OCTOBER 13, 2019 ⚫ 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Pastoral Staff Fr. Mark DeSutter Pastor Fr. Matthew Cole SMA Parochial Vicar Deacon Patrick Murphy Deacon Sr. Kathleen Mullin Pastoral Associate We are called to build the kingdom of Jesus in this time and place. Debbie Patronagio Director of Religious Ed. Office Hours Monday - Friday: 9:00am 5:00pm Closed on Saturday and Sunday Closed for lunch from 12-1pm Mass Schedule: Saturday: 8:30am Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00pm Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00am Monday - Wednesday Masses: 6:30am & 8:30am Thursday Masses: 6:30am 9:00am Seton School Mass Friday Mass: 6:30am No 8:30am Reconciliation: Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45pm or by appointment. Call the Parish Office at (309) 762-2362. Baptism Sunday after the 11:00am Mass. Parents must be registered and active parishioners. Baptismal Instruction classes are held on the fourth Tuesday of the following months: March, June, September, January (2019). RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) Persons wishing to learn more about the Catholic Faith, or to join our Catholic community please call the Parish Center. Weddings Couples should contact Suzie Budde at the Parish Office at least six (6) months prior to the proposed date. Contact Us: Office: 309-762-2362 Fax: 309-757-5502 Email: [email protected] Website: Church Address: 1307 17th Avenue, Moline Il 61265 ⚫ Mailing Address: 1608 13th Street, Moline, Il 61265 www.sacredheartmoline.org Dear Parishioners, Campaign Update It is wonderful to be a part of history. Our parish leadership has been writing about the 100th commemoration of the laying of the cornerstone of Sacred Heart Church since last year. Next Sunday we will celebrate the anniversary of that event. Famous people like Cardinal Mercier and young Dwight Eisenhower were here that day. Lesser known figures of history were also here; mayors, businesspeople, and parish leaders. Sacred Heart Church is a monument to the Belgium immigrants who came to our country seeking to participate in the American Dream. The immigrants left behind the land that they loved, but also, they left behind abject poverty. Once they were here, the Belgium people wanted to show that they could be industrious American citizens. In the articles that were written in the Flemish and English news papers the founders of our parish strongly put forth their belief that Sacred Heart Church should be constructed only from the resources of the Belgium religious community. The church was to be a symbol of a strong faith in God and of the fact that the Belgians could achieve monumental tasks when Thank you to our they worked together as a Christian community. newest Givers who Just as there were many noteworthy people here 100 years moved us from 518 ago there also will be next Sunday. Mayors from various to 524. Your pledge communities, alderman, Belgium visitors and others will be has made a on hand. I just received word that the nine members of the difference towards Heading Avenue Peoria Franciscans will be with us. Two our journey of members of the Benedictine Sisters of St. Mary will also success. Thank you come to share in our commemoration. The two communities for pledging educated generations of children at Sacred Heart School and towards our Capital later at Seton School. We are so glad that we can recognize Campaign. their efforts. Without them Sacred Heart Church and Seton School would not be the strong institutions they are today. Pledge today Please invite anyone you know who has connections to and help make a Sacred Heart to come back and join us. Hopefully, this will be difference! a reunion of many old friends. I always run into people who have fond memories of our parish. Thousands of lives have been touched by the ministries of Sacred Heart. Let’s give thanks for that next Sunday. October Coffee Café/Welcome Sunday Events will start with an outdoor Mass at 11:00 a.m. next Sunday, October 20th. Come for a little while or come for the Coffee Café—Cafeteria day. There are many wonderful activities that will take place. Look for more information in this bulletin and in your TODAY, October 13, 2019 Heartbeat newsletter. Following the 7am & 9am Masses Blessings, The October recognition for our newest Sacred Fr. Mark Heart parishioners, will be held on As a prelude to the 100th Anniversary of Oct. 13 immediately following the the laying of the Cornerstone of Sacred 9am Mass in Culemans Hall Heart Church on October 20th we will have Cafeteria. It's a wonderful chance a historical presentation. This presentation for our new members to enjoy a will take place this Wednesday, October great breakfast with other parish 16th at 7p.m. in the AV Room of Culemans Coffee Hall. This talk will center on the history of members as we welcome them into the Belgium migration to Moline. Dave Coopman, the Café our Sacred Heart community. Join us former president of the Rock Island Historical Society, will PLUS at the 9am Mass and for the be our guest speaker. If you would like historical Reception following in the Cafeteria. background on the laying of the cornerstone of our church this is a chance to ask questions and get answers. Stewardship Of Treasure

“Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to God?” (Luke 17:18)

LADIES HOLIDAY LUNCHEON After Thanksgiving and before Christmas there is only one way to Weekly Budget……………….$19,508.00 start your December and that is with us. Sept. 30 - Oct 06, 2019……....$20,043.00 We have our own Christmas Carol at Altar and Rosary and she Over/Under…………………..$ 535.00 has arranged a lovely ladies luncheon on Monday December Year-to-date: 2nd. This is open to all of you so bring a friend and enjoy the July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020 beautiful setting at the TPC Golf Course in Silvis . YTD Actual: ……………………...$232,487.00 Holiday "cheer" may be purchased to compliment your choice of pork, chicken, Budget: …………………………...$278,365.00 fish or vegan upon request, at this plated affair. Door prizes, dessert and Under/Over: ……………………..$(45,878.00) laughter will round out the day which begins at 11:45 with lunch served at 12:30. Send your $25.00 check and dinner selection to: Carol Simatovich Most of us live “easy” lives. We have 3673-70th St. Ct. food, shelter, and clothing. We go on Moline, Il. 61265-8012 vacation every year and own a car or 309-796-2569 two. Most of us take this all for granted. Did you ever notice that Now go dust off your holiday sweater and take a deep breath cuz Christmas people with the least amount of really is this close. possessions are usually the most grateful? Shouldn’t this be the other way around? Take time every day and thank God for all He has given you.

We wish to congratulate the following couple married here at Sacred Heart When you are away Parish: from Sacred Heart, our Kevin Hodge and Abbey (Logsdon) Hodge expenses continue. If you missed your "Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls offertory donation to arrive at its destination full of hope.” recently, we would appreciate it you Maya Angelou could make it up.

Please remember Sacred Heart in your estate Our Deepest Sympathy planning. Bequests are very important to the financial future of Sacred Our prayers and heartfelt condolences go out to the family Heart. and friends of : †Larry Lorensen †Marcie Taghon Snyder (daughter of Evelyn Taghon) Pew Pals Work Is Never Done Receive their souls and present them to God the Most High. For questions about this Ministry call Don Lewis May the Angels lead them home. at 309-230-6200

Welcome Aboard We wish to welcome the following parishioners who have volunteered to serve in the following ministries here at Sacred Heart Parish: Altar Servers: Anthony Ramirez, Shawn Gende, Sebastian Ceja (all served their first Mass last weekend) Ministers of Hospitality—Greeters Grace Fisher, Mary Jo Pulford, Gregory Neuerburg, Shawn Keeven, Amy Graf, James Graf, Amy Mack, Nancy Allbritton, Kathy Meyer (all served their first Mass last weekend) WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE YOU JOIN US! LOCAL NEWS! SCHOOL NEWS St. Mary’s Food Pantry - Thank you for your continued generosity! Through your giving, over the past 6 months, we have been able to give away 20,243 pounds of food to over 6,199 individuals that would have otherwise gone hungry. We are in need of volunteers!!! We are looking for anyone that can help give out food M-W Alleman Catholic High School is seeking a candidate for a -F, 9AM to noon, one day a month. If you feel called to Math teaching position who is a person of faith and virtue, help feed the poor, please call Cusi – 309-721-6410 a leader in their field, a professional, and a person of Thanks again and God bless you. integrity who accepts and is committed to Alleman Catholic High School’s mission, goals and objectives. Phil and Cusi Graf Please contact Mrs. Sara Stroud at 786-7793. Pete Murray Register today for the Student Council Pioneer Pace and Carnival on Oct. 16th to MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TO BE HELD AT get your Pioneer Backpack! if you CHRIST THE KING PARISH, MOLINE, IL registered by Wednesday, Oct. 9th you will The Wellness committee of Christ the receive a Pioneer Backpack!" King parish in Moline is presenting a free program "Mental Health Awareness". It will be held on Thursday, October 24th at 2:00pm in Support the Alleman Theatre Program the St. Francis Hall (3209 60th Street with a Patron or Business Ad in the Moline). The program will be presented by Vicki Walters Newsies Playbill from the NAMI organization. The fine arts offer an avenue for students to We all need to become more aware and to share our showcase their creativity and talents while stories in an effort to shed light on this highly taboo and stigmatized topic. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental learning important skills such as hard work, Illness) is here to help. dedication, and confidence. We are seeking Vicki Walters will share with us her own personal story of sponsors to help defray some of the show expenses dealing with mental conditions. She joined NAMI in 2004 as and make it accessible to all interested students. a volunteer. In 2006 she became a certified instructor for An advertisement in the Newsies playbill would their national “Family to Family” program. She has been have exposure to over 500 audience members per active in NAMI as an instructor, trainer, an active board night. Please contact Daniel DeJaegher 309-786- member, and program coordinator. 7793 at Alleman High School to inquire. Thank you for considering supporting the arts at The Secular Discalced Carmelite Community of St. Joseph Alleman. and the Prophet Elijah Come join us in the study of prayer in the tradition of St. Teresa of Avila and St. John of the Cross. We meet on the Sacred Heart has a very dedicated second Sunday of every month at 1:00 PM. group of volunteers who pray for those requesting special needs. Please St. Mary’s Catholic Church 412 10th St., Mol., IL 61265 contact Deacon Pat Murphy with your prayer requests at For questions: 309-269-9950 or email Deacon Pat at Contact Barb Grothe (563-528-9424). [email protected].

