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St. Valentine Church Heartline Mission Statement: Guided by the Holy Spirit, we strive to live and share the Good News of Jesus Christ so that all may come to know God. As a Catholic Church and School Community we welcome, serve, teach, learn, reconcile and provide comfort and hope in the spirit of St Valentine. December 29, In taking on human form, Jesus entered our world and shared our deepest human experiences. Today we call to mind his experience of a most basic human reality: Family 2019 Life. “Families are at the very heart of our archdiocesan efforts to unleash the Gospel, because they are the first and most important setting in which evangelization takes place.” (Unleash the Gospel, Guidepost 7) The feast of the Holy Family is an invitation to reflect on our own experience of family life and a challenge to live our vocation as a Christian family. We are called in our relationships with one another and to reflect the love of God and make it present once again in the world. Today, on the feast of the Holy Family, the Church invites us to reflect on the nature of the relationships in a home, the relationships between husband and wife and parents and children. It offers the Holy Family as a model. The Holy Family was made up of a just man, a virgin mother and the Son of God. Yet, despite their special calling and their unique identity, we know that it was a truly human and earthly existence that they lived in Nazareth. They experienced the hardships of poverty and displacement, the struggle to make ends meet, the difficulties in having an adolescent son they did not quite understand, moments of grief. What makes them special was their fidelity to their vocations, their relationship with one another and the abiding presence of God in their midst. The essence of a Christian family is this: a community bonded together by their shared relationship in the Lord. This is the vision provided by St. Paul in our second reading for the Christian community at large as well as for the family. He gives practical guidelines for every family. Firstly, he says: ‘put on, as God’s chosen ones, heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience and over all these put on love’. A family’s happiness is a gift from God. However, it requires the dedication and affection of every family member for one another. Such happiness is achieved only if we live in love. Love is the foundation of every family, because God is love. Secondly, St. Paul says that ‘be thankful’ that is being thankful to God all the time, for his abundant blessings in our lives.” Thirdly, he says that ‘let the word of Christ dwell in you richly’. In other words, St. Paul suggests us that every family we should cultivate the habit of praying together. “Only by praying together with their children can a father and a mother. penetrate the innermost depths of their children’s hearts and leave an impression that the future The Holy Family of Holy Family Mary and The Joseph Jesus, events in their lives will not be able to efface.” (St. John Paul II Familiaris Consortio 60) Let these words of St. Paul inspire each of our families and may the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph be model for our families. Please join us for Wish you Happy Feast of Holy Family. Lessons and Carols on Fr. Kishore Babu Battu SAC January 5th at 7 p.m. in Church Page 2 St. Valentine Heartline December 29 2019 et us pray for those who Readings for the week of Liturgy Schedule are ill and have asked for December 29, 2019 L Sunday: Sir 3:2-6, 12-14/ Ps our prayer: 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 [cf. 1]/Col 3:12-21 or Mass Intentions George Zalewski Norman Savard 3:12-17/Mt 2:13-15, 19-23 Tim Holme Pat Bachman Monday: 1 Jn 2:12-17/Ps 96:7 Monday—December 30 Sixth Judi Marshall Harriet Sielski -8a, 8b-9, 10 [11a]/Lk 2:36-40 Day within the Octave of the Josiah Wardrop Ken Sielski Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:18-21/Ps 96:1 Nativity of the Lord Kathleen Keefe Shirley -2, 11-12, 13 [11a]/Jn 1:1-18 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Joyce Kelly Zimmerman Wednesday: Nm 6:22-27/Ps 67:2- 3, 5, 6, 8 [2a]/Gal4:4-7/Lk 2:16-21 Bill Charlton req. by Friends Bridget Brennan Kevin Dewan Hurley Mike Whalen Thursday: 1 Jn 2:22-28/Ps Curly Bourgeois req. by Family Kaitlin Klaus Sonya Kingsley 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [3cd]/Jn 1:19-28 Tuesday— December 31 Dan Jenkins Gay Krerth Friday: 1 Jn 2:29—3:6/Ps Seventh Day within the Octave Marcia Favor Colleen Devine 98:1, 