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ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
FREEBURG, ILLINOIS
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
St. Joseph Church Office
6 N. Alton Street
Freeburg, IL 62243
Phone: 618-539-3209
Fax: 618-539-4772
Email: parish@stjosephfreeburg.org
Website: www.stjosephfreeburg.org
Office Hours: 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Monday - Thursday
Rev. Mark D. Reyling, Pastor
Mrs. Laura Wolf, Parish Secretary
Deacon Corby Valentine, Permanent Deacon
Mr. Rick Barthel, Maintenance
Mrs. Jean Reinneck, Music Director
Mrs. Carol Schlitt, Choir Director
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St. Joseph School Office
2 N. Alton Street
Freeburg, IL 62243
Phone: 618-539-3930
Fax: 618-539-0254
Email: office@stjosephschoolfreeburg.org
Web: www.stjosephschoolfreeburg.org
Mr. Tim Queern, Principal
Ms. Sara Keeley, School Secretary
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Pastor’s Residence
618-539-3743
Mass Schedule
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:00 am
Wednesday: 6:30pm
Saturday (Sunday Vigil): 5:00 pm
Sunday: 7:00 am and 10:00 am
Holy Day Vigil Mass: 7:00 pm
Holy Day Mass: 8:00 am
Reconciliation
Saturday: 4:30–4:45 pm
(or by Appointment)
Baptism
Usually celebrated during the weekend Masses except
during Advent and Lent–Please call the Pastor for an
appointment.
Marriage
Please contact the Pastor as soon as you set your wedding date. Couples must be free to marry (no previous
marriages) and are expected to be regularly
participating in the practice of their faith.
Bulletin Deadline
Tuesday before 4:00 pm
Sacrament of the Sick
If you are sick and would like to receive
the Sacrament of the Anointing of the
Sick, please call the Pastor. Also, please
have someone
call should you be admitted
to the hospital.
Communion Calls
Father brings communion to all the home
bound on the First Friday of each month.
If you would like to have someone bring
you communion, please call the parish
office.
Tuesday, October 21
8:00AM
Ordinary Weekday
Bernard Demick
Wednesday, October 22
6:30PM
Ordinary Weekday
Ronald Baldus
Thursday, October 23
8:00AM
Ordinary Weekday
Norman & Vera Barthel
Friday, October 24
8:00AM
Ordinary Weekday
Jesse Tinoco
Saturday, October 25
5:00PM
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Clifford & Matilda Eitzenhefer
Sunday, October 26
7:00 AM
10:00 AM
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Aloys Koesterer
Adrienne Glauber & Paul
Middendorf Sr.
Francesca Riggio and family
Adele Maurer
Maureen Suchenski
Mark Orlando
Zoe Rhutasel
Genevieve Jung
Jean Luc Lemieux
Erik Ray
Anna Norman
Pat Albers
Alex Stephens
Charlotte Heiligenstein
The Family of Mark McAteer
Rita Hill
Ralph Cobbs
Nicole Williams
Lauren Linder
Auna Louise Lindsey
Al Baum
Marian Brown
Kim Wyman
Shirley Thomas
Don Rickert
Charlie Sandheinrich
Avery Thornsberry
Kirk Reese
Frank Srogus
Ann Mezo
Please contact the Parish Office to add or remove someone
from the prayer list.
Dear Parish Family
The Sacrament of Confirmation. This weekend we will hear about
this Sacrament that gives us the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. What
are the gifts of the Holy Spirit?
Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding, Fortitude, Counsel, Reverence, and Fear of the Lord
This Sacrament deepens our baptismal call and sends us out as missionaries into our neighborhoods, schools, homes,
stores to bring the presence of Christ into those places by our presence.
Confirmation is one of the three Sacraments of Initiation. So that when a person has received Baptism, Eucharist, and
Confirmation – they are fully initiated into the Catholic Church. So much of the time it is mistaken for “graduation” in
that people think they are done with learning their faith.
