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MASSES: SUNDAY MASSES DAILY MASSES HOLY DAY MASSES 5:00 PM Saturday 7:30 AM 7:30 AM and 9:00 AM 8:00 AM Sunday 9:00 AM (Fridays) (during school year only) and 9:30 AM Sunday (Spanish) (during school year) 7:00 PM on the Eve of the Holy Day 11:00 AM Sunday THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: Saturday from 4:00 to 4:30PM, or by appointment. COMMUNION CALLS: We wish everyone to receive the Sacraments at least once a month. Those, who be-cause of illness or older age, are unable to attend Mass for a month should receive the Sacraments in their own home. Ministers of Care are available for weekly calls. Call Laura Skokowski at 815-501-0333 to be added to the visitation list. REGISTRATION: All adults (high school graduates and older) and new parishioners are requested to register through the parish office. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: The Sacrament of Baptism may be celebrated once a month at 12:00PM on Sundays. Before a baptism can be arranged, the parents must be registered members of the par-ish, practicing their faith, and are required to attend an instruction session for the Sac-rament. Please call the Parish office for further information. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (R.C.I.A): The process for becoming Catholic, or for adults seeking to complete initiation into the Church, is tailored to the individual adult’s calling and background. The process includes formation in the Catholic Faith and celebration of the appropriate rites. Please contact the Religious Education office or for more information please visit www.stmarysrcia.org. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: In order that the process of sacramental preparation for marriage may be scheduled and accomplished, marriage arrangements should begin SIX MONTHS in advance of the desired date. It is the stated policy of the Diocese of Rockford that those to be married must be at least 19 years of age, and should attend the Pre-Cana Conferences as the usual means of preparation for this Sacrament. Please call the Parish office for further information. FUNERALS: Arrangements are to be made by the funeral director, the family and the Parish Office.
St. Mary Parish Office 322 Waterman St., Sycamore
815-895-3275; Fax 815-895-4561
Rev. Paul M. Lipinski, Pastor [email protected]
Erin Johnson, Par ish Secretary [email protected]
Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Office [email protected]
St. Mary’s Catholic School 222 Waterman St., Sycamore
815-895-5215; Fax 815-895-5295
Patricia Wackenhut, Pr incipal [email protected]
St. Mary Religious Education
222 Waterman St., Sycamore 815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-5295
Leila Rivers, Director Religious Ed. [email protected]
St. Mary Parish Ministry 322 Waterman St., Sycamore
815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-4561
Sara Blaser, Youth Minister [email protected]
Bess Andersen, Social Minister [email protected]
Support Ministry 322 Waterman St., Sycamore
Sister Judy Herrmann, RSM 815-751-1618 [email protected]
Lee Deatherage, Deacon 815-508-6899 [email protected]
Mike Timmerman, Deacon 224-230-0566 [email protected]
Mike Zibrun, Deacon 630-208-1182 [email protected]
Mission Statement
The Church of St. Mary, a community of believers drawn together by a common faith in Jesus Christ, seeks to be a visible sign of God’s presence throughout the community and the world. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to this task through worship, education, service and fellowship. St. Mary’s Pastoral Council 2/95
April 24, 2016 Fifth Sunday of Easter
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Monday, April 25 7:30 AM In Memory of Mary Curzon (by Family) Tuesday, April 26 7:30 AM In Memory of Sadie Hall (by Family) Wednesday, April 27 7:30 AM All Souls Day Intentions Thursday, April 28 7:30 AM In Memory of Mickey Connerton (by Family) Friday, April 29 9:00 AM In Memory of Leonard Rivers (by Mike and Sara Blaser) Saturday, April 30 5:00 PM In Memory of Sam & Frances Librizzi (by Family) Sunday, May 1 8:00 AM In Memory of Charley Laing (by Family) 9:30 AM Spanish Speaking Mass 11:00 AM People of St Mary-Living and Deceased
Ministers for the Week of April 25 - May 1, 2016 Date Time Usher Greeter Lector/
Commentator Eucharistic Ministers
Sacristan Altar Servers
Apr25-28 Apr 29
7:30 am 9:00 am
Doug Smith Alexus Morrow Zoe Hulmes
Apr 30
5:00 pm Larry Gorenz Joe Jordan Jane Jordan
Carol Sibley Sr. Judy Herrmann George McCaskey
Mary Loelke Chantal Manhart Terri Silvius Deacon
Michelle Cole Caitlin Conrad Elise Conrad
May 1 8:00 am Chris Yockey Jim Quinn
Doris Garland Jeannine Prombo
Lisa Brandt Darryl Fair
Joan Hall Kathy Hammes Don Henderson Deacon
Carol Recker Annie Brandt Lexi Carlsen
May 1
11:00 am Jon Mollman Heidi Mollman Frank Laudicina Karl Stelmas
Terrie Laudicina Michelle Bourge Shelly Plagakis
Peter Smith Barb Sundly Gretchen Weber Deacon
Mickey Beckman
Lauren Fischer Rebekah Fischer
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 25– MAY 1, 2016
POPE FRANCIS “The evils of our world—and those of the Church—
must not be excuses for diminishing
our commitment and our fervor. Let us look upon them as challenges
which can help us to grow. With the eyes of faith, we can see the light
which the Holy Spirit always radiates
in the midst of darkness, never forgetting that ‘where sin increased,
grace has abounded all the more’ (Rom 5:20).”
