Parish Staff Parochial Administrator Deacons Rev. Matthew M. Bergschneider, J.C.L. Dick Mulcahey

Steve Pulkrabek

Parish Secretary Religious Ed Coordinator Judy Johnson Terry Polizzi

Sacrament of Baptism Please call the Parish Office to set up an appointment for

Baptism Preparation Class.

Sacrament of Marriage To schedule a wedding, please call the Parish Office at least six

(6) months prior to your proposed date of marriage. No final wedding date can be guaranteed by phone and couples must

meet with the Pastor and participate in the assessment and

instructional process.

Weekend Mass Schedule June-August September-May

Saturday at 4:30PM St. Mary St. Patrick

Sunday at 8:00AM St. Mary St. Mary Sunday at 10:00AM St. Patrick ————— Sunday at 10:30AM ————— St. Mary

Confession Schedules Sunday 7:30AM St. Mary

Music Liturgy Coordinator

Heather Schneider ...............................815/248-4171

Organists Sheila Janisch .......................................815/248-4315 Mary Louise Wegner .............................815/248-4494

Sue Welstead ........................................815/248-2545 St Anne’s Council of Catholic Women

Lydia Johnson .......................................815/248-3519 Ministers to the Homebound Ginny Kussner.......................................815/248-4541

St. Vincent DePaul ..................................815/275-5354 Annamae Mulcahey ..............................815/248-2776 Welcome Committee

Tina Riley ...........................................815/248-4022 Prayer Tree

Mary Borgmann ....................................815/865-5555

Margie Flynn .........................................815/865-5430 Bulletin Deadline ........................... Monday at 12:00PM

Parish Center Office ............................. 815/248-2490 Monday-Thursday ......... 7:30-11:30AM; 12:00-4:00PM Friday ..................................................7:30AM-12:30PM

If you are visiting with us today, we welcome you! Let us know if

you have any questions about our parish or the Catholic faith.

SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

JANUARY 18, 2015

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FROM THE PARISH OFFICE

>>DEACON STEVE PULKRABEK TO FACILITATE CLASS

this Sunday, January 18th, from 9-10AM at St. Mary Church

Hall. He will be reviewing “The First Series of Catholicism” by

Fr. Robert Barone. Refreshments will be served.

>>TEEN SPEAK 2015 CONFERENCE will be held on Satur-

day, January 31st, at the Crowne Plaza O’Hare Hotel in Rose-

mont. The theme of this year’s conference is “Pro-Life Knowl-

edge Is Power”, with guest speaker Linda Couri who will share

her amazing personal story. Prior to a dramatic conversion,

Linda worked as a social worker for Planned Parenthood-our

country’s largest abortion chain. With her unique perspective

as a former insider, Linda will examine the values and motiva-

tions of those who call themselves “pro-choice” and explain

how pro-life teens can best address this often hostile audi-

ence. Go to generationsforlife.org for more information.

>>LENTEN BIBLE STUDY SIGN UP will be held next week-

end at all Masses. Sign up cards are to be return by Monday,

February 2nd. You may also sign up online at the parish web-

site.

>>POINSETTIAS are available for anyone who would like to

take plants home. In the near future we will be preparing the

sanctuary area for Candelmas Day, so the plants will need to

be removed. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE PLASTIC SAUCERS.

>>2015 CATHOLIC CALENDARS

The 2015 Catholic Extension Calendars, sponsored by

McCorkle Funeral Home, are in the basket on the table in the

vestibule. Please feel free to pick up your copy.

>>“A CALL TO JOY”

Copies of the book, “A Call To Joy” by Matthew Kelly are avail-

able to all parishioners. Please feel free to bring a copy to

other family members and friends. We have received very

good response from those who have read the book.

>>GROCERY DELIVERY TO SHUT-INS

The Durand Ecumenical Council spearheads the Grocery Deliv-

ery to Shut-ins Program. Volunteer drivers are needed to

spend a couple of hours on Wednesday morning picking up

the bags of groceries from Pacemaker, delivering them to sen-

iors, receiving payment for the items & returning the payment

to the store. Volunteers are called on to help only 2-3 times a

year. If you can help please contact Renee Shambeau at

815/289-6215. Please note the corrected phone number.

