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August 15, 2021 | The Assumpon of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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312 Lincoln Avenue, Woodstock, IL 60098 stmary-woodstock.org Parish Office: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm St. Mary Catholic Church Parish Phone: (815) 338-3377 @StMaryWoodstock School Phone: (815) 338-3598 Text LoveGod to 84576 A LETTER FROM OUR PASTOR Brothers and Sisters,

Every year, Catholic dioceses all over United States (and in many parts of the world) arrange for missionaries to visit local parishes and speak at all the weekend Masses appealing for prayers and financial support for their mis- sionary works. This pracce has a Biblical foundaon and has been the Church tradion since the me of St. Peter and St. Paul who visited local churches during their missionary journeys. In those visits, the apostles made pas- sionate appeals for financial aid from the local Chrisan communies on behalf of other churches, especially in (Cf. 1 Cor. 16: 1-3). This ancient pracce brings missionary awareness to the local Church and gives the faithful an opportunity to be a part of the Church’s apostolic work throughout the world. We call this tradion ‘Mission Co-op,’ the cooperaon between missionaries and the local Church. This very enriching mission coopera- on gives the local Church and the foreign missions across the globe mutual spiritual blessings that come as a re- sult of exchanges of culture and faith experience.

This year, we are happy to welcome to St. Mary Parish, the of the Order of the Holy Cross, also known as the Crosier Fathers and Brothers, represented by Reverend Zawadi Jean-Marie. Fr. Zawadi will be speaking at all Masses this weekend inving our prayers and support for their missionary work in many parts of the world, especially their ministry through Catholic Educaon of less fortunate children in Congo, Africa. The Cro- siers plan to build a K-12 Catholic School in the Congo that would accommodate 16,000 children, boys and girls, from poor families.

The Crosier Order was founded by Blessed Theodore de Celles in 1210 in what is now the Diocese of Liege in Bel- gium. The Order is present in Europe (, the , Germany and Italy), North America (United States of America), South America (Brazil), Asia (Indonesia), and Africa (Democrac Republic of the Congo). For more than 800 years, the Crosiers have lived by the Rule of St. Augusne. As canons regular, the Crosier Fathers and Brothers are commied to the liturgy of the hours and Eucharist as service to the Church. Their mission, to touch suffering with hope, is rooted in the spirituality of the Glorious Cross. In the midst of a suffering world, the Cro- siers bear witness to the victory of Jesus’ Cross. The Crosier charism is defined by the following three words: Cul- tus (liturgy of the Church), Communio (community life), and Charitas (service to the poor). As consecrated men who belong to one of the Roman Catholic Church’s oldest religious orders, the Crosiers number 350 members worldwide. The Crosiers in the United States are organized as a Conventual Priory with two locaons in Onamia, Minnesota, and Phoenix, Arizona.

In solidarity with the Crosiers, we will have a second collecon for the support of their mission this Sunday while their representave, Fr. Zawadi, is here to visit with us. Feel free to chat with him a er all the Masses to learn more about the Crosiers and their many life-saving missionary acvies. Your generosity this weekend will allow Crosiers everywhere to make Christ more known and loved all over the world through their care for the most poor and abandoned. Let us warmly welcome Fr. Zawadi and respond generously to his most im- portant appeal.

