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ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
FREEBURG, ILLINOIS
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
St. Joseph Church Office
6 N. Alton Street
Freeburg, IL 62243
Phone: 618-539-3209
Fax: 618-539-4772
Website: www.stjosephfreeburg.org
Office Hours: 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Monday - Thursday
Rev. Mark D. Reyling, Pastor
Email: frmark@stjosephfreeburg.org
Mrs. Laura Wolf, Parish Secretary
Email: parish@stjosephfreeburg.org
Deacon Corby Valentine, Permanent Deacon
Email: deaconcorby@stjosephfreeburg.org
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
Web: www.stjosephschoolfreeburg.org
Mr. Tim Queern, Principal
Email: principal@stjosephschoolfreeburg.org
Ms. Sara Keeley, School Secretary
Email: office@stjosephschoolfreeburg.org
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Pastor’s Residence
618-539-3743
Mass Schedule
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:00 am
Wednesday: 6:30 pm
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.
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.
Weekend of January 11, 2015
Tuesday, Jan. 20
8:00AM
Ordinary Weekday
Rev. Richard John Weidert Jr.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
6:30PM
St. Agnes
Janet Lill
Thursday, Jan. 22
8:00AM
Ordinary Weekday
Deceased Family Members
of Joseph Krupp
Friday, Jan. 23
8:00AM
St. Vincent
Gerald & Mary Koesterer
Saturday, Jan. 24
5:00PM
3nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Catherine Brandt
Sunday, Jan. 25
7:00AM
10:00AM
3nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Family
Gregory & Hedwig Neff
Sunday Collection (3/4)
Faith Direct (4)
Sunday Collection (10/11)
Faith Direct (15)
Sunday Collection (17/18)
Sunday Collection (24/25)
Total (January Goal: $32,000)
$5,370.95
$6,415.00
$4,237.00
$16,022.95
Parish Center Loan
$1,946.00
Solemnity of Mary
$627.00
Campaign for Human Development
$5.00
Cemetery Fund
$267.00
Christmas for the Needy
$20.00
Christmas Offering
$100.00
Black & Indian Mission
$1.00
Church in Central & Eastern Europe
$1.00
Education Endowment
$2.00
FISCAL YEAR TO DATE INFORMATION
(calculated on weekly envelopes only)
Collections required to date:
$215,053.74
Total Collected to date:
$230,453.50
PRINCIPAL BALANCE—PARISH CENTER LOAN
$479,414.20
Dear Parish Family
This week we hear the call of Samuel and his response… “Speak, Lord, for your servant is
listening.” How appropriate that this weekend we continue the Sacrament series with the
Sacrament of Holy Orders. This is one of the Sacraments of Vocation. I won’t give you
any more….I don’t want to spoil the sermon.
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Chapter 1 Discussion Questions from Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic.
1. What idea from the first chapter of the book impacted you the most?
2. How do you sense God is calling you to grow at this time in your life?
3. Which of the Four Signs – Prayer, Study, Generosity, and Evangelization – is the strongest in your life today?
4. Which of the Four Signs is the weakest in your life today? Why?
5. How can you apply the concept of continuous improvement in your life to grow in the Four Signs?
6. At what time in your life were you most engaged in your Catholic faith?
BE BOLD…..BE CATHOLIC®
Have a good week.
THE WEEK AHEAD….
Monday, January 19
6:00PM
Quilting
Charlotte Heiligenstein
Rita Hill
Don Rauch
Joe D. Shaffer
Jack Crowe
Larry Cook
Richard Reyling
Brooks Wyman
Virginia Crouch
Danny Zipfel
Margie Docter
Bill Gerst
Charlie Sandheinrich
Ann Mezo
Pellagia Beckfeld
Gary Campbell
Jared Emig
Ralph Weilbacher Sr.