Alleman High School presents NEWSIES the MUSICAL!

Performances will be held in Alleman High School’s Dr. Tracy Spaeth Performing Arts Center and are scheduled for November 7, 8, and 9 at 7:00 PM and November 10 at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $8 for adults, $7 for senior citizens, $5 for students. Tickets are available online at allemanhighschool.org or at the box office before the show. Newsies the Musical is based off the 1992 Disney movie and tells the story of the 1899 NYC newsboy strike. Please join the cast of over 50 students as we bring the high-energy songs and intense dances of Newsies to life on the Alleman stage. Liturgical Roles 4:00 pm - Saturday, October 19 Reader 1: Anne Marie Merrick Reader 2: Bob DeJonghe Eucharist: Celebrant, Sandy Carlsten, Mickie Laughlin Anne Lilius, Mike Maynard, Bill Peiffer, Mary Jo Sheets Sacred Heart Moline Singles Ministry – October 2019 Events Thomas Buchmeyer/choir Music: New Spirit Singers Sacred Heart Singles Ministry is celebrating our one year Servers: Mary Pfeiffer, Katrina Pfeiffer, Kateri Pfeiffer anniversary this month! We currently have over 40 members Greeters: Bev VandeCasteele, Pat Veto, Sally Neubauer from Illinois and Iowa representing a total of 14 parishes. We Darlene Montag, Leona Maria, Grace Fisher continue to grow and we encourage you to join us! Ushers: Bob Boden, Al Gorgal, Joe Montag, Robert Rioux, Joe Ryan, Jim Veto, Dan Wessel Sunday, October 13, 2019 7:00 am - Sunday, October 20 Join us as we plan our November 2019 calendar. We will meet from 1:30 – 3:30 pm @ Sacred Heart, Reader 1: Paul Hanson Reader 2: Jim Watson Moline 1400 16th Avenue Culemans Hall in the Eucharist: Celebrant, Julie Appleman, Bob DeLille, Joan DeLille AV Room. Enter through the north doors on 16th Connie Morris, Carlos Olvera, Pat Voss Avenue (Preferred) or the west doors if they are Servers: Juan Lopez, Andrew McKee, Brandon Zeman open. Please contact Tom @ 309-762-4538 if Greeters: Mary Jo Pulford, Judy David, you have any questions. Ushers: Tom DeLille, Bob DeLille, Dan David, Dan Morris Mike Starr, Jim Vrombaut (Please note there will be No 9:00am Mass Today) Saturday, October 19, 2019 Join us for coffee and conversation at: 11:00 am - Sunday, October 20 Aroma Coffee Shop located inside of the 100th Anniversary Mass of the Laying of the Cornerstone Green Thumber’s 3030 Brady Street, Reader 1: Sr. Kathleen Ann Mourisse, OSF Davenport, Iowa. We will meet @ 10:50 Reader 2: Jim Watson am. Please contact Tom @ 309-762- Eucharist: Fr. Mark DeSutter, Fr. Matthew Cole, Msgr. Wellman, 4538 if you plan on attending. Msgr. Merdian, Deacon Pat Murphy, Music: Festival Choir Sunday, October 20, 2019 th Servers: Izabella Soliz, Romeo Rosas, Today is the 100 celebration of the Greeters: Perrine West, Lucy Martinez, Kathy Meyer cornerstone of Sacred Heart Parish. Alberta DeDoncker, David Rinden We encourage all our single’s Ushers: Javier Hernandez, Refugio Nache, Jesse Martinez members from Quad City and Jim Stulir, Joe Terronez, Chris Vershaw surrounding parishes to join us in this event. There are several members volunteering to serve If your name is in red you are assigned as Captain for that Mass. food at the celebration. If you want to help out please Thank you. contact Connie Morris @ 309) 799-5865. Please contact Tom @ 309-762-4538