The age of Confirmation is officially the “age of reason”. This is normally thought to be age 7. Dioceses in the United
States celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation between age 7 and age 16. Each Bishop decides at what age the Sacrament should be celebrated.
If you have been confirmed….are you using your gifts of the Holy Spirit?
BE BOLD…..BE CATHOLIC®
Have a good week,
THE WEEK AHEAD….
Monday, October 20
8:00AM
Yoga
6:00PM
Quilting
Weekend of October 11 & 12, 2014
Sunday Collection (4/5)
Faith Direct (4)
Sunday Collection (11/12)
Faith Direct (15)
Sunday Collection (18/19)
Sunday Collection (25/26)
Total (October Goal: $32,000)
Parish Center Loan
World Mission Sunday
Cemetery Fund
CSMA
All Saints Day
$5,233.75
$6,815.00
$4,362.00
Tuesday, October 21
8:00AM
Mass
8:00AM
Quilting
6:00PM
School Board
7:00PM
Prayer Hour
Wednesday, October 22
6:30PM
Mass
7:30PM
Men’s Club Social Night
$16,410.75
$1,537.00
$72.00
$197.00
$50.00
$20.00
FISCAL YEAR TO DATE INFORMATION
(calculated on weekly envelopes only)
Collections required to date:
$116,666.66
Total Collected to date:
$116,962.22
PRINCIPAL BALANCE—PARISH CENTER LOAN
$492,914.20
Thursday, October 23
8:00AM
Mass
8:00AM
Tai Chi
Friday, October 24
8:00AM
Mass
Saturday, October 25
8:00AM
SJS Tots Trunk or Treat
4:30PM
Confessions
5:00PM
Mass
Sunday, October 26
7:00AM
Mass
10:00AM
Mass
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEACON CORBY’S CORNER
LEARN TO LOVE YOUR WORK
by Howard E. Butt, Jr.
There's an old story about two families moving to Plainsville
on the same day. Both families met with a real estate agent who
knew properties and people.
The father of the first family asked the agent what the town was
like. The agent said, "What kind of town did you come from?"
The father replied, "Lousy place. We couldn't wait to leave."
The agent said, "Plainsville is much the same."
The father of the second family said, "We loved our last home
and we hated to leave." The agent said," You're gonna love
Plainsville, and you'll hate to leave it, too."
The Talmud has a saying: "We see the world not as it is, but as
we are.
What is your view of the world...of your job?
Have a great week,
Deacon Corby <><
PARISH CHRISTMAS POTLUCK/SOCIAL
As the retailers are quick to remind us, it is 68 days until
Christmas…and it is an even shorter time until our Parish
Christmas Potluck and Social. Please mark your calendars for
this year’s event on Sunday, Dec 14th, beginning in the late
afternoon in the Parish Center. Our parish family will get together to socialize, share a meal, visit with Santa, and have
some good ole’ fun! The parish will provide the meat; everyone will be asked to bring a dish. We’ll be collecting attendance prizes ranging from $5.00-$15.00 for attendees of all ages
(kids, tweens, teens, ladies and men), so keep your eyes open
for those bargains as you Christmas shop. More information to
come! If you have questions, contact Geralyn Erwin at 2779442 or tagerwin@gmail.com.
WE NEED TRUNKS
St. Joseph Catholic School is once again hosting a Trunk or
Treat for the little ones of the area. We will set up outside on
the parking lot and inside the gym on Saturday, October 25, 1011am. If you would be interested in opening up your trunk or
setting up a table to pass out goodies or play a game, please let
us know. Contact Melissa Reinhart
(melissabiver@hotmail.com; 979-2412) or Amanda Morgan
(amanda.morgan@eckerts.com; 410-4762) to reserve your
spot. It is a fun way to meet the young families and build our
community!
HELP WANTED: LITURGICAL MINISTERS
We are looking for Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, and Ministers of Hospitality (ushers). If you are interested, please sign
your name on the list in the back of Church.
