E P I P H A N Y C A T H O L I C C H U R C H Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 11, 2021 Vision Statement: “To offer every person in our community a life-changing encounter with Jesus.” several small communities scattered throughout the region of FROM POPE FRANCIS Galatia. Paul, when he arrived in a city, in a region, did not construct a CATECHESIS: PAUL THE APOSTLE great cathedral immediately, no. He created small communi- ties that are the leaven of our Christian culture today. He be- Dear brothers and sisters, good morn- gan by making small communities. And these small communi- ing! ties grew, they grew and they went forward. Today, too, this pastoral method is used in every missionary region. I received After the long itinerary dedicated to a letter last week, from a missionary in Papua New Guinea, prayer, today we begin a new cycle of telling me that he is preaching the Gospel in the forest, to peo- catechesis. I hope that with this itiner- ple who do not even know who Jesus Christ was. It is beautiful! ary of prayer we have succeeded in One begins by forming small communities. Even today this praying a little better, praying a little method of evangelization is that of the first evangelization. more. Today I would like to reflect on some themes proposed by the Apostle What we ought to note is Paul's pastoral concern, which is all Paul in his letter to the Galatians. It is a aflame. After founding these Churches, he became aware of a very important letter, I would even say great danger to their growth in faith—the pastor is like a fa- decisive, not only for getting to know ther or a mother who is immediately aware of dangers to their the Apostle better, but above all in considering some topics children. They grow, and dangers present themselves. As that he addresses in depth, showing the beauty of the Gospel. someone said, “The vultures come to wreak havoc in the com- In this letter, Paul makes many biographical references that munity.” Indeed, some Christians who had come from Judaism allow us to understand his conversion and his had infiltrated these churches, and began to sow theories con- decision to place his life at the service of Jesus trary to the Apostle’s teaching, even going so Christ. He also deals with some very important far as to denigrate him. They began with doc- themes for the faith, such as freedom, grace and “Today too there is no trine—“No to this, yes to that,” and then they the Christian way of life, which are extremely shortage of preachers denigrated the Apostle. It is the usual method: topical since they touch on many aspects of the who, especially through undermining the authority of the Apostle. As life of the Church today. This letter is very topi- the new means of com- we can see, it is an ancient practice to present oneself at times as the sole possessor of the cal. It seems to be written for our times. munication, can disturb truth, the pure, and to aim at belittling the work The first feature that emerges from this letter is communities. They pre- of others, even with slander. the great work of evangelization carried out by sent themselves not pri- These opponents of Paul argued that even the the Apostle, who had visited the communities of marily to announce the Galatia at least twice during his missionary jour- Gentiles had to be circumcised and live accord- neys. Paul addresses the Christians of that terri- Gospel of God who loves ing to the rules of the Mosaic Law. They went tory. We do not know exactly which geograph- man in Jesus, Crucified back to the previous observances, those that ical area he is referring to, nor can we state with and Risen, but to insist, had been superseded by the Gospel. The Gala- certainty the date on which he wrote this letter. as true “keepers of the tians, therefore, would have had to renounce their cultural identity in order to submit to the We do know that the Galatians were an ancient truth”—so they call Celtic population who, after many vicissitudes, norms, prescriptions and customs typical of the had settled in the extensive region of Anatolia themselves—on the best Jews. Not only that, those adversaries argued that had as its capital the city of Ancyra, today way to be Christians.” that Paul was not a true apostle and therefore Ankara, the capital of Turkey. Paul relates only had no authority to preach the Gospel. Let us that, due to illness, he was obliged to stay in think about how in some Christian communities that region (cf. Gal 4:13). or dioceses, first they begin with stories, and then they end by discrediting the priest or the bishop. It is precisely the way of The path of evangelization does not always depend on our will the evil one: of these people who divide, who do not know and plans, but requires a willingness to allow ourselves to be how to build. And in this letter to the Galatians we see this shaped and to follow other paths that were not foreseen. process. Among you there is a family who greeted me: They say that they have to learn Latvian, and I don’t know what other lan- The Galatians found themselves in a situation of crisis. What guage, because they will go as missionaries to that land. The were they to do? To listen and follow what Paul had preached Spirit continues today to bring many missionaries to leave to them, or to listen to the new preachers who accused him? It their homeland and to go to another country to carry out their is easy to imagine the state of uncertainty that filled their mission. What we do see, however, is that in his indefatigable hearts. For them, having come to know Jesus and believe in work of evangelization, the Apostle succeeded in founding the work of salvation accomplished by His death and resurrec- Continued on Last Page