My dear friends in Christ, Wednesday, October 23, 2019 As we celebrate World Mission Sunday on the weekend Join us for weeknight Mass @ St. of October 19-20, 2019, we are ever mindful of the Pius. St. Pius is located @ 2502 29th responsibility given to us at our Baptism to be active Avenue in Rock Island. Mass starts @ participants in the Church’s mission to all peoples. Every 5:15 p.m. & the group usually goes out year the needs of the Catholic Church in the Missions for dinner for those that are interested. grow - as new dioceses are formed, as new seminaries are Please contact Tom @ 309-762-4538 if opened because of the growing number of young men you are new to hearing Christ's call to follow Him as priests, as areas the group & plan on attending. devastated by war or natural disaster are rebuilt, and as other areas, long suppressed, are opening up to hear the message of Christ and His Church. That is why the Sacred Heart Memorial Garden involvement and commitment of Catholics from around With cold weather and frost moving in, a cut-off date of the world is so urgently needed. The missionary work of October 31 has been set for paver engraving orders for the Church depends on each one of us. Please be as guarantee of installation in 2019. You can continue generous as your means allow this World Mission Sunday making purchases after Oct. 31, but the weather will and continue to pray that all of us in the Diocese of Peoria dictate whether or not they will need to wait for may be eager and effective witnesses to God, our loving installation until Spring 2020. Brochures with order forms Father, and His only Son, Jesus Christ. are available at the church entrances, Lee Parish Center and on Sacred Heart’s website, Sincerely yours in Christ, www.sacredheartmoline.org. Please contact Bobbie at the  Most Reverend Daniel R. Jenky, CSC Lee Parish Center, 309-762-2362, ext. 204, Mon-Thurs BISHOP OF PEORIA 9:00am to 3pm. THE WEEK AHEAD IN OUR PARISH

Sunday, October 13 - Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 7:00 a.m. †John Wilson/7am Mass Ushers Mass 7:00 am CH 9:00 a.m. †Special Intentions of the People of Sacred Heart Coffee Cafe 8:00 am CAF 11:00 a.m. †Alice DeWulf/Family Mass/Sacred Sound 9:00 am CH Welcome Sunday for New Families 9:00 am CH Monday, October 14 - Weekday/St. Callistus I Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:00 am CH 6:30 a.m. †All Souls Mass Intentions Coffee Café to Welcome New Families 10:00 am CAF 8:30 a.m. †Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquet/Rita Van Raes Religious Education Classes 10:15 am F. HALL Tuesday, October 15 - St. Teresa of Jesus Mass/Cantors/Accompanist 11:00 am CH 6:30 a.m. †Holy Souls in Purgatory/Mary Ann Smith MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 8:30 a.m. †Marie Raskie/Friends Daily Masses 6:30 & 8:30 am CH Wednesday, October 16 - Weekday/St. Hedwig; St Margaret Mary Alacoque Legion of Mary 4:30 pm LPC 6:30 a.m. †Tom Terronez/ Joe & Deb Terronez Boy Scouts Tr. 109 6:00 pm F. HALL 8:30 a.m. †Maria Proctor/Proctor & Saavedra Families TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 Thursday, October 17 - St. Ignatius of Antioch 6:30 a.m. †Denis Ceurvorst/Terry DeGrave Daily Masses 6:30 & 8:30 am CH †Jerry & Jeane Evanoff/Evanoff Family Development Committee Meeting 5:30 pm LPC MAIL RM 9:00 a.m. 7:00 pm AV RM/HALL SETON ALL SCHOOL MASS RCIA Sessions Friday, October 18 - St. Luke WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 6:30 a.m. †Dominic Barron/Norm & Nancy Allbritton Daily Masses 6:30 & 8:30 am CH Saturday, October 19 - Sts. John de Brébeuf & Isaac Jogues Eucharistic Adoration 7:00 am CP 8:30 a.m. †Arnold & Emma Buchmeyer/Thomas Buchmeyer St. Vincent DePaul Meeting 6:00 pm LPC MAIL RM 4:00 p.m. †Pete Campos/Greg & Kathy Schneider Evening Prayer & Benediction 7:00 pm CP Sunday, October 20 - Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 7:00 a.m. †Sid Sheets/Dan & Connie Morris Daily Mass 6:30 am CH 9:00 a.m. †Cancelled so all can celebrate at the 11am Mass Seton All School Mass 9:00 am CH 11:00 a.m. †Pam Wells and Kathy Ryan/Family Thursday AM Bible Study 9:15 am AV RM Ladies & Gents Church Cleaning 10:15 am CH We would like to encourage those who are having a Mass Intention at Sunday-by-Sunday 2:00 pm AV RM/HALL the weekend celebration for their loved one to present the gifts at New Spirit Singers Rehearsal 6:30 pm CH Offertory time. Please see an usher before Mass begins. A&R Young Mothers Book Study 6:30 pm RR I&II Thursday PM Bible Study 6:30 pm AV RM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 Daily Mass 6:30 am CH All are invited to join the Ladies & Gents SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 Church Cleaners for a fun day of Daily Mass 8:30 am CH cleaning our church on Thursday, Setup for Anniversary Celebration 9:00 am F. HALL October 17, at 10:15am. Come join your A&R Young Mothers Book Study 9:30 am LPC North Side fellow parishioners and meet new Reconciliation 3:00 pm CH friends. See you at 9:15am. Mass/New Spirit Singers 4:00 pm CH Please note: If there is a funeral, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20—100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION cleaning will be moved to a different day. Mass 7:00 am CH Please call Debra at 309.277.7218 with No Mass 9:00 am XXX questions. No Children’s Liturgy of the Word XXXXX XXX No Religious Education Classes XXXXX XXX Cornerstone Celebration/Festival Choir 11:00 am PARKING LOT Parish Festival to follow Mass 1-4:00 pm HALL/GROUNDS DUE TO OUR CORNERSTONE CELEBRATION, FOOD Special Thanks To This Week’s Bulletin Sponsor PANTRY SUNDAY WILL BE MOVED TO THE WEEKEND OF OCTOBER 26/27. THANK YOU. Rafferty Funeral Home

