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Holy Family
C H U RC H
1923 Fillmore St. • Davenport, IA 52804 • www.holyfamilydavenport.com
PARISH PASTORAL STAFF
Pastor ............................................. Rev. Robert Harness
Deacon ................................................... Joseph Rosenthal
Deacon .................................................................. Steve Barton
Lay Trustee ......................................................... Ken Colwell
Lay Trustee ................................................. Diane Stanger
Office Manager/Faith Formation Director
Roberta Pegorick ............................................ 322-0901
Email: [email protected]
Director of Religious Education
Diane Lannan ...................................................... 322-0901
Email: [email protected]
Youth Ministry
Rosa Almanza ....................................... 563-209-5130
Email: [email protected]
Parish Nurse
Katy Barrett............................................................. 322-0901
Email: [email protected]
All Saints Catholic School
Jeanne Von Feldt, Principal ............. 324-3205
Teddy Bear Club Preschool
Cassandra Collum, Director ............ 322-6648
CHURCH OFFICE
1315 West Pleasant Street
563-322-0901 2nd Line: 563-326-3836
Monday-Friday: 9:00 am-4:00 pm
After Hours Emergency: 563-322-0902
Parish Email: [email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekday Masses
Monday-Thursday ................................................ 7:15 am
Weekend Masses
Saturday ............................................................................ 4:30 pm
Sunday .................................................... 8:00 & 10:30 am
SACRAMENTS
Reconciliation
Saturday ........................................................... 3:00-4:00 pm
Eve of 1st Friday ................................... 3:00-3:45 pm
Baptism: Call the Church Office to arrange
for Instructions and to schedule.
Adoration
Thursday .................................................8:00am-5:50 pm
Ministry to the Homebound,
Hospitalized & Nursing Home Residents:
Call the Church Office to arrange visits.
February 17, 2019 • Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Blessed are they who hope in the Lord.
2 │ WELCOME TO HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
READINGS
For the Week of February 17, 2019
Sunday: Jer 17:5-8/
1 Cor 15:12, 16-20/
Lk 6:17, 20-26
Monday: Gn 4:1-15, 25/
Mk 8:11-13
Tuesday: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/
Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday: Gn 8:6-13, 20-22/
Mk 8:22-26
Thursday: Gn 9:1-13/
Mk 8:27-33
Friday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/
Mt 16:13-19
Saturday: Heb 11:1-7/
Mk 9:2-13
Next Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9,
12-13, 22-23/
1 Cor 15:45-49/
Lk 6:27-38
Liturgical Publications Inc
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
What an audience Jesus has in today's Gospel! "A great crowd of his disciples and a
large number of people from all over Judea and Jerusalem and the coastal region of
Tyre and Sidon." Disciples, pagans, and devout Jews gathered together to hear Jesus
speak in the Sermon on the Mount. All of these people had something in common. God
was someone to be bargained with, and if God liked you, you were rewarded with good
fortune. This Sunday, Jesus tells us a different story. "Woe to you who are rich, who are
filled now, who laugh, when all speak well of you. Blessed are you who are poor, you
who are now hungry, when people hate you and when they exclude you and insult you."
Jesus completely flips the script on what it means to be blessed by God. What he
proclaims as "woe" are states of life we often strive for, and "blessed" are the states we
work hard to avoid! Jesus is concerned with the kingdom of God and the world to come,
not the typical structures of power and privilege. The word "now" appears often in these
statements. Why? If you are well "now," that's beside the point. To be rich in this life
has no direct bearing on your immortal soul. If you're struggling "now," that's not an
indication that God has forgotten you or that—in light of eternity—you're worse off than
someone else. In fact, it could be an indicator that you're enduring something that will
bring you to a place of greater, eternal joy in the future. This Sunday, consider your
priorities. Who do we reject as not blessed, and thereby inflict woe upon ourselves?
When we encounter difficult situations in our own lives, do we see them as
opportunities to remember God and lean on His mercy and grace?
Liturgical Publications Inc©
HOLY FAMILY PARISH
MISSION STATEMENT
We, the people of Holy Family
Parish, strive to live the Gospel
of Jesus Christ through
education and celebration of
word, sacrament and service.
REST IN PEACE
Patrick DeVine
Timothy Lawlor
PLEASE PRAY FOR...
The brave young men and women
who serve our country in the military.
THANK YOU TO…
our advertisers who make our bulletin
and our directory available at no cost.
To Report Child Abuse: Notify the Iowa
Department of Human Services Child Abuse
Hotline at 800-362-2178 and if it involves
clergy or church personnel also notify Alicia
Owens, Victim Assistance Coordinator at
563-349-5002 or email [email protected] or
mail POB 232, Bettendorf, IA 52722-0004.