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Mass Schedule Paul is one of the two great Apostles Incense is used at 9:30am Sunday Mass. All Ministers have Glu- ten-free Hosts. 7:30 am Sunday Mass is Broadcast on Facebook of the Gospel and pillars of the Church, at Epiphanyparish.com, with drive up Communion till 8:30am together with Peter. At the heart of (Canopy). Covid-19 protocols remain in force at two Masses. their story, Pope Francis recently said,

is not their own gifts and abilities; at Sunday, July 11, 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time the center is the encounter with Christ 4:00pm Tom Van Deven that changed their lives. They experi- 7:30am * Kathy Albee enced a love that healed them and set 9:30am Theresa Voirol them free. They then became apostles 11:30am* Therese Lootens and ministers of freedom for others. *Masks and Social Distancing Required

The Apostle Paul also experienced the Monday, July 12, Weekday freedom brought by Christ. He was set free from the most op- Lector: Deacon Cleary and Karen Overby pressive form of slavery, which is slavery to self. From Saul, the EME: Deb Willenborg name of the first king of Israel, he became Paul, which means 7:00am Diane Bussan “small”. He was also set free Tuesday, July 13, Weekday from the religious fervor that “Like Paul, we are called Lector: Kris Angles had made him a zealous de- to be set free from hyp- EME: Dorothy Meier fender of his ancestral tradi- 7:00am Albert, Roma and Robert Humenick tions (cf. Gal 1:14) and a cruel ocritical outward show, 8:15am Elroy Wirigers persecutor of Christians. Set free from the tempta- Wednesday, July 14, Saint Kateri Tekawitha, Virgin free. Formal religious ob- tion to present ourselves Lector: Chris Niebur servance and the intransigent with worldly power ra- EMEs: Lynda Arnold, Ed and Newze Nnakwe, defense of tradition, rather ther than with the weak- 7:00am Kenny Flener than making him open to the 8:15am Jerry and Nancy Overby love of God and of his broth- ness that makes space Thursday, July 15, Saint Bonaventure, Bishop ers and sisters, had hardened for God, free from a re- Lector: Jennifer Kamradt and Mike Lootens him: he was a fundamentalist. ligiosity that makes us EME: Darly Menke God set him free from this, rigid and inflexible; free 7:00am Gene and Patrica Kernes yet he did not spare him the from dubious associa- 8:15am Robert Pioli frailties and hardships that Friday, July 16, Weekday tions with power and rendered his mission of evan- Lector: Mathew and Katrina Kinate, Aidan McCoy gelization more fruitful: the from the fear of being EME: Aggie Hatch strain of the apostolate, physi- misunderstood and 7:00am Special Intention cal infirmity (cf. Gal 4:13-14); attacked.”—Francis Saturday, July 17, Blessed Virgin Mary violence and persecution, Lector: shipwreck, hunger and thirst, EME: Barb Burdett, Mary C. and Keith Walljasper and, as he himself tells us, a painful thorn in the flesh (cf. 2 Cor 7:30am All Souls’ Day Memorial Society 12:7-10). Sunday, July 18, 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Paul thus came to realize that “God chose what is weak in the 4:00pm Anthony Valone world to shame the strong” (1 Cor 1:27), that we can do all 7:30am * Matthew and Craig Shevokas things through him who strengthens us (cf. Phil 4:13), and that 9:30am Taimooraz Taimoorazy nothing can ever separate us from his love (cf. Rom 8:35-39). 11:30am* People of the Parish Paul indeed had a Passover experience: the Lord set him free. *Masks and Social Distancing Required May the Lord always show us the ways he has set us free! Free for service. Confession Times —Fr. Eric 7:30am M-F 7am,3pm SAT 7am,9am,11am SUN Continued on Page 9

