Special Intention RCIA Inquirers in Their Faith
Journey
10:00 am † Bob and Mary Cushing
12:00 pm Special Intention All Parishioners
† Debra Knust
Did you know that we’ve been using stained glass for
centuries to try and recreate the New Jerusalem described
in Rev 21:18–21? St. John says that Heaven is brilliant
like jewels, emeralds, sapphires, etc. We know how
beautiful those stones are when sunlight hits them.
Similarly, when bright sunlight hits stain-glass windows,
the inside of the church lights up in a beautiful display of
brilliant colors.
Readings for the Week
We must all constantly reflect upon our own behavior in
church and remember that it is not just another building.
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18:35-43
Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10,
or, (for the memorial of the Dedication)
Acts 28:11-16, 30-31; Ps 98:1-6; Mt 14:22
33
Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28
Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 19:41-44
Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111,
131; Lk 19:45-48
Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Lk 20:27-40
Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Ps 23:1-3, 5-6;
1 Cor 15:20-26, 28; Mt 25:31-46
Catholic churches truly are Heaven on Earth, like the
Temple in Jerusalem of old. Ancient Jews believed God’s
presence dwelled in the center of the Temple in a place
called the Holy of Holies, and we know that God’s Body
dwells in the heart of our churches in a new holy of holies,
the Tabernacle. If Jesus got so angry at the Jews for
disrespecting the Father’s spiritual presence in the Temple
(Jn 2:13–16), how much more angry do you think He’d be
at those who disrespect His own physical presence in the
Tabernacle. I for one, don’t want to find out.
Chris and Flip Putthoff in the loss of
their beloved father, Michael Putthoff.
Bob and Kelley Knust and family in
the loss of Bob’s mother, Debra Knust.
Debra was the grandmother of
Madelynne, Jackson and Meghan.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and may perpetual light
shine upon them. May they rest in peace.
Lord Hear Our Prayer
We Pray For:
Dale Talley, Betty LaJaunie, Pat
Tierney, Jonette Sage, Christine
Johnson, John Vitale, Steve Carter,
Oliver Schonfeld, Janet Sage, Debby
Rogers, Pat Showman, Antonia Porras,
Gregora Luisa Escobar, Allison Elrod, Bettie Gilligan, Ginny
Wooldridge, Eric Connerd, Richard Ferguson, Terry Joles,
George Burgard, Danny McCue, Jodi Kraieski, JoAnn
Lonowski, Corbin family, Alice Owens, Donna Bartley,
Rose Chiappetta, Rosemary Barr, Cliff Barr, Earl Madison,
and all of our relatives and friends who are ill or experiencing
difficulties in their lives—that they may know the healing
presence of God.
Conversation With God
Do you have a deep lifelong
friendship with God?
A great moment in our lives is when we realize that a life with
prayer is better than a life without prayer.
We as Christians need to continue to develop our prayer life.
We need to listen to what God is teaching us in the deep
recesses of our heart, our mind, in our soul.
We need to take time to be silent so that we can hear our Lord
speaking to us. Whether it be kneeling at the foot of our bed,
sitting quietly in a chair, going for a peaceful walk, or sitting/
kneeling quietly before the Tabernacle in Church, we need to
be open to our Lord.
We need to be willing to listen to His inspirations that come
in the “quiet of our soul”. We need to shut out all the noise and
chaos of this world. We do this by being still, silent, and letting
God come into our lives. If this is hard for you at first, then
start by silently repeating over and over “Jesus I trust in you,
I need you.” Repeat until your mind quiets down, then just
be still.
God wants to be our friend, to help us, guide us, and to love
us. Give God some time each day and you will be amazed of
the great peace God will grant you.
MARA ALLISON
CYNTHIA
MACPHERSON,
child of Mike and
Jessica, baptized on
October 26th by
Deacon Doug Myler.
Welcome to St. John LaLande
We welcome all who want to deepen their relationship with God
to join us. To become a registered member of our community,
please call the Parish Office at 816-229-3378 for a registration
form or you may fill out a registration form located at the entry
doors of the church.
Sunday, November 16
Drop off clothes for SVDP Clothing Sale
Monday, November 17
7 am–6:30 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Church
12 pm-8 pm SVDP Clothing Sale
Parish Center
5:00 pm
Legion of Mary
LaLande Rm.