STEWARDSHIP
Giving of time, talent and treasure
in gratitude for all God’s gifts
Holy Family Weekly Budget Update
February 9-10, 2019
Envelopes (Weekly) ............. $16,180.50
Offertory (Loose) ........................ $322.50
Children ........................................ $10.00
Other ........................................... $445.00
(Holy Days, Generosity, Utilities, etc.)
Total Received ..................... $16,958.00
Thank you for your continued support!
*The envelopes and other gifts given by you, the
parishioners, are the major source of income for
Holy Family Church. Our budget goals are easy
to meet if everyone does their part!
Prayer Requests
We ask you to pray for:
Virginia Alger, Richard Bailey,
Samantha Barber, Kathy Bermel,
Stephanie Delleman, Daniel Dillon,
Theresa Fahrenkrug, Iona Fangmann,
Stephanie Gorsh, Bob Hammill, Aiden
Hassig, Owen Hink, Ryan Humphreys,
Miranda Johnson, Nancy Kelly, Kay
Lawson, Shirley Lehner, Tyler Long,
Ben Meyer, Katie Moore, Peter Nagy,
Ron Ochs, Molly B. Olson, Sally Reck,
William Reinart, Patty Richards,
Betty Roe, John Rubio,
Wayne Russell, Michelle
Scheper, Bob Sprosty,
Donna Turnmeyer
NEW INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
In light of the many recent weather related closings and delays, the Holy Family
Parish Council felt that new parish guidelines needed to be established.
• If All Saints Catholic School classes are cancelled due to weather, 7:15am Mass
is cancelled and the church office will be closed. All other parish activities during
the day and evening are also cancelled.
• If All Saints Catholic School classes are delayed with a 2-hour late start due to
weather, 7:15am Mass is cancelled and the church office will open 2 hours late.
All other parish activities during that time frame will be cancelled or delayed.
• If All Saints Catholic School classes are dismissed early due to weather, the
parish office will also close at that time. All other parish activities for the
remainder of the day and evening are also cancelled.
• Please note, these guidelines DO NOT apply to the Teddy Bear Club.
FEBRUARY 17, 2019 • SIXTH SUNDAY ON ORDINARY TIME │ 3
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC
SCHOOL CORNER:
DINE AT BUFFALO WILD WINGS—ASCS
will host a fundraising day on Monday,
February 18th, from 11:00am-11:30pm
at Buffalo Wild Wings, 4860 Utica Ridge
Road in Davenport. Just mention All
Saints and the school will receive 10%
of your total bill. Proceeds will be used
to help with the cost of the class trip to
Washington, D.C. later this year. For
more information, contact the school
office at 563-324-3205.
ASCS GALA—ASCS will hold their annual
Gala Fundraiser on Saturday, February
23rd, from 5:00pm-Midnight, at the
Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds Iowa
Building, 2815 West Locust Street in
Davenport. This year's theme will be
Boots, Chaps and Cowboy Hats and will
feature great food and music, raffles, a
wine pull, live and silent auctions, and
much more. To view a list of auction
items, visit www.ascsdav.org. Tickets
(per person) are $40 in advance or $50
at the door. For more information, to
donate an auction item, or to make your
reservations, call the school office at
563-324-3205. We hope you plan to
attend this major fundraiser for ASCS!
Social Action Corner
The next meeting of the Holy Family Social Action
Commission is Thursday, February 21st, at 6:30pm in the
parish office conference room. Everyone is welcome to
attend. You may want to work on a specific event, propose
a new ministry, inform us about social justice work you are
already doing or have questions about social action within
our parish. Whatever your motivation, please join us.
A representative from Quad Cities Interfaith will be there to
present information about their organization and its work locally.
2019 GUIDEBOOK DIRECTORY
• We are in the process of updating our annual Guide Book & Directory for Holy
Family. This book will contain everything pertinent to our church: the various
ministries, organizations, activities, and events, plus a complete directory of all
members. This book is provided and direct-mailed to each family at no cost to
the parish, and is again being subsidized by local businesses that advertise. Do
you own or manage a business or know of a business that could benefit from
advertising in our parish directory? Call the parish office at 322-0901 and we will
get you in touch with our representative from Guide Book Publishing for more
details! Recent survey results show that over 90% of families would rather
patronize a Guide Book & Directory advertiser over a non-advertiser. It “will pay”
to advertise in our new Guide Book & Directory.
• This is also your chance to update your family record with the parish. If you have
not already informed the office of an address change or a new phone number,
please let us know now so that the information in the Guidebook & Directory is
correct. Simply, call 322-0901 or send an email to [email protected]
with this information. This book helps us all to know more about our Church—the
who, what, where, when, why and how. Thank you!
