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November 20, 2016 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

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, Parish Secretary [email protected]

Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Office [email protected]

Nicole Tolentino, Music Director P: 630-962-0998; [email protected]

St. Mary’s Catholic School

222 Waterman St., Sycamore

815-895-5215; Fax 815-895-5295

Jan Benson, Principal [email protected]

St. Mary Religious Education


815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-5295

Leila Rivers, Director Religious Ed. [email protected]

St. Mary Parish Ministry


815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-4561

Sara Blaser, Youth Minister [email protected]

Bess Andersen, Social Minister [email protected]

Support Ministry


Sister Judy Herrmann, RSM 815-751-1618 [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


http://www.stmarysrcia.org

Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 20, 2016

Monday, November 21

7:30 AM In Memory of Chuck Sauber

(by Johnson Family)

Tuesday, November 22

7:30 AM In Memory of Roberta Young

(by Family)

Wednesday, November 23

7:30 AM All Souls’ Day Intentions

Thursday, November 24

9:00 AM In Memory of Mickey Connerton

(by Family)

Friday, November 25

7:30 AM In Memory of Teresa Herrmann

(by Vernon & Mary Herrmann)

Saturday, November 26

5:00 PM In Memory of Emery Cochrane

(by Sr. Judy Herrmann)

Sunday, November 27 8:00 AM In Memory of Mickey Connerton

(by Family)

9:30 AM Spanish Speaking Mass

11:00 AM People of St. Mary-Living & Deceased

Ministers for the Week of November 21-27, 2016

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OF

NOVEMBER 21-27, 2016

HOPE HAVEN VOLUNTEERS: Cook Schedule Nov 26: Patr icia Schiesser , Kim Coover t

CHURCH CLEANING:

Nov 26: Martha Byrd, Mary Grimm,

Amy Schwartz, Robin Yeager

MINISTRY OF CARE:

We are still in need of a person willing

to do the scheduling for this program.

Homebound Visits: Team A: NEED

Team B: NEED

Grand Victorian: Lynn Knepper

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, Rita

Henne, Elizabeth Sauber, Barbara Sundly, Marilynn

Rexroat, Ann Stipher, Frankie Russell, Deacon Mike

Zibrun

Date Time Usher Greeter Lector/ Commentator

Eucharistic Ministers

Sacristan Altar Servers

Nov. 21-23 & 25 Nov. 24

7:30 am 9:00 am

Rob Wackt Jim Quinn

Anna Wackt

Doug Cassandra Kijowski Brooklyn Kinn

Nov. 26

5:00 pm Joe Jordan Frank Baert

Jane Jordan Carol Sibley

NEED

Joyce Klein Ed Kuhn Karen Kuhn Terri Silvius

G. Herrmann Sophie McComb Oliviana Maniaci

Nov. 27 8:00 am Chuck Maveus Alan Damon Joe Becker

Doris Garland Ron Recker Carol Recker

Bill Covert Rosa Linda Bazon Lisa Brandt Jan Benson Ilene Covert

C. Recker Rylee George Rachel Hartness Charlie Kingren

Nov. 27 11:00 am Chuck Tull Need

Halle Goff Rita Henne

Sr. Judy Herrmann Marilyn Rexroat Frankie Russell Liz Sauber Peter Smith

M. Beckman Zoey Juarez Santana Juarez

POPE FRANCIS ''God’s mercy transforms human hearts; it enables us, through the experience of a faithful love, to become

merciful in turn. In an ever new miracle, divine mercy shines forth in our lives, inspiring each of us to love our neighbor and to devote ourselves to what the Church’s tradition calls the spiritual and corporal

works of mercy.

These works remind us that faith finds expression in concrete everyday actions meant to help our

neighbors in body and spirit: by feeding, visiting, comforting and structing them. On such things

will we be judged...' Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for Lent 2016