6:30 pm
Bishop Helmsing Inst.
Library
Tuesday, November 18
6:00 am
Men on a Mission
LaLande Rm.
12 pm-8 pm SVDP Clothing Sale
Parish Center
12:30 pm
Bridge Group
LaLande Rm.
6:30 pm
Pastoral Council
Donnelly Room
7:15 pm
Bell Choir
Church
7:30 pm
New Life Prayer Group
Clary Rm.
Wednesday, November 19
12 pm-8 pm SVDP Clothing Sale
Parish Center
3:30 pm
Joyful Noise
LaLande Rm.
5:45 pm
Joyful Noise
Music Rm.
6:30 pm
PREP Classes
School
CIA Classes
LaLande Rm.
H&SA Board Mtg.
Staff Lounge
7:00 pm
Adult Volleyball
Gym
9:00 pm
Men’s Basketball
Gym
Thursday, November 20
5:00 pm
Music Rehearsal
Music Rm.
6:15 pm
Cantor Rehearsal
Music Rm.
6:30 pm
Adult Faith Formation Team
Library
6:30 pm
Young Adult Ministry
Mary’s House
7:00 pm
Choir Rehearsal
Music Rm.
Friday, November 21
7 am–4 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Church
10:00 am
Familia
LaLande Rm.
Saturday, November 22 Giving Tree Begins
4:00 pm
Confessions
Church
St. John’s Early Childhood
Center
is hiring a part-time, afternoon position
in the nursery.
Must be available 2:45–6:00 pm,
Monday–Friday and must be 18 years old.
Experience in early childhood preferred. Please contact
Molly McAnerney at 816-229-8343 or
mmcanerney@stjohnlalande.com for applications.
Bulletin Due Dates
Bulletin notices for the weekend of
November 23 are due in the office no later
than 10 am on Monday, November 17.
Bulletin notices for the weekend of
November 30 are due in the office no later than 10 am on
Tuesday, November 18.
Please mark the Sunday bulletin date in the subject line.
For example “For November 23 bulletin.”
Your Gifts to God & Parish
Last Week
Envelopes……....………………………………..$30,886
Plate…….……….…………………………………..$595
Envelopes
Year-to-Date Donations………………………..$521,134
Budget-to-Date ($28,377 per week)……………$539,159
Difference……………………………………….-$18,025
Percentage Difference………………………………-3.3%
Last Saturday we had our first off-site Holiday Auction
benefiting St. John LaLande Catholic School and it was
great. We don't have final figures in yet, but we had about
300 guests for dinner and more that came just for the silent
and live auctions. Among live auction items were projects
done by each of our classes.
Please pray for the builders
of St. John LaLande . . . . . .
Jim Stacer, Ralph Hernandez, Christine Loftis,
Kim White, Cathie Maschler, Shannon Jenkins,
Vicci Monaco, Anaya Brady, Alex Brooks,
Carter Compton, Kade Compton, Adam Gholson, Josh
Hammerschmidt, Celeste Hernandez Soto, Valentina Jimenez,
Julianna Marshall, Ryan Maschler, Carlos Montez, Emily
Reed, Xander Rodriguez, Bryce Smith, Tyler Smith, Avery
Warlen, Kristen White, and Jackson Williams.
Are all apostles? Are all prophets?
Are all teachers? Do all work mighty deeds?
Do all have gifts of healing?
Do all speak in tongues? Do all interpret?
Strive eagerly for the greatest spiritual gifts.
1 Corinthians 12:29-31
God provided us a Cornerstone, precious in His sight.
He calls each of us, as Living Stones, to be built into a
dwelling place upon this Cornerstone, which is Christ
Jesus our Lord and Savior. At St. John LaLande, we
are surrounded by Living Stones, those who serve the
Lord through service to each of us and our parish
community. So that we may pray in thanksgiving for
their stewardship, please provide their name(s) to the
Parish Office at 229-3378.
Office Support
Thanks to all our sponsors, those who donated, those who
worked so hard to put it together, and all those who so
generously bid on the items.