TEDDY BEAR CLUB NEWS
Registration for the 2019-2020
preschool/daycare year will begin on
Thursday, February 28th, from 5:45-
7:00pm. Good beginnings are the best
preparation for the future. Our programs
have been designed to provide exciting
and appropriate learning experiences
for the 3, 4, and 5 year old child. We
also incorporate the “I Am Special” early
childhood religious education program
as well as "Conscious Discipline" into
our classroom. Questions? Call Director
Cassandra Collum at 563-322-6648.
-Holy Family Youth Group-
Everyone’s Welcome!
Are you in grades 5-12? Do you like
hanging out with friends? Do you want a
fun place to explore and grow your
Catholic faith? Then we are the place to
be on the second and fourth Sundays of
the month at 11:30am in the Holy
Family Youth Center. Join us in 2019!
Contact: Rosa Almanza @
[email protected] or (563)
209-5130
Feel free to call or text!�
CHURCH PICTORIAL DIRECTORY
If you had your picture taken for our 2019 pictorial directory, you may pick up your
copy downstairs in Enright Hall this weekend following any of the Masses.
CINDERELLA’S CELLAR RESALE SHOP—You can’t tell by the weather outside that
Spring is coming but it is coming to Cinderella’s Cellar Resale Shop with 50% off all
merchandise, excluding furniture, thru February 21st. The big $6.00/Bag Sale is
February 23rd, 25th and 26th. The shop will be closed February 27th thru March 1st.
It will reopen with all new fresh Spring merchandise on March 2nd. Be first in line at
230 West 35th Street in Davenport. Their hours are Monday-Tuesday-Thursday from
9:00am-4:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am-12:30pm.
ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL SPRING PLAY—Friday, March 1st, & Saturday, March
2nd, at 7:00pm and Sunday, March 3rd, at 2:00pm, Sunderbruch Auditorium, on the
AHS Campus in Davenport. Enjoy the Assumption Knights Players’ performance of
The Drowsy Chaperone. With the houselights down, a man in a chair appears on
stage, puts on his favorite record: the cast recording of the fictitious 1928 musical
The Drowsy Chaperone, and watches as the recording comes to life in his apartment.
The Drowsy Chaperone is a masterful meta-musical, featuring one show-stopping
song and dance number after another! General admission seating available at the
door. Reserved seating available at www.showtix4u.com. Tickets: $10/adults and
$8/students and seniors. Free to all students with their Assumption Activity Pass.
Grade school students must be accompanied by an adult. For information, contact
the AHS office at 563-326-5313.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED—The Clothing Center at Minnie's Maison, 1119 LeClaire
Street in Davenport, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks including baking,
cleaning, organizing donations, greeting and assisting clients, building upkeep,
landscaping, etc. Volunteers may serve for a one time project or on a regular basis.
The Clothing Center provides free clothing in a dignified and welcoming manner to
people in need of assistance. For more information about volunteering, contact Mary
Gillooly at [email protected] or at 563-362-0915.
FEBRUARY 17, 2019 • SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME │ 4
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Sunday, February 17
Fellowship Sunday—donuts, coffee, etc. after Masses.
9:00am—RCIA , Church Office
Children’s Liturgy at 10:30am Mass.
Monday, February 18
No ASCS classes today.
Tuesday, February 19
9:15am—Legion of Mary, Enright Hall
4:00pm—Prayer Shawl Ministry, Parish Office
6:00pm—Holy Hour, Church
Wednesday, February 20
8:00am—ASCS School Mass, Church
1:45pm—Brownies/Girl Scout Meeting, Enright Hall
6:00pm—Religious Education Classes, School
6:00pm—Bazaar Workshop Potluck Party, Enright Hall
7:00pm—Choir Practice, Church
Thursday, February 21
8:00am-5:50pm—Adoration, Church
6:30pm—Social Action Meeting, Parish Office
Friday, February 22
No 7:15am Mass today.
Saturday, February 23
10:00am-5:00pm—8th Grade Confirmation Retreat,
Saint Ambrose University, Davenport
3:00pm—Confessions, Church
ASCS Girl Scout Cookie Sales, after all weekend Masses,
Enright Hall
5:00-Midnight—ASCS Gala, Iowa Building @ Mississippi
Valley Fairgrounds, Davenport
Sunday, February 24
9:00am—RCIA , Church Office
11:30am—Youth Ministry, Youth Center
7:00pm—Rosary/Prayers, Church
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Providing coverage of diocesan, state, national, and
international news from a Catholic perspective.
—Cardinal Dolan combines humor, passion and faith
in visit to Davenport.
—Iowa Catholic Conference reports on latest action
in the Iowa Legislature.
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—Editorial: Love never fails.
