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St. Valentine Church

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Mission Statement: Guided by the Holy Spirit, we strive to live and share the Good News of Christ so that all may come to know . As a 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 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 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 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: Intentions 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 [cf. 1]/Col 3:12-21 or 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, 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 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 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 $ 15.00 Doherty, Patricia & Darrell Kangas, Stephen Barb Schenden CC of SEMI $ 75.00 Linda, Maryann & Viola Ustes, the Crane, Sr. Andrew Ricotta $ 300.00 Guziatek, Makowski, Price, Lumetta Jim Dwyer Jessica Coran & Tabaczynski families, all , Flowers $ 558.00 religious and a special intention Heating $ 15.00 req. by Georgiana Rydzewksi 5:00 p.m. Richard Rydzewski, $ 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 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 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 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. Al Betzler Ashleigh Betzler Carol Dillon Room – 10:15 am Brianna Betzler Janet Doody Lessons and Carols, Church – 7:00 Julie Witkowski Maureen Estermyer pm Frank Zbikowski Mary Wilson

Sunday, January 12 John Dziurgot Dan Benard Charley Nelson-Pawlik Leslie Benard 12 noon Alan Pawlik Frankie Nelson-Pawlik Abigail Benard Marie Nelson-Pawlik Brian Humphry Kaitlin Murray Ann Brighton Volunteer needed

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January 4 &Month 5 Richard5:00 Franz p.m. Nedeau9:00 a.m. Scott Rouse12:00 noon Frank Flores Bryan Davis Terry Galloway Tom Alexander Ted Kozlowski Mike Valla Jamie Olesky John Black John Murzin Daily Mass to be January 11 & 12 Maureen Polania Eileen MacDonell Tony Janisse Celebrated in Church Beth Jachman Gene Wozniak Patrick Jeffries In order to enjoy the beautiful Neil Martinuzzi Vince Schenden Mike Nowak San Barbario Christmas decorations, our 8:30 a.m. Jeff Kramer Mary Ann Ziginow daily Mass on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday will be celebrated in Church, December 27th thru January 3rd at 8:30 a.m. Our Friday daily Masses will be celebrated in Church at 8:15 a.m. Daily Mass will return to the School Chapel on Monday, January 6th. Page 4 St. Valentine Heartline December 29 2019 First Reconciliation Parent Why do Meeting Catholics Monday, January 13th display All parents whose children are poinsettias at preparing to receive their First Christmas? Reconciliation/Confession this year Originally from Central America, are reminded of the meeting on From Faith Formation poinsettias were used by early January 13th in the School Meeting Christians to teach the faith. The Room at 7 p.m. This is a mandatory The staff and teacher’s bright red leaves recalled Christ’s meeting. would like to wish all our blood which was shed for us, while Faith Formation Families their arrangement evoked the Star of a Blessed New Year filled Bethlehem. In one legend, a poor with love, peace, hope Mexican girl wanted to give and joy. something to the Christ child. Having Parents our classes will resume on nothing, she arranged weeds into a Monday, January 6th at 6:45 p.m. bouquet and left them before the We ask that our children arrive by manger. They grew beautiful red 6:45 p.m. flowers, showing that she had given Thoughtful Moments: the best gift of all: genuine love. St. Maria di Rosa Matthew 2:13-15, Born into a wealthy family in , Italy, Paula spent her time, Invitation To A 19-23, God Festival of protects those talents, and resources to help others. She left school to help her father with Lessons & who trust him the mill. She helped her brother run Carols Matthew 2:13-15, 19- a school for deaf and mute girls and As a gift from your 23, God protects cared for those suffering from the parish, you are invited to close out those who trust him. cholera epidemic of 1836. She your Christmas season at a special Nativity scenes usually show Mary founded the Handmaids of Charity in evening service of readings, music, and Joseph calmly kneeling at 1840—a religious order which cared prayer, and reflections on Sunday, Jesus’ crib surrounded by adoring for the sick. Upon entering, she took January 5th, at 7pm in the Church. shepherds and wise men. It’s a the name Sr. Maria Crucifixa. There is no charge to attend; but free peaceful scene and probably pretty will offerings will be accepted. Hope far from reality. to see you there. See the small, fliers Mary and Joseph traveled in the on tables in each vestibule. last stages of her pregnancy from - St. Valentine Worship Commission Nazareth to Bethlehem. On foot or donkey, it was a dirty, exhausting journey. Once there, there was nowhere to stay except a stable with Men and Women of the Parish