RECONCILIATION: 3:30PM ON SATURDAYS OR BY APPOINTMENT
SATURDAYS: MASS 4:00 PM-ST. CATHERINE SIENNA MISSION PARISH (HUMANSVILLE)
PHONE NUMBER: 417-754-8825
Please remember those in our parish who are sick and are unable to be with us especially!
If you need to call for prayers, please call Alice 754-8447, Paula 754-8067 or Fr. Scott 326-8764.
The ladies of the PCCW meet on the 2nd Tuesday every month after mass at St. Catherine’s in Humansville
2ND TUESDAY MONTHLY (after Mass)
UPC LABELS: Our parish is collecting UPC labels from Best Choice.
POP CANS: We are collecting pop cans to recycle. Please help by saving them and bringing them to ST. CATHERINE’S.
POP TOPS: We are collecting the tabs off of pop cans. We continue to save these and turn them in.
BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION: We are still collecting the Box Tops for Education. Please continue to save these so that we can send them in. Thank you!
Please help support Venelisha Teresa Anthony. Each month we send her $22.
We are collecting NEW birthday cards for our veterans.
As early as 1920, Fr. C. E Francka of St. Wenceslaus, Karlin, celebrated Mass six to eight times a year in the homes of people from Humansville whose community was referred to as St. Jude Mission. In 1940 Fr. Ronald E O’Dwyer, pastor of St. Catherine of Siena Parish in Osceola, MO, was made the pastor of this mission church with about 35 members who gathered regularly for worship in the L. T. Heaton Building. In the following year, with the help of Fr. Senan O’Connell, of Osceola, St. Jude Mission moved into a larger building across the street. On Jan. 20, 1946, Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara of Kansas City dedicated a new church at the present location. Composed of mainly German and Irish Catholics, it was renamed St. Catherine of Siena. When the new Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau was established on Aug. 24 1956, the mission at Humansville fell under the auspices of the Pastor of El Dorado Springs. Its care was transferred to the Pastor of Bolivar in 1984 and continues as such. Under the guidance of Fr. Gregory Zatina the church underwent extensive renovation. It counts 37 families in its membership at present.
Sacred Heart is committed to the mission and ministry of protecting our children and young people. Through the Safe Environment program, our clergy, employees, teachers, and our volunteers who regularly work with children and youth have been trained to support this effort to provide a safe environment for our youth. We believe strongly in our moral obligation to keep the young safe and provide them with a caring environment in which they can grow and flourish in their faith.
Safety: Concerns about violations of the Code of Conduct, and risk management situations such as vandalism and property damage can be reported through TIPS Online reporting system.
Go to www.virtus.org, register for a VIRTUS training, review and sign the Code of Conduct, answer the Background Questionnaire, and submit the Background Check information.
Turn in the Background Disclosure and Authorization Form to your supervisor. This form is faxed to the Office of Child and Youth Protection by the parish or school: 888-820-6032.
Read, Sign, and Turn in your Code of Conduct to Mary Rowley at the Parish office.
2023-2024 Code of Conduct.Adults.ENGLISH
2023-2024 Code of Conduct.Adults.SPANISH
2023-2024 Code of Conduct.Adults.VIETNAMESE
Attend the VIRTUS training. Be sure to sign the attendance form at your training, and be present for the entire workshop to receive credit for attending.
4:00 PM-ST. CATHERINE SIENNA MISSION PARISH (HUMANSVILLE)
6:30 PM-SACRED HEART (BOLIVAR)
8:00 AM-SACRED HEART (BOLIVAR)
10:30 AM-SACRED HEART (BOLIVAR)
8:00 AM-4:00PM (Closed for Lunch from 12:00PM-1:00PM and on Holy Days)
Phone Number: 417-326-5596