MASS INTENTIONS
FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 18-24, 2019
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18
7:15 am Mildred Drummond †
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
7:15 am Barney & Beulah O’Neill †
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
7:15 am Mary Kay Rosenthal †
8:00 am Mary Phyllis Dengler †
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
7:15 am Spec. Int. Sprosty family
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
7:15 am No Mass today.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
4:30 pm Marian Shannon †
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
8:00 am The People of the Parish
10:30 am Pat McGrath †
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
FOR WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 23—24, 2019
ALTAR SERVERS
SATURDAY 4:30 pm Julio Rosas
Cecilia Booth
SUNDAY 8:00 am Caitlin Marley
Matthew Schlotfeldt
10:30 am Natalie Turner
Lauren Long
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
SATURDAY 4:30 pm John Stratman, Carol Jones,
Mary Stoughton, CUP*Deacon,
Dave Carstensen, Mary O’Day,
Roger Youngblut
SUNDAY 8:00 am Chris Heidgerken, Jacquie
Anderson, Angie Maxwell, CUP*
Deacon, Maribeth Green, Bev
Heidgerken, Joshua Maxwell
10:30 am Chris Barber, Megan Long, Jerry
Hatch, CUP*Deacon, Jim
Barber, Pat Hatch, Joe Hasson
LECTORS/CANTORS
SATURDAY 4:30 pm Tillie Savala/Dave Carstensen
SUNDAY 8:00 am Peg Beaudry/Brad Lemen
10:30 am Paul Roe/Chris Barber
USHERS
SATURDAY 4:30 pm John Schebler, Jerry
Kloppenborg
SUNDAY 8:00 am John Brandt, Bill Glowacki,
Kathy Kendall
10:30 am Amy Kersten, Todd Kersten,
Frank Solis
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THE PARISH!
To volunteer for any of the above ministries,
please call the parish office at 322-0901.
NEW CHAIRS IN ENRIGHT HALL—We have purchased new
chairs that will be more comfortable. These chairs cost
$21.50 each. If you would like to “buy” a chair or make a
contribution to support our efforts to spruce up Enright
Hall, we would appreciate your generosity.
MEAL FOR THOSE IN NEED—Holy Family will provide the
food for the evening meal on Tuesday, February 26th, at
the new Churches United Mealsite, Zion Lutheran Church,
at the corner of Marquette Street and West 5th Street in
Davenport. Sign-up sheets are at the doors of the church.
Contributions of food (or money to purchase food) as well
as volunteers to help serve are needed. Bring your food to
the ASCS School Cafeteria between 4:30-5:30pm that
day. Please help us feed the hungry in our community!
FEBRUARY 17, 2019 • SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME │ 5
BAZAAR WORKSHOP POTLUCK & PARTY
Wednesday, February 20th—6:00pm—Enright Hall
Please bring a dish to share—everything else will be provided. The annual Bazaar Workshop Potluck & Party is a
THANK YOU celebration for all who worked last year at Workshops and/or donated items to the Bazaar, AND for
those who would like to help this year. We’ll look at how we did last year and talk about what the future holds. If
you have any good ideas, suggestions, or projects, please bring them along. With the support of all Holy Family
parishioners, we hope to keep the Bazaar going. We welcome your input with hopes for the future. Come join us!
REGULAR BAZAAR WORKSHOPS will begin soon on Wednesdays—mornings from 9:00-11:00am and
evenings from 6:30-9:00pm. Just check the weekly church bulletin for our schedule. Whether you come once in
awhile or regularly, we welcome your help. Hope to see you there!
Thank you for all your hard work and your dedication to this long standing Holy Family tradition!
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The study begins Monday, March 11, 2019. Small groups will meet at 9:30am on Monday morning or 6:30pm on
Monday evening. Please call the office at 563-322-0901 to reserve your spot.
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HOLY FAMILY PARISH
8TH GRADE CONFIRMATION RETREAT
Your prayers of support are greatly appreciated as our eighth grade students prepare themselves for the Sacrament of
Confirmation and their upcoming Confirmation retreat on February 23rd at St. Ambrose University. We are asking for
words/notes of encouragement from the parish as these young people take a very important step in their faith
formation. Below is a list of our students. Completed notes may be turned into the parish office. If you have questions,
please contact Diane at 322-0901. Thank you!
Carlie Allen Jordan Allison Emily Bahns Rylee Bedford
Cecilia Booth Victoria Chase Mia Combs Joseph Christophersen
Evan Gluba Rayna Gottschalk Dominick Graham Samantha Herrera
Kevin Hoang Michael Kersten Luke Klostermann Tyler Long
Alina Maca Caitlin Marley Carley McClanahan Madison McDermott
Luke Mirr Serena Pham Mateo Ramirez Lindsey Schlotfeldt
Griffin Simpson Seth Soliz Roderick Tanamor Jackson Wohlers
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