SACRAMENTS and SCHEDULE "God's Not Dead!” How Parish Life Will Stay Alive at St

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SACRAMENTS AND SCHEDULE "God's Not Dead!” How parish life will stay alive at St. Al's

As things are changing daily with respect to COVID19, Fr. Tom and the staff in the parish office are making every at- tempt to keep our church family informed. In addition to the following information, updates are continuously being posted on our website (www.stalbg.org) and Facebook page. Parish Staff will be available from 10:00 am M 3:00 pm, Monday M Friday. The door to the parish office is locked. Please ring the bell for access. Food Pantry will remain open from 10:00 am M 12:00 noon and again from 1:00 pm M 3:00 pm. Please ring the bell for service. The church will be opened with access only through the narthex for individual, private prayer. Please keep your distance from others by at least 6 feet. If it looks like there are more than 10 people in the church, please come back at a different time. Hours the church is open: Monday Friday from 6:30am M 3:30pm Saturday from 4:00 M 7:00 pm Sunday from 8:00 am M 1:00 pm Daily Masses will be published on our website and on Facebook at 7:30 am Mon Sat, and Weekend Mass will be posted by 5:30 pm Saturday evening. Confessions will be available Monday M Friday from 8:00 am M 8:30 am Saturday from 4:00 pm M 5:00 pm and Sunday from 10 am M 11 am Day of Grace will remain as scheduled on April 8 from 8:00 am M 8:00 pm with Benediction at 7:50 pm. Anointing of the Sick and reception of Holy Communion are available for serious need. Please contact Fr Tom at (419) 3524195 or (419)8064738. The following sacramental celebrations may go forward with participation limited to necessary participants and immediate family. Family members who are sick or vulnerable should not attend. If the necessary participants are sick or vulnerable, they should consider delaying the celebration except as noted below: Baptisms: Necessary participants are the one to be baptized, the parents and the Godparents. If the one to be baptized is in danger of death, the baptism should proceed immediately with all precautions. Call Father Tom at (419) 3524195 (parish office) or (419) 8064738 (Rectory after hours). Weddings: May proceed as scheduled with the bridal party and immediate families in attendance. Otherwise, the couple should consider delaying the wedding. Funerals: May proceed with the immediate family in attendance. Please consider the option of cremation and delaying funeral and burial until normalcy is restored. And, remember, as circumstances in our world are rapidly changing, all of this could change too. Thank you for your patience and understanding. St. Aloysius, Pray for us!

The Domestic Church Jean Bargiel

March 29, 2020 Take a few moments of silence to transition from the busyness of your home to the sacredness of the Mass. According to the Second Vatican Council’s Dog- matic Constitution on the Church: “The family is, Listen attentively to the Sacred Scriptures as they are so to speak, the domestic church.” (Lumen Genti- proclaimed. um#11) This means that it is in the context of the Fully participate by standing kneeling, sitting and re- family that we first learn who God is and to sponding according to the rubrics of the Mass. prayerfully seek His will for us. (USCCB.org). At Communion time, pray to make a Spiritual Com- Over the next few weeks, I’ll be offering some munion (see page 4 in blue section for the words to a thoughts on ways to build your “domestic church” Spiritual Communion). through a life of prayer that can help all the members of your family in this time of separation from our usual faith routines. Jesus is present to us in many ways throughout our days. It is helpful to remind ourselves that Christ is Prayer to Most Holy Mary present in the community and in His Living Word, By Saint Aloysius Gonzaga as well as in Holy Eucharist. Those are ways that we can experience His presence, even when we can’t’ gather at the church building for Mass and O Holy Mary, receive Christ’s Precious Body and Blood. My Mistress, The Domestic Church refers to the most basic unit Into thy blessed trust and special keeping, of Christian community M the family whether by Into the bosom of thy tender mercy, birth or by choice M large or small M the family is the building block of the Church. We may not cur- This day, every day of my life, rently be able to gather with our larger community, And at the hour of my death, but we can gather our own small community and share Christ present among us. I commend my soul and body; To thee I entrust all my hopes If you are a household of one M reach out to a friend by phone or electronics and know that you, And consolations, too, are gathered in His name. All my trials and miseries, Fr. Tom continues to pray the Mass daily. He My life and the end of my life, prays for the people of St. Aloysius parish at each That through thy most holy intercession Mass. I invite you to be intentional about your participation with him. Decide when you will partici- And thy merits, pate in the Mass. Decide that on Sunday morning All my actions may be ordered at 10 M or whenever works best for you M you will come together as a family and “go to Mass”. and disposed According to thy will Get dressed as you normally would for Mass. Keeping this routine is especially helpful for children. And that of thy divine Son. Amen Make sure that everyone can see the TV or computer screen Turn off and put away all other electronic devices and other distractions.

