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St. Katharine Drexel’s joyful spirit invites us to a deeper appreciaǎon of Christ’s love for us " % " " ' S Advent: Called to the True Joy of Christian Service ! Teresa was a young English doctor who, thirty years ago, was doing research on sickle cells in a Caribbean hospital. Earlier in her life she had thought of entering religious life. She had heard the call but it had not been strong enough for her to respond. But she was always conscious that God might be calling her to a work that, on the surface at least, she really did not want to do because she felt it might be too disruptive of the way she wanted to live her life.
Going to the Caribbean to use her medical knowledge in trying to find a cure for a disabling illness like sickle-cell disease seemed a good way of satisfying her conscience. She could do a period of service in a developing country and then return to her house and normal life in England.
Then one Sunday at Mass she heard the words of Jesus in John’s Gospel. They are addressed to Simon Peter three times: “Do you love me?” Teresa heard the words as a direct call. She thought her life was all settled. But now this was almost like a word of judgment and demanded a response.
What should she do? She picked up the telephone directory and phoned a religious order. Eventually she chose a mission- ary order, which could use her medical expertise, and she has worked ever since, serving the poor people in Asia with both devotion and joy.
John the Baptist makes a call for conversion to reluctant listeners. They respond and he tells them what they must do with their possessions. He does not just tell his listeners that they must produce fruits. No, he specifies what each group should do in practice. He demands change that is not just superficial, but change that makes them uncomfortable.
He calls them all to share their possessions more justly. He tells them to share their food, and even their clothing, with those in need. The tax collectors who exploit the people must restrain their greed and act fairly. Soldiers must be satisfied with their pay and not misuse their power to rob and blackmail. John’s words of judgment arouse people from their com- placency, and prepare them to receive the good news of salvation which Christ will bring.
It is only by striving to offer true joy and happiness to others that we can ever hope to know true joy ourselves. That is the challenge of Advent, and it is at the heart of all the best Christmas stories!
Peace, love and joy,
Father Bob Religious Education Calendar
Dec. 23—No classes Dec. 30—No classes Mon., Dec. 24—Christmas Eve Masses at 4pm* & Family Mass Participants 10pm We would like to recognize the following sixth graders for their participa- (*Chapel & Lower Level) tion in our December 9 th Family Mass. Tues., Dec. 25—Christmas Day Masses at 8am & 10am 9am Mass Catechist: Yvonne Smith & Kelly Bartosz Mon., Dec. 31—Solemnity of Mary Mass at 4:30pm Altar Servers: Charlie Anderson, Cullen Childers & Natalie Smith Tues., Jan. 1 —S olemnity of Mary Mass a t 9:00am 1st Reading: Kate Gambro
2nd Readings: Noelle Osborne I7 KI DDK,7,KXX*7,X717,: "K $0 Petitions: Sophie Thill, Ellianna Stotler, Vinnie Ridolfi, Nick Corbett & 7,:! K ^: Noelle Osborne Gift Bearers: Ryan Dasenbrock & Sophia Moran Ushers: Thomas Thill & Nicole Smith Greeters: Jack Russo, Audrey Peters & Samantha Phillip