Epiphanyschools.org July 11, 2021, Page 3 First Communion and/or Confirmation, but it’s also an excellent PARISH UPDATES “refresher” for those who may have forgotten things or would just like a deeper understanding of our faith. All are welcome CATCH UP HERE to attend. We meet weekly starting in September through the end of April Communion to the Homebound or early May. RCIA Sessions will be held on Thursday evenings starting at 7:00 pm in the new meeting room in the Rectory. At Communion to the Homebound is an important ministry to this time, we are not certain whether our meetings can be in meet the needs of those who are unable to attend Mass, and is person or virtual, but we’ll know more toward the end of Au- most rewarding. If you are a Minister of Communion to the gust. We’re hoping for in person as the new meeting room in Homebound, or desire to take part in this ministry, please con- the Rectory is spacious and there is plenty of room for “social tact Deacon Mark Cleary to take part in a short meeting to go distance”. over logistics, scheduling, and protocol. Please contact him di- rectly by email, [email protected] or call 309-531-1062. We will kick things off with a virtual introductory meeting using The meeting will be sometime in the second week in July at the Zoom on Thursday, August 26 at 7:00 pm. We will cover admin- parish. istrative details, basic introductions, our calendar, necessary paperwork, questions & answers, etc. during this introductory Adult Faith Formation/Evangelization Coordinator! meeting. We will need your email address in order to send out the invite for the Zoom meeting; please contact the Evangeliza- Stephanie and her husband David tion Team for more information or to let us know that you are have been members of Epiphany Par- planning to join us on this journey. ish for the last three years. They have three children: Matthias, Sam, and Contact email: [email protected]. Rose. In the past 15 years, Stephanie has lived in Montana, Kansas, Colora- Epiphany Youth Ministry do, and Pennsylvania. She also spent an 8-week stint in Spain to work to- High School Youth Group will be OFF on Sunday, July 4th - Hap- wards a Spanish degree. She studied py Independence Day! Elementary Education and Spanish at Mark your calendars: Sunday, July 11th both Junior High and Benedictine University, and worked High Schoolers are invited to Slip 'n Slide Kickball from 3-7pm with FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic (meal served)! It's gonna be a blast y'all. There will be no HS University Students) for three years at Colorado University in Youth Group that evening! Boulder. Stephanie grew up on a ranch in the mountains of California, and loves to go hiking and be outside. While her CCD - Religious Education childhood wasn’t the beach-life image most of us have of Cali- fornia, it still left her with hippie roots that often lead toher Registration for the 2021-2022 school year will begin July 26th. walking around barefoot! Stephanie’s current favorite topics Forms will be sent out to families who were enrolled the previ- are Discernment of Spirits and Human Emotions. She loves ous year, and available on the parish website and in the parish speaking at events, diving into the Gospel of Luke, and enjoys office for new families. studying her daughterhood in Christ and the Dignity of Women. To receive Youth Ministry updates, join our Flocknote group or We are so excited to have her here at Epiphany, and look for- email [email protected] to be added to the ward to her journeying with us! email list! Rite Of Christian Initiation Of Adults (RCIA) Decorating Committee

We will be starting our RCIA 2022 Class soon and would like to Epiphany parish is seeking new parishioners who are interested invite you to join us. RCIA provides a deeper look into the Cath- in joining the Decorating Committee for our church. We are also olic faith and focuses on what Catholics believe (and why) in an looking for a member who would like to lead the com- open and welcoming environment. These sessions are also mittee. The committee would be responsible for decorating the opportunities for you to ask those perplexing and difficult ques- church for Easter and Christmas, in addition to taking care of tions you may have about the Church. the plants on the altar. Please contact the Parish office. RCIA is a program for those who are searching and inquiring Catholic Spirit Radio Pilgrimage about the Catholic faith and way of life. It is typically offered for those who are not Catholic and wish to join the Church, or Join Catholic Spirit Radio on a pilgrimage to The National Shrine those that are Catholic but have not received the sacraments of of Our Lady of Good Help (the only approved Marian apparition

Page 4 Epiphanyparish.com in the US) and the Basilica and National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians at Holy Hill in WI the weekend of August 14th and PARISH CONTACTS 15th, 2021. This two-day bus trip departs from Wapella, Bloomington, and El Paso. The cost for the trip is $300 per per- Parish Office School Office son. To sign up visit catholicspiritradio.com or call Kathy at 309 (309)452-2585 (309)452-3268 -828-6554 or Carolyn at 309-830-4164. Epiphanyparish.com Epiphanyschools.org

Parish Staff Summer Blood Drive Fr. Eric Powell Thursday, July 29th, 2021, 12:30 PM to 5:30 PM, at Epipha- [email protected] (309)660-7860 ny Parish Hall. For appointments, please visit redcross blood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS. If you are healthy, please Fr. Peter O. Okola, AJ do consider making a donation there is always an urgent need [email protected] this time of year. The Red Cross is following FDA blood dona- (703)626-8819 tion eligibility guidance for those who receive a COVID-19 vac- Deacon Mark Cleary cination. If you receive a vaccine, knowing the name of the [email protected] manufacturer is important in determining your eligibility. In (309)531-1062 most cases, there’s no deferral time if you receive a vaccine and you're symptom-free and feeling well when you come to give. Cindy Myers Presenting donors at all drives July 7-31 will receive a $10 Ama- [email protected] zon gift card. PLUS, all will be automatically entered to win Kara Esker (Youth, CCD, Pastoral Team)) FREE GAS for a year, a $5,000 value. Learn more & schedule [email protected] now at rcblood.org/3bEG7tT. Stephanie Demboski (Adult Faith Formation/Evangelization) Staff Needs at ECS and CCHS [email protected]

Epiphany Catholic School is seeking applicants Employment Sean and Jennifer Stevens (Music) Opportunities at Epiphany Catholic School for the 2021-2022 [email protected] School Year. The following employment opportunities are available at Epiphany Catholic School for the 2021-2022 school Orlando Lopez (Outreach) year. 3rd Grade Teacher (Self-Contained). 5th Grade Teacher [email protected] (Self-Contained). K-8 Spanish Teachers. Job responsibilities include supporting the school’s vision and mission, facilitating Domine King, Joyce Tellman (Office Staff) [email protected] the general education curriculum, create an elementary pro- gram and a class environment favorable to learning, personal Angie O’Connor growth, and faith formation. Salary is commensurate with expe- [email protected] rience and qualifications. Interested candidates please contact Epiphany Catholic School at 309-452-3268 Ext. 301 or email Bulletin Editor [email protected]. [email protected] Items due Friday, for following weekend OUR DEARLY DEPARTED SHARING IN THE MISSION GRANT ETERNAL REST, O LORD! THANK YOU!