MARCH FOR LIFE

~~MARCH FOR LIFE CHICAGO to be held Sunday, January

18th, at 2PM, beginning at the Federal Plaza, 50 W. Adams

and march to the State of Illinois Building, 100 W. Randolph.

For more information visit http:/illinoisrighttolife.org/march-for

-life-Chicago.

~~HOUR OF MERCY: Prayer Service for Healing the Wounds of

Abortion on Sunday, January 18th, 3-4:00PM, at St. Bridget

Catholic Church, 600 Clifford Ave., Loves Park, IL. Includes

Divine Mercy Chaplet, Stations of the Cross for Victims of Abor-

tion & reception. Questions– contact Shirley Poole at

Shirley.poole@comcast.net.

BE PART OF THE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT

IN YOUR HOME

You can make a difference in the cause of life. Whether it is

abortion, contraception, the elderly, the handicapped, immi-

grants, assisted suicide or the other causes that disrespect

life, an action by you can make a difference. Our parish Re-

spect Life Ministry is forming an email tree by which you can

do this. A complete explanation of the program will be in-

serted next week and sign up cards will be provided January

31st/February 1st. Let’s get involved!!

“GIVE US THIS DAY”

A limited number of sample copies of “Give Us This Day”, cour-

tesy of Liturgical Press, are available at the entrance to both

churches. This new monthly publication (Feb. 1st-28th) was

created to help sustain your personal prayer practices with

daily prayer for Morning and Evening, prayers and readings for

Mass each day, along with a reflection on the Scriptures and a

daily profile of a saintly witness. If you would like more info

about this publication please visit www.giveusthisday.org.

‘SOUPER’ BOWL SUNDAY

On Saturday & Sunday, January 31st/February 1st, be-

fore and after all Masses the 8th grade Confirmation stu-

dents will be collecting non-perishable foods and mone-

tary donations to benefit our parish’s St. Vincent de Paul

Society’s Food Pantry. We are joining other Rockford par-

ishes as well as the nation in an attempt to ‘feed the hun-

gry’ on Super Bowl Sunday with our own version of a Sou-

per Bowl tailgate party. Please bring non-perishable food

items to the Mass you attend that weekend. Monetary

donations will also be accepted. We need your help to

feed the hungry in our own neighborhood. With your food

donations please keep in mind that February is a tough

time for people who are faced with either paying the heat-

ing bill or eating. According to feedamerica.org, “one in

six Americans (one in four children) live in food insecure

households.” If you can help, please do so. Bear in mind

that there is a healthier way to give. Instead of donating

calorie-dense and nutrient-shy foods, try such items as

canned fruit in natural juices, canned vegetables, whole

grain cereals, oatmeal, dried fruit, cans of tuna, peanut

butter, pasta or long grain rice. Show your support by

placing your donation in the ’soup pot’ for your favorite

NFL team to win the Super Bowl or SVdP. All food and

money collected will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul

food pantry!

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PARISH PRAYER TREE

Our Parish Prayer Tree offers a network of support and prayers not only for our parish, but for the community at large. Requests may be called to Mary Borgmann at