10:30 Mass Catechist: Brenda Rompf 1st Reading Savannah Suehs 2nd Reading Nichole Belicke December 8 & 9, 2018 Petitions: Grace Flinchum, Grace Michaels, Elli Gengler, Dylan Sana- Attendance ...... 1073 gustin, Jacob Hager, & Matthew Juneau Sunday Collection ...... $9,242.05 Gift Bearers: Lilly Goodbred, Natalie Wasserberg, Johanna Gengler 6% Tithe ...... Feed My Starving Children Ushers: Lilly Boose, Sebastian Majchrowicz, Sam Bruno & Owen Niedzwiecki Greeters: Tyler Overturf, Ben Kozial & Liam Pheney For the weekend of December 22 & 23, 2018 Monday, December 17 Saturday, 4:30pm 7:30am † Jack Salerno Requested by: Ted & Susan McCannon Lectors: Keith Ulbrich XOM: Sharon Poss Andrea Thayer Tuesday, December 18 Theresa Nevills Marge Roe 7:30am Randy Fletcher Mary Ochsenschlager Requested by: Ted & Susan McCannon
Ushers: Marge Stiefbold Gregory Nevills Wednesday, December 19 Skip & Barb Svestka 7:30am † Sister Rose Marie Weber Servers: Sarah Erdman Allena Triner Requested by: Dennis Nickels Annabelle & Max Ulbrich Greeters: Jim & Mary KIdd Thursday, December 20 Music: Audre Kurowski / Stephanie Heusinger 7:30am † Denis Piscitelli Requested by: Piscitelli Family Sunday, 7:30am Lectors: Sherry Miksa Peggy Smith Friday, December 21 XOM: Linda Brinkman Deb Surmin 7:30am † Sister Rose Marie Weber Ellen Batorson Margaret Rooney Requested by: Dennis Nickels
Ed O’Connell Saturday, December 22 Ushers: Henry Lozinski David Feddor 4:30pm † Bill Roeder Volunteers Needed Requested by: Tooter Roeder Servers: Volunteers Needed Greeters: Ray & Barb Wolson Sunday, December 23 Music: Bonnie Werthmann / Jodi Traub 7:30am † Sister Rose Marie Weber Requested by: Dennis Nickels Sunday, 9:00am 9:00am † Mary Ann DeKing Lectors: Janice O’Connell James Goniwicha Requested by: Chad DeKing XOM: Dcn. Mike Lane Terry Janisch 10:30am † Ginger Lambert Volunteers Needed Anita Chiodo Requested by: Jill Perez Ushers: Mike Powaga Robert McNamee Donald Galloy Volunteer Needed Tues. Dec. 24 th at 10:00pm Christmas Eve—Church Servers: Volunteers Needed Lectors: Kimberly Ritchie Greeters: Volunteers Needed XOM: Gerri Navarro Carol Rojek Music: Rejoice Adult Choir Volunteers Needed Sunday, 10:30am Ushers: Donald Galloy Volunteers Needed Lectors: Beth Kozial Mae Ernst Servers: Adam, Natalie & Nicole Smith XOM: Tom Ernst Dcn. Make & Barb Lane Greeters: Volunteers Needed Kevin Farrell Music: Rejoice Adult Choir Ushers: Anthony Aiello Jim Lucas Mon., Dec. 25 th at 8:00am Christmas Day Doug d”Autremont Volunteer Needed Lectors: Janet Backus Sherry Miksa Servers: Ben Kozial Bradley Franck XOM: Terry Janisch Volunteers Needed Hayden & Brendan Kunas Ushers: Marge Stiefbold Anthony Aiello Greeters: Volunteers Needed Dave Verdeyen Volunteers Needed Music: Dave & Cathy Kovach / Mandie Kolarik Servers: Volunteers Needed Mon., Dec. 24 th at 4:00pm Christmas Eve—Church Greeters: Dave & Mary Goss Music: Bonnie Werthmann / Gary Scott / Karen Zajac Lectors: Michelle Milligan Keith Ulbrich XOM: Katie Russo Dcn. Mike & Barb Lane Tues. Dec. 25 th at 10:00am Christmas Day Michelle Goniwicha Mary Ochsenschlager Lectors: Janice O’Connell Beth Kozial Anita Chiodo Volunteers Needed XOM: Debra Surmin Volunteers Needed Ushers: Henry Lozinski Brian Corrigan Ushers: Brian Corrigan Volunteers Needed Nick Kempski Volunteers Needed Servers: Ben Kozial Dylan Sanagustin Servers: Allena Triner Annabelle & Max Ulbrich Greeters: J im & Mary Kidd Noah Reilly Music: Joyful Noise Contemporary Choir Greeters: Volunteers Needed Music: Katharine’s Joy Children Choir EUCHARISTIC ADORATION th Tues. Dec. 24 at 4:00pm Christmas Eve—Lower Level Adoration Meditation Lectors: Linda Gaska Ever notice when movies show a loyal subject approaching Volunteers Needed XOM: the King, men bow deeply and women curtsey deeply? It Ushers: Kelly Corrigan Skip & Barb Svestka made me think of how I approach Christ the King, present in Volunteers Needed the tabernacle. If I give the curtsey, is it a deep one or a half dip? Servers: Eva, Sean, Neil & Ryan Mayer Greeters: P at Montminy If I bow my head, is it a mere nod or am I standing still with reverence Music: Audre Kurowski / Stephanie Leo and bow my head? Or do I forget sometimes and just go into the pew?
