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Bishop Offers Masses to Remember ... and to Seek Forgiveness ISSN: 0029-7739 $ 1.00 per copy THE OBSERVER Official Newspaper of the Catholic Diocese of Rockford Volume 83 | No. 45 http://observer.rockforddiocese.org FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2018 Bishop Offers Masses to Remember ROCKFORD— On All Souls Day, Nov. 2, Bishop Da- vid Malloy celebrated Mass at Calvary Cemetery west of Rockford for the souls in purgatory, including more than 250 people listed in the program who were buried at Cal- vary in the year since All Souls Day in 2017. The bishop spoke of how God is “eternally good (and) completely perfect,” and only those who are perfect in love can be in His presence. He noted that “our prayers, ƽ in purgatory most forgotten for who knows how many years, by God’s design these prayers somehow assist in [P He called it “a deeper sense of calm, because I know even if I am not now perfectly ready for the entrance to \[ [[!" is sadness to remember those we’ve lost, but it is a consola- tion in the real hope for them and for each one of us ... “In my own heart, this gives (Observer photo/Amanda Hudson) me so much hope about being Deacon Thomas McKenna (left) assists Bishop David Malloy at the All Souls Day Mass, Nov. 2, in the Calvary Cem- Extra with Christ forever.” etery Mausoleum. The diocesan cemetery is west of Rockford on U.S. Rte. 20. Look for a photo feature for digital sub- scribers in The Observer Online. ... and to Seek Forgiveness EAST DUBUQUE—Bishop David Malloy said the [#- ford Diocese parishes Nov. 5 at St. Mary Parish here. In doing so he joined his brother bishops in the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in dedicating themselves O[[P ask for prayers that will open an outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon all the bishops. The week of peninitential activties precedes the Nov. 12-14 USSCB meeting in Baltimore where the bishops [ themselves accountable for their response to clergy sex abuse allegations in their dioceses. Although the 2002 “Charter for the Protection of Chil- dren and Young People” imposed standards that led to the O%[ excluded themselves from the landmark child protection measures,” according to recent newspaper reports. Assisting Bishop Malloy at the Mass on Nov. 5 were Fa- ther Dean Smith, pastor of the East Dubuque parish, and Father Howard Barch, pastor of St. Mary in Byron and co- (Observer photo/Tony Carton) ordinator of Prison Minisry for the Diocese of Rockford. In offering 7 a.m. Mass on Nov. 5 at St. Mary Parish in East Dubuque, Bishop David Malloy joins his brother bishops Deacon Tony Keppler and altar servers John Herding and in dedicating himself to seven days of “intensified prayer and sacrifice.” Tom Francois also joined the bishop for the Mass. This Issue Quick News Inside Bishop Malloy ....................... 2 DAC to Close 10-Year Bridge between Evangelization Headliners ............................... 3 Diocesan ....................... 4, 6, 20 Nov. 12 Continents Celebrated Grandparents Around the Diocese ...... 7-11 In Observance of Nigerian native Tina Omeke (left), have a special Seasoned Observer ........... 12 Veterans’ Day on board member and health director for role in the family Forever Family .................... 13 Nov. 11, the Diocesan ImaBridge Africa, smiles with Christine when it comes Nation/World ............... 14-15 Administration Carrington, board president. Both to spreading the Our Catholic View ....... 16-17 Center will be closed are parishioners at St. Patrick Parish, faith. For the Record ............. 18-19 on Nov. 12. McHenry. Forever Family, Media/Arts ............................ 19 page 3 page 16 2 | FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2018 | The Observer The Truth of Our Faith and the Four Last Things ach November we and who will one day be united to confession where our sins were The Observer (ISSN 0029- conclude the current Christ in heaven, but for now are forgiven, and every poor person 7739), is published weekly, [ liturgical year before [ that we helped. the Diocese of Rockford, Ebeginning the Season of [ The practice of our faith Advent and our preparation for At this time of year nature itself means that we will not stand !"#$%&''* Christmas. reminds us of death. The leaves alone before God. Rather, we +./'1455648: During these last weeks the &[ will stand with the Church and /'14556&** BY BISHOP Church reminds us of what are brown. 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