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MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 8:00 AM (W) – All Parishioners TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 — The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 8:00 AM (P) – +Monique Gaston WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 — St. Leo the Great 8:00 AM (P) — +Ed Galle THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 — St. Martin of Tours 8:00 AM (W) – End Abortion FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — St. Josaphat 8:00 AM (P) – +Jeff Maxwell SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 — St. Francis Xavier Cabrini 8:00 AM (P) – +Gene Meyer 4:00 PM (W) — NO MASS 6:00 PM (P) — Father Chris Trummer SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 — Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 AM (P) – +Rev. Barry Harmon 10:30 AM (W) – +Doris Kaiser PRAY FOR OUR SICK Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 7, 2021 She, from her poverty, has contributed all she had. (Mark 12:44) Edward Benz — Nancy Capps — Buster Craven — Cooper Frazier Richard Frazier — Eric Fugate — Jeff Galle — Paul Ineich — Molly Ishmael Terry Killday — Lee McCarter — Tom McCarter — Sherry Nelson Dave Pfeiffer — Joshua Tatu — Pauline Weir — Scott Wessing ST. MARY NOVEMBER 13 — 6:00 PM — SATURDAY Lector – Brett Irving Ushers – Volunteers NOVEMBER 14 — 8:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Craig Welch Ushers – Jonas Petty; Mickey Petty; Jed Petty; Javan Petty Servers – Roan Van Cleave; Bentley Lanier ST. MARK NOVEMBER 7 — 10:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Jenny Schmidgall Ushers – Volunteers NOVEMBER 14 — 10:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Andy Moss Ushers – Volunteers Defend us in battle St. Michael the Archangel Envelopes Used St. Mary 48 St. Mark 27 Sunday Contributions 3,376.00 2,295.00 Online Giving 100.00 50.00 By Gloria Heinen Director of Religious Education What was it about this widow that drew Jesus’ attention and delighted him so much? Many others had given far more to the Temple treasury than she had. No, it wasn’t the size of her gift that touched him so deeply. It was her willingness to give all. That’s because sacrificial giving reflects the character of God himself. Just think of the way Jesus held nothing back when he gave himself to us. God wants us to pour out our hearts. Whether we are giving financially or sacrificing our time or attention, he wants to see us become as generous as he is. But know that when you ask God for the grace and strength to give from what little you have, he will bless you. Even when it seems like a drop in the bucket, your decision to give pleases the Lord. That’s because each time you choose to give of yourself, you become more like him. He is building his own character in you! “Lord, help me give of myself as generously as you did.” The St. Gertrude Prayer said on each of the 50 Hail Mary beads = 50,000 or a full baseball stadium of souls released from Purgatory and in Heaven praying for you now and forever more! Chaplet: Using a regular Rosary to pray the chaplet: On the Crucifix: Apostles Creed On the 1st bead: Our Father On the next 3 beads Hail Mary Between Hail Mary and Our Father Bead: Glory Be On each large bead: Our Father On each small bead: Eternal Father, I offer You the Most Precious Blood of Your Divine Son, Jesus in union with the Masses said throughout the world today, for all the holy souls in Purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal Church, those in my own home and within my family. Amen. At the end of each decade: Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, open the hearts and minds of sinners to the Truth and Light of God, the Father. Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for the conversion of sinners and the world. Glory Be to the Father. . . Our Lord told St. Gertrude the Great that the following prayer would release 1000 souls from Purgatory each time it is said. The prayer was extended to include the living sinners as well. Books to Enhance Your Catholic Faith By Susan Tassone Published By: Our Sunday Visitor October 29 (Sample Page) Forever at Your Side “Behold I send an angel before you, to guard you on the way and to bring you to the place which I have prepared. ” - Exodus 23:20 “When a soul goes down into purgatory, its guardian angel ac- companies it to that prison, and then takes his place outside near the door, where he remains until the soul is entirely purified. He visits it frequently, to console it by his presence and heavenly discourse, and inspire it with courage…...It is his duty to collect the prayers and good works offered by the living, and to present them to God, who gives them back to him to apply them to the poor souls like a healing balm” - St. Frances of Rome. Reflection: Pray: “Holy angel witness of all my actions, purify me.” Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen.
