Holy Family Catholic Church October 27, 2019
“O God, be merciful to me a sinner.” I tell you, the latter went home justified, not the former; for whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted. Mass & Minister Schedule 10/28, Monday Sts. Simon and Jude Lectors* and Eucharistic Ministers 7:30 a.m. Scott Gerkitz All Saints Day 10/31 @ 7:00 p.m. Terry McCleary* (both) 10/29, Tuesday 11/1 @ 7:00 p.m. Mark Duttlinger* and Nathan Newman 7:30 a.m. + Donald Tamborini by Holy Name Society All Souls Day 11/2 @ 8:00 a.m. Deena Pavinato* and Frances Crew 10/30, Wednesday Bl. Benvenuta Bojani 11/2 @ 9:00 a.m. Lector Needed* and Shelly Breidenbach 7:30 a.m. Living and Deceased Members of the Piecha Weekend of 11/2 & 11/3 and Rigazio Families 4:00 p.m. Nicholas Pearse* (both) 8:00 a.m. Ken Ficek* John Crew
10/31, Thursday 11:00 a.m. Johnathon Hackney* (both) 8:00 am5:00 pmAdoration Closed Ushers 7:00 p.m. + Geneva Picatto ** Ushers who are present at the Masses for All Saints Day and All Souls Day are asked to volunteer to help take up the 11/1, Friday All Saints Day collection. Thank you! 9:15 a.m. + Antonino Polizzi by Rosemary Parola 7:00 p.m. + Adolph “Poonie” Peterlin Weekend of 11/2 & 11/3 4:00 p.m. J. Heider, D. Daley, J. Ebner 11/2, Saturday All Souls Day 8:00 a.m. J. Ernat, M. Pikula, M. Benjamin
8:00 a.m. + For the Souls of Purgatory 11:00 a.m. J. Gillio, B. Towne, C. Granata 9:00 a.m. + Diana and Alexandra Mueller Altar Servers 4:00 p.m. + Bob Jasper 10/28, Monday 7:30 a.m. Aidan Mullane, Kaedin Bond 11/3, Sunday 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time 10/29, Tuesday 8:00 a.m. + For the Parish 7:30 a.m. Andrea Brandner, Lenee McCoy 11:00 a.m. + Scott Kroll by his family 10/30, Wednesday 7:30 a.m. Carson and Chase Riva 10/31, Thursday Very Reverend Gary Blake, Pastor (Vicar of LaSalle Vicariate) 7:00 p.m. TBD Parish Secretary: Jennifer Newman 11/1, Friday Holy Family Church 9:15 a.m. School Mass 311 N. Woodland Avenue 7:00 p.m. TBD Oglesby, IL 61348 11/2, Saturday ~ Tel: (815) 8838233 ~ Fax: (815) 8838771 ~ 8:00 & 9:00 a.m. TBD Website: holyfamilyparishoglesby.com 4:00 p.m. Nicholas Pearse, Brianna & Alejandro Vela 11/3, Sunday 8:00 a.m. Brendan, Claire & Maggie Boudreau Kids Corner 11:00 a.m. Gwen & Rowan Tomsha, Addison & Aubrey Duttlinger, Josie Lynch Sharing the Gospel: If you have ever thought that you were better than somebody else, you are not alone. Even grownups think that way sometimes. The truth is, you really are not better than anyone else. You sin. You make mistakes, just like other people do. No matter how big or how small you think your mistakes are, they still make God angry. Instead of looking down on other people, remember your own mistakes. Ask God to forgive you.