animals because all the good inns Men and women of the parish mark were full. After a short time, they had your calendars to join the respective Sunday Video Study Group “clubs” on Wednesday, January to flee to Egypt with a newborn to The Bible and the Virgin Mary escape danger, and stayed there for 15th. several years without family or By the St. Paul The Women meet at 7 p.m. in the friends. Center of Theology Parish Meeting Room and the Men The Holy Family had a share of All are welcome to join our Video meet at 8 p.m. in the School Meeting pain and difficulties much like our Group on Sunday’s after the 9 a.m. Room. own experience. Yet Scripture tells Mass in the Parish Meeting Room Make it a New Year’s resolution to us that Mary and Joseph found adjoined to the Church—No need to “come and see what these clubs strength from their faith in God and go outside if the weather is bad. have to offer”. were guided by his Word. We can do This week Lesson 5: The Ark of the Both groups have refreshments the same. New Covenant. and a chair waiting for you! What can a parent do? Tell your Next week Lesson 6: Born of a children that Jesus’ birth and the Virgin Holy Family’s escape to Egypt is further proof that God always keeps his promises. When we lean on him, God will always lead us to safety. December 29, 2019 St. Valentine Heartline Page 5 God’s GPS Never Fails A Guide to Family Prayer worth it. Check out 52 Sundays for I use GPS wherever I go, and it Continued amazing ideas on how to celebrate serves me well most of the time. Create a prayer space. Have fun Sunday as a day for faith and family. However, sometimes it leads me to a with this and include everyone’s in- Be Prepared for Challenges. Be- place that does not exist. Then there put! It can be as simple as a special ing a Catholic family who stays in are those times when I am about to table or chair or as large as a whole prayer will be challenging, but also turn, and the man inside my phone room or space dedicated to prayer. filled with joy and power, in many shouts out, “GPS signal lost!” or Include rosaries, bible(s), icons, art, ways, you’ll be going against the “Rerouting!” The problem is, when and special items, like patron culture. Prepare for this; be ready to the area is unfamiliar to me, I have statues and relics. Make it personal. fight for your faith and your family. no choice but to listen. I could try to It is a holy place where the family Guard your prayer time. Depend on get where I am going by simple can gather and meet God in a spe- God’s grace, the sacraments, Mass intuition or by pulling over to look at cial way. and his love for you. Seek out and a paper map, but I don’t trust my Family Rosary. The rosary is per- find community that shares your val- sense of direction. And I haven’t haps the single ues and your faith. Don’t be too hard bought a paper map in close to a most powerful and on yourself when you come against decade! easiest way to pray challenges. You’ve got this because Many people move through life as a family. The Jesus is Lord! without any direction. They find goal is quality not Stay Steeped in Scripture. If you themselves constantly rerouting and quantity. Parents want to help your wondering when they will ever get to want to lead their children into the family encounter a satisfying final destination. What mysteries and help them make a Jesus in your home, they need is a compass and a connection with God. There are then stay steeped in companion for the journey. Yet they many ways to pray the rosary. If you Scripture. One of have no idea how to get either. find it difficult getting through all five the best ways to Prayer can serve as a compass, decades, pray just one or two, or you know Jesus is through Scripture. and it connects us to a companion can change how many times you say Sharing Sacred Scripture in the fam- for the journey. Stewardship living is the Hail Mary. Allow your children to ily brings Jesus into the family and impossible without prayer. If we pick the mystery or story they want our life in powerful ways. Make read- count on our own will and believe we to pray with. Keep it simple and rich. ing the Bible normative in your can become fruitful without daily Allow them to use their imagination home. Use your Bible during family contact with the Divine, we can find and enter into the mystery—what prayer. Encourage family members ourselves looking for directions more does it look like, feel like or sound to read and reflect on Scripture indi- than moving toward a destination. like to them! Make it relevant to their vidually as well. Lectio Divina is a God, through prayer, will help us see life, and then increase the discipline traditional Catholic prayer method of all we have as a gift. God, through and practice as they get older. listening to scripture, meditating on prayer, will lead us away from Fasting. Have you ever fasted for it, using our imagination, praying, materialism and selfishness and your children? Your spouse? Fasting and allowing it to interact with our toward freedom and generosity. gives atomic power