Jimmie McMillon
Mary Niemann
Shirley Nold
Gene Racho
Nicole Williams
Butch Wolf
Tuesday, January 20
8:00AM
Mass
8:00AM
Quilting
6:00PM
School Board
7:00PM
H/S Youth Meeting
Wednesday, January 21
4:30-7:30PM
Kindergarten Open House
6:30PM
Mass
7:00PM
Finance Meeting
Thursday, January 22
8:00AM
Mass
7:00PM
Sacramental Mtg. for 2nd Grade
Friday, January 23
8:00AM
Mass
Saturday, January 24
4:00PM
Spaghetti Dinner & Book Fair
4:30PM
Confessions
5:00PM
Mass
Please contact the Parish Office to add or remove someone
from the prayer list. Each prayer request will be honored for
approximately six weeks, but can be added again.
Sunday, January 25
7:00AM
Mass
10:00AM
Mass
11:00AM
School Open House & Book Fair
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEACON CORBY’S CORNER
Actions Speak Louder than Words.
A man driving in his car was being tailgated by a stressed out
woman on a busy boulevard. Suddenly, the light turned yellow,
just in front of him. He did the right thing, stopping at the
crosswalk, even though he could have beaten the red light by
accelerating through the intersection.
The tailgating woman was furious and honked her horn,
screaming in frustration as she missed her chance to get
through the intersection, dropping her cell phone and makeup.
As she was still in mid-rant, she heard a tap on her window and
looked up into the face of a very serious police officer. The
officer ordered her to exit her car with her hands up. He took
her to the police station where she was searched, finger printed,
photographed, and placed in a holding cell. After a couple of
hours, a policeman approached the cell and opened the door.
She was escorted back to the booking desk where the arresting
officer was waiting with her personal effects.
He said, "I'm very sorry for this mistake. You see, I pulled up
behind your car while you were blowing your horn, flipping off
the guy in front of you, and cussing a blue streak at him. I noticed the 'What Would Jesus Do' bumper sticker, the 'Choose
Life' license plate holder, the 'Follow Me to Sunday-School'
bumper sticker, and the chrome-plated Christian fish emblem
on the trunk. Naturally.....I assumed you had stolen the car."
The old saying, "Actions speak louder than words" came to be
an old saying only because it is true. It is not enough to study
and talk about God's Word if we are not willing to go the extra
step and apply it to our daily lives.
Have a Great Week,
Deacon Corby <><
SAVE THE DATE
St. Joseph School Bi-Annual Dinner Auction.
Roaring 20’s
Dust off your flappers and join us on April 25, 2015.
SNOW REMOVAL
If anyone is interested in helping out with snow removal please
contact Rick. Any and all hands are appreciated.
BULLETIN NOTICES FROM ELSEWHERE
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January 30 & 31—St. Henry Creative Learning Center
Rummage Sale at the Msgr. Voss Parish Center Friday
6pm-8pm and Saturday 8am-1pm $5 admission.
January 30—7:00PM St. Augustine Parish Stag Card Party
held at Hecker Sportsmen Club, refreshments and attendance prizes, $10 donation.
February 1—St. Augustine Parish Quilt & Cash Bingo held
at the Hecker Community Center. Fried Chicken & Pork
Sausage platter served 10:30AM-1:00PM Lightning round
of bingo 11AM-1PM bingo starts at 1:30PM.
JANUARY FOOD PANTRY NEEDS
Hamburger helper, oatmeal, pancake mix, syrup,
pork n beans, bar soap, dish detergent.
CHAIR YOGA
Have you tried yoga and given up because you couldn’t get
down to the floor? (Or – once you got down, you couldn’t get
up?) Are you “not as young as you used to be” and want to
work on ways of regaining strength, balance, and flexibility?
You may want to try Chair Yoga, Monday mornings – 8-9:15
AM at St. Joe’s Parish Center Gym, $5/class, call Dee Dee
Ostman with any questions 618-539-6225.
PART TIME HELP WANTED
Dolores Nehring, who has cleaned the Church and the Rectory
for the past many years, has decided to hang up her dust rag
and mop and retire. Therefore, we are currently looking for
someone to clean Church and the Rectory. All together this
would be a one 8 hour per week position. If you are interested
or would like more information call the parish office. If you
have questions about what the job entails give Dolores a call
and she would be happy to answer your questions.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
St. Joseph Knights of Columbus #13197 will host a Major Degree on Sunday, January 18th, 12:00 noon at the parish center.