Joy of the Gospel #84
HOPE HAVEN VOLUNTEERS: Cook Schedule April 30: Rosemar ie Dietz, Barb Amberg
CHURCH CLEANING: April 30: Mar tha Byrd, Mary Gr imm, Robin Yeager & Amy Schwarz
MINISTRY OF CARE: Homebound Visits: Team A: NEED Team B: NEED Grand Victorian: NEED Kindred: NEED Oak Crest - Every Friday: Gaby VanBlyenburgh DeKalb County Home Ministry of Care Every Friday except the Third Friday 10-11am Rosa Linda Bazan, Lorie Conley, Susie Adkins, Doug Smith, Rita Henne, Elizabeth Sauber, Barbara Sundly, Marilynn Rexroat, Ann Stipher, Frankie Russell.
Mt. Carmel Cemetery It its time again for the Cemetery’s Spring
Clean-up. Please remove all flowers and special
items from April 1 - May 1. Thank you for your
cooperation.
April 24, 2016 Fifth Sunday of Easter Page 3
Continue to Pray for Christian Martyrs “Open Doors” is a watchdog group that advocates for Christians throughout the world. According to “Open Doors” in a report for the 2015 year, Christian violence in the world has heightened to new high levels in the modern day world. “Open Doors” re-ports this new violence as “… a level akin to an eth-nic cleansing.” “If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it. Now, you are the Body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.” (1 Corinthians 12:26-27) What comes to mind when you hear the word per-secution? If you are like us, your mind will instantly bring up the images disseminated by the new me-dia of the 21 Coptic Christians kneeling on the beach with the name of Jesus Christ on their lips as they courageously faced death at the hands of the Islam-ic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS). Today, an esti-mated 5.5 billion people (77 percent of the world population) of all faiths including Christian, Muslim, Jew Hindu, Buddhist, and others face some form of religious persecution. Such persecutions take the form of economic discrimination, imprisonment, physical violence, and death. Listed below will be cited 10 countries where the Body of Christ is experiencing persecution and suf-fering. The 10 countries that follow do not comprise all of the countries where Christians are suffering from persecutions. Individuals in these 10 countries, specifically in their families and in their churches, are keeping the Christian witness alive and vibrant even though the threats to their well-being are put before these witnesses of the faith on a daily basis. In Iraq, the land of Eden and the garden, Jonah and Daniel, Christians have shrunk from 1.5 million to just over 300,000. Many Christians have been massacred and because of impending death threats have migrated seeking greater safety for their faith, witness, and their very lives. A tearful Assyrian Christian activist told a packed audience at the Na-tional Press Club in Washington, DC. ISIS has sys-tematically targeted religious minorities for murder and abduction and has auctioned off girls and
women kidnapped from religious minority groups. It prices the youngest from ages one to nine at 200,000 dinars which is equal to 170 U.S. dollars. The United States Commission on International Reli-gious Freedom (USCIRF) warns that the ongoing violence could “… well mark the end of … its ancient Yazidi and Christian communities.” Syria, with the fear stemming from negative reper-cussions from the Sunni refugees identifying them as Christians, worry daily they will be exposed as Chris-tians and then become subject to persecution. The Syrian Christian population has been decimated. According to The New York Times, in 2013, almost 25 percent (450,000) of Syria’s Christians have fled. The number of Syrian refugees then was 1,877,020. Today, it has more than doubled to 4,086,760. If displacement rates are correct displacement has re-mained the same and more than 50 percent of the country’s Christian population may have become refugees. Consequently, because of the fear of the Muslim refugees escaping the conflict, most Chris-tians will not identify themselves and access the 4 billion dollars of U.S. aid which was distributed through the U.N. Continued next week.