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PageEpiphanyschools.org 5 Epiphanyparish.com July 11, 2021, Page 5 tion was truly the beginning of a new life, a life of freedom. They had embarked on a path that allowed them to be free GOSPEL MEDITATION at last, despite the fact that their history was interwoven with many forms of violent slavery, not least that which had OUR EXAMPLE IS PREEVANGELIZATION subjected them to the emperor of Rome. Therefore, faced with criticism from the new preachers, they felt lost and Maybe the work is best left to the professionals. That’s how many they felt uncertain about how to behave: “But who is right? people view the preaching of the Gospel. That’s the stuff priests, This Paul, or these people who now come teaching other religious, deacons, lay ministers, and other professional Church things? Who should I listen to?” In short, there was a lot at people do. It has little to do with me. Well, that’s not really true. stake! The fact of the matter is that preaching the Gospel has everything This situation is not far removed from the experience of to do with you, with all of us who are baptized members of the many Christians today. Indeed, today too there is no short- Body of Christ. Nobody gets off the hook from that job. The ques- age of preachers who, especially through the new means of tion is, however, how do we do it? Well, there’s a safe way, which communication, can disturb communities. They present many choose, to preach the Gospel — and the risky way. The safe themselves not primarily to announce the Gospel of God way pretty much keeps the Gospel in church and around like- who loves man in Jesus, Crucified and Risen, but to insist, as minded people. I say my prayers, go to Mass, contribute to the true “keepers of the truth”—so they call themselves—on food pantry, tithe, and attend Bible Study. That pretty much covers the best way to be Christians. And they strongly affirm that the bases, right? Wrong. the true Christianity is the one they adhere to, often identi-

fied with certain forms of the past, and that the solution to The risky way is the more challenging way and for many, the “road the crises of today is to go back so as not to lose the genu- less traveled.” Imagine those first disciples going out and into peo- ineness of the faith. Today too, as then, there is a tempta- tion to close oneself up in some of the certainties acquired ple’s homes. They must have had some amazing conversations with in past traditions. But how can we recognize these people? folks about God’s kingdom, changing their hearts, forgiving sins, and looking at the world differently. They must have met people For example, one of the traces of this way of proceeding is who were hurting, exiled from their communities, neglected, lost, inflexibility. Faced with the preaching of the Gospel that or living self-insulated lives in a society that served the rich and makes us free, that makes us joyful, these people are rigid. neglected the poor. While there were many who welcomed what Always the rigidity: You must do this, you must do that... they had to say and the conversations they had, there were others Inflexibility is typical of these people. Following the teaching who no doubt rejected them and literally tossed them out on their of the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Galatians will help us ears! The Gospel, while being a message of joy and hope, is not to understand which path to follow. The path indicated by always received well by those who are very comfortable keeping the Apostle is the liberating and ever-new path of Jesus, Crucified and Risen; it is the path of proclamation, which is things as they are. achieved through humility and fraternity—the new preach- ers do not know what humility is, what fraternity is. It is the The risky way involves example and conversation. We have to take path of meek and obedient trust—the new preachers know the Gospel from church and carry it with us wherever we go. What neither meekness nor kinds of conversations do we have with others? We interact with obedience. And this meek those closest to us, in our work, social circles, institutions, cor- and obedient way leads porations, in politics, and beyond. Our conversations with oth- forward in the certainty ers reveal a great deal about how we see things and what we that the Holy Spirit works consider important. If we are really interested in seeing God’s in the Church in every vision for the world succeed, then we will talk about it. It will age. Ultimately, faith in become a part of our everyday conversation and find its way the Holy Spirit present in into our interactions with others. How will we preserve the dig- the Church carries us for- nity of human life and encourage others to have a relationship ward and will save us. with God? We must be the example, live value centered, virtu- ous lives, stand against injustice, combating racism, and learn ways to resolve conflicts without violence.

Cover Art: the Marriage If we are going to succeed going forward, we have to find a way at Cana, 1819, Julius Car- to bring our prayer centered lives into the marketplace. Our olsfeld, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg. conversations have to change. Not everyone wants to hear what the Gospel has to say. That’s a risk God asks us to take.

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