to prayer! Fast- lives so that we can encounter God Even when we fall to sin, the path ing is an incredible way to engage in and be changed. back is clearer. God’s GPS signal is prayer beyond the days the Church One of the best ways to know never really lost. asks us to fast. Fasting allows us to Jesus is through Scripture. give up something of ourselves on Taken from the Encountering the — Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS behalf of another person. The book Risen Christ, Conference Resource ©LPi God’s Chosen Fast, by Arthur Wallis Book 2019. might be a good place to get started on discovering the power of fasting. Keep Holy the Sabbath. We are a Please Note Sunday people and Prayer List Announcement Vocation Chalice part of rediscovering As in the past, at the end of January 5 The Hainley-Peavy our identity, as January we will begin a new prayer Family stated in the Foun- list. All of the names will be taken January 12 The Flinchum— dational Conviction off. If you would like your name or Sanford Family of Unleash the Gos- that of a loved one to remain on, pel, is to reclaim please call the parish office. Sunday as a day of the Lord and the Lord’s family. Go to Mass each week. It will take effort, a little plan- ning and commitment, but it’s totally Page 6 St. Valentine Heartline December 29 2019 Men’s Retreat Do fussy children belong in The Holy Family Get Away For A Weekend church? “‘Rise, take the child and his Men, sign up for our parish retreat If you have ever raced into the pew mother, flee to Egypt, and stay there at St. Paul’s Retreat Center on the after Mass has started, juggled a until I tell you.’” 725 kilometers. weekend of [Event Start Date – End crying child during the homily or That’s the distance on modern roads Date]. The retreat theme this year is settled spats during the from Bethlehem to Cairo. Assuming “Who do YOU say I AM?” With Consecration, you may feel that one covered 40km a day on foot — quiet surroundings, spacious fellow parishioners are judging you ambitious for two young parents and grounds, provocative talks, you’ll harshly. It may seem like church is their infant son — the journey would return refreshed, perhaps with a only suited to perfectly behaved and take well over two weeks. Of course, whole new outlook. Call John Danic pious families. Yet messy, wonderful the Holy Family didn’t have modern at 313-613-8331 or the Retreat families of God are critical to the roads. They would travel through Center at 313-286-2801. You can . wilderness, fear bandits, run low on also register online at Children are our future. Parents water, and cross the vast Sinai stpaulretreat.org. are the most influential teachers of Peninsula in a reverse of their faith and catechesis for their forefathers in Exodus. Here, in children. Children first learn about struggle and sacrifice, are the God’s love from their parents. That beginnings of the forging of the Holy makes you valued and important to Family. building up the Catholic Church. “Joseph rose and took the child Those occasionally scruffy, and his mother by night and sometimes noisy children you bring departed for Egypt. He stayed there into the church are our future. until the death of Herod.” Large The Church is for you. Jesus truly Jewish communities existed in most comes to us in the Eucharist at every major cities of the ancient Retrouvaille Mass. There is no better Mediterranean world, after the Helping marriages for 42 years nourishment for our souls than his collapse of their kingdoms chronicled 76% Success Rate Body and Blood. Come to Mass in the Old Testament, and Joseph Next Weekend: Jan 17-19, 2020 weekly and give children could likely find work as a carpenter. 800-470-2230 opportunities for his grace. Seek All the same, today’s Gospel HelpOurMarriage.org support in your family faith journey. reminds us that the first formational Rediscover your love It’s what the Church is meant to do. years of Jesus as a babe-in-arms were spent in a strange land. The members of the Holy Family were foreigners, outsiders, immigrants. The Word became flesh and dwelt Interested in among us. God took on our becoming a humanity. He is in solidarity with our Parishioner? own trials and difficulties. On the The Lord has brought feast of the Holy Family, we honor you here for a purpose. the special place of the family within society. We are invited, too, to recall Welcome! Thank you for Right to Life - being here. We invite you to be a those families who share in the member of our parish. Please fill out Lifespan struggles of the Holy Family in a this form and return it to the Parish Happy New Year particular way. We pray for Office or place it in the collection Right to Life—LIFESPAN wishes immigrants, asylum seekers, and basket during Mass. Once we get each of you a New Year filled with refugees. We pray for all parents this information, we will contact you. success, happiness and blessings. who sacrifice their own well-being and comfort so their children may have a better life. Name:______

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