In Crist,

Fr. Burt Absalon

WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS THE WEEK AHEAD Monday, August 16 Readings for the week of August 15, 2021 12:30 pm †Patricia Marks and Family Sunday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps Tuesday, August 17 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14 [8]/1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28 7:30 am Spec. Int. for Ellie and Ryan Welch 12:30 pm †Mary, George, Doris, and Jack Taylor Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56 Wednesday, August 18 7:30 am †Chrisna Blase Monday: Jgs 2:11-19/Ps 106:34-35, 36-37, 39-40, 43ab †Ronald Groh and 44 [4a]/Mt 19:16-22 12:30 pm Spec. Int. for Residents of Hearthstone Tuesday: Jgs 6:11-24a/Ps 85:9, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 9b]/Mt Thursday, August 19 19:23-30 7:30 am †Ellen Gilbert and Living Family Members 12:30 pm †Frank Matrise Wednesday: Jgs 9:6-15/Ps 21:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [2a]/Mt 20:1- 6:00 pm Spec. Int. for Serafin Cruz and Reymundo 16 Porcayo Thursday: Jgs 11:29-39a/Ps 40:5, 7-8a, 8b-9, 10 [8a and Friday, August 20 9a]/Mt 22:1-14 7:30 am †Luke and Nolan Pearson Friday: Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22/Ps 146:5-6ab, 6c-7, 8-9a, Saturday, August 21 9bc-10 [1b]/Mt 22:34-40 7:30 am †Julia Burblis 4:00 pm Spec. Int. for Isabel Schuee Saturday: Ru 2:1-3, 8-11; 4:13-17/Ps 128:1b-2, 3, 4, 5 [4]/Mt 23:1-12 Sunday, August 22 7:30 am †Carol Ideler Next Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Ps 34:2-3, 16-17, 9:00 am †Margaret Crishal 18-19, 20-21, 22-23 [9a]/Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 10:30 am †Chester Grubba 6:60-69 12:30 pm †Tobias Flores 5:00 pm †Allyson Whing Observances for the week of August 15, 2021

Sunday: The Assumpon of the Blessed Virgin WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP INFORMATION Mary Report as Actual Budget Difference % Monday: St. Stephen of of 8/9/21 Thursday: St. John Eudes, Priest Weekend $13,534 $14,142 ($608) -4.3% Offering Friday: St. Bernard, Abbot and Doctor of the Year to Church $115,784 $98,994 $16,790 17.0% Date Saturday: St. Pius X, Pope Next Sunday: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE ILL Rolley Bateman AJ Harrison Cody O’Neill Baby Blaire Spivey Rich Worzala Jane Bolger Dolores (Dee) Hooker Linda Parker Ma Stahl Brophy Family Art Colvin Mary Klocek Gillis Peter Potje Mary Staer Misner Family Denis Demko Don Gra on Rose Potje Virginia Stoerman If you would like to add or Lainie Fifer Dorothy Kilgore Mikela Riano Charlene Ser remove a name from our Donna Frankowski Richard Krzywy Dave Ring Carol Uzumecki Prayers for the Sick below, please email bulle- John Frankowski Cindy Krzywy Marianne Schapendonk Warren Walters [email protected] Daniel Gomez Richard Legge Peter Schommer Kathy Weber or call the parish office. Dennis Gray Diane O’Donnell Jo Smith Mary Lou We

St. Mary Parish · Woodstock, Illinois | 3 LOVE GOD. LOVE NEIGHBOR. GO MAKE DISCIPLES.

Beginning Thursday, September 9th and connuing through THAT MAN IS YOU resumes on September 11th! I Thursday, November 18th, St. Mary Parish is offering the hope to see you there! It is different than all of their GriefShare support program to help and encourage those other programs and is made up of outstanding Cath- who are mourning the death of a loved one. It is being led olic male speakers. The great thing about the pro- by caring people who have experienced grief and want to gram is that even if you stopped coming in the past, help others cope with it. This program is a non- denominaonal Christ-centered network assisng over now you can jump into this new content. 12,000 churches worldwide, including many Catholic parish- For a preview, go to YouTube and search on: TMIY es. A weekly video presentaon is followed by All Things New the opportunity for discussion or simply listening to oth- ers. A workbook is provided for personal reflecon. Parci-

pants will meet each Thursday in the conference room of Where: St. Joseph Center Basement the Conway Center from 10-11:30 a.m. Each session is “self -contained” so you do not have to aend in sequence. A When: 6:15 AM-7:25AM starng on September $15 registraon fee includes the cost of the work- 11th book. Please contact us prior to your first session so we can Contact: Sco Emricson @ 815-455-6889 have a workbook ready for you. You may start September or [email protected]. 9th or anyme, by calling St. Mary’s Parish Office (815-338- 3377).

The Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of Adults (RCIA) is the process through which interested adults are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic Faith and way of life. The RCIA is a communal process and involves a num- ber of stages punctuated by liturgical rites to aid and assist the potenal convert toward the final rite at the Easter Vigil at which me they will be- come full members of the Roman Catholic Church.

Current RCIA Program Informaon  The group will begin meeng a er Labor Day  The program runs through Easter  Welcome to the Church and Sacraments will be received at the Easter Vigil on April 16, 2021  More informaon can be found on our website under “Faith Formaon” -> “Adult” -> “RCIA”  With quesons, contact Deacon Tom Murray: 262-455-5074; or addionally, you can see Deacon Tom a er 9 AM Sunday Mass, at which he usually assists LOVE GOD. LOVE NEIGHBOR. GO MAKE DISCIPLES.

Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the Christian faith, typically run over eleven weeks. Each talk looks at a different question around faith and is de- signed to create conversation. Alpha is run all around the globe, and everyone is welcome. This program at St. Mary is open to anyone 20+. The evenings will consist of dinner (FREE), a 25– minutes video, and small group sharing. No homework is assigned between sessions! Alpha will be held at St. Mary Church 312 Lincoln Avenue in the St. Joseph Center Basement on Monday evenings from 6:30 pm unl 8:30 pm. Alpah begins August 30 and runs through November 15 (No meeng on Labor Day, Sept 6) Cost? There is no cost to aend. Contact Person: Joanne (815) 861-1539 Please register by August 20 so we can best accommodate all who will be aending! The registraon form can be found on our website by clicking “Faith Formaon” -> “Adult” -> “Alpha” or in the St. Joseph Center.

 The exercises in this next Ignaan program (running from September 9 through October 14) help us to step back from the distracons of daily living in order to ex- perience God’s presence in a deeper way We are always thankful for the service our parishioners  Scripture readings, stories, and reflecons to help us encounter God’s personal love for us, talk with God, provide and want to take a moment to thank Bey and gain new insights. Zelasko (Right to Life) and Judy Woodson (Altar Linens  Every day, for 30 days, for 30 minutes Coordinator) for their leadership and dedicaon to our parish.

In this manner of reflecon, we come to a deeper realiza- on that Christ is REAL!!! He has an interest in us and loves They have decided to step down from their respecve interacng with us in our mundane, ordinary lives. We will ministry leadership roles. gather once a week to talk and share with each other what’s happening in our lives. That’s it! No lessons to learn, no homework to turn in, and no exams. This is not an aca- Therefore, we are looking for a Right to Life Coordina- demic course. tor and an Altar Linens Coordinator. If you would like  Sessions begin on Thursday, September 9, and end on more informaon on the dues of these posions or Thursday, October 14. Two opons are available: morn- feel called to serve in one of these areas, please con- ings at 9 AM or evenings at 7 PM. Group size is limited to 6 to 8 persons. Materials (book) cost is $16. Please tact the parish office at (815) 338-3377. register by August 30 so materials can be ordered. This program is facilitated by Deacon David Auld. Contact him at [email protected] in order to register.

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ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS

Dear Parish family,

As St. Mary School begins a new school year, we ask for your support and prayers. Please join us in praying for our school community with the following prayer:

A Prayer for the Beginning of a School Year

We give you praise, O God, for everything that is good, true, and beautiful,

for everything which holds promise and brings us joy.

Bless us as we start this new year with our friends and teachers.

Help us to make the most of every chance we have to start afresh.

May we show love to one another and to all.

Help us to forgive others as we receive your forgiveness.

Guide us in learning and working together.

We thank you for our friends and ask you to help us to be good friends this year.

Help us to be patient with ourselves and with others.

Bless our school and keep us safe.