815/865-5555 or Margie Flynn at 815/865-5430. Please remember our homebound parishioners and those currently in Medina Manor Center, along with Joann Ahmer, Cynthia Armour, Anthony Baccelli, Carolotta Baylor, Gay Lou Beling, Terry Brogan, Dave Brown, Emmett Callahan, Tim Collins, Claire Converse, Agnes Cooke, Kevin Davis, Eddie Devore, Fred Devore, Ilene Diepenbrock, Ralph & Lynn Dulyea, Kathie & Ted Dutkiewicz, Diane Fabris, Sheamus Fay, Maria Guehlsdorf, Frank Guentert, Rylan Hanson, Jennifer Hicks, Kurt Janisch, Tony & Dee Jason, Al Jose, Bill Kibble, Ruth & Carolyn Kneip, Irvin & Dolores Kowalski, Jack Krajewski, Eileen Krug, Rose & Bill Landers, Ed & Joanne Litke, Keith & Laurie Ludolph, Roy & Dan Mauer, Ruby & Jesse Mercer, Marge Morris, Lil Mowris, Anthony Neuzil, Barb Neuzil, Glen Nosbisch, Holgier Oksnevad, Kelli Palmer, Sandy Pauley, Jozie Pobjecky, Vi Preisco, Marianne Reier, Theresa Risser, Jimmy Rogers, John Rosellini, Louis & Margaret Rotilla, Jack Sala, Loretta Sanders, Gwen Schill, Jean Smith, Dennis Shippy, Laurie Slocum, Len & Carolyn Sparaco, Michelle Swearingen, Bob Trocke, Marion Vencill, Summer Victor, Kim Walsh, Laurie Walsh, Steve Walsh, David & Laura Welter, Jim Wenger, Bella, Riley Grace, & Zachary Williams, Agnes Kramar, and Cindy Miller- sister of Sandy Gassman. +Please remember those going through tests & treatments and include their families and caregivers. Remember our servicemen and women currently serving, and include Nic Blum, Karl Ciecko, Will Francis, Lucas Graves, Dean Harris, Rev. Bob Keener, Landon Ketchum, Zeth Willard, and Charlie Wojcik.

If you or your loved one no longer needs our prayers please

let us know so we can keep our Prayer List current. Please

call the parish office at 815/248-2490, with any changes.

We appreciate your help.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES

CLASSES WILL BE HELD JANUARY 18th,

AND RESUME FEBRUARY 1ST.

KN-12 9-10:15AM Preschool 10:30AM

PARENTS: REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR CHILD’S FOLDER

FOR IMPORTANT & TIMELY INFORMATION. In January and February the students will be learning about the “Celebration

of the Christian Mystery” (sacraments) during RE classes.

⊕ The Catechist & Aide meeting will be held this Sunday, January 18th, after the 10:30AM Mass. Lunch will be served.

COMING IN FEBRUARY

Training for new Altar Servers will be held in February. Those who have already signed up should continue to work on their prayers as they will be reviewed in January. It is not to late if anyone in 5th grade and older is interested to sign up. Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, to receive a packet.

Souper Bowl Sunday will be held January 31st/February 1st. See the related article on page 2.

Boy Scout Sunday is February 8th. Boy Scouts who participate at Mass on February 7th/8th, will receive a Scout Sunday patch from their Pack or Troop. If your son is a Boy Scout and would like to participate in the weekend Masses, please call Terry Polizzi at 815/248-2490, to let us know.

Confirmation Student and Sponsor Retreat will be held on Sunday, February 8th. The retreat begins with the 10:30AM Mass at St. Mary Church and concludes at 2PM. Students are still expected to attend Religious Education class.

ST. ANNE’S CCW UPDATES

→ ST. ANNE’S DUES PAYMENT of $10.00 is due February 9th. Please see the inserted “Who Are

We?” letter & use the attached envelope to return your payment to the parish office. Please remember to write your name on the front of the envelope on the line pro-vided. All registered women of the parish are members of St. Anne’s CCW.

→ MEDINA MANOR PARTY is scheduled for this coming Tues-day, January 20th. Donations of small gifts (unwrapped) for both men and women, would be appreciated. If you would like to donate gifts but are unable to attend the party, contributions may be left on the porch at the Parish Center, no later than 12noon on January 21st.

SUNDAYS IN ORDINARY TIME

This week the Church calendar returned to Ordinary Time. When most of us hear the word ordinary we immediately think common, routine, or normal. However, the Church reminds us that this new season we enter is anything but normal. We have just finished celebrating the Incarnation. In the face of such love (God becoming one with us), in the face of such an initiative on God’s part, nothing can ever be normal or the

same again!

The term Ordinary Time comes from the Latin root ordinals meaning counted. This reminds us that our time—our days, our months and our years—are counted or ordered. But what are they ordered around? To answer that, just look at what we have finished honoring in the seasons of Advent and Christmas: Christ coming into the world to establish the kingdom of God; Christ coming into the world to save us through his death and Resurrection; Christ coming into the world so that through his death he might be raised up to the glory of God, seated at God’s right hand, to come again at the end of time so that God’s kingdom might be completely and eternally established. This is what time is ordered around! This is what time is counted toward!—Christ’s promised return in Glory as King of all creation. This is what we are called to remember, acknowledge, and celebrate during Ordinary Time. We do this most fully when we gather around the table of our Lord and celebrate the Eucharist. For here we eat the Bread of Life and drink the Cup of Salvation, “until he comes in glory” (Memorial Acclamation).

The annual WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN

UNITY begins this Sunday, January 18, and continues through Sunday, January 25. Let us join other Christian churches in our area this week as we remember the 2015 theme Jesus said to her,

“Give Me A Drink.” (John 4:7)

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Saturday, Jan. 17

4:30PM (SP) +Ted Hill Sunday, Jan. 18—Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM (SM) +Loretto & Augusto Azul 10:30AM (SM) People of the Parish

Monday, Jan. 19 7:30AM (SM) Communion Service

Tuesday, Jan. 20—Sts. Fabian & Sebastian

7:30AM(SM) +In Thanksgiving

Wednesday, Jan. 21—St. Agnes

7:30AM(SM) +Elwood Kramar Thursday, Jan. 22

7:30AM(SM) +Ellen McDonald

Friday, Jan. 23—Sts. Vincent & Marianne Cope

7:30AM(SM) +Jim Patterson

Saturday, Jan. 24

4:30PM (SP) +Hedy Simmer Sunday, Jan. 25—Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00AM (SM) People of the Parish 10:30AM (SM) +Ed & Ann Meyers +Mary Beth Pandolfo

(SM) =St. Mary-Durand

(SP) =St. Patrick-Irish Grove

MEMORIAL CANDLE INTENTIONS

Lighting candles is an ancient practice that we continue to honor today. A lit candle signifies the hope we have in our hearts and the prayers we are offering for a particular intention. In our parish we have two special ways of burning candles for the sake of prayer. Seven day candles burn before the Tabernacle and the Icon of St. Mary in St. Mary Church. They are available to be lighted for your intention & burn for one week. While we do ask for a donation of $10.00, cost should not be a prohibiting factor. Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, to schedule.

TABERNACLE CANDLE Jan. 18th-Jan. 24th +Kaitlyn Miller Jan. 25th-Jan. 31st +Kaitlyn Miller

MARY ICON

Floral memorials dedicating the two bouquets on either side of the Tabernacle at St. Mary Church are available for loved ones—living and deceased or for special inten-tions such as holidays, anniversaries or other special events. A donation of $15 per vase will help to offset the cost of these flowers and enable you to have a beautiful floral tribute for one week. Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, to schedule. Jan. 18th-Jan. 24th +Ted Hill

FLORAL MEMORIALS

PLEASE PRAY

Your prayers are asked for the repose of the soul of Don Brown, who died January 7, 2015. May God grant him Eternal Rest and let his Perpetual

Light shine upon him forever. Amen.

MINISTRY SCHEDULES

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Dick Mulcahey

Jan. 25 8:00AM Steve Pulkrabek

Jan. 25 10:30AM Lorraine Sutherland

LECTORS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Bill Flynn

Jan. 25 8:00AM Bernie Walsh

Jan. 25 10:30AM Kathy Lenhardt

USHERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM John & Nancy Lund

Jan. 25 8:00AM Jim Schneider, Bob Nielsen

Jan. 25 10:30AM Angie Clark, Wayne Plasmier

ALTAR SERVERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Abby & Sara Moore

Jan. 25 8:00AM J. Miller, M. McPeek

Jan. 25 10:30AM E. Clark, M. Robertson

COLLECTION COUNTERS

Jan. 25 Larry & Rosemary Pelter

Fran Waller, Denise Starnes

LAST WEEK’S COLLECTION TOTALS

2014 2015

Sunday Envelopes:……$5392.00…………$6029.50

Sunday Offertory:………..$246.63.………….$360.00

Student Stewardship:……..$3.00………………….$.00

Building maintenance:…………………………….$72.00

Fuel:………………………………………………………$25.00

Financial statements for 2014 for parish and diocesan

contributions will be mailed to you UPON REQUEST ONLY.

Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, for this

statement which will be available after January 20, 2015.

