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Church and Rectory 206 East Front Street, Harvard, IL 60033

Ministry Center 101 Church Street, Harvard, IL 60033

Phone: 815-943-6406 Fax: 815-943-1604

www.stjosephharvard.org

PASTOR

Father Steven Clarke Phone: 815-943-6406 ext.222

E-Mail: [email protected]

ASSOCIATE PASTOR Father Carlos Monsalve Phone: 815-943-9000


DEACONS Mr. Anthony Koss

Phone: 815-943-4965 E-Mail: [email protected]

Mr. Michael Keane


PARISH MINISTRY CENTER Mrs. Gayle Heithoff-Business Manager


Mrs. Susan Smith-Secretary (English)

Phone: 815-943-6406 ext: 221 E-Mail: [email protected]

Mrs. Maria Dollman-Secretary (Spanish)


RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Mrs. Kelly Sergent– DRE Phone: 815-943-6933


Mrs. Cynthia Martinez– CRE Phone: 815-943-6406


VOCATIONS MINISTRY Mr. David Dollman

815-517-2168 [email protected]

CHOIR DIRECTOR

Mr. Daniel Lyter Phone: 815-943-6406


YOUTH MINISTRY Mrs. Mary Kate Phillips– Youth Minister


HIGH SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

Mr. Vito De Frisco Interim Superintendent

Phone: 815-338-4220

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE ENGLISH: Saturday 5:00 PM, Sunday 8:00AM, 11:00 AM SPANISH: Saturday 7:00 PM , Sunday 9:30 AM, 12:30 PM

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE ENGLISH: Monday-Friday 8:30 AM (Mass will be celebrated in the Main Church

during the Chapel renovations) SPANISH: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur sday 6:00 PM (Mass will be

celebrated in the Main Church during the Chapel renovation)

THE MISSION STATEMENT OF SAINT JOSEPH FAITH COMMUNITY

HARVARD, ILLINOIS

“St. Joseph is a Welcoming, Catholic Community, Committed by Faith in Christ, who strive to Love, Live

and Spread the Gospel in charity, by Serving

Dear Friends, Christ our Lord did not simply encourage His disciples to pray. He continually extoled His followers to pray without ceasing. In today’s Gospel we are told “to pray always without becoming weary.” Perseverance in prayer will always be rewarded by Our Heavenly Father. To illustrate this point, Our Lord presents us with the parable of the judge and a widow who continually petitioned him to “render a just decision…against (her) adversary.” It is interesting to note that this parable also touches upon the issue of justice in this life. The widow does not simply ask the judge to decide in her favor. She asks for justice. From the context of the parable it is clear that she has been seriously wronged and simply demands that justice be done. We do not know more about the case at hand, but it is clear that the specific injustice in question has gone on for a long time. This widow had been persistent over an extended period of time. Perhaps some people would have given up hope, but this specific woman persevered until the end and that is why she received justice. Although the judge finally agrees to deliver justice for the widow, his decision is not motivated by purely noble intentions. He realizes that the widow deserves justice, but this is not the underlying reason for his decision. He simply wants to avoid the bother of having to endure her pestering. In the end justice is served, but not because of any higher ideals. This fact underscores the reason that the Christian should all the more trust in the providence and goodness of God when he prays. He is an all loving Father who intensely desires our good. In Matthew’s Gospel, Christ reminds us that He is even infinitely more loving than a natural father toward his own son (Mt. 7:7-11). We should never doubt His goodness even if our petitions and prayers are not answered immediately. There is always a reason that our prayers are not answered as quickly as we would like. Perseverance in prayer, as Our Lord points out, is really the measure of our confidence in God. If He really is Who He claims to be we should never lose our trust in Him, even if He seems indifferent to our plight. As we see in today’s first reading from Exodus, it was the perseverance of Moses, as he lifted up his hands, than won the battle for Israel. Perseverance is always rewarded by God. He indeed knows the proper time and way to answer all of our prayers. The disciple who firmly believes in this truth will never become despondent or frustrated in prayer. On the contrary, his trust will teach Him that God always has a supremely better reason for the “when” and “what” He gives us in response to our prayers.

In Christ, Fr. Steven

The Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 20, 2019

A Message From our Pastor....

October 20, 2019 3 The Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Candle Light Mass

TODAY 6:00 pm

Your donation of $16.00 will insure a

family of 8 of having a holiday meal.

The Northern Illinois Food Bank is pleased to offer to our network partners the “Holiday Meal Boxes”, with a retail value of more the $40.00, at the deeply discounted rate of only $16.00

2019 Holiday Meal Box Program

Harvard Community Food Pantry P.O. Box 578

Harvard, IL 60033

Each Holiday Meal Box Includes: All the fixings for a traditional holiday meal for a family of eight!