Training for Lectors: 8:30AM November 15th
Training for Eucharistic Ministers: 10:00AM November 15th
Training for Ushers: TBA
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
If you have considered volunteering your time for a very worthwhile cause, here’s an excellent opportunity. Due to an everincreasing number of clients to be served, Catholic Urban Programs is seeking volunteers to work in the food pantry or as a
receptionist at the front desk in their East St. Louis Office
which is located at #7 Vieux Carre Drive (Loisel Village area
immediately off Route 157). Office hours are 9 a.m.-12 Noon
and 1:00p.m. – 4:00p.m., Monday through Friday. Duties
would include: Food Pantry Receptionist sorting food, stocking shelves, packing & distributing food boxes (must be able to
lift 30 lbs). Front Desk answering phones, greeting people,
assisting people, directing people to proper staff.
No experience is required; however, you must enjoy working
with the public and have great people skills. If you have a
morning or afternoon or a day or two available to volunteer,
please call Gerry Hasenstab at 618-398-5616, Ext. 203, for additional information.
Thank you so much.
COSMIC BINGO IS COMING TO ST. JOSEPH'S!!
Mark your calendars for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH
AT 6:00 PM, (Thanksgiving Eve) for our first ever Cosmic
Bingo event!! The St. Joseph's PTF will be hosting a night full
of music, bingo, food and fun for all who attend! The event
will be held in the gymnasium of St. Joseph Parish Center. Doors open at 6:00 pm, Bingo starts at 7:30 pm. There
will be over $1,000 in cash prizes along with a 50/50 and Lottery Tree raffle! Guest are welcome to bring any snacks they
are craving, while all drinks will be purchased at the event. Pre
-registration is going on now!! The cost is $20.00 per person in
advance, and $25.00 at the door, which includes your entry fee,
6 Cosmic Bingo Cards, Cosmic Dauber, and a Cosmic
Hat!! Tables are filling up quickly, so contact Jennifer Hopfinger at 618-444-2626 or cjlhopfinger@gmail.com to make your
reservations today!! THIS IS NOT YOUR GRANDMA'S BINGO!! (Must be 18 years of age to attend.) All proceeds benefit
St. Joseph PTF!! We hope to see you there!!
BICYCLES NEEDED
Each year the Freeburg Food Pantry distributes bicycles to families in need for Christmas. As you are cleaning out your garage for the winter, we would be happy to “redistribute” those
bikes that your family has outgrown to someone in need. We
only ask that the bikes be in good condition or in need of minor
repairs only. If you have a bicycle to donate, please call Tony
Erwin at 277-9442 for pickup or drop off. Also, if you would
like to make a monetary donation to help purchase parts for
repairs or some new bikes, you can do so by making out a
check to the Freeburg Food Pantry marked for the “Bicycle
Program”…and drop it in the collection basket.
WAY OF LIGHTS TREE DISPLAY VOLUNTEERS
Volunteer for a shift or two during the Way of Lights greeting
visitors to the Christmas tree display at the Shrine of Our Lady
of the Snows from November 21 throught January 2. This is
also a great opportunity for youth service hours. If interested,
please email programs@snows.org or call 618-397-6700.
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
On behalf of the St. Joseph Catholic School community, we
would like to thank Jack and Anna Marie Crowe for their recent donation to our school. We also thank family and friends
of Maggie Janssen who made memorial donations to our
school.
It is hard to believe we will conclude the first quarter of the
school year on October 24. Thanks to all our volunteers, parents, faculty, staff, and students for all their hard work these
first few months!
This Saturday, SJS Tots will host their annual Trunk or Treat
event from 10-11 AM in the parking lot. This is a great event
geared towards 0-5 year olds. If you have a 0-5 year old in
your family, I hope you can join us for
some fun!
Have a blessed week,
Mr. Tim Queern
School Principal
“CHOOSE LIFE” BABY SHOWER
It’s that time of year—The Knights of Columbus annual baby
supply drive is coming this October, the month of our mother
Mary. Throughout the month of October, the Freeburg
Knights will be hosting a baby shower for the Loving Touch
Pregnancy Center, which is located in Waterloo. The center
provides exams, ultrasounds, supplies, and counseling to mothers who may not be able to provide for their child as an alternative to abortion. A playpen will be set up in the lobby of St.