Physical limitations may prevent me from doing them sometimes but at all times, I need to remember. Adoration Wednesdays 8am to 7pm. !" # % Nursing our Bodies…Nursing our Faith Pope Francis explains symbolism Notes from our Faith Community Nurse of Vatican Christmas Tree and Holiday Kitchen and Toy Safety
sand Nativity The kitchen can be the most dangerous room in the home for children Excerpt from Catholic News Agency By:Courtney Grogan with the most often reported injuries being burns. It was reported that a The signs and symbols found in Christmas tradi- 9-month old boy was moving himself around the kitchen island in his tions can “help us to contemplate the mystery of baby walker. He pulled on the crock pot cord and before the caregiver God made man to be close to each one of us,” could stop the accident, the crock pot fell and the contents burned both Francis said Dec. 7. of them. Another unattended child grabbed a vegetable from a tray and choked. Young children are at greatest risk for injuries in the kitchen. An “The Christmas tree with its lights reminds us oven door can get hot enough to burn a child who might fall or lean that Jesus is the light of the world, the light of the against it. It can be particularly dangerous for a child just learning to soul that drives away the darkness of animosity walk. and makes room for forgiveness,” he continued.
The great height of this year’s Christmas tree— When buying toys, think of the size of an empty cardboard toilet paper cut from Italy’s Cansiglio forest—symbolizes that roll. This works as a small parts tester for prevention of choking acci- the Son of God, who lowered himself in assuming dents. Small play balls and balloons account for many choking deaths. the human condition to draw man up to himself, Riding toys (including un-powered scooters) and tricycles are associated the pope explained. with more injuries than any other group of toys. Buy smart and keep our little ones safe! God raises man “from the fogs of selfishness and sin” and invites him to “participate in his divine In the words of St. Teresa of Calcutta “Be faithful in small things be- and incorruptible nature.” cause it is in them that your strength lies”.
The Vatican also unveiled the annual nativity sce- For any questions, assistance or resources to improve your health, con- ne in St. Peter’s square, this year sculpted entire- tact me either by leaving me a message at the parish office at 630-466- ly out of sand. The 52-foot-wide sand sculpture of 0303 or E-mail me at [email protected] Mary, Joseph, the Child Jesus, and an angel. Pope Francis reflected that sand is a humble, Peace, poor material that “recalls the simplicity, the Mary Stola, RN, Faith Community Nurse smallness with which God showed himself at the birth of Jesus in the precariousness of Bethle- hem.” Hospital Stays
“Contemplating the God child, who emanates Under the Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of light in the humility of the nativity scene, we can 1996, hospitals are greatly restricted in their ability to disclose patient also become witnesses of humility, tenderness information. Consequently, the pastor or church office may not be noti- and goodness,” Francis said. fied that a parishioner has been admitted to the hospital. In the event you are hospitalized or ill, and you would like the pastor to know, you or Pope Francis encouraged families and communi- ties come together to reflect upon the meaning a family member should inform the church office directly. of these Christmas traditions.
“The nativity and the tree, fascinating symbols of Christmas, can bring families and meeting places Experience Pietra Fitness ®…A fitness class that stretches, a reflection of the light and tenderness of God to strengthens and tones the body while refreshing the soul with help everyone to live the feast of the birth of prayer. The next class is Monday, December 17 th at 6:15pm. Jesus.” And we will also have a class on Wednesday, December 19 th at 4:00pm.