Help us to be aware of your love shown to us in the people around us.

Bless all those who care for us in school and at home.

May the Blessed Mother Mary protect us and help us to live as well as we can,

giving thanks and glory to God as she did.

Amen.

PAGINA DE ESPANOL - BIENVENIDOS A SANTA MARIA

Hermanos y hermanas,

Cada año, las diócesis católicas en todo Estados Unidos (y en muchas partes del mundo) apartan una fecha para que los misioneros visiten las parroquias locales y hablen en todas las misas de fin de semana pidiendo oraciones y apoyo financiero para sus obras misioneras. Esta prácca ene una base bíblica y ha sido la tradición de la Iglesia desde la época de San Pedro y San Pablo, quienes visitaron las iglesias lo- cales durante sus viajes misioneros. En esas visitas, los apóstoles hicieron un llamado apasionado por la ayuda financiera de las comunidades crisanas locales en nombre de otras iglesias, especialmente en Je- rusalén (Cf. 1 Cor. 16: 1-3). Esta prácca ancestral trae conciencia misionera a la Iglesia local y brinda a los fieles la oportunidad de ser parte del trabajo apostólico de la Iglesia en todo el mundo. Llamamos a esta tradición "Mission Coop", la cooperación entre los misioneros y la Iglesia local. Esta cooperación misionera muy enriquecedora brinda a la Iglesia local y a la misión extranjera en todo el mundo bendi- ciones espirituales mutuas que surgen como resultado de los intercambios de cultura y experiencia de fe.

Este año, nos complace dar la bienvenida a la Parroquia Sta. Maria a los Canónigos Regulares de la Orden de la Santa Cruz, también conocidos como los Padres y Hermanos Báculo representados por el Reveren- do Zawadi Jean-Marie. P. Zawadi hablará en todas las misas este fin de semana invitando a nuestras ora- ciones y apoyo para su trabajo misionero en muchas partes del mundo, especialmente su ministerio a través de la educación católica de los niños menos afortunados en el Congo, África. La Orden del Báculo fue fundada por el Beato Teodoro de Celles en 1210 en lo que hoy es la Diócesis de Lieja en Bélgica. La Orden está presente en Europa (Bélgica, Países Bajos, Alemania e Italia), América del Norte (Estados Unidos de América), América del Sur (Brasil), Asia (Indonesia) y África (República Democráca del Congo). Durante más de 800 años, los Crosiers se han regido por la Regla de San Agu- sn. Como canónigos habituales, los Padres y Hermanos Crosier están compromedos con la liturgia de las horas y la Eucarisa como servicio a la Iglesia. Su misión, es tocar el sufrimiento con esperanza, ene sus raíces en la espiritualidad de la Gloriosa Cruz. En medio de un mundo que sufre, los Crosiers dan tes- monio de la victoria de la Cruz de Jesús. El carisma Crosier se define con las siguientes tres palabras: Cultus (liturgia de la Iglesia), Communio (vida comunitaria) y Charitas (servicio a los pobres). Como hom- bres consagrados que pertenecen a una de las órdenes religiosas más anguas de la Iglesia Católica Romana, los Crosiers cuentan con 350 miembros en todo el mundo. Los Crosiers en los Estados Unidos están organizados como un Priorato Conventual con dos ubicaciones en Onamia, Minnesota y Phoenix, Arizona.

En solidaridad con los Crosiers, tendremos una segunda colecta para el apoyo de su misión este domingo mientras su representante el P. Zawadi está aquí para visitarnos. Siéntase libre de charlar con él después de todas las misas para aprender más sobre los Crosiers y sus muchas acvidades misioneras que salvan vidas. Su generosidad este fin de semana permirá que los Crosiers de todo el mundo hagan a Cristo más conocido y amado en todo el mundo a través de su cuidado por los más pobres y abandonados. Demos una calurosa bienvenida al P. Zawadi y responda generosamente a su llamamiento más importante.