Fr. Paul Lipinski
ord from the pastor
PASTORALCOUNCILMEMBERS Fr. Paul Lipinski 815-895-3275 [email protected]
Joyce Klein - Chair 815-895-6360 [email protected] Beth Conrad [email protected]
Maggie Finn 815-895-4347 [email protected] Ed Kuhn 815-895-9926 [email protected] 815-761-9331 Cell
Carol Recker 630-308-0623 Cell [email protected]
Ben Kirchmann [email protected]
Laura Gregory 815-260-1492 [email protected]
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Deacons’ Corner …Regret is now the number 1
distraction word in our vocabulary…
Yup, all the analysis is completed, results have been tabulated and votes have been counted, as the word REGRET is now the official most overused word in the English Language. I regret to inform you of this fact, but it now takes its’ place as the worst overused word we have.
Boy, oh boy, do we give that word a world class workout. It seems that. Now it’s not that regret is a bad word, for regret is part of the illumination our conscience provides for decisions made or action tak-en (or not taken) that had a wrong consequence. You know, things like regretting something you said, regretting something you did (or didn’t do), regret-ting your not thinking something through, even re-gretting a decision that made things worse. And probably tons more, too.
When it gets goofy, and you feel overwhelmed, re-member, God didn’t invent regrets to lay guilt trips on us, but to improve us in His image. According to the experts, REGRET actually began with some sort of fruit on a tree, which had apparently huuuuge im-pacts on those two decision makers who launched that popular phrase….”learning the hard way”. Think about it, God never intended us to dwell in “the what if’s”, He intended us to dwell in the what is’s! We could spend an entire lifetime on the woulda, shoulda, coulda’s, and miss all the best parts of what God has given us in this life, or we can bask in the grace of all best parts of what God has given us in this life. Yesterday’s a cancelled check, tomorrow’s a promissory note, today is now…invest wisely.
Live today, really live today, with no regrets.
READY…. SET…. CLEAN!
Get those closets cleaned and donate to the
ANNUAL Religious Education USED CLOTHING SALE
Donations of gently used clothes, bedding, window treatments etc. will be accepted at the
PAC beginning May 16-20 7:00AM-4:00PM
SALE STARTS SATURDAY MAY 21 8:00AM-3:00pm
FAREWELL POT LUCK DINNER FOR DEACON TIMMERMAN AND FAMILY
May 22, 2016 in the PAC
4:00pm to 7:00pm
For more Information: Carrie Sudmeier 262-510-1478
UPDATE ON LEGACY CAMPAIGN
As of February 29, 2016
Total Pledges and Donations: $2,614,359
Total Paid To date: $2,545,079
Total Pledges to Goal of $3,100,000 $ 485,641
Note: When the 1st floor was completed in June 2014, Legacy had to borrow monies from the Church account to pay the construction bills. We still owe approximate-ly $120,000 to pay back the Church account for the 1st floor. This amount is in addition to the $485,641 we need to collect to complete the 2nd floor of the Faith Formation Center.