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MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 8:00 AM (W) – All Parishioners
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 — The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 8:00 AM (P) – +Monique Gaston
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 — St. Leo the Great 8:00 AM (P) — +Ed Galle
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 — St. Martin of Tours 8:00 AM (W) – End Abortion
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — St. Josaphat 8:00 AM (P) – +Jeff Maxwell
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 — St. Francis Xavier Cabrini 8:00 AM (P) – +Gene Meyer 4:00 PM (W) — NO MASS 6:00 PM (P) — Father Chris Trummer
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 — Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 AM (P) – +Rev. Barry Harmon 10:30 AM (W) – +Doris Kaiser
PRAY FOR OUR SICK Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 7, 2021
She, from her poverty, has contributed all she had.
(Mark 12:44)
Edward Benz — Nancy Capps — Buster Craven — Cooper Frazier Richard Frazier — Eric Fugate — Jeff Galle — Paul Ineich — Molly Ishmael
Terry Killday — Lee McCarter — Tom McCarter — Sherry Nelson Dave Pfeiffer — Joshua Tatu — Pauline Weir — Scott Wessing
ST. MARY
NOVEMBER 13 — 6:00 PM — SATURDAY Lector – Brett Irving Ushers – Volunteers NOVEMBER 14 — 8:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Craig Welch Ushers – Jonas Petty; Mickey Petty; Jed Petty; Javan Petty Servers – Roan Van Cleave; Bentley Lanier
ST. MARK
NOVEMBER 7 — 10:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Jenny Schmidgall Ushers – Volunteers NOVEMBER 14 — 10:30 AM — SUNDAY Lector – Andy Moss Ushers – Volunteers
Defend us in battle
St. Michael the
Archangel
Envelopes Used
St. Mary
48
St. Mark
27
Sunday Contributions 3,376.00 2,295.00
Online Giving 100.00 50.00
By Gloria Heinen Director of Religious Education
What was it about this widow that drew Jesus’ attention and delighted him so much? Many others had given far more to the Temple treasury than she had. No, it wasn’t the size of her gift that touched him so deeply. It was her willingness to give all. That’s because sacrificial giving reflects the character of God himself. Just think of the way Jesus held nothing back when he gave himself to us. God wants us to pour out our hearts. Whether we are giving financially or sacrificing our time or attention, he wants to see us become as generous as he is. But know that when you ask God for the grace and strength to give from what little you have, he will bless you. Even when it seems like a drop in the bucket, your decision to give pleases the Lord. That’s because each time you choose to give of yourself, you become more like him. He is building his own character in you!
“Lord, help me give of myself as generously as you did.”
The St. Gertrude Prayer said on each of the 50 Hail Mary beads = 50,000 or a full baseball stadium of souls released from Purgatory and in Heaven praying for you now and forever more!
Chaplet:
Using a regular Rosary to pray the chaplet:
On the Crucifix: Apostles Creed On the 1st bead: Our Father On the next 3 beads Hail Mary Between Hail Mary and Our Father Bead: Glory Be On each large bead: Our Father
On each small bead: Eternal Father, I offer You the Most Precious Blood of Your Divine Son, Jesus in union with the Masses said throughout the world today, for all the holy souls in Purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal Church, those in my own home and within my family. Amen.
At the end of each decade: Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, open the hearts and minds of sinners to the Truth and Light of God, the Father. Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for the conversion of sinners and the world. Glory Be to the Father. . .
Our Lord told St. Gertrude the Great that the following prayer would release 1000 souls from Purgatory each time it is said. The prayer was extended to include the living sinners as well.
Books to Enhance Your Catholic Faith
By Susan Tassone
Published By: Our Sunday Visitor
October 29
(Sample Page) Forever at Your Side
“Behold I send an angel before you, to guard you on the way and to bring you to the place which I have prepared.”
- Exodus 23:20
“When a soul goes down into purgatory, its guardian angel ac-companies it to that prison, and then takes his place outside near the door, where he remains until the soul is entirely purified. He visits it frequently, to console it by his presence and heavenly discourse, and inspire it with courage…...It is his duty to collect the prayers and good works offered by the living, and to present them to God, who gives them back to him to apply them to the poor souls like a healing balm” - St. Frances of Rome.
Reflection: Pray: “Holy angel witness of all my actions, purify me.”
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen.