Please consider giving a generous gift to the National Appeal for the programs of the Universal Catholic Church that operate within the borders of the United States. Use the special collection envelope you received in the mail for your contribution and put it in the regular collection or return to the parish office by February 9, 2015. Thank you for your generosity.

JANUARY 18, 2015 • Page 4a JANUARY 18, 2015 • Page 4b

Saturday, Jan. 17

4:30PM (SP) +Ted Hill Sunday, Jan. 18—Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM (SM) +Loretto & Augusto Azul 10:30AM (SM) People of the Parish

Monday, Jan. 19 7:30AM (SM) Communion Service

Tuesday, Jan. 20—Sts. Fabian & Sebastian

7:30AM(SM) +In Thanksgiving

Wednesday, Jan. 21—St. Agnes

7:30AM(SM) +Elwood Kramar Thursday, Jan. 22

7:30AM(SM) +Ellen McDonald

Friday, Jan. 23—Sts. Vincent & Marianne Cope

7:30AM(SM) +Jim Patterson

Saturday, Jan. 24

4:30PM (SP) +Hedy Simmer Sunday, Jan. 25—Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00AM (SM) People of the Parish 10:30AM (SM) +Ed & Ann Meyers +Mary Beth Pandolfo

(SM) =St. Mary-Durand

(SP) =St. Patrick-Irish Grove

MEMORIAL CANDLE INTENTIONS

Lighting candles is an ancient practice that we continue to honor today. A lit candle signifies the hope we have in our hearts and the prayers we are offering for a particular intention. In our parish we have two special ways of burning candles for the sake of prayer. Seven day candles burn before the Tabernacle and the Icon of St. Mary in St. Mary Church. They are available to be lighted for your intention & burn for one week. While we do ask for a donation of $10.00, cost should not be a prohibiting factor. Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, to schedule.

TABERNACLE CANDLE Jan. 18th-Jan. 24th +Kaitlyn Miller Jan. 25th-Jan. 31st +Kaitlyn Miller

MARY ICON

Floral memorials dedicating the two bouquets on either side of the Tabernacle at St. Mary Church are available for loved ones—living and deceased or for special inten-tions such as holidays, anniversaries or other special events. A donation of $15 per vase will help to offset the cost of these flowers and enable you to have a beautiful floral tribute for one week. Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, to schedule. Jan. 18th-Jan. 24th +Ted Hill

FLORAL MEMORIALS

PLEASE PRAY

Your prayers are asked for the repose of the soul of Don Brown, who died January 7, 2015. May God grant him Eternal Rest and let his Perpetual

Light shine upon him forever. Amen.

MINISTRY SCHEDULES

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Dick Mulcahey

Jan. 25 8:00AM Steve Pulkrabek

Jan. 25 10:30AM Lorraine Sutherland

LECTORS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Bill Flynn

Jan. 25 8:00AM Bernie Walsh

Jan. 25 10:30AM Kathy Lenhardt

USHERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM John & Nancy Lund

Jan. 25 8:00AM Jim Schneider, Bob Nielsen

Jan. 25 10:30AM Angie Clark, Wayne Plasmier

ALTAR SERVERS

Jan. 24 4:30PM Abby & Sara Moore

Jan. 25 8:00AM J. Miller, M. McPeek

Jan. 25 10:30AM E. Clark, M. Robertson

COLLECTION COUNTERS

Jan. 25 Larry & Rosemary Pelter

Fran Waller, Denise Starnes

LAST WEEK’S COLLECTION TOTALS

2014 2015

Sunday Envelopes:……$5392.00…………$6029.50

Sunday Offertory:………..$246.63.………….$360.00

Student Stewardship:……..$3.00………………….$.00

Building maintenance:…………………………….$72.00

Fuel:………………………………………………………$25.00

Financial statements for 2014 for parish and diocesan

contributions will be mailed to you UPON REQUEST ONLY.

Please call the parish office at 815/248-2490, for this

statement which will be available after January 20, 2015.

Please consider giving a generous gift to the National Appeal for the programs of the Universal Catholic Church that operate within the borders of the United States. Use the special collection envelope you received in the mail for your contribution and put it in the regular collection or return to the parish office by February 9, 2015. Thank you for your generosity.

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