April 24, 2016 Fifth Sunday of Easter Page 5
Remember in your prayers all the sick in our parish,
the convalescents and shut-ins:
Linda Rose Berry, Larry Brandal, Nancy Brown, Quintin Byrne, Theresa Cavenaugh, David Cavenaugh, Mary Cavileer, Bill Coates, Kay Coates, Catherine Cwiklinski, Lee Deatherage, Leonard Desideri, Maribeth Desjardin, Sara Elliott, Celia Elsasser, Dorothy Exner, Barb Flynn, Mary Fischer, Adolph Gawrych, Kathy Gilliam, Dorothy Gorbet, John Grimson, Billy Gutrich, Joan Hallaron, Sharon Henderson, Theresa Kelly, Nancy Kissel, Aaron Lane, Joseph Logsdon, Mary Low, Ryan McMillan, Cheri Mills, Jon Meredith, Charlotte Monroy, Manuel Nila, Katheryn Noeth, Rick Olson, Louis M. Ortega, Donna Petersen, Evelyn Poliska, C.J. Potter, Bill Powers, Michael Powers, Natalie Rangel, James Robers, Jill Samuelson, Nadine Saucedo, Joe Shade, Ruthanne Slayton, Kathy Sparrow, Jean Spartz, Mary Supple, Doug Teckenbrock, Lorene Tuggle, Art Turek, Eleanor Uhlarik, Alice Warren and the patients at Kindred Hospital, the County Home, Oak Crest, Grand Victorian, Pine Acres, Bethany Healthcare, Heritage Woods and the homebound. If you wish to add or remove names from our prayer list, 815-895-3275.
Please pray for those who Protect and serve us and our country
OUR WEEKLY OFFERING Sunday Collection - April 17, 2016
Actual Amount Needed Surplus Collection To Meet Budget (Shortfall) $ 8,247.82 $ 10,610.00 ($ 2,362.18)
Total Since Year To Date Surplus July 1, 2015 Budget (Shortfall) $385,365.51 $ 445,289.00 ($ 59,923.49)
DSA Goal Pledged Payments 2015 $71,238.00 $60,612.65 $59,017.65
As of 3/31/16 85.0% of goal 82.8% of goal
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If you or someone you know is in desperate need of prayers, feel free to sub-mit the information to our Prayer Network
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St. Mary of Sycamore Knights of Columbus Council 16350
Mother's Day Hanging Flower Basket Sale Plants can be picked up at the PAC on Friday, May 6 4:00PM - 6:30PM or Saturday, May 7th 10AM - 2:00PM
Membership If you’re interested in helping those in need, serving our parish, and growing in faith, then joining the St. Mary's Knights of Columbus is the organization for you. We've recently established a new council and are anxious to make an impact on our community and parish. Interest Cards are available in the back of Church. Please fill one out and place in the box provided.
For more information, visit kofc.org, or contact Mike Eteinne [email protected]
“LOTTO FOR LEGACY “
How did “Lotto for Legacy” come about you ask? Thanks to a long time parishioner who had a vision of a simple lottery ticket becoming our pot of gold for Legacy; we have intro-duced “Lotto for Legacy”. Our parishioner has offered to scratch off all the lottery tickets that are received. All you have to do is purchase a lottery ticket for Legacy and drop it in the collection basket. The fourth weekend of each month will be our “Lotto for Legacy” weekend. Our first “Lotto for Legacy” is this week-end April 23-24. If you forgot your lottery ticket this week-end you can drop it in the collection basket any weekend or bring it to the Parish Office during business hours. All proceeds will benefit the Legacy Campaign for comple-tion of the second floor.
We’ll keep you posted on the winnings!
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PARISH RECTORY INFO. COFFEES The monthly information coffee will be held on Wednesday, May 4th at 8:00
am following the daily Mass. Please join us at the PAC with any questions you may have.
LEGACY MEMORIAL BRICKS
HONOR YOUR MOTHER or FATHER
WITH A LEGACY MEMORIAL BRICK
Why not give your Mother or Father a gift that will last forever! A Legacy Memorial Brick will honor your Mother or Father for years to come and will be displayed in the St. Francis Garden. What better way to give a forever gift to someone you care about!
Bricks are available in 4x8 for $50 and 8x8 for $100 with a portion of the proceeds benefitting our Legacy Campaign. Order forms are available in the Gathering Room or at the Parish Office.
If you have questions about the Memorial Bricks or ordering information please contact me at the phone number below or email me at [email protected] .
Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Campaign Office 815-895-3275 Ext. 6 [email protected]
You are Invited...
The Ministry of Care is inviting parishioners over the age of 18 to become Eucharistic Ministers to
deliver Our Lord in Holy Communion on the week-end to those that are homebound or in nursing homes. The schedule is rotating and all effort is made to accommodate personal schedules. Please search your hearts and if you feel so called, contact Laura Skokowski at 815-501-0333.
Thank you and God bless you.
Do you have children between the ages of 3 and 14? Are you looking for an excellent place to engage their minds and expand their faith?
St. Mary Catholic School can provide that and much more. Our school prepares your child for excellence in high school and beyond.
Consider joining our school family; we welcome all visitors to enjoy a tour of the school and see what we have to offer. Call (815)895-5215 to discuss what St. Mary can do to enrich your lives.
FAITH & FELLOWSHIP Come and be apart of sharing HIS word!
A one hour meeting provides an opportunity to come and pray and reflect upon
the upcoming week’s Gospel. Fellowship & Faith meetings are open to all.
No commitment, homework or materials to buy
Session Dates and Times: Start dates TBD
Sunday at 1:00PM PAC Jayne Higgins Has begun
Monday at 12:00 PAC Ann Stipher Beginning Mary 3rd
Tuesday at 8:00 AM PH Lisa DeWitt
Contact: Sister Judy at [email protected] or Leila at [email protected]
Drive Up Dinner!! Our YM Steubenville fundraiser is our Spring Drive Up Dinner on Friday, May 6 with Sweet Dreams Desserts and Catering. You may pur-chase dinner tickets after all masses the next two weekends or from any student going on the trip. Tickets cost $12.00 each and are also available in the school, YM or Parish offices. Thank you for your generous support of our teens.
Sister Geraldine McGovern, OSF was the St. Mary School Principal from 1977-1986. She is celebrating her 70th Jubilee as a School Sister of Saint Francis. Sister Rita Mary Phalen, OSF was the St. Mary Director of Religious Education from 1978-1990. She is celebrat-ing her 60th Jubilee. If you care to send a card: Sr. Geraldine MGovern Sr. Rita Mary Phalen 286 Cumnor Ave 617 Talma St. Glen Ellyn, Il 60137 Aurora, Il 60505
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815-895-3726 Leila Rivers [email protected]
Theresa Johnson [email protected] Website: www.stmaryreligioused.com
Faith Formation link
CALENDAR 2016
Wednesday April 27 1ST Communion photo
Starting at 4:00 GROUP PICTURE AFTER INDIVIDUAL PICTURES
1st COMMUNION MASSES Saturday May 7
10:00am and 1:00pm PRACTICE FOR R.C.I.C. 1st COMMUNION
Sunday, April 24, in the PAC 9:00-9:30 AM
R.C.I.C. FIRST COMMUNION MASS Saturday, May 14th 5:00 Mass
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS WHO GAVE THEIR TIME AND TALENTS
TO SHARE FAITH WITH OUR CHILDREN. WE ARE
BLESSED BY YOUR GIVING.
WILD ABOUT GOD VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
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Together we are doing whatever it takes to journey with Christ.
Calendar of Events May 1 HS Graduation Brfst (PAC) & Mass 9:30am –12pm PAC May 2 Drive Up Dinner Tickets Due May 2 Camp WOW Parent & Camper mtg. 7-8:00pm PAC May 6 Drive Up Dinner 4-6:30pm PAC May 9 Peer Ministry Applications Due May 12 Camp Counselor training, St. Cat’s 6:30-8:30pm May 15 Peer Ministry Mtg. 9:15-10:45am PH May 22 Mission Trip Mtg. 9:15-10:45am PH
Our Camp WOW camper and parent meeting is Mon-day, May 2 at 7pm in the PAC. Please bring the pa-perwork that was mailed to you filled out along with a check for $195.00. All forms and payments are due on or before Mon., May 2. If we do not receive your payment and paperwork and you have not contacted us, we will fill your student’s spot from the waiting list. All St. Mary’s Camp Counselors are urged to attend to meet the campers. Additional copies are available in the white forms box on the PH porch or on our website at www.stmarysycamore.org under Youth Ministry and Camp WOW. ?? about YM events, please call Sara Blaser at 815-895-3726 ext. 224 (office) or email [email protected] www.stmarysycamore.com
Youth Ministry HS Grad Breakfast!! The YM HS Graduation breakfast will be held on Sunday, May 1 at 9:30 am for all our High School Seniors and their families, followed by attendance at 11am mass. Invitations have been mailed so if you haven’t received yours, please text or call Teresa Jacobson at 815-761-2234 or email [email protected]. Please RSVP whether or not attending and num-ber of people attending by Tues., April 26.
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