3cd-4, 5-6 [3cd]/Jn 1:29-34 of the Nativity of the Lord, St. Rachel Silva Clara Macek Saturday: 1 Jn 3:7-10/Ps 98:1, Sylvester I, Pope Jesus Silva Linda Pattenaude 7-8, 9 [3cd]/Jn 1:35-42 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Tony Janisse Molly Watters Next Sunday: Is 60:1-6/Ps 72:1-2, For all living and deceased Victoria Diane Whitty 7-8, 10-11, 12-13 [cf. 11]/Eph 3:2-3a, members of St. Valentine Stephenson Betty Smith 5-6/Mt 2:1-12 Parish Joe Stephenson Autumn 5:00 p.m. Walter & Helen Rybka Joseph Tomilson Pattenaude We offer our deepest Dave DeMarco Donna Kern req. by Family sympathy to Mike Kathy Myers Francis Flanagan Graham upon the Wednesday—January 1 Thomas Donna Kern death of his brother Solemnity of Mary, Mother of McCracken Janice Ross Greg. May all the souls of the faithful God, The Octave Day of the Caroline Carol Sneary departed through the mercy of God, Nativity of the Lord, World Day Fastenau Eddie Marnon rest in peace. of Prayer for Peace Cody Reed Maggie Perkins 9:00 a.m. Mass in Church John Dillon Patty Tobey December 8, 2019 Thanksgiving for birthday Joey Pasek Loretta Kemp Josh Woodward Ryan Peterman Budgeted Amount $ 6,500.00 blessings for Veronica Amount Collected $ 6,309.53 Ighorue Kenneth Eaves Barb Burgess Kerry Tassone Kevin Tunison $ (190.47) For the members of St. Melissa Tassone James Nielsen Second Collection for Valentine Parish Joe Biber Tanner Wertz Retirement for Rel. $ 885.47 Richard Rydzewski, Patrick & Mary Louis Jedlick Joan Reilly All Saints $ 15.00 Doherty, Patricia & Darrell Kangas, Stephen Barb Schenden CC of SEMI $ 75.00 Linda, Maryann & Viola Ustes, the Crane, Sr. Andrew Ricotta Christmas $ 300.00 Guziatek, Makowski, Price, Lumetta Jim Dwyer Jessica Coran & Tabaczynski families, all priests, Flowers $ 558.00 religious and a special intention Heating $ 15.00 req. by Georgiana Rydzewksi 5:00 p.m. Richard Rydzewski, Immaculate Conception $ 630.25 Thursday— January 2 Sts. Patrick & Mary Doherty, Patricia Little Blue Books $ 103.00 Basil the Great & Gregory & Darrell Kangas, Linda, Maryann & Needy $ 10.00 Nazianzen, Bishops & Doctors Viola Ustes, the Guziatek, Price December 15, 2019 Makowski,, Lumetta & Tabaczynski Budgeted Amount $ 6,500.00 of the Church families, all priests, religious and a 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church special intention req. by Georgiana Amount Collected $ 6,544.54 For all living and deceased Sunday—January 5 Epiphany $ 44.54 members of St. Valentine of the Lord 2nd Coll for Needy $ 700.46 Parish 9:00 a.m. Jim & Shirley Dwyer Christmas $ 3,700.00 First Friday—January 3 req. By Jim Dwyer Flowers $ 595.00 Christmas Weekday, Holy 12:00 p.m. Achille & Celestina Heating $ 40.00 Name of Jesus Carolini and Val & Donna Immaculate Conception $ 115.00 8:15 a.m. Mass in Church Carolini req. by Anne Carolini Little Blue Books $ 22.00 For Fr. Socorro & Fr. Kishore Blessings for Lou, Lydia, Ret. Religious Fund $ 140.00 First Saturday—January 4 St. Leonardo & Loreta Gjinaj req. School $ 1,100.00 Elizabeth Ann Seton, Religious by Family Solemnity of Mary $ 4.00 December 29, 2019 St. Valentine Heartline Page 3 Mass Time & Sacristan Lector Servers Eucharist Coming Up This Week Date Ministers Monday, December 30th Saturday, January 4, Barbara Pogoda Keith Vega Dianna Barajas Lisa Alexander Parish Office – 8:30 am – 11:30 am 5 p.m. Tom Sesko Axel Barajas Suzanne Lewis st Emma Klein Patricia Lewis Tuesday, December 31 Tony Silva Solemnity of Mary, Mass – 5:00 pm Kim Bickley Parish Office Closed st Sunday, January 5 Janet Muliett Mary Marley Riley Wilkinson Kathy Petlewski Wednesday, January 1 9 a.m. Luke Jachman Cadie Baehr John Danic Solemnity of Mary, Mass – 9:00 am Jax Baehr Bonnie Danic Joan Ricotta Parish Office Closed Juanita Benard nd Abby Sitarski Thursday, January 2 Michael Burden Choir Practice, Church – 7:30 pm Friday, January 3rd Sunday, January 5 Ozzy Nelson-Pawlik Alan Pawlik Dorie Nelson-Pawlik Sandra Valla 12 noon Bob Zimmerman Toby Nelson Pawlik Patricia Bonefant Parish Office – 8:30 am – 11:30 am Marie Nelson-Pawlik Brian Humphry Holy Hour, Church following daily Ann Brighton Patty Williamson Mass Volunteer needed Saturday, January 4th Saturday, January 11 Rosie Gonzales George Baughman Adam Yaris Joe Brehm 5:00 pm Mass 5 p.m. Elaine Kramer Alex Carpenter Mary Courtney Emma Klein Suzanne Mote Sunday, January 5th Kim Bickley Tony Silva 9:00 am Mass and 12:00 noon Mass Video Series, Parish Office Meeting Sunday, January 12 Michael Stack Jeff Clark Henry Espanola Meg Venn 9 a.m.
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