And as the plaque states at the entrance to the school, "Let
it be known to all who enter here that Christ is the reason
for this…"
- Martin Verstraete
Our Father’s Promise
The Greatest Commandment
In the Bible God tells each of us the greatest
commandment is to love God and love your
neighbor as yourself. God expects us to help
one another and share our blessings with our
church and community. Our parish could not
do all that it does without the time, talent and treasure of our
parish family. Tithing is one way of giving back to God in the
many blessings He has given to you.
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You shall love the Lord your God…
You shalllove your neighbor as yourself.
Matthew 22:34-40
Sunday, November 16
Don Prososki, 229-9851
Phyllis Prososki, 229-9851
Sunday, November 23
Phyllis Carrico, 229-3795
Denise Park, 229-5411
Sunday, November 30
Theresa Prall, 525-6818
Tom Mullen, 229-5826
Church/Sanctuary
Cleaning
Saturday, November 15
*Joan Montgomery, 229-6888
Amy Storts, 228-4504
Maxine Sharp, 847-2657
Saturday, November 22
*Donna Harris, 229-6422
Kelly Sickle, 699-5015
Christina Bixler, 886-2268
Mary Ann Lucite, 697-2296
Sunday, December 7
David Hogan, 229-4594
Karen Sutton, 229-5311
Saturday, November 29
*Rose Heier, 228-5182
Greg Goff, 229-6831
Valerie Goff, 229-6831
Sunday, December 14
Sue Love, 350-1820
Amy Davis, 229-8824
Saturday, December 6
*Marilyn Kreimer, 229-4542
Jane Ford, 228-6962
Linda Simpson, 228-5033
Sunday, December 21
Geri Nicholas, 228-9847
Mary Engen, 224-5163
*Please call your team. Call
the Parish Office to verify when
the Church will be open.
Altar & Rosary Society
Health News
Vital friends help
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ALL SAINTS GUILD MEETING IS BACK TO THE
ORIGINAL DATE OF NOVEMBER 17TH.
HOWEVER THE VENUE HAS CHANGED
TO CLANCY'S CAFE & PUB.
IN REVIEW:
WHO: ALL PARISH LADIES
WHAT: ALL SAINTS GUILD MEETING
WHEN: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2014
TIME: 7:00 PM
WHERE: CLANCY'S CAFE & PUB
800 NW SOUTH OUTER ROAD
BLUE SPRINGS, MO 64015
If you would like to carpool, please call Kimberly White
at 816-668-9937 and we will make arrangements.
Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Feast Day
November 21st
ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December 6th & 7th - Bake Sale/Craft Sale/Religious
Articles Sale after all Masses
February 16th - BUNCO NIGHT, 7:00 pm in the
Parish Center
Week of April 18th - Garage Sale
May 11 - General membership dinner/meeting/install new
officers
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FAITH always brings us to JOY, and
MARY is the MOTHER of JOY!
MAY she teach us to take the path of JOY!
(excerpt from a reflection by Pope Francis I)
MARY, UNDOER of KNOTS
PRAY for us!
The devotion to Mary, Undoer of Knots was originally
inspired by a meditation of Saint Irenaeus - Bishop of
Lyon, martyred in 202.
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The energy shared between people makes for great marriages,
families and organizations and shapes the way we feel about
each other.

Look to the current friendships...most likely there are good
buddies who fulfill several positive roles in your life.
Invest in those relationships by making "we" time.

Seek new friends...take up a class or hobby that interests
you and you will find other people with similar interests.

Expand your social network by hosting a party and asking
your friends to bring new friends.

Look to your spouse...friendship within marriages account
for more than 70% of overall marriage satisfaction.
Music Ministry
The St. John LaLande Quartet will be singing in the Saint
Cecelia Festival on Sunday, November 16th. The location
of the event is the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
and the festival begins at 3 pm. Please come and attend this
free festival and listen to some beautiful music while
supporting our music ministry and our Catholic community.
The Cathedral is located at 416 W. 12th Street, Kansas City,
MO 64105.
Dr. Villaveces and Mrs. Robb are excited to announce that
it’s time for parents to sign their kids up to sing for the
Little Angels Christmas Choir. This choir is open to all
children in the parish in kindergarten or first grade. We
already have 25 children signed up as of now. Our first
rehearsal will be November 30th, from 11-11:50 am. We
will also rehearse December 7th and 14th. The children will
sing at the 10 am Mass on December 21st. If you are
interested, please contact Dr. Villaveces at
jvillaveces@stjohnlalande.com or by phone at 816-2293978, ext. 338 for more details. You may also contact Mrs.