PǗ 2 | SǤ. AǜǟǩǣǙǥǣ CǑǤǘǟǜǙǓ MǑǢǓǘ 29, 2020 Father Tom On the Eucharist

Over the past week, I have received many suggestions about ways in which to distribute Holy Communion during this time without the Mass being celebrated publicly. I certainly understand the hunger for the Bread of Life. After all, it is the center of our faith because it is Jesus Christ Himself! I remember being escorted by a woman across the prison yard at Warren Correctional. As we neared the point at which we would separate, she whispered to me, as if it was a confession, that the Eucharist was the only reason she was Catholic. She was gone before I could reply, “Me, too!” It is the only reason to be Catholic! Be- PǑǢǙǣǘ SǤǑǖǖ cause the Eucharist is Jesus Christ. I became a priest because of this conviction Rev. Tom McQuillen, Pastor and the desire to always remain close to Christ, present under the appearance Deacon Phil Avina of bread and wine. Deacon Jim Cavera, Senior Status Though I still offer the Sacrifice of the Mass for the parish and all those suffer- Deacon Ray Llanas, Senior Status ing through this pandemic, it is with great pain that I am no longer able to offer Denise Foos, Business Manager Holy Communion to others. I know the many who made daily reception of Jean Bargiel, Formation Director Holy Communion an integral part of their lives. I am aware of the hundreds Brian Bryant, Director of Music and Liturgy who had Holy Communion as the highlight of their weekly spiritual routine. Mike Ginnetti, Pastoral Associate And of course, the dozens of homebound and nursing home residents who Janilyn Dennis, RCIA Director looked forward to the minister of Holy Communion arriving at their doors to Julie Kisor, Administrative Assistant bring Christ to them. Laurie Hoyos, Morning Secretary Beth Cook, Afternoon Secretary But now, due to the threat of the virus called COVID19, all this had to stop. I Janilyn Dennis, Afternoon Secretary cannot risk the possibility that I or other ministers of Holy Communion may be the source of transmitting this illness while distributing the Body of Christ. PǑǢǙǣǘ OǖǖǙǓǕ Certainly, in serious situations such as danger of death, hospitalization, or sur- gery, I will bring Christ in the sacraments to those who need Him, taking all 150 S. Enterprise St. the precautions advised by the Health Department. P.O. Box 485 Bowling Green, OH 43402 One of the early terms used for the celebration of the Eucharist was ‘Sacred Phone: 419.352.4195 Synaxis.’ This phrase can be translated as ‘Holy Assembly.’ A vital part of the Fax: 419.353.7865 Eucharist was always the gathering of the people those who had been called Email: [email protected] out (ecclesia) to gather as one body. As we are currently fasting from this gath- Monday Friday: 9 am5 pm ering, maybe it is appropriate that we fast from the Eucharist. In the missions, most of the parish would only have access to the Eucharist once a month, due PǑǢǙǣǘ WǕǒǣǙǤǕ to distance and the shortage of priests. www.stalbg.org Those who will point to how others (usually our Protestant brothers and sis- SǓǘǟǟǜ OǖǖǙǓǕ ters) are distributing communion, I must remind all of us of the great difference in belief about Holy Communion. As Catholics, we believe that the bread Andrea Puhl, Principal and wine have truly become the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ M in Stephanie Rath, Administrative Assistant other words M the Eucharist is the true presence of the person of Jesus Christ, Brandy Rogers, Morning Receptionist the Son of God. This is why we genuflect before Him and burn incense in His 148 S. Enterprise St. P.O. Box 485 presence M things which should only be reserved to God. This change in the Bowling Green, OH 43402 bread and wine is called transubstantiation. After the change takes place, there Phone: 419.352.8614 is no going back. Fax: 419.352.4738 Protestants have widely varying beliefs about Holy Communion. Some believe PǑǢǙǣǘ LǕǑǔǕǢǣ that bread and wine are only symbolic like a wedding ring a symbol of the spouse, but not the spouse. Others hold a position called consubstantiation CYO Athletics: which holds that the bread and wine exist alongside the Body and Blood of Finance Council: John Gorski Liturgical Ministries: Brian Bryant Maintenance Committee: Steve Benner Parish Development: Greg Robinette Pastoral Council: Bruce Loprete School Council: Jen Lewis St. Aloysius Food Pantry: Jenny Swope