All men eighteen years of age and older are eligible for membership and are invited to join before this event. Regular council meeting will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 pm. Contact Tom Reaka, 539-3765, or Grand Knight Patrick McKillip,
234-9427, or any member of the K of C council.
CONFIRMATION CANDIDATE OF THE WEEK
CHICKEN & BEER DANCE
Saturday February 7, 2015
8pm-12am
Turnpike Cruiser
Tickets $20/person or $35/couple
For table reservations please call
John Dittmann 539-3126 or
Frank Srogus 539-5000
Snacks can be brought in
Sponsored by St. Joseph Men’s Club
In preparations for the Sacrament of Confirmation, the candidates will be presenting a weekly information poster in the back
of church. One candidate will be featured each week. The poster will contain information about the candidate complete with a
photo. Please take a moment to check out the poster. Also keep
the candidates in
your prayers as
they prepare for
this Blessed Sacrament. This
week’s candidate
is Nolan
Reinneck.
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
On behalf of St. Joseph Catholic School,
we would like to thank the family and
friends of Adele Maurer for the memorial donations to our school.
In sports, we wish the boys basketball
teams the best of luck as they compete
in the Belleville Diocesan Tournament
this weekend. Congratulations to our 7th and 8th grade girls
basketball team for placing second in this year’s Diocesan
Tournament.
Congratulations to our second quarter honor roll students:
Danielle Beisiegel, Claire Hill, Harrison Hill, Olivia Hill, Hayden Hoerchler, Lucas Hopfinger, Noah Klein, George McDonald, Rosie Trautman, Chloe Williams, Madelyn Zittel, and
Sam Zittel. High Honors: Eileen Campbell, Abby Collins,
Gavin English, Gracie English, Cade Graham, Emma Heap,
Kendall Hirte, Izzy Hoerchler, Amariss Mueller, Brylee
Mueller, Aidan Murphy, Elaina Reinhart, Chelsea Sinn, Grace
Vitale, and Nick Vonderheide.
Last but not least, don’t forget about the many upcoming
events for Catholic Schools Week:
Spaghetti Dinner: Saturday, January 24
Scholastic Book Fair: Saturday, January 24 – Friday, January
30
Catholic Schools Week Mass: Sunday, January 25 (10:00 AM)
Pre-Kindergarten Registration: Sunday, January 25 (11:00 AM
– 12:00 Noon)
Cultural Fair: Tuesday, January 27 (5:30 – 6:30 PM)
Family Game Night: Friday, January 30 (6:00 PM)
Have a blessed week,
Mr. Tim Queern
School Principal
CHRISTMAS FLOWER MEMORIALS
Joseph & Irene Maccanelli
CURSILLO WEEKEND
Are you wanting a closer and more personal relationship with
Jesus? Come and join us for a week-end and experience a
“little bit of Heaven” held in Ruma at the motherhouse.
Women’s weekend: Feb 26—March 1
Men’s weekend: March 5—March 8
For further information please contact:
Alex Nast 618-539-3264, Margie Reaka 618-539-3765 or
John Tolan 618-410-8224.
E-MAIL ADDRESSES
We are getting ready to distribute the contribution statements,
and would like to e-mail as many as possible. If you have
changed your e-mail address please let us know so we can update our system. You can do so by calling the parish office or
dropping your name and e-mail address in the collection basket.
SPAGHETTI DINNER
Come help us kickoff Catholic Schools Week with our annual
spaghetti dinner on January 24th 4-8pm. Dinner includes spaghetti, salad bar, breadsticks, dessert, and tea/lemonade. Adults
$9 in advance, $10 at the door, Children (under 10) $4 in advance $5 at the door. Children under 5 are free. Tickets available after Mass with the TWB rep, in the school's office or contact a school family. Checkout our Scholastic
book fair before or after dinner.
UNDER THE SEA BOOK FAIR
The Book Fair will be located at the St. Joseph Parish Center Quilting Room. Sat.