ST. MARY 226 E. Adams Website: www.stmaryspittsfield.dio.org Pittsfield, IL 62363 Online Giving: www.givecentral.org Office: (217) 285-4321 / Fax: (217) 285-9400 / [email protected] Weekend Mass: Sunday 8:30 AM / Saturday 6:00 PM Daily Mass: Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 8:00 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: after Saturday evening Mass or by appointment.
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Pastoral Associate/DRE: Gloria Heinen Secretary: Pat Galle
Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8:30 a.m. -- 11:30 a.m. / 12:30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m.
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November 7, 2021 . Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
ST. MARY Donut Sunday — Sunday, November 7, after 8:30 AM Mass. NOODLE MAKING — Monday, November 8th — ALL DAY — Volunteers Needed! Altar & Rosary Society Meeting — Tuesday, November 9, Rosary @ 6 PM, Meeting @ 6:30 PM. Knights of Columbus Meeting — Monday, November 15, 6:30 PM, ST. MARK’S.
Return Shoeboxes — by Monday, November 15, Gathering Space. Men’s Prayer Group — Saturday mornings, 6:45 AM, Parish Hall. Theology (RCIA) Class — Monday evenings, 7:00 PM, Parish Hall. That Man Is You — Wednesday mornings, 6:30 AM, Parish Hall. Youth Choir — Wednesdays, 4:15 PM, Choir Loft. Youth Catechism Classes — Wednesday evenings, 5:00 to 6:30 PM, Parish Hall. Food Pantry Collection — first weekend each month at Masses (November 6 & 7). 24-Eucharistic Adoration — (December 3 & 4).
ST. MARK Free Lunch Monday — Monday, November 8. Knights of Columbus Meeting — Monday, November 15, 6:30 PM, Church Basement. Pray the Rosary — Tuesday mornings, 8:00 AM, Church, Men’s Bible Study Group — Thursday mornings at 6:45 AM. Bread of Love Schedule— Week of November 29.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FAMILY CORNER: Fully Alive and Building the Domestic Church
NOVEMBER — THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS By virtue of baptism and the sacramental grace of marriage, the Christian family is built into a communion of saints. God wants to make each of us a saint! Each member of the family has the task of helping the others to grow in holiness through faith, hope and love. Break open this Theme on Page 44 of The Family Fully Alive. Books are available in the back of the church.
THANK YOU so much to Peg Coon, Kathy Korte, Virginia Moss, Janet Paslay, Theresa Sauer, Patricia Suttles and Sharon Wallis for the wonderful job of cleaning the church. Your hard work is so appreciated! If you signed up to bring something for Free Lunch Monday, please bring it to our church basement by Monday morning by 8:30 AM, or to the Baptist church Monday morning. Any questions, please talk to Brenda Dahman.
ST. MARY ALTAR SOCIETY NEWS: The next Altar and Rosary Society meeting will be Tuesday November 9th. See all of you there!
CALLING ALL SHOEBOXES — Please return them to the ST. MARY’S Gathering Space by Monday, November 15th. Thank you!
TO MY PARISH FAMILY: Thank you for all the prayers, moral support, masses, get well cards and offers of assistance during my recent knee replacement surgery. With your help, I was once again 10 feet tall and bulletproof. All went very well without complications, and I am nearly fit to get back to business. Thank you so very much. May God bless you all. ~~ Jim Lagemann
ST. MARK — McMahon Family; Killday Family; Special Intentions for Killday Family; Jay, Doris & Jim Kaiser; the Cline Family; Bill & Liz Kindred; Mom & Dad Kizer; Irene & Patsy Scott; Edna K. Freitag; Andy Rickert; Charles & Minnie Freitag Family; Les & Edna Jenkens; Doris & Tom Fearneyhough; Forgotten Souls; Laura Paslay. ST. MARY —Pedro/Angela Pineda; Josie Romero; Amanda Kitson; Donald Heinen, Msgr. Charles Taylor; Terry & Richard Hughes; Aurelie Moore; Helen Stiebel; Marie Dains; Rita & Paul Sweeney; Jim & Joan Stiebel; DiPrizio Family; Kenny & Ellen Krueger; Laddy Krueger; Ed Galle.
ST. MARY’S — NOODLE MAKING Monday, November 8th — ALL DAY!
TURN YOUR CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR