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Christ when it is received during a service. But after the assembly has dispersed, the bread and The Sunday Mass broadcast nationally on EWTN at 8 a.m. and wine goes back to being just bread and wine. The noon. difference in beliefs are most clearly seen when we consider what is done with the leftovers. In one Buckeye Cable Channels 179 and 592. Spectrum Channel 385. institution, I celebrated Mass after a Protestant Sunday Mass is Broadcast on local station WNWOTV, Channel 24 communion service. There in the waste bin were at 6:30 a.m. all the plastic communion cups with grape juice still in many of them. This is unthinkable for Cath- Buckeye Cable Channels 10/624. Spectrum Channel 12. olics! We do not throw the Precious Body and Sunday Mass is Broadcast on local station WTVGTV2, Channel Blood of Christ into the trash bin. We consume all 13.2 at 8:30 a.m., Buckeye Cable Channels 5/605 of it! We take care not to spill a drop or drop a crumb. And what we do not consume, we keep for Sunday Mass is Broadcast 6:00 a.m. on Detroit’s WKBKTV taking to the homebound and the sick. Channel 2. For these reasons, all the options proposed for dis- The radio broadcast of the Sunday Mass is aired at 8:00 a.m. on tributing Holy Communion during this time M after WNOC 89.7 FM Annunciation Radio. Including 88.1 WHRQ individual confessions to having a drivethru M just Sandusky, 89.9 WRRO Bryan, 89.5 WFOT Mansfield, 90.9 WSHB Willard. do not seem respectful of the sacredness which the Eucharist is. For as the Body and Blood of Christ, He is best received within the sacred assembly, the Body of Christ. So unless some other directive comes from the Bishop, for the time being, I regret that so many will have to continue this fast. Please make the spiritual communion provided in the next column in blue at the bottom of this page, and keep praying for the health and safety of all in the parish. Father Tom Spiritual Communion Because we can not be present for Mass and Eucharist, say the following at the time of Communion: Please pray for all of the sick and infirm of our parish, especially: Robin French and MaryAnn Winslow. My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. Prayers have also been requested for: John Dick- erd, father of Colleen Schroeder; Paul Eckert, hus- I love you above all things, band of Rita Eckert, Betty Marchal, mother of and I desire to receive you in my soul. Joyce Aumiller Since I cannot at this moment Please pray for all those who have died, receive you sacramentally, Especially; Charlie French may they rest in His peace. Come at least spiritually Into my heart. I embrace you as if you were Already there and unite myself Wholly to you. Never permit me to be Separated from you. Amen

PǗ 4 | SǤ. AǜǟǩǣǙǥǣ CǑǤǘǟǜǙǓ MǑǢǓǘ 29, 2020 Prayer for people who are infected with Wɗɨ Sɞɒɘɐɛ Dɘɢɣɐɝɒɘɝɖ COVID19 or facing quarantine. This is the rationale for social distancing and/or quarantines. His- tory tells us from the 1918 flu epidemic, Philadelphia did not do Jesus, during Your ministry on Earth You showed this quick enough and because of this, the hospital/medical sys- Your power and caring by healing people of all ages tem was severely overburdened, resulting in many more people and stations of life from physical, mental, and perishing. St. Louis did, and the results were less severe. See the diagram below. spiritual ailments. Be present now to people who As the first cases of the 1918 flu were reported in Philadelphia in Sept. need Your loving touch because of COVID19. May 1918, authorities played down the they feel Your power of healing through the care of significance and allowed public gath- erings to continue. Closures in Phila- doctors and nurses. delphia were only enacted once the virus had spread. The first cases in St. Louis were reported in early Take away the fear, anxiety, and feelings of isolation October, with measures to contain the spread enacted two days later. from people receiving treatment or under quarantine. This resulted in a slower spread and Social distancing lower mortality rate. Give them a sense of purpose in pursuing health and interventions first enacted, Oct 3 protecting others from exposure to the disease. Protect their families and friends and bring peace to First case in St. Louis, Oct. 5.Social distancing interventions enacted, Oct 7 all who love them. First case Philadelphia In Philadelphia Sept. 17 Prayer for people at higher risk of Saint Louis developing the disease. Dear Lord, we lift to You our concern for people who are more likely than others to become severely ill from COVID19 N the elderly and people with chronic health conditions. Protect them from harm and be their comfort in this time of uncertainty. Remember to call a Prayer for medical professionals, friend or loved one caregivers, researchers, and leaders responsible for decisions about fighting the who you know is alone.. new coronavirus. Father, we seek Your wisdom daily. Be with people Tɗɐɝɚ Yɞɤ making decisions that affect the lives and futures of our families, communities, countries, and the wider Thank you to all service professionals especially police world. Inspire and invigorate people developing officers, fire department personnel including EMS and better tests to diagnose the virus, vaccines to prevent Rescue, for your countless hours in the field. it, and protocols and communication to eliminate the disease’s spread. May truth and empathy be the Thank you to all medical professionals including nurses, touchstones of people setting policies for our doctors, technicians and Support staff, for your long hours protection of care and healing of our most vulnerable. Thank you to all of the personnel at the Health Departments who are working tirelessly to keep us all informed and therefore safe and healthy. Thank you to all who have reached out to others for help or to pick up groceries or to just talk. Thank you to all who have a word of encouragement for anyone who needed to be uplifted. We are sending prayers for your safety and good health and our undying gratitude! Thank You!!

