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Holy Family Catholic Church, 4401 Highcrest Rd., Rockford, Illinois 61107 815-398-4280 | February 21, 2016 Holy Family Catholic Church, 4401 Highcrest Rd., Rockford, Illinois 61107 815-398-4280 | February 21, 2016 . FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR Holy Family Catholic Church · Rockford | 2 During Msgr. Barr’s absence, I will be handling the day to day operations at Holy Family. Please continue to If you are a first time parent—we ask that you keep Msgr. Barr in your prayers—as well as the staff attend our Baptismal Preparation Class prior to and myself during this transition. having your child baptized. Classes are held on the 1st Sunday of the month, immediately following Most of the events that had been scheduled are still the 12:30 PM Mass. going to take place. The Ashes to Easter talk of Msgr. Barr’s has, of course, been cancelled due to his ab- Pre-registration is required so we have enough sence. materials. First Communion, Confirmation and Graduation will still Please call Teresa at 815-398-4280 to register for be held on the dates originally planned. the class. We will also be having Be Reconciled, throughout the Diocese of Rockford on March 16 from 9 AM until 8 PM. If you have NOT been to confession in a year or more, I would encourage you to come on March 16. If you go to reconciliation on a regular basis, please come to one of our Lenten Confession times—but let those who have been away from this sacrament for some time be able to have the time they need. I would also ask you to encourage people you know who struggle with confession to come this special day. Pope Francis has given us this special Year of Mercy to remind all people of God’s love and mercy. We promise to be very kind and merciful with each penitent. This is a great time of people to relax in the Lord’s Mercy. This truly is a great sacrament. “Be not Afraid!” Enjoy it!! Closing out our Lenten Journey we will have the Paddy Joe’s Dinner Dance on March 19—please join us for Mass at 4:30 PM with the dinner and dance to follow. Reservations are required. This is a great time to cele- brate the blahs of winter and beginning of Holy Week. So relax and enjoy the fellowship of our parishioners. I pray that you have a Blessed Lent, Fr. Beauvais Be Reconciled Wednesday, March 16 9 AM—8 PM . 2nd Sunday in Lent · February 21, 2016 | 3 STEWARDSHIP - OUR GENEROUS GIVING Monday, February 29, Lenten Weekday 6:30 All Souls in Purgatory Holy Family- Stewardship of Treasure 8:30 Eugene Swytnyk February 14, 2016 Tuesday, March 1, Lenten Weekday 6:30 Julienne Radcliff Sunday Collection ................................................. $39,026.00 8:30 +Mary Roehrig Children’s Collection ....................................................... 10.00 +Hugh Doyle Ash Wednesday ......................................................... 5,468.00 Wednesday, March 2, Lenten Weekday 6:30 Increase in Vocations to the priesthood 8:30 Deceased members of the Scibona & Dye Our Children’s Giving Spirit and Talents Families Watching the Babies Thursday, March 3, Lenten Weekday Cleaning my room and doing my homework this week 6:30 In Thanksgiving Helping with the twins 8:30 Int. of the Jack Sheridan Family Talent: reading +Irene Bricco Play Friday, March 4, Lenten Weekday Play 6:30 All heavens children Open car doors for mom—help fold clothes 8:30 +Nick DeLeo Saturday, March 5, Lenten Weekday I helped my friend with her homework 8:30 Remembrance of Joseph Sisti I helped my mother with chores I helped my mom make soup 4:30 +Elisabeth Schmit Cleaned 3 rooms to help mama and papa +Marjorie Ingrassia Helping with the twins Sunday, March 6, 4th Sunday of Lent Cleaning dog poo 6:30 +Christopher Timko Watched Elijah today 8:00 +Walter Harezlak, Sr Talent: reading +Lillian Larson Talent: pray 9:30 +Ruth and Charlie Marinaro & +Al Maurici 11:00 Halsted Family Picking up after my dog 12:30 For the people of Holy Family Dusted down t.v. 6:00 Lisa D. Angileri Picked up toys for nana Doing leaning Do longrey Helping with babies Talent: pray Talent: pray for my mom and dad I helped my mommy with her cake orders I ceped my room clean Spelling corrections are not made on children’s envelopes . February 27 & 28 Extraordinary Lector Altar Server Greeter Minister of Holy Communion Ella Domingo Abigail Lauer (Cross ) Carol Dewall Robert Balzer Allison Lauer (Missal ) Mary Haas James Dale Matthew Priola (Candle ) Kathleen Wachowiak Jill Gleitz Saturday, George Fey (Candle ) Karen Zuzevich David Hawkinson 4:30 PM Peggy Lauer Ann Reno Christopher Seivert Robert Street Karen Lukow Lisa Marsili Sunday, Co Mirgain 6:30 AM Sandra Niggemann Donna Street John Kehoe Connor Duke (Cross ) Judith