UnityPoint Health – Trinity is looking for outgoing individuals to help in the Chaplin’s Office! If interested, please call (309) 779-2211 for details! Volunteers Needed Upcoming Cursillo/Weekends Volunteers are needed to help on Saturday, Oct 19, with the setup of the Cornerstone Women’s Cursillo Celebration to observe the 100th Anniversary. #1187 Oct 17-20, 2019 On Sunday Oct 20, 2019 the committee needs help with Go to NW/Area Cursillo to print off a registration form. setup, clean up, concessions and more. Also, as part of the re-enactment, we are asking for several young girls, in 1st to 8th grade, to participate in a procession around the church campus. The committee is also in need of pop up Northwest Teens Encounter Christ tents. To volunteer, call or text Linda Noe, 309-781-5710. Upcoming Weekends December 7-9, 2019 (Boys) Northwest TEC * Believers' Together Center 100TH ANNIVERSARY HISTORY NEWS! 3209 60th Street, Moline, IL 61265 ~~The architect for Sacred Heart Phone: 309-269-0415 Church was Zachary Taylor Davis, Email: [email protected] official architect for the Archdiocese of ; Zachary was also the architect who designed and ! A great-grandson showcases his sports facilities, churches, private homes, and the Kankakee Courthouse at www.zacharytaylordavis.com. The busy days of fall are here. We need to take the time to make sure our offices are a sacred space. By doing so we can intentionally bless all those whose Religious Education Bake Sale names and lives we touch (literally) through our workspace and fingertips: at the door, at our For 100th Anniversary computer, over the phone, or through our writing. It’s Many parishioners are asking, how can we help with our 100th time to rededicate our work space to be an extension Anniversary Celebration? Well, here is an of prayer for each and every one with whom we come easy and fast way to help out just by in contact, in every moment of every day. donating towards our Religious Education There are several great prayers available in the Bake Sale. If you can donate baked goods, myParish app for those times you feel moved to offer a specific prayer for one of your parishioners or co- please call the Lee Parish Center at 309- workers. The prayers also come in handy when 762-2362, ext. 210 and leave a message with Debbie or send praying in a large group, each person has access to her an email message at [email protected]. the same wording and all can actively participate. Thank you for helping make this bake sale a success. There is a nice little prayer service from Catholic DROP-OFF DATES AND TIMES News Agency with blessings for an office, shop or Saturday, October 19 from 8am to 11:30am - Culemans Hall factory. All these aspects of Catholic life and more can be found in your myParish app. Sunday, October 20 from 8am to 10:30am - Culemans Hall May it lead you to an experience of our faith, just a fingertip away. Catholic life every day.