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Virtue comes from the Latin word cardo which means hinge. All the various Christian virtues are hinged to at least one of the cardinal virtues. Those cardinal virtues are prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. As Christians, we are asked to support those virtues by the daily practice of them. Only a critical thinking mind can process those virtues with a deepened sense of commitment and honesty. In order for critical thinking to work in relationship with the Christian message and mission, there needs to be an appreciation and discernment for universal truth. Universal truth is the staying force and ra-tionale for the habitual practice of virtues on a dai-ly basis. Without universal truth, we are subject to the whims and capricious wants of human selfish-ness and ego-centricity. You might well note that universal truth is created and originated by a su-pernatural source, which by the way we call God. It is most definitely not an invention of mankind. Our only disposition, as believing Christians, is to be able to influence the force of universal truth by either giving it freedom or enslavement. Enslavement does not offer the invitation for others to join in the quest to become virtuous. Like any invitation, the appropriate response is actually based on freedom which is derived from virtue, itself. When virtue is practiced, its spirit and behavior challenges others to integrate and dignify their own lives with virtue. The constant exposure of virtue will greatly assist and encourage others to identify and modify their own existence as humans in our democratic society. The constant practice of virtue presents a good example for an educative process by others to adopt such virtuous thoughts and be-haviors. Sharing instances and tales of virtue helps to offer the opportunity to continue the growth of virtue within us. When we communicate virtuous examples, we present specific aids in assisting others to strive for the achievement of such high ideals and goals. In addition, God’s grace is offered to us to purify and strengthen our all our efforts to become more virtuous. Truly, virtue is an act making us identify and cooperate with the Kingdom of Heav-en as it assists us to answer “Yes” when Heaven is offered as an invitation stemming from God’s love to join Him in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Beware! Virtue is always hampered by sin. If you don’t see virtue in operation, you will surely know that sin is at work. Please through prayer and the sacraments let us open ourselves to the gifts of the Holy Spirit and God’s grace so we can feel support-ed in our quest to be a virtuous people. Remember the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity are in particular those virtues that relate directly to God. At our baptism, these virtues are infused within us as gifts from God. We must, as Christians, give them freedom as we live out our baptism to increase the well-being of human growth and to strengthen us in faith. Look at the Ten Commandments, they forbid cer-tain sins, but they also point to certain virtues that will help us to avoid sin. Virtues such as generosity, poverty of spirit, gentleness, purity of heart, temper-ance, and fortitude assist us in overcoming and avoiding the seven deadly sins known as capital sins – pride, greed, envy, anger, lust, gluttony, and lazi-ness. These seven deadly sins the main reason for encouraging other sins. Please make every attempt to ensure your growth in virtue and to share it with everyone you meet. You may ask why; because virtues play an important role in the life of every true Christian. The role of virtue is to act as the oversight judge of true Christian morality. “

Fr. Paul Lipinski

ord from the pastor

Meet Mary

Bring your friends and family to experience beautiful, devotional virtual pilgrimages to Fatima, Lourdes, and Medjugorje. This series presented by three pilgrims to the apparition sites, including our own Deacon Mike Zibrun, will run from December 5-8th at 7 p.m. and includes the Vigil Mass for the Immaculate Con-ception on the 7th. If you missed this multimedia presenta-tion when it was in St. Charles you have the opportunity to be blessed by the Mary’s messages right here at St. Mary’s.


ST. MARY MEMORIAL

BRICK UPDATE

Have you ordered your brick yet?

Only two (2) more orders I will place an order for Me-morial Bricks to be installed this summer. Please re-member to fill out your Memorial Brick order form and place your order soon. Completed forms and payment can be dropped in the collection basket or brought to the Parish Office.

Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Campaign Office

815-895-3275 Ext. 6

SCHOOL NEWS

On Friday, November 11th our 6th-8th graders along with their teachers participated in Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack which took place at the Suter Company in Syc-amore. They packed enough meals for 237 chil-dren for one year! Friday evening the 6th-8th grad-ers enjoyed the Harvest Dance sponsored by the student council. Friday afternoon the school celebrated Veteran’s Day with Mass at 1pm. Many children invited fam-ily members or friends who were veterans. It was a very touching moment when our children moved around the church blessing the more than 25 vet-erans present by making the sign of the cross on their foreheads. Many thanks to school staff members Lisa Stoner, Dawn Rodriguez, and Kim Hulmes along with the 4th grade class for plan-ning the Mass and the beautiful ceremony and reception afterwards. Construction on the playground fence began this past week. A huge thank you to all who contribut-ed to this project.

Casino Night was held this past Saturday night. Thank you to everyone who donated, attended, and volunteered to make this night such a suc-cess! On behalf of the school staff and the reli-gious education staff, we cannot thank the com-mittee enough for the tremendous amount of work that was put into this event!

We are looking forward to the completion of our Greens fundraiser. They should be arriving the week of November 28th. Thank you to Michelle Eklund and Lauren Brandmeyer for making this happen.

There will be no school this coming week for Thanksgiving Break. However, parent/teacher conferences will take place this coming Monday and Tuesday. We wish all of you God’s blessing on this Thanksgiving.

Give thanks to the Lord for He is good, His loving kindness is ever-lasting!