Greier Joseph Altenhoff Alexander Duke (Missal ) Bill Grzelak Bob Grzelak Sunday, Joseph Laisure (Candle ) Marilyn Paladino Bud Harezlak 8:00 AM Michael Way (Candle ) Bob Mclaughlin (sub req.) Robert Tetzloff Paula Mckenzie Brion Sawyer (Cross ) Virgil Grunkemeyer Raymond Brodeski Nathan Montalbano Gil Schimmoler Sharon Brodeski (Missal ) Kathy Schimmoler Mary Garganera Sunday, Isaac Stewart (Candle ) John Spitzer Sophia Himmel 9:30 AM Joseph Cyrs (Candle ) David Leezer Phyllis Tomblin NOT FILLED Joanne Woods Joshua Christy (Cross ) Christine Cooper Terry Bomkamp Joseph Mroz (Missal ) Mark Cooper Marcos Paraggua Sunday, Austin Lombardi (Candle ) Vivian Do Randy Peters 11:00 AM Brooke Lombardi (Candle ) Kevin Retzke David Said Carl Stohlquist Corinne Sosso Gabriel Campos (Cross ) Judy Johnson Daniel Brady Alexia Vant (Missal ) NOT FILLED Mary Jane Corirossi Sunday, Kevin Clemens (Candle ) Judy Johnson 12:30 PM Cole Licklider (Candle ) (sub Bernadette Kur- req.) zawski Patrick Jr Rosen- Matthew Macias (Cross ) Betty Dansdill Sunday, berg Beniamin Twardowski Richard Sherman 6:00 PM (Missal ) Aida Soto NOT FILLED . Holy Family Catholic Church · Rockford | 6 Mother and Son Bowling!! Join us on Sunday, February 28—1:30 to 2:30 PM Cherry Bowl $6/person includes: 1 hour of bowling Shoes and ball Strike and spare prizes $1 pizza slices This is a pre-paid reservation event. Please complete 4:30 pm (Saturday masses) - 2 each for odd form and return by 2/22/16 - Attn: Morayma “Mother and and even months Son Event” Checks payable to Holy Family H&S 6:30 am (Sunday mass) - 1 for even months 12:30 pm (Sunday masses) - 2 for even and 1 Name ________________________________________ for odd months Phone ________________________________________ Please email John at We would like to bowl with: [email protected] _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ This event is sponsored by HF Home and School. Questions? Call Morayma at 815-979-7558 or email [email protected] Easter Lilies to decorate the church The Ladies Auxiliary will be selling Easter lilies to decorate the Church for Easter Sunday. They will be selling them after each Mass the week end of Feb 27 and Feb 28 for $12.00 each. Cash or check welcome. If paying by Have you registered your child for school yet? check make it out to Holy Family Ladies Aux. We are currently taking registrations for Pre—K through 8th and put lily in the memo. Please help make grade. our church a beautiful place for our Risen Please call Julie at 815-398-5331 to start the registration pro- Christ. cess OR stop at the school. Pray with your little ones Venerable Fulton J. Sheen: We live in a Dear Jesus, thank you for loving us and protecting us “throw away” civilization. Now there like a mother hen protects her chicks. I want to take are thrown-away cells, throw-away my place under the shelter of your wing. Amen. tissue and throw-away fetuses, creating the greater problem of a moral pollution. The assault on life is all the Minutes from Mom more demonic because it so often operates in the darkness of the womb. As long as there are no witnesses Here we are at the 2nd Sunday of Lent. How are except willing cooperators, it claims that moral immunity things going? Do you still have the notes up of other crimes that are done in the dead of night. If reminding you of your Lenten promise? If not re- defects are a basis for the destruction of life, it is well to write them and begin again. Forgiveness and mercy be remembered that for the first three centuries, is the beauty of our Lord Jesus. He knows we can do Christians were “defective” in the eyes of the Roman law it we just need time to figure it out for ourselves. I’m & the Jews had “defective traits” in the eyes of Hitler. We still praying for your success. must also be careful if we give to mothers the right to destroy a child because it may have “defective traits,” MOMS (Ministry of Moms Support) that someday a child may claim the right to destroy the Join us Wednesday March 2 from 9:30 to 11:00am in mother because she has the “defective trait” of poverty the St. Mary’s Room. We will have a Lenten morning or senility. (http://tinyurl.com/zsp4zz6) of reflection. Working on a speaker to come and talk with us. If time allows we can make the indoor “As I write, I’m warm & dry with a blizzard swirling around my residence as the news reports about stations of the cross. We’ll have light food and 85,000,000 people affected by the 2016 blizzard. On drinks, this being lent. Please RSVP no later than January 22, thousands of dedicated pro-life activists February 29. Child care will be provided. braved the snow in D.C. to mark the 43rd anniversary of Roe v.
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