ACROSS 2. Another word for high priest. 4. The Gospel is from the Gospel according to ______. 5. The opposite of honest. DOWN 1. Today is the ______Sunday in Ordinary Time. 3. To raise to a higher level: “and the one who humbles himself will be ______”. Area News & Happenings Adoration: Due to the upcoming Holy Day schedule, Holy Day Mass Schedules adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will not be available this All Saints Day Thursday, October 31st. October 31st @ 7:00 p.m. R Vigil Mass Attention Homebound Ministers: Our next date for visits is November 1st @ 9:15 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Saturday, November 2nd. The following ministers are All Souls Day scheduled and should meet at the church at 10:00 a.m.Nplease note the time change is due to the Masses for All Souls Day: November 2nd @ 8:00 a.m. & 9:00 a.m. Group #1: Mary Schorn Group #2: Lana Peterlin Mass Count: Per the Bishop’s request, we will be taking an Group #3: Pat Beck attendance count this weekend. The ushers will dismiss you Group #4: Carol Strack from your pews at communion time. Group #5: Ron & Mary Burdon Apple Strudel: Frank Strell has generously made the parish a Turkey Dinner: The Utica Knights of Columbus will be limited quantity of homemade apple strudels. This perfect Fall hosting their annual Turkey Dinner on Saturday, November treat comes come frozen, and includes baking instructions. 9th. Proceeds from the event go to support our area They sell for $6/each. Stop by the parish office to purchase! seminarians. Serving that night will be from 4:007:00 p.m. Altar & Rosary: Join us for our November meeting! It will Carryouts will also be available by calling (815) 6674745. be held on Thursday, November 7th at 6:30 p.m. in the Oglesby The dinner includes: turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, Knights of Columbus Hall. dressing, cranberries, dinner rolls, dessert and drink. ** Reminder to Confirmation students: a volunteer signup, Holy Hour for Vocations: Fr. Gary Blake invites and due this Wednesday, was sent home from school and CCD. encourages all parishioners to take part in our monthly Holy This event can be used towards your church service hours. Hours for Vocations. They are held on the first Monday of each month. Our November Holy Hour will be on the 4th, Divine Mercy Chaplet: Recitation of the Divine Mercy beginning at 7:00 p.m. Come and pray for vocations to the Chaplet will be offered at Holy Family next Sunday, November priesthood and religious life! 3rd at 3:00 p.m. Time for confession will be available, as well as, anointing of the sick. Program Offered on Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen: In November, the Catholic Church remembers in a special way Men’s Retreat: KnowingaboutJesus is part of our faith the saints who have journeyed from this life to Heaven. In development; coming toknowJesus leads to spiritual depth and June, after three years of litigation, the Peoria Diocese transformation. Scripture, silence and prayer are key to welcomed home with joy the remains of Venerable Archbishop meeting Jesus heart to heart. Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House Fulton Sheen and his cause for sainthood continues. There is in Barrington is offering a Men’s Weekend Retreat December so much to know about this beloved servant of the Church. 6th8th. Led by retreat masters Mary McKeon and Fr. Michael Katherine Bogner will be the featured speaker at a special Sparough, SJ, this retreat is about your personal response to the Sacred Heart Altar Society program on Wednesday, November question Jesus asks His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” 6th at 6:30 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Granville. For more information and to register online, visit Katie, who blogs at looktohimandberadiant.com, is a Catholic www.JesuitRetreat.org. educator that has been greatly inspired by Archbishop Sheen. In her program entitled, “Walking in the Footsteps of Fulton It’s Time to Fall Back: Daylight Savings Sheen,” Katie will share some of the biographical aspects of Time ends next Sunday, November 3rd, at his life, updates on his Cause for Canonization, and will then 2:00 a.m. Don’t forget to set your clocks back focus on attributes that we can model as we follow his example one hour! of holiness. All are welcome to attend. Refreshments will Finance Corner follow her presentation. 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These Sunday: Sirach 35:1214, 1618; Psalm 34:23, 1718, 19, 23 people have seen his miracles; no doubt some of them have [7a]; 2 Timothy 4:68, 1618; Luke 18:914 personally benefited from his healing power. They have been Monday: Ephesians 2:1922; Psalm 19:23, 45 [5a]; Luke delighted by what they have seen, and they want more. After 6:1216 fifteen miles or so, they are going to call out for wonders: Tuesday: Romans 8:1825; Psalm 126:1b2ab, 2cd3, 45, 6 “Please bring salvation!” M “Reveal your victory!” But before [3a]; Luke 13:1821 they have even gone one mile, they are faced with the Wednesday: Romans 8:2630; Psalm 13:45, 6 [6a]; Luke possibility of a striking miracle: Bartimaeus wants Jesus to 13:2230 restore his sight. Whereupon a lot of these people who want Thursday: Romans 8:31b39; Psalm 109:2122, 2627, 3031 more miracles, try to prevent a miracle! By some perverse [26b]; Luke 13:3135 instinct, they tell Bartimaeus to be quiet. Do they suppose Friday: Revelation 7:24, 914; Psalm 24:1bc2, 34ab, 56 Bartimaeus is beyond Jesus’ power to heal? Do