100 Year Collection...In conjunction with our Centennial Celebration, our Sacred Heart Parish is now promoting a special 100 year collection. All monies collected will be donated to the Sacred Heart Capital Campaign. Please fill out personal information details on envelope from end of pews, enclose contribution and then either return envelope in next week’s collection or return in mail. Our request today is for each parish family to donate $1 for every year our parish has been serving God's faithful or $100 per family. On behalf of Sacred Heart Church, Thank You so much for your consideration. When Should I Receive the Anointing of the Sick? One of the more frustrating things I run into as chaplain at the hospital is the reluctance among older people, and some not so old, to ask for the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. It seems to stem from three erroneous mindsets or beliefs; 1) I am not nearly sick enough or my surgery is just a minor thing, 2) it is only appropriate at the time I am drawing my last breaths, or 3) father is too busy to be bothered. I would like to set the record straight and encourage all of you to share this with your family and friends. The Anointing of the Sick is not the Last Rite. The Sacrament of Anointing finds its roots in the healing ministry of Jesus and in the charge by Jesus, “Heal the sick.” [Matthew 10:8]. The application can be found in the letter of St. James, “Is any among you sick? Let him call for the presbyters of the Church and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer of faith will save the sick man, and the Lord will raise him up; and if he has committed sins, he will be forgiven.” [Jas 5:14-15] In the Catechism we read, “The Anointing of the Sick is not a sacrament for those only who are at the point of death. Hence, as soon as anyone of the faithful begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age, the fitting time for him to receive this sacrament has certainly already arrived. If a sick person who received this anointing recovers his health, he can in the case of another grave illness receive this sacrament again. If during the same illness the person’s condition becomes more serious, the sacrament may be repeated. It is fitting to receive the Anointing of the Sick just prior to a serious operation. The same holds for the elderly whose frailty becomes more pronounced.” [1514-1515] If you are having a procedure that has some risk to it, don’t wait until you are in the hospital. Priests are very busy men but the spiritual care of their people is their first priority. Father will make time to anoint you. If you are anointed before entering the hospital, make sure they know that you are Catholic and that you have already received the Anointing. If it has been some time since you have been to Confession, there will be a place in the rite of anointing for that to happen. --- Deacon Russ Swim, Chaplain, UnityPoint Health Trinity Medical Center

Come join us for Mass at Sacred Heart (Moline) at 4pm. Confessions beforehand at 3pm are also available. Our youth group gathering will be from 5:30-7:30pm. We’ll let the kids socialize from the end of Mass to 5:30pm, so they can just stay after Mass. Pizza for dinner. Feel free to bring cookies or chips to share. We’ll have a can on the table where they sign in for pizza donations. Questions or to rsvp, contact Katie Young @ 309-269-2437.

PARISH STAFF PARISH STAFF Parish Office 309-762-2362 Seton School 309-757-5500 Parish Assistant Stephanie Hill Ext. 203 Alleman High School 309-786-7793 [email protected] Parish Receptionist Parish Center Mailing Address Kate Schaefer Ext. 200 1608 13th Street, Moline, IL 61265 [email protected] Pastor Fr. Mark DeSutter Ext. 211 Co-Director/Parish Organist [email protected] Cheryl Bolt Ext. 209 [email protected] Parochial Vicar Parish Nurse Fr. Matthew Cole, SMA Ext. 206 Julie Frutiger 309-912-2259 [email protected] Vicariate Office Deacon Msgr. Mark Merdian 309-793-7373 Deacon Patrick Murphy 309-269-9950 [email protected] Church Address 1307 17th Avenue, Moline, IL 61265 Pastoral Associate Sr. Kathleen Mullin, BVM Ext. 205 Catholic Charities Diocese of Peoria [email protected] 419 NE Madison Ave., Peoria IL 61603 309-671-1550 Director of Religious Education Sacred Heart Debbie Patronagio Ext. 210 BLESSINGS GIFT SHOP [email protected] Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday: Following the 8:30am Mass Administrative Assistant Thursday & Friday: Closed during window restoration Suzie Budde Ext. 201 Saturday: Following the 8:30am Mass and 3:00pm to 5:00pm [email protected] Sunday: 7:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Finance Officer For assistance contact: Loretta (309) 762-0503 Bobbie Vidmar Ext 204 [email protected]