Jan Benson, Principal

Playground Fence Project Thank you to everyone who donated towards the playground fence pro-

ject . We needed approximately $7,000 to be able to provide the supplies necessary to get the go ahead. We have reached our goal through many generous donations, a parishioner match, and a do-nation from the School PTO. You will begin to see this project take place over he next couple weeks. Thank you again for your generosity.

Save the Date for

GOD IS: Day of Renewal

Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017

The Curzon family would like to extend a sincere thank-you on behalf of our mom's charity, Wrapped In Love.

❤️ Our hearts are full of grati-tude to all of you that made a dona-

tion, purchased a scarf or a throw. Wrapped In Love has donated $8,500 to the St. Mary's legacy fund in honor of Mary A. Curzon thus far. We are still taking orders for the Holiday Season. Please let any Curzon know what you would like. Scarves are $10 and Throws are $15 We can Wrap you and your family and friends in Love for the Holiday Season. Thanks again for all your support for this great cause.


Remember in your prayers

all the sick in our parish,

the convalescents and shut-ins:

Ben Badalamenti, Linda Rose Berry, Larry

Brandal, Jennie Braser, Nancy Brown, Quintin

Byrne, Theresa Cavenaugh, David Cavenaugh,

Mary Cavileer, Catherine Cwiklinski, Lee

Deatherage, Leonard Desideri, Pat Desideri,

Maribeth Desjardin, Sara Elliott, Dorothy Exner,

Barb Flynn, Mary Fischer, John Garman, Adolph

Gawrych, Kathy Gilliam, Dorothy Gorbet, John

Grimson, Billy Gutrich, Joan Hallaron, Nancy

Hayes, Krissi Higgins, Theresa Kelly, Nancy

Kissel, Aaron Lane, Joseph Logsdon, Patricia

Martin, Jeremy Lloyd, Mary Low, Ryan McMillan,

Cheri Mills, Jon Meredith, Charlotte Monroy,

Kaitlin Neal, Manuel Nila, Katheryn Noeth, Louis

M. Ortega, Donna Petersen, Evelyn Poliska, Alyce

Porekski, C.J. Potter, Bill Powers, Michael Powers,

Natalie Rangel, Sergio Renperia, James Robers,

Lilia Salazar, Jill Samuelson, Nadine Saucedo, Joe

Shade, Ruthanne Slayton, Jean Spartz, Caryl

Steimel, Mary Supple, Doug Teckenbrock, Lorene

Tuggle, Art Turek, Eleanor Uhlarik, Alice Warren,

Wes Wilson, 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 - November 13, 2016

Actual Amount Needed Surplus

Collection To Meet Budget (Shortfall)

$ 8,326.36 $ 10,000.00 ($ 1,673.64)

Total Since Year To Date Surplus

July 1, 2016 Budget (Shortfall)

$167,463.73 $ 200,600.00 ($ 33,136.27)

DSA Goal Pledged Payments

2016 $68,193.00 $59,589.15 $44,087.52

As of 10/12/16 87.4% of goal 64.7% of goal

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Prayer Network….

If you or someone you know is

in desperate need of prayers, feel free to

submit the information to our

Prayer Network at 815-895-6489

or [email protected]

ADORATION

I did not even know who Christ was, that He was God. I had not the faint-est idea that there existed such a thing as the Blessed Sacrament. I

thought churches were simply places where people got together and sang a few hymns. And yet now I tell you, you who are now what I once was, unbelievers, it is that Sacrament, and that alone, the Christ living in our midst, and sacrificed by us, and for us and with us, in the clean and perpetual Sacrifice, it is He alone who holds our world together, and keeps us all from being poured headlong and immedi-ately into the pit of our eternal destruction. And I tell you there is a power that goes forth from that Sacrament, a power of light and truth, even into the hearts of those who have heard nothing of Him and seem to be incapa-ble of belief.

Thomas Merton The Seven Storey Mountain

St. Mary of Sycamore

Knights of Columbus Council 16350

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]

mailto:[email protected]


Marriage Encounter As we celebrate Christ the King, let us re-member the fullness of love reflected in our marriages. Explore more by partici-pating in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Week-ends on Jan 20-22 in Brookfield, WI; Feb 10-12 in Ge-neva, IL or March 17-19 in Madison, WI. Early registra-tion is highly recommended. For more information visit our website at: alifetimeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653.

SNOW SHOVELERS NEEDED

We are looking for individuals who are willing to help with the snow shoveling at the Church. Winter will soon be upon us. If you are interested in helping, please contact Steven Wiora at 815-721-2283. WE NEED YOUNGER SHOVELERS.