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For students in grades 6 & 7 Watch the bulletin. I think there is going to be a birthday party for me in th Sunday, December 16 3-5:00pm January!! “Wacky Bowling off site” Permission Slips are required and It is important to remember “Our family defines each and every one of available on our website. us. Because our parents, grandparents, and great grandparents chose life, we are here today. This month thank God for the gift of your family.”
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The Days of Advent pet items (food, litter, treats), laundry detergent, dish soap, cleaning Brother Francis leads us supplies, feminine napkins. on a daily journey in this If making a monetary donation, please be sure to make all checks out to special seasonal celebra- Between Friends Food Pantry. As always, thank you for your generosity! tion of the coming of the Lord! Featuring meditations, prayers, and sug- gested activities to keep our focus on Christ this Christmas. DOES YOUR PARTNER ATTEMPT TO CONTROL YUR ACTIONS? Here’s how easy it is to get FORMED (www.FORMED.org): A healthy relationship is supportive. Contact St. Katharine Drexel Min- Go to www.FORMED.org . You should see istry to Victims of Domestic Violence at 630-466-0303. the registration box for parishioners. Type in the parish code, C88JQM . Now set up a username and a password. !" ( +, Vocations Corner—Fr. Kyle A. Manno It is Gaudete Sunday! Everyday Stewardship— I wish I were a better steward. I would like to think I am a pretty gen- What does that fancy word mean? It is a Latin word that erous person, and I do work hard to cultivate means joy! Therefore, we call this Joy Sunday and we mark the characteristics of a good Everyday Steward this special Advent Sunday by lighting a rose colored candle in my life. However, stewardship is about more rather than a purple one, as we do on all the other Sundays on Advent. than giving. It is also about prudence and wise planning. It is about storing up grain for the We do this because we are called to celebrate with joy the fact that lean years and making sure there is enough oil Christ is on His way! to light your lamps when the power goes out. If In celebration, I would encourage you to spend some time in prayer to- I were a better steward, I would have that day asking God to give you an increase of joy and an appreciation for the $1,000 emergency fund to dip into when I fact that He has called you to something great! Even though you might need a car repair. I would save more for retire- not yet know exactly what that ‘something great’ is, you can be positive ment and vacation. I would have more food in that greatness does indeed lie ahead. So give thanks and praise that He the garage freezer because I bought more on breathed your life into existence and desires beautiful, wondrous, re- sale and prepared for when money was a little demptive things for you. tighter. In a nutshell, I would be prepared for whatever comes my way, good or bad. Around the Community... Advent is a time of preparation. We not only prepare for Christmas, but for the day when Aurora Central Catholic High School Jesus Christ returns again. Unfortunately, we 1255 N. Edgelawn Drive Aurora IL too often act like this is the only time to pre- 630-907-0095 Fax 630-907-1076 pare for such events. We should be preparing Placement Exam—Saturday, January 12 all throughout the year. All 8th grade students are invited to take the Placement Exam at Aurora Central Catholic H.S. Students are asked to arrive at 7:45am. The exam will If we only focus on our spirituality at Advent begin promptly at 8:00am and will conclude at approximately 12:00pm. You and Lent, then we are poor stewards of our may sign-up online at www.auroracentral.com/placementexam. Exam fee: time the rest of the year. The wise steward is $30 . always cultivating their faith and working to improve their relationship with God. They know Rosary High School 901 N. Edgelawn Drive ! Aurora, IL that they need to be prepared for anything at th any time. They stand ready, waiting for the call Entrance Exam January 5 at 8am. Contact Rosary HS at 630-896-0831 or at www.rosaryhs.com/exam of their God. Contact Admissions Director Marisa Perillo at (630) 896-0831 x245 or Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS [email protected] for more information. © Liturgical Publications Inc. 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