Jan. 24th 4:00 - 7:00, Sun. Jan. 25th 11:00 12:00 and Fri. Jan. 30th 11:00 - 1:00. On Sunday there will be a special appearance from
Pete The Cat. All proceeds benefit St. Joseph School Library.
Please come out and support St. Joseph Library, all are welcome.
MESSENGER RENEWAL
Messenger renewal weekend is February 7-8, 2015. Please stay
“connected” through a subscription to The Messenger. Payments can be made through a parish envelope or on-line at
www.bellevillemessenger.org. Subscription cost is $25.00 for
print or electronic, $30.00 for both.
GIBAULT NEWS
—Gibault Catholic High School will have a make-up Placement Test for our incoming Class of 2019 on Thursday, January 29 at 12:15 pm. Please contact Mrs. Susan Mackin:
smackin@gibaultonline.com to register.
—Gibault presents the Taste of the Region on January 31st
from 5 – 9 pm at the Gibault Hustedde Gym. Enjoy a fusion of
cuisines from Monroe County restaurants, businesses, distributors and vendors. Tickets are $20 and are available at Gibault:
939.3883. Don’t miss out- get your tickets early!
—Gibault Catholic High School Theater program presents the
comedy You Can’t Take It With You… January 30th & 31st at
7 pm and February 1st at 2 pm in the GCHS Auditorium. Come
laugh with us!
—Experience your Catholic high school in action! The Gibault
Catholic Welcome Wednesday series continues February 4th,
9 – 11 am. Meet Principal Russ Hart for coffee and conversation about Gibault Catholic – an area leader in academics,
technology, fine arts and athletics. Tour the campus “live”
when classes are in session. RSVP: Pat Herzing pherzing@gibaultonline.com or 618.939.3883. Join us for part or
all of the morning – We would love to see you!
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
RESPECT LIFE CORNER
9 Days for Life - January 17-25, 2015, will mark the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision which legalized abortion throughout pregnancy. The “9 Days for Life”
novena encourages nationwide solidarity in prayer for daily
intentions, including for couples experiencing infertility, those
mourning the loss of a child through abortion, children in need
of adoptive homes, and for an end to abortion and use of the
death penalty. Learn, Act, Connect, Pray: Ways for you and
your family to participate in English and Spanish include the “9
days for Life” app. Go to www.usccb.org for more information.
BIBLE STUDY & STEWARDSHIP GARDEN
The Bible Study and Stewardship Garden Columns will be on
hiatus while Gene Racho recovers from his surgery.
NEXT CHAPTER
Are you recently divorced or currently separated? Have you
been in a long term relationship that has ended. Join us to find
support and fellowship with others who are or have been there.
This is a time for returning to your roots, reinforcing your
goodness and worth, and reinventing your life and your future.
You are not alone. We are a support group for separated/
divorced we meet every Tuesday from 7-8:30pm at Corpus
Christi Parish Center in Shiloh. Please visit our web-site
www.nextchapter.vpweb.com.
ACTIVE MILITARY FAMILY MEMBERS
As we are all very aware, soldiers are still being sent to foreign
countries to serve and protect our country and it's people. When
they leave their families and homes, they are only able to take
the essentials and leave behind the comforts that we enjoy on a
daily basis. As a church family, we would like to show our
support to our troops by sending those closest to us "care packages" filled with special treats, prayers, and most of all, our
love.
If you have someone in your family who is currently serving
our country away from home, please contact the Parish office at
539-3209 with this information, we can determine where our
support is most needed.
MEN’S CLUB RUMMAGE AUCTION
The Men’s Club is having a Rummage Auction on April 18th at
10AM. Any usable household item will be accepted, please
keep this in mind when doing your spring cleaning. More information will follow.