St. Mary Cemetery in DeKalb

St Mary Cemetery in DeKalb has a Me-morial Garden for Children Who Died Before They were Born. Orders are now being taken for bricks to be

placed around the Memorial with the names of ba-bies who have died through miscarriage, abortion or stillbirth. If you would like a brick placed in memory of a baby or babies, the cost is $17 per brick. There are forms at St Mary’s office. Or write on a piece of paper the name of each baby (whether you have a first name or just “Jones ba-by”) along with your name and phone number (in case there is a question on the order), the number of bricks being order and the amount you are en-closing. Make checks payable to St. Mary Church, and mail or drop off at the office. 302 Fisk Ave, DeKalb. Write “Attn; Memorial Bricks” on the en-velope. If you have any questions, please contact Lori at 815-751-9644

Eucharistic Minister Training

Have you been thinking about becoming a Eucharistic Minister? Did you respond to

our recent plea? Are you currently a Eucharistic Min-ister, but would like a bit of a refresher or to ask some questions? Here is your chance!

We will be holding a training session in the church at 7:00 pm on November 28, 2016. Training will last about an hour. Anyone who wants more information is welcome to come. Also, all current Eucharistic Ministers are invited to join us.

For more information, contact the Parish Office.

Cemetery Clean-Up

The Fall Cemetery Clean-up is com-

plete. A special Thank You to two of

our 8th grade St. Mary School stu-

dents, Simone & Gall for assisting this

year. You may begin placing your Winter deco-

rations at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

DEAC’S CORNER… GODS’ PROMISES

IN 26 LETTERS OF THE ALPHABET “Although things are not perfect, Be-cause of trials or pains, Continue in thanksgiv-ing and Do not begin to blame…Even when times are hard, Fierce winds are bound to blow, God is forever able.

Hold on to what you know, Imagine life without His love…Joy would cease to be, so Keep thanking Him for all the things Love imparts to thee, and Move out of “camp com-plaining”, for No weapon that is known, On earth can yield the power. Praise can do it alone. Quit Looking at the future and Redeem

the time at hand. Start each day with worship, for to Thank is a command, Until we see Him coming Victori-ous in the sky….well, We’ll run the race with gratitude, Xalting God on high, and Yes there’ll

be some good and yes some bad times too, but Zion waits in glory, Where none are ever

sad. So just remember that the shortest distance to a problem, is the distance between your knees and the floor, and the one who kneels to the Lord can stand up to anything.


Together we are doing whatever it takes to journey with Christ.

Calendar of Events

Nov. 19 Confirmation Retreat PAC 9:30 – 6:00

Dec. 1 Camp WOW Counselor Applications

Available

Dec. 4 HS Advent Series: Love Is …

12-1:30 pm PH

Dec. 11 Peer Ministry Mtg. 9:15 -10:45 am PH

Dec.11 HS Advent Discussion Series:

Love Is… 12-1:30 pm

Dec. 18 HS Advent Discussion Series:

Love Is… 12-1:30 pm

Please join us for our HS Advent Discussion Series starting on Sun. Dec. 4 after the 11:00 am Mass (12:00 pm-1:30 pm) at the Purple House for lunch and lively discussion about what makes us happy and how do we find that happiness. All HS stu-dents are invited and there is no charge so just come! You can come to all three or as many as you can make.

SPACES ARE FILLING UP ON OUR MISSION TEAM- CONTACT THE YM OFFICE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT!

This year the Youth Ministry Mission Trip will be going to the Cincinnati, OH the week of June 11-17 with Catholic Heart Work Camp (www.heartworkcamp.com). Worksites may include projects such as: painting, home maintenance and repairs, neighborhood revitalization, indoor/outdoor clean-up, helping with children at day-care centers for low income families, helping at centers that distribute food to the needy, and, above all, restor-ing hope to those who have none. All current eighth grade students through seniors are invited to sign up for this awesome opportunity to serve others while having fun with your peers. Forms are available on our website or by contacting the YM office. Any ?? about YM events, please call Sara Blaser at 815-895-3726 ext. 224 or [email protected] Website: www.stmarysycamore.com

815-895-3726 EXT: 223

Leila Rivers [email protected]

Theresa Johnson [email protected]

Website: www.stmaryreligioused.com Faith Formation link

CALENDAR Class

Sunday November 20

NO CLASS


NO CLASS

Sunday November 27

NO CLASS


Class

A Thanksgiving Prayer

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