Joseph Church, where donations of new or gently used baby
supplies can be collected. The center has requested several
items that would be most beneficial based upon their current
stock; these items include wipes, size 5-6 diapers, pull-ups in
any size, baby juice, safety and childproofing items (cabinet
locks, outlet covers, etc.), Enfamil baby formula (Infant or
Gentle Ease) and sippy cups. Also, gift cards to Walmart
would be GREATLY appreciated so the center can stock up on
items they run low on (you can always purchase these cards
through our Together We’re Better program to also benefit our
school- WIN-WIN!) The Knights are grateful for donations of
any kind, and have appreciated your support in all of their past
and present events. Questions? Contact Renee Moeckel @
618-520-3200.
QUILT/BLANKET AND COAT DRIVE
We will be holding our annual quilt/blanket and coat drive
again this year. Items (gently used or new) can be dropped off
on the porch of the "sisterless" house anytime until Nov
2nd. After Nov. 2nd, items can be taken to St. Paul's food and
clothing bank. Please do not place items on Fr. Mark's
porch. Any warm coats or blankets/quilts will be greatly appreciated. Because of the great need of these articles, our contributions are usually distributed the same week they are delivered. Thank you for your support in this ministry.
SAVE THE DATE
St. Joseph School Bi-Annual Dinner Auction.
Roaring 20’s
Dust off your flappers and join us on April 25, 2015.
STEWARDSHIP GARDENS
Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
If you have been reading these columns you know how stewardship relies on a close relationship with God and hearing His
words of instructions, guidance, encouragement and correction.
In your hearts you know the drill... pray, read the bible, actively
participate in frequent reception of the sacraments of reconciliation and the Holy Eucharist.. But, as with any “set of instructions” or cooking recipe getting it right requires much more
than simply doing what is called for in the directions.
Look at a parallel in the “real” world. Whether man, woman,
young, adult or senior think of how you begin a project that is
new to you. Charge ahead not reading or thinking about the
instructions? Or do you spend some time thinking about the
results, what must be done to achieve the objectives and give
some thoughts to possible problems and how you might address
them. Which approach do you think yields better results?
Discerning the Word of God is like that. In the first approach,
we are too busy, think we know it all and are simply not open to
listening for God's voice. The second takes more time and the
rewards are worth it. Some points to remember: Prayer is two
way communication. Don't spend all your time talking. Listen...
in silence. Adoration: An opportune time to sit at the feet of the
Lord. Tell Him in your own words what is on your mind, then
listen. Read the scriptures. If you ask sincerely, the Holy Spirit
will give you the right passages. Then read with an open heart
and you will get the message. The Eucharist: just think, Jesus is
within you. As you thank Him, tell Him what is on your mind
and listen to what He answers. The key: an open heart, give
God time to respond and keep the junk out so you can hear.
You WILL hear. You won't really understand how it is working, but you will hear the voice of God speaking to you. After
all, He wants to speak with YOU more than you realize.
May our Lord God bless, guide, prosper and make bountiful the
work of all His stewards. In the name of Jesus Christ we pray.
AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
The St. Joseph’s CYO will be hosting the American Red Cross
Blood Drive on Monday, October 20th from 3 - 730pm. The
drive will be held at the Carl L Barton School Cafeteria located
on South Belleville Street. Donors must be 17 years or older, be
in good health and will need a photo ID to donate. Donors 16
years of age can donate with parent consent. Contact cindy.ingold@redcross.org to obtain a consent form in advance of
the drive. To schedule an appointment, go online at
www.redcrossblood.org and use the sponsor code of
“Freeburgcomm” or schedule through the new Red Cross Blood
Donor App on your smart phone – download today!
PICNIC WRAP-UP MEETING
Our picnic wrap-up meeting will be Thursday, Oct 23, at 7:00
p.m. in the Parish Center. Please come prepared to go over the
results of this year and discuss ideas for next year.