Robb at srobb@stjohnlalande.com. Thank you so much for
considering signing your children up for this fun and
exciting ministry and we look forward to speaking with you!
John V.
Religious Education
As the Youth Ministry prepares itself for the upcoming
holiday season we want to make sure that all high school
students are invited to our meetings. Please come and
enjoy the fun and companionship.
Upcoming events:
St. John’s 5th grade PREP class put their faith into action
by placing labels on the Giving Trees.
God bless our children and
all the good they do for our community.
Confirmation
registration
packets have been
mailed to
parishioners with
children in 9th grade. If you would like a Confirmation
registration packet contact the Parish Office at 229-3378.
Registration deadline is December 1st.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults RCIA
RCIA meets in the School Cafeteria on
Sundays from 9:15 am to 11:15 am. All
are welcome. If you know of someone
interested in the Catholic Faith, or have
questions about the Catholic Church, it
is not too late to begin attending RCIA.
With questions, contact TJ Schnabel at (816) 510-5860.
Upcoming Sundays and topics:
November 16 – Liturgical Year/Advent/Christmas
November 23 – Rite of Welcome 8:00 Mass/Christ the
King/Open Session on the Rite
November 30 – Thanksgiving Weekend/1st Sunday of
Advent/No Session
December 7
– Blessed Virgin Mary
December 14 – Infancy Narratives/the Holy Family
December 21 – Christmas Break/No Session
Please join the parish in welcoming the RCIA inquirers
on Sunday 11/23/14. A reception will immediately
follow the 8:00 Mass in the Parish Center. All are invited
for donuts, coffee and juice.
Thank You.
The RCIA Team
Sunday, Nov 16th - Full meeting with Fr Gill as the guest
speaker, come see how the young guide the young. Meal
will be served.
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 22 and 23 - Kansas City
Youth Conference at the Sheraton Crown Center. St
John's has nine high school students attending and 2
parents as chaperones. An event that will inspire all that
attend.
Sunday, Dec. 7th - Open Session, plans are to set up the
Christmas tree and decorate Mary's House for this holy
holiday season. Hot cocoa and snacks will be served.
Come one come all.
Sunday, Dec. 21st - The Youth Ministry will host Las
Posada. If you have not seen this celebration you are
missing a wonderful Christmas tradition. It is recommended
for all ages and we hope to have the house full. Please
join the Youth Ministry. Snacks and hot drinks will be
provided.
Sunday, Jan. 4th - HAPPY NEW YEAR! An open session
with a movie planned. Suggestions for the movie are
always welcome.
God Bless as always,
Steve
816-443-2103
Outreach
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Help
If you or someone you know is having problems with
alcohol or other substance abuse and would like to speak
with someone who is familiar with this problem—please
call Jim S. 816-686-2013. Any conversations are strictly
confidential and on a first name basis.
SCHOOL NEWS
SCHOOL CALENDAR
November 15-16, Sat.—Sun.
November 16, Sunday
November 17, Monday
November 18, Tuesday
November 20, Thursday
November 25, Tuesday
November 26, Wednesday
November 27-28
Mass Greeters: Preschool
POPS Choir at Noon Mass
Progress Reports
Bricks4Kidz
Principal Appreciation Day
Food Collection Mass
Middle School Rake and Run
1st Grade Thanksgiving Feast
Noon Dismissal
Kids Club open
Thanksgiving Break, No School
Kids Club closed
St John LaLande Kindergarten -2nd Grade Basketball League
You are invited to participate in St John LaLande Kindergarten – 2nd Grade Basketball League. Kindergarten
and first grade boys and girls will compete together on mixed teams. Second grade boys and girls will
compete together on mixed teams. The purpose of our league is to introduce basketball by teaching basic
fundamental skills and teamwork. The season will last eight weeks, beginning Friday, January 9th through
Saturday, February 28th. Games will be played on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings at Nativity of
Mary School. Coaches from each team should manage the play on the court as informal referees. For the fee
each participant receives a t-shirt and will be awarded a medal/trophy at the end of the season.