En Cristo,

Padre Burt Absalon PAGINA DE ESPANOL - BIENVENDIOS A SANTA MARIA El Bausmo de Santa Maria Las Placas de bausmo ahora son en persona. Por favor llama a la oficina por lo menos una semana antes para registrarte a la pláca. Estas plácas serán en el sótano de la Iglesia a las 2:00 p.m. Próximas Plácas 22 de agosto a las 2:00 p.m. 26 de sepembre a las 2:00 pm Fecha para Bausmos son los siguientes (a las 10 :00 am): Ven con tu familia! Agosto 7 y 21 , September 4 y 18 October 2 y 16 , Nov. 6 y 20 REGISTRACIONES DE CATEQUESIS 2021/2022 Mujeres Católicas de RICA, Primera Comunion, y Confirmacion Inspiración ¿CUANDO? Agosto 2021 ¡ÚNETE AL DIOCESIS PARA UN BANQUETE ESPECIAL! FECHAS: Sábados 7, 14, 21 y 28 de Agosto (Después de Misa) El Decanato de McHenry, con el obispo Malloy, Domingo 8, 15, 22 y 29 de Agosto ( celebrará a todos los ganadores del premio Mujer Después de Misa) Católica de Inspiración 2021 el domingo 19 de sepembre de 2021 a las 4 pm en la Iglesia de los Martes y Juevez 10,12, 17, 19, 24, y 26 de Santos Apóstoles, 5211 W. Bull Valley Road, Agosto de 10:00 am a 2:00 pm En la Oficina McHenry, en Fr . Sherry Hall. Favor de traer: 1.Fe de Bausmo Si desea entradas para este evento, ulice el for- mulario ubicado en nuestra sio de web. 2.Cerficado de Primer Año Completado(si hizo su primer Año de Catesismo) Www.stmary-woodstock.org y busca “woman” 3.Cerficado de Primera Comunion (Para Con- firmación) ¡Felicidades, Kriss Liebetrau y Miriam Castaneda! 4.Pago CURRENT CHURCH SCHEDULE Adoraon Chapel: Open 24/7 with access code. Daily Mass: Monday 12:30 pm Church: Open for personal prayer M-Sat. 8:00 am to Tuesday 7:30 am, 12:30 pm 4:00 pm, Wednesdays 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (Aug- Wednesday 7:30 am, 12:30 pm May) Thursday 7:30 am, 12:30 pm, 6:00 pm Weekend Masses: Saturday at 5:00 pm (English) and Friday 7:30 am 6:30 pm (Spanish), Sunday at 7:30 am (English), 9:00 am (English), 10:30 am (English), 12:30 pm (Spanish), Saturday 7:30 am and 5:00 pm (Youth) Confession: Mondays 4:00 pm Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 Wednesdays at 4:00 pm pm Thursdays 5:15 pm - 5:45 pm Saturdays 4:00 pm - 4:55 pm 6:00 pm - 6:25 pm

Parish/ School Staff Pastor Fr. Burt Absalon Parochial Vicar Fr. Adalberto Sanchez Communicaons Coordinator Mrs. Kate Pollack Deacon Mr. Hans Rokus Administrave Support Mrs. Debbie O’Leary Deacon Mr. Tom Murray Family Faith Coordinator Mrs. Theresa Emricson Deacon Mr. William Johnston Secretary for Hispanic Min. Mrs. Maricela Dueñas Deacon Mr. David Auld St. Mary School Principal Ms. Hillary Russell Deacon Mr. Policarpo Jimenez St. Mary School Secretary Mrs. Kathy Stanger Deacon Mr. Bill Kearley Director of Faith Formaon Mr. Vince Sossong Business Manager Ms. Libby Oleferchik Building & Grounds Mr. Humberto Cervantes Bookkeeper Mrs. JoAnn Lenart Custodian Mrs. Imelda Salgado Liturgy Coordinator Mrs. Carolyn Blase Music Director Ms. Stacey Weidner

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