KEYS FOUND
A key ring was found in the church approximately one month
ago. They include six keys and a Ford key fob.
If they belong to you please contact the church office.
SMALL FAITH (RENEW) GROUPS
Small Faith Groups are now forming to start a series called
Arise Together in Christ "In the Footsteps of Christ"! This resource provides six faith-sharing sessions to help us explore
what it means to walk "In the Footsteps of Christ," and how this
implies active commitment to charity and justice. The first session reflects on our fundamental belief that God in Christ chose
to walk with us on our path through life, and that the risen
Christ now walks with us daily. The second session focuses on
how Christ himself, empowered by the Spirit, presented his
mission; that mission is now ours. The third session reflects on
our mission as being one of service to the world, to bring joy
and hope; to promote a culture of life. Sessions four and five
explore two aspects of love as the foundation of our mission;
one focusing on marriage and family, the other on the true
sense of being neighbor. The Season concludes with a session
on Christ's challenging test of true discipleship: "as you did it to
one of the least..."(Matthew 25:36,40).
Sign up sheets are available in the back of church for you to
register or you can register by email to sgassbrickwork@yahoo.com. We have 2 groups on Wed evenings after
mass from 7:00-8:30PM (approximately). They run Oct 29th
thru Dec 10 and are led by Sue Gass and Dave Biver in the parish center. Gene Racho is also leading a group on Thurs. afternoon at Cedar Trails Assisted Living Center from 2:00-3:15
pm. starting Oct. 30.-Dec. 11.
If you would be interested in leading a group in your home at
another time please contact Sue Gass at 410-4635 or email me
at sgassbrickwork@yahoo.com.
Joyfully, Sue Gass
BIBLE STUDY
Christ spoke in parables from this point forward in Matthew's
gospel not to confuse listeners but to encourage people to find
the hidden messages through further inquiry. Jesus was referring to Isiah 6 where God uses Isiah to pronounce judgment on
Israel for spiritual deterioration and infidelity. Hearts were dull
and calloused by sin. Jesus' use of parables was to reveal this
and awaken the listeners. Parables are also a mirror to listeners.
Are their hearts receptive to the Word of God or hostile to it?
In verses 18-23 the seed in the path falls on hardend hearts.
The seed among the rocks is received well but dies when faced
with challenges. The seed among the thorns is strangled by
worries of life or deception. Seed on good soil is a believing
heart which bears much bounty.
Learn more. Join us Sunday at the Parish Center, 8:00-9:30 AM
Questions? Contact Leo Wolf at 539-3136, or Gene Racho at
475-2402. Another time or venue more convenient? What
books of the Bible you would like to learn more about?
HOLE-Y HAWKS MINI GOLF
Saturday, November 1, 2014 starts at 12:00 PM from St. Joseph
Parish Center, Freeburg and ends with dinner at Bull Pen, New
Athens. $25/adult;$15/child if received by Oct. 19; $30/adult;
$20/child at the door. This includes a day of mini-golf and dinner afterwards. Contact Tim Reinhart 972-8609 or Angie Garland 660-6012 or e-mail holeyhawks@gmail.com.
BULLETIN NOTICES FROM ELSEWHERE.
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Oct 19—St. Liborius Parish Wurstmarkt at the American
Legion Hall dinners served 11AM to 5PM
Oct 23—Elvis Themed Bingo Night St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church, Parish Center, Red Bud doors open
at 6:00PM bingo starts at 7:00PM
Oct 25—Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) Trivia Night at St.