Fee: $45 per player
Deadline: Friday, November 14th
After deadline, please add $5 late fee.
December 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Kids Club will not be open on December 8th, this is a calendar change. It is Diocesan policy that all school
programs be closed in observance of the Immaculate Conception.
One Student Said:
“This year I hope we get to play together and say prayers.” Trenton, Kindergarten
Office of Child and Youth Protection
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse,
or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse:
1. Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-392-3738 (if the victim is currently under the age of 18), and
2. Contact your local law enforcement agency or call 911, and
3. After reporting to these civil and law enforcement authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult to the
Diocesan Ombudsman, Jenifer Valenti, at 816-812-2500 or JeniferValenti@att.net, if the abuse involves a priest, deacon, employee,
or volunteer of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please
contact Victim Advocate Mary Bultmann at 816-714-2387 or bultmann@diocesekcsj.org for more information.
Carrie Cooper
Director – Office of Child & Youth Protection
816-714-2380 or cooper@diocesekcsj.org
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ST. VINCENT DEPAUL
ANNUAL SJL PARISH
CLOTHING DRIVE
The clothing collection is Sunday, November 16 - Tuesday, November 18.
Please bring your donations to the Parish Center.
CLOTHING ONLY PLEASE.
Monday, November 17 through Wednesday, November 19 is our GIANT CLOTHING SALE!
THE HOURS ARE 12 NOON TO 8:00 PM.
Please note: EVERYONE is invited to the sale.
Clothing is not priced and a free will donation is accepted.
These donations will be used to purchase necessities by St Vincent DePaul for those in need.
Also please help inform families in the area that the clothing is available to them at no charge.
Volunteers are needed for the clothing sale at times noted above, and Monday morning
November 17 at 8:00 am or after to help distribute clothing on tables and hanging racks.
Please contact Tom Mullen 229-5826 or Anthony Barulich (Tony) 224-4030 to help.
Thank you for helping in this Outreach Ministry and all the assistance you continue to give the
St. Vincent DePaul Society and the people in our community.
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816-224-9980 Phone
www.CatholicCruisesAndTours.com
jstevehauser@yahoo.com
816-228-9118 Fax
860.399.1785
America’s
Community Bank
Since 1888
Blue Springs ONLY
Home-Owned
Community Bank
1100 West Main • P.O. Box 1300 • Blue Springs, MO 64013
(816)
www.amcommbank.com
228-2300
Heating & Cooling, Inc.
• 10% Off any Service Call
• $150 Off Replacement of
Heating or Cooling unit,
or $300 Off Replacement
of Entire System
(816) 246-4646
920 NW Technology Drive
Lee’s Summit
381250 St John LaLande Church (B)
WHY IS IT?
Your One Stop,Full Service Equipment Rental Store!
1/4 mile North of 1-70 in Oak Grove
816-690-6800
Trevor, Ken & Donna Harris • Parishioners
722 N. 7 Hwy.
Blue Springs, MO 64014
(816) 220-8900
Local, Independent & Family Owned
Open 6 days, closed on Sunday
visit: www.oakgroverental.net
Founded in
1965
Commercial and Industrial HVAC Service
816-241-4442
Member FDIC
CHIEF
of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to work
in an ADVERTISED car
and then . . . .
refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
MARR’S PHARMACY
Phone: 229-7755
104 St. Mary’s Prof. Bldg.
205 W. R.D. Mize Rd.
Blue Springs
Larry Link, R.Ph.
Marc K. Taormina MD
Colon Cancer Screening
Painless Hemorrhoid Treatment
Board Certified.
Gastroenterology
www.midwestgastro.com
816.836.2200
LANDIS BROS. TREE SERVICE
TRIMMING
TOPPING
REMOVALS
STUMP REMOVING
DAVE LANDIS
Licensed
(816) 228-1930
Insured
(816) 524-5744 FREE ESTIMATES
www.jspaluch.com
1257 South 7 Hwy.
Blue Springs, MO 64014
Michelle
Smith
Senior Sales
Executive
Office: 816-229-6391 Ext. 323
Michelle Smith Team
Fax: 816-224-6635 Cell: 816-215-6436
MichelleSmithTeam@ReeceandNichols.com
MichelleSmithTeam.ReeceandNichols.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629
HUTTINGER
CONSTRUCTION CO.