PAPAL VISIT
As you know, His Holiness, Pope Francis has recently confirmed that he will be in Philadelphia from September 22
through September 28, 2015. It is possible for participants to
attend the Conference, or the Papal Mass, or both. Anyone who
wishes to attend these events is free to make individual reservations on-line via the website: www.worldmeeting2015.org. The
Diocese is considering a group bus pilgrimage to Philadelphia,
if you would be interested in that please call the church office
for more information, reservations are due by January 30, 2015.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER JOB OPENING
The Diocese of Belleville is seeking a Chief Financial Officer
(CFO). The Chief Financial Officer of the Diocese reports directly to the Bishop. (“It is for the finance officer to administer
the goods of the Diocese under the authority of the Bishop…”
Cf. CCL, Canon 494, #3.) The CFO has the primary responsibility for the work of the Diocesan Finance Council. He or she
provides accurate, meaningful financial statements and information to the Bishop, who is the administrator of the temporal
goods of the Diocese, and to the various boards which assist the
Bishop in the operation of the Diocese. The CFO, who monitors investments while assembling and monitoring the budgets
of various departments and agencies throughout the Diocese,
also meets with outside vendors and consultants on a wide
range of issues. The CFO serves as Executive Director of the
Catholic Community Foundation for the Catholic Diocese of
Belleville and oversees facility and property management as
well as real-estate acquisition. In addition, the CFO meets regularly with the Bishop and Vicar General and with Directors of
Diocesan Departments as a planning body.
The successful candidate will hold a Bachelor’s Degree and
have 7-10 years of directly related experience in finance, accounting, management, administration and investment analysis. A current license as a Certified Public Accountant is desirable, but not required. The incumbent is required to be a faithful, committed Catholic who understands and accepts the teachings and disciplines of the Catholic Church.
TO APPLY: Resume, cover letter, preferred salary range, and
references to Human Resources, Diocese of Belleville, 222
South Third Street, Belleville, IL 62220 or email humanresources@diobelle.org. Application Deadline: February 13,
2015.
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
St. Joseph Parish is a Catholic community of faith responding
to the call of Jesus Christ through the proclamation of the Word
of God, the celebration of the Eucharist, and in living the sacramental life of the Church.
We are committed to responding to each other through ministries of faith and love, addressing our spiritual, social and educational needs.
We believe that each of us is called to be a supportive, compassionate and caring Christian witness in Freeburg, the Diocese
of Belleville and in the world.
January 2015
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Sat
10
Fri
2
5PM KC Holiday Party
Thu
9
Wed
8
Communion Calls
4PM Fish Fry
17
Tue
8AM Tai Chi
16
Mon
6
15
5PM CYO video &
lock-in
Sun
5
8AM Quilting
14
8AM Tai Chi
7PM K/C Council Mtg.
23
8AM Tai Chi
8AM Yoga
6PM Quilting
7:30PM Big Band
13
7:30PM Men’s Club
22
1
4
12
8AM Quilting
6:00PM PTF
7PM K/C Asmbly Mtg.
21
8AM Tai Chi
7PM Sacramental
Mtg. for 2nd grade
families
30
ADORATION:
Tuesday after Mass
until 7AM Wednesday.
Prayer Hour Tuesday
@ 7PM
11AM HS Youth Mtg.
8AM Yoga
9AM SJS Tots
3PM Girl Scouts
6PM Quilting
20
4:30-7:30 Kindergarten Open House
7PM Finance Mtg.
29
Every Sunday:
8AM Adult Bible Study
RCIA, PSR
9AM Choir
1PM Cursillo Novena
3PM Volleyball
11
19
8AM Quilting
6PM School Board
7PM HS Youth Mtg.
28
7
18
8AM Yoga
6PM Quilting
7:30PM Big Band
27
31
4PM Spaghetti Dinner
& Book Fair
24
12PM K/C Ceremony
No Choir Practice
26
8AM Tai Chi
11AM Family Lunch
& Book Fair
6PM Family Game Nt.
25
5PM K/3 Jr Hawks
7:30PM Men’s Club
8AM Yoga
6PM Quilting
8AM Quilting
5:30PM Cultural Fair
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WEEK********** **************** ****************
11AM Book Fair &
School Open House &
Pre-K Registration
SCHOOLS
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Thursday, November 13th
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Don’t forget to preorder your
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St. Joseph Council 13197
4th Degree Assembly 3151
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117 South State Street • Freeburg, IL 62243
Phone: 618-539-6000
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