Luke's Catholic Church in Belleville, IL. Doors open
at 5:30 pm, trivia begins at 6:30 pm. $20/person,
$160/table of 8
Oct 26—Althoff Catholic High School Open House
12:00PM to 2:00PM
Oct 26—New Athens Knights of Columbus Turkey Event
at St. Agatha Parish Hall 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM Free
fried chicken
Oct 26—Edwards’ Cello Quartet at St. Paul UCC, Belle
ville at 3:00PM
Nov 1—St. Agatha School Auction & Dinner
Nov 2—Fall Quilt & Cash Bingo at St. John the Baptist,
Smithton. Sandwiches/Desserts/Refreshments served
10:30AM Bingo at 1:00PM
Nov 2—Wurstmarkt at St. Augustine of Canterbury 11:00
AM to 6:00PM, music and dancing 1:00 to 3:00
Nov 2—Wurstmart and Meat Shoot at St. Patrick’s Parish
Ruma. Pork Sausage Dinner 11:00AM to 3:00PM,
meat shoot 11AM, homemade baked goods, apple
butter, an country store and raffle
Nov 2—St. Ann Quilt & Cash Bingo, Nashville IL doors
open at 11AM Bingo at 1PM
Nov 9—Quilt/Cash Bingo at St. Augustine Church,
Hecker. Chicken & Pork Sausage plate served
10:30AM to 1:00PM Bingo at 1:30PM
OCTOBER FOOD PANTRY NEEDS:
Canned sweet potatoes, stuffing mix, canned cranberries, applesauce, gravy mix and bar soap.
RESPECT LIFE CORNER
End of Life – The proper response to end-of-life suffering is
loving care and accompaniment on the journey towards death –
especially with the help of palliative care – and not “actively
assisted death.” (Pope Benedict XVI Address to public authorities in
Learn, Act, Connect,
Pray: Hospice is a philosophy of care. It treats the person
Austria – September 7, 2007)
rather than the disease and focuses on quality of life. It surrounds the patient and family with a team consisting of professionals who not only address physical distress, but emotional
and spiritual issues as well. You can learn more about the services that hospice provides at https://www.hospice.org/. You
may wish to inquire about volunteering with a hospice organization. Pray for those families beginning or ending this journey
with their loved ones.
CHRISTMAS CASH RAFFLE
It’s time to buy your tickets for the 12th annual Christmas Cash
Raffle! Tickets are $35 and available after the weekend masses. There are 29 cash prizes with the top prize being
$6000! You can buy your tickets from the school families or
from the school office during school hours. (539-3930) Tickets
are also available at Regions, Citizen North and South and the
Tribune office. The drawing will be held at the December 12
fish-fry.
SUN
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SAT
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COMMUNION
CALLS
FRI
2
8AM Tai Chi
7PM Theology on Tap
10
4PM Fish Fry
11
8AM Race Like a
Hawk
1PM Wedding
THUR
1
9
8AM Tai Chi
9AM SJS Tots
18
1:30PM Wedding
WED
October 2014
TUES
8
7:30PM Men’s Club
Mtg.
17
16
8AM Tai Chi
7PM K/C Council Mtg.
7PM HS Youth Mtg.
MON
15
7PM Parish Council
Mtg.
23
8AM Tai Chi
ADORATION:
Tuesday after Mass until
7AM Wednesday.
Prayer Hour Tuesday @
7PM
6
8AM Yoga
6PM Quilting
7:30PM Big Band
14 8AM Quilting
6:30PM PTF
7PM K/C Assembly
Mtg.
22
7:30PM Men’s Club
Social Night
Sundays@ 8:30AM
Adult Bible Study
PSR
RCIA
5
11AM HS Youth Mtg
3:30PM-8:30PM
Volleyball
13
8AM Yoga
3PM Girl Scouts
6PM Quilting
21
8AM Quilting
6PM School Board
29
30
8AM Tai Chi
7
8AM Quilting
12
3:30PM-8:30PM
Volleyball
20
8AM Yoga
6PM Quilting
7:30PM Big Band
28
8AM Quilting
31
24
19
3:30PM-8:30PM
Volleyball
27
8AM Yoga
3PM Girl Scouts
6PM Quilting
25
8AM SJS Tots Trunk
or Treat
26
3:30PM-8:30PM
Volleyball
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Weekly Dinner Specials Every Friday
Cod Cut Ups, Salmon Patties & Whitefish • Sat 4-8pm
8oz. Strip Steak or Jumbo Shrimp Dinner $7.95
Most Dinners Served With Potato, Vegetable & Salad
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