JAKE’S SERVICES
Cooling & Heating,
Plumbing, Electrical
Single Ply Roofing Systems
Licensed & Insured
Thinking of
Commercial - Industrial - Institutional
www.huttingerconstruction.com
Buying or Selling?
Parishioner
(816) 228-5555
816-803-8680
Get your AC checked NOW!
Gail Yancik, P.C.
LAW OFFICE
Parishioner
OSWALD ROAM
REW & FRY LLC
Direct: (816) 223-9540
Parishioner
Consider
Remembering
Your Parish in
Your Will.
Office: (816) 994-0473
Julius Oswald, Parishioner
www.GailSells.com
816-229-8121
Call For Free Market Analysis
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
UNITED MEDICARE ADVISORS
Compare more than 25 of the highest rated
independent Medicare Supplement Carriers.
SAVE UP TO 65% ON YOUR PREMIUMS!
Marty and Kim Meyers, Parishioners
Dennis and Julie Meyers, Parishioners
www.meyersfuneralchapel.com
1600 W. Main Street
Blue Springs, MO 64015
phone 816-229-3276
BILL WEST
ROOFING
All Types of Roofing
816-229-1245
877-849-4103
Licensed & Insured
for your protection
We are a Nationally licensed agency located in Kansas City, MO.
Call: 229-5215
Salvatore invites you to enjoy the
same GAROZZO recipes we have
been serving for over 12 years!
We offer: Fine Dining, Carry-Out
& Catering. Call us for your Holiday
or Special Events.
American Family Mutual Insurance Company
and its subsidiaries.
American Family Insurance Company
Home Office-Madison, WI 53873
© 2011
002130-Rev. 6/11
D. Mark Monheiser, D.D.S. & Associates
816-914-9664 - chiefsgo1@gmail.com
Gentle Quality Cosmetic & General Dentistry for the Entire Family
Kevin Palmer, Field Agent
Parishioners
816-210-8484 - kevin.palmer@kofc.org
In Service to One, In Service to All
1100 N.W. Jefferson Ct., Blue Springs 229-3828
MEYER MUSIC
816-737-2400
Your Total Music Store
12801 E. Hwy. 40
FREE APPETIZER w/coupon and
Private Instructions On All Instruments
purchase of any entree. $5.95 max
value. Limit one coupon per table.
Blue Springs • 228-5656
www.salvatores.us
Ted & Betty Meyer - Parishioners
Anthony Trakas, D.D.S.
Pay Your Respects
Not Your Life’s Savings!
ORAL and MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
816-921-5555
412 N.W. Mock • Blue Springs 64014
Parishioner
229-9225
www.charterfunerals.com
“In the comfort and
convenience of your church.”
PROTECTING SENIORS NATIONWIDE
PUSH
Bus: (816) 373-0068
Cell: (816) 616-2537
dmille6@amfam.com
E
FR E ATES
M
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Call today for your Zero Cost Quotes!
- Council 6506
SALVATORE’S Knights of Columbus
Gary Olds, Grand Knight
Debbie Miller, Agent
www.billwestroofing.com
BOARD CERTIFIED
ORTHODONTIST, ABO
300 WEST R.D. MIZE RD.
BLUE SPRINGS, MO 64014
There’s no place like St. John’s.
And, like you, we’re happy to call it
home. And we’re proud to be here
celebrating 15 years of service. Thank
you for your business and your trust.
TALK
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19300 E 40HWY • Independence, MO 64055
1315 SW 7HWY • Blue Springs, MO 64015
Mirrorimagecarwash.com
2400 NW South Outer Road
Blue Springs, MO 64015
816-220-2233
www.cavanaughpet.com
24/7 HELP
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$19.95*/Mo. + 1 FREE MONTH
➢ No Long-Term Contracts
➢ Price Guarantee
➢ A+ Rating with BBB
Curt M. Cavanaugh DVM • Mindy Shrout DVM • Donald Stukey DVM
David Worth - Parishioner
3100 N.W. Jefferson
224-5005
TOLL FREE: 1-877-801-8608
*First Three Months
381250 St John LaLande Church (A)
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629