they begrudge [cf. 6]; 1 John 3:13; Matthew 5:112a Jesus’ generosity? Do they have their own plan for what the Saturday: Wisdom 3:19; Psalm 23:13a, 3b4, 5, 6 [1]; day is to bring, so that they are unwilling to let a small miracle Romans 5:511 or Romans 6:39; John 6:3740 delay the uphill journey to Jerusalem where a great victory is imminent? Jesus makes them bring Bartimaeus to him, and All Saints Day: All Saints’ Day is a holy day of obligation makes him able to see M physically, but also spiritually, because celebrated every November 1st. It is dedicated to the Jesus’ approach has evoked faith. Bartimaeus uses his new recognized saints of the Church and all those who have made it found sight to follow Jesus on The Way M his Way of the Cross. into heaven. In addition to attending Mass, we honor the saints One way to examine our conscience is to ask where we fit into by emulating their lives, by striving to become examples of this event. Do we suppose that some person M or some situation holy, meritorious people, just as they were. M is beyond Jesus’ power, so that we do not bother to pray for physical or spiritual healing? Are we reluctant to make space in All Souls Day: On this day, we particularly ask for the repose our parish or congregation for those we view as “sinners”, of their souls and the intercession of the saints to usher them fearing they will be hard work, because we don’t think Jesus into heaven in accord with the promises of Christ. can do much for them M or don’t like the idea that he may want to do so through us and our what should be patient care? When Daily Prayer for the Holy Souls we have the chance to help someone grow morally and Immortal God, holy Lord, Father and Protector of all You have spiritually, do we hold back because of laziness, or fear M or created, we raise our hearts to You today for those who have because it secretly pleases us to remain better than they are? If passed out of this mortal life. so, we begrudge Jesus’ generosity. Do we guard our own plans In Your loving mercy, Father of all, be pleased to receive them for the day, or for the next hour, so jealously that we refuse to in Your heavenly company, and forgive the failings and faults let some small need or some small kindness derail us? If we do adjust our plans, do we do so with a bad grace? Are we eager to they may have done from human frailty. bring people to Jesus, or do we have to be pushed into doing so? Your only Son, Christ, our Savior, suffered so cruelly that In all such matters, we need tact and prudence, and M especially He might deliver them from the second death. By his merits M the Holy Spirit’s personal guidance as he gives us the right may they share in the glory of His victory over sin and death. instincts for what to guard and what to give up, for what to say and what to leave unsaid, for when to pray and when to realize For all the faithful who have died we pray, but in particular for that God’s Wisdom is not going to give us the particular good those dear to us, parents, relatives and friends. Nor do we we are asking for. But we need to ask ourselves regularly forget all who did good to us while on earth, who helped us by whether we have been insensitive to the Holy Spirit’s their prayers, sacrifice and example. We pray also for any who promptings and have needed the Holy Spirit to give us a push. may have done us harm, and stand in special need of Your Or do we occupy Bartimaeus’ place in the event? Do we need forgiveness. Jesus to heal us? If so, do we ask him for mercy? Certainly, Jesus can always evoke greater faith, stronger spiritual sight! May the merits and prayers of our Virgin Mother, Mary, and Bartimaeus saw the need to follow Jesus to Jerusalem, where those of all the Angels and Saints, speak for us and assist them Jesus was to bring salvation and reveal M indeed, enact M God’s now. This we ask in Christ’s name. Amen. victory over hatred and cruelty, over Satan and death. As we move from hearing the Gospel reading to celebrating the Holy St. Michael the Archangel defend us in battle. Eucharist, we are called to “follow Jesus to Jerusalem” and Be our protection against the wickedness and witness his Sacrifice. The Consecration of the Eucharist brings snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we home to us Jesus’ giving of his Body and Blood on the Cross, humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the and charges us to imitate what we celebrate, to live sacrificially. Heavenly HostNby the Divine Power of We are asked to see what Bartimaeus saw, the need to enter into GodNthrust into hell, satan and all the evil Jesus’ Sacrifice. And we who are nourished by his Body and spirits, who prowl throughout the world Blood may be filled with the Holy Spirit, who can push, or seeking the ruin of souls. prompt, or M most often M gently accompany us on The Way. Readings for the week of October 27, 2019 Reflection for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus leaves Jericho with his disciples and a crowd. These Sunday: Sirach 35:1214, 1618; Psalm 34:23, 1718, 19, 23 people have seen his miracles; no doubt some of them have [7a]; 2 Timothy 4:68, 1618; Luke 18:914 personally benefited from his healing power. They have been Monday: Ephesians 2:1922; Psalm 19:23, 45 [5a]; Luke delighted by what they have seen, and they want more. After 6:1216 fifteen miles or so, they are going to call out for wonders: Tuesday: Romans 8:1825; Psalm 126:1b2ab, 2cd3, 45, 6 “Please bring salvation!” M “Reveal your victory!” But before [3a]; Luke 13:1821 they have even gone one mile, they are faced with the Wednesday: Romans 8:2630; Psalm 13:45, 6 [6a]; Luke possibility of a striking miracle: Bartimaeus wants Jesus to 13:2230 restore his sight. Whereupon a lot of these people who want Thursday: Romans 8:31b39; Psalm 109:2122, 2627, 3031 more miracles, try to prevent a miracle! By some perverse [26b]; Luke 13:3135 instinct, they tell Bartimaeus to be quiet. Do they suppose Friday: Revelation 7:24, 914; Psalm 24:1bc2, 34ab, 56 Bartimaeus is beyond Jesus’ power to heal? Do they begrudge [cf. 6]; 1 John 3:13; Matthew 5:112a Jesus’ generosity? Do they have their own plan for what the Saturday: Wisdom 3:19; Psalm 23:13a, 3b4, 5, 6 [1]; day is to bring, so that they are unwilling to let a small miracle Romans 5:511 or Romans 6:39; John 6:3740 delay the uphill journey to Jerusalem where a great victory is imminent? Jesus makes them bring Bartimaeus to him, and All Saints Day: All Saints’ Day is a holy day of obligation makes him able to see M physically, but also spiritually, because celebrated every November 1st. It is dedicated to the Jesus’ approach has evoked faith. Bartimaeus uses his new recognized saints of the Church and all those who have made it found sight to follow Jesus on The Way M his Way of the Cross. into heaven. In addition to attending Mass, we honor the saints One way to examine our conscience is to ask where we fit into by emulating their lives, by striving to become examples of this event. Do we suppose that some person M or some situation holy, meritorious people, just as they were. M is beyond Jesus’ power, so that we do not bother to pray for physical or spiritual healing? Are we reluctant to make space in All Souls Day: On this day, we particularly ask for the repose our parish or congregation for those we view as “sinners”, of their souls and the intercession of the saints to usher them fearing they will be hard work, because we don’t think Jesus into heaven in accord with the promises of Christ. can do much for them M or don’t like the idea that he may want to do so through us and our what should be patient care? When Daily Prayer for the Holy Souls we have the chance to help someone grow morally and Immortal God, holy Lord, Father and Protector of all You have spiritually, do we hold back because of laziness, or fear M or created, we raise our hearts to You today for those who have because it secretly pleases us to remain better than they are? If passed out of this mortal life. so, we begrudge Jesus’ generosity. Do we guard our own plans In Your loving mercy, Father of all, be pleased to receive them for the day, or for the next hour, so jealously that we refuse to in Your heavenly company, and forgive the failings and faults let some small need or some small kindness derail us? If we do adjust our plans, do we do so with a bad grace? Are we eager to they may have done from human frailty. bring people to Jesus, or do we have to be pushed into doing so? Your only Son, Christ, our Savior, suffered so cruelly that In all such matters, we need tact and prudence, and M especially He might deliver them from the second death. By his merits M the Holy Spirit’s personal guidance as he gives us the right may they share in the glory of His victory over sin and death. instincts for what to guard and what to give up, for what to say and what to leave unsaid, for when to pray and when to realize For all the faithful who have died we pray, but in particular for that God’s Wisdom is not going to give us the particular good those dear to us, parents, relatives and friends. Nor do we we are asking for. But we need to ask ourselves regularly forget all who did good to us while on earth, who helped us by whether we have been insensitive to the Holy Spirit’s their prayers, sacrifice and example. We pray also for any who promptings and have needed the Holy Spirit to give us a push. may have done us harm, and stand in special need of Your Or do we occupy Bartimaeus’ place in the event? Do we need forgiveness. Jesus to heal us? If so, do we ask him for mercy? Certainly, Jesus can always evoke greater faith, stronger spiritual sight! May the merits and prayers of our Virgin Mother, Mary, and Bartimaeus saw the need to follow Jesus to Jerusalem, where those of all the Angels and Saints, speak for us and assist them Jesus was to bring salvation and reveal M indeed, enact M God’s now. This we ask in Christ’s name. Amen. victory over hatred and cruelty, over Satan and death. As we move from hearing the Gospel reading to celebrating the Holy St. Michael the Archangel defend us in battle. Eucharist, we are called to “follow Jesus to Jerusalem” and Be our protection against the wickedness and witness his Sacrifice. The Consecration of the Eucharist brings snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we home to us Jesus’ giving of his Body and Blood on the Cross, humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the and charges us to imitate what we celebrate, to live sacrificially. Heavenly HostNby the Divine Power of We are asked to see what Bartimaeus saw, the need to enter into GodNthrust into hell, satan and all the evil Jesus’ Sacrifice. And we who are nourished by his Body and spirits, who prowl throughout the world Blood may be filled with the Holy Spirit, who can push, or seeking the ruin of souls. prompt, or M most often M gently accompany us on The Way. Donald J. Shields Jill M. Shields 815.883.8321 Parishioners 213 East Walnut St.
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