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Daily Readings From USCCB.org

Sunday, March 29 Fifth Sunday of Lent Ezekiel 37:1214, Romans 8:811, John 11:45 Monday, March 30 Monday, March 30 Leonardo Herrera Daniel 13:19, 1517, 1930, 3362, John 8:111 Tuesday, March 31 Tuesday, March 31 Father Raymond Sheperd Numbers 21:49, John 8:2130 Wednesday, April 1 Wednesday, April 1 Bill and Joan Brandt & Family Daniel 3:1420, 9192, 95; John 8:3142 Thursday, April 2 Thursday, April 2 Catherine Shivelbein Genesis 17:39; John 8:5159 Friday, April 3 Voso, Hoke & Lab Families Friday, April 3 Saturday, April 4 Jeremiah 20:1013; John 10:3142 Marilyn Gottschalk Saturday, April 4 Sunday, April 5 Ezekiel 37:2128; John 11:4556 For the Parish Sunday, April 5 Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion Matthew 21:111; Philippians 2:611; Mɐɢɢ Iɝɣɔɝɣɘɞɝɢ Uɟɓɐɣɔ ɕɡɞɜ Fɡ. Tɞɜ Matthew 26: 1427,66 or 27:1154 The Church has the longstanding tradition of offering the Mass for a particular intention. Usually the person request- ing the intention makes a contribution towards the work of the Church. Since this contribution is monetary and since the love of money is the root of all evil, strict rules govern the collection and use of this money. Cɞɝɣɡɘɑɤɣɘɞɝɢ All Mass intentions must be honored. With the changes in the Mass schedule, I am not doing as many Masses as be- A very practical way of supporting the parish at this fore. So, all Mass intentions scheduled for Sunday Masses time will be continuing to make your monetary contri- will be deferred to either a later time when the crisis has butions to St. Al’s, as you are able.With Masses can- passed, or they will be offered on a weekday. celed, there will be no weekend collections, but the parish and school will still be incurring expenses: The Sunday Mass intention will be ‘For the Parish.’ Please Utilities, salaries, insurance, cleaning supplies, food note that this intention is for everyone M Catholic and non for the Food Pantry, etc. Catholic, living and deceased! If you had scheduled a par- Contributions can be made online via WeShare on the ticular Mass intention for a Sunday Mass or a School Mass St. Al’s website: www.stalbg.org Please call the Par- and would like us to reschedule when we resume a normal ish Office (4193524195) if you would like assis- schedule, please contact the parish office (419) 3524195. tance in setting up the automatic payments on WeShare. Lɘɕɔ ΁ Jɤɢɣɘɒɔ Cɞɜɜɘɣɣɔɔ Additionally, contribution envelopes can be mailed to Week 5: Living aLaudato SíLent the parish: The pope’s encyclical letter Laudato St. Aloysius Church Sìcalls us to care for God’s creation. P.O. Box 485 Each week of Lent the Life and Justice committee is 150 S. Enterprise St. providing a threepart action plan around an environmental Bowling Green, OH 43402 theme. These actions involve learning more about the top- Again, your regular contributions will be of great help ic, changing our attitude and behaviors, and donating time or talents to local organizations that work for the care of to the parish. However, please allow us to emphasize creation. the “as you are able” qualifier.We obviously understand that economic disruptions may impact your abil- Go to the Laudato Sì page on the parish websitefor ways ity to contribute as you do normally. to explore and strengthen our understanding ofAnimal Habitats. Thanks again for your generosity!

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