Includes 12-14 lb Whole Frozen Turkey, Canned Fruit & Vegetables, Instant Potatoes, Gravy & Stuffing Mix, Coffee &

Dessert.

Feather Party: Join us Saturday, November 9th, for our first Feather Party in the school cafeteria for a yummy, homemade turkey dinner, raffle and live auction. Tickets are $7.00 each, or 2 for $12.00 and $20.00 for a family of 4 for a complete turkey dinner. If you can help in any way or to bring a dessert, there are sign up sheets in back of church. The committee is also accepting donations for the raffle and auction. Meat raffle tickets are $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00. We will also be having turkey and ham raffles every hour. Join us for an evening of fun in the school cafeteria on Saturday, November 9th from 6:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. All proceeds will go to our chapel and church improvements.

Town Hall Meeting: Please come November 5, 2019 to hear Father Steven report on the state of our parish in regards to our financial standing for the fiscal year 2018-2019. He will also discuss the relocation of the confessionals and bathrooms. The meeting will be in the school cafeteria starting at 7:00 p.m.

An Emmaus Experience: A Weekend Retreat for Men November 8-10, 2019 St. Mary Parish is offering the Emmaus Retreat for men of both St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Parish. This retreat is based on the Scripture found in the Gospel of Luke 24: 13-35. When was the last time you gave yourself a gift that will last forever? The Men’s Emmaus retreat is just such a gift. It is a time to renew and deepen your relationship with the Lord. It is a vehicle to meet other men in the parish who are looking for friendship. The retreat is being held at Inspiration Retreat Center in Walworth, WI. Cost is $150.00. Registration forms are availa-ble at the entrances of the church. For addition-al information contact: Bill Vanderstappen 815-943-7456 or email [email protected] or David Dollman 815-517-2168 or email [email protected].

St. Joseph Volunteers: The Diocese of Rockford has revised the Guidelines for Youth and Those Working with Youth and the Norms for the Prohibition of Sexual Abuse of Minors. All volunteers need to read these new guidelines and sign the acknowl-edgment page. Forms are available in English and Spanish at the Ministry Center. As always, thank you for volunteering your time and talents to St. Joseph Church.

Renewed Treasures Donations: During 2019 Renewed Treasures donated to the following:

Harvard Food Pantry Smile Train

St. Vincent DePaul Society Knights of Columbus

Thank you, ladies, for your many years of supporting community and national charitable organizations.

On behalf of the parishioners of St. Joseph, our deepest sympathy is extended to the family and

friends of~ Ray Schumer

Ray went home to God on October 14th

Mon. Oct. 21 8:30 am Communion Service Tues. Oct. 22 8:30 am Ed and Adeline Jackson by Eileen King Wed. Oct. 23 8:30 am Fr. Yovanny Dorado by KC’s Thurs. Oct. 24 8:30 am Mary Kandik by Mary Henderson Fri. Oct. 25 8:30 am Wayne March by Norb and Fran Bielat Sat. Oct. 26 5:00 pm Carol Cavin by Gene Cavin Sat. Oct. 26 7:00 pm Misa en Español Sun. Oct. 27 8:00 am Darlene Raupp by Bob and Barb Raupp Sun. Oct. 27 9:30 am Misa en Español Sun. Oct. 27 11:00 am For the People Sun. Oct. 27 12:30 pm Misa en Español

Liturgical Roles ALTAR SERVERS Sat. 5:00 pm 10/26 Joey Klimczak, Patrick Sergent Sun. 8:00 am 10/27 Alexandra Cano Salas, Enrique Hernandez Sun. 11:00 am 10/27 Christian and Alex Olson

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Sat. 5:00 pm 10/26 Judy Lovell, Joe Nolan, Volunteer, Debbie Byrne Sun. 8:00 am 10/27 Deb Keane, Erwin Schmid, Ken Basel, Elena Hoeflich Sun. 11:00 am 10/27 Patrick Jenkins

LECTORS Sat. 5:00 pm 10/26 Charlie Calvin Sun. 8:00 am 10/27 Aron Olivares Sun. 11:00 am 10/27 Ryan Borchadt GREETERS Sat. 5:00 pm 10/26 Char Zuhlke, Volunteer Sun. 8:00 am 10/27 Jim and Elaine Brinks Sun. 11:00 am 10/27 Volunteers

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE October 13, 2019

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Weekly Budgeted Income Needed..........$7,164.00 7

Adult Collection Received (Week 15)..…$5,743.00 Offertory Received (Week 15)…..$1,778.99

Children’s Collection Received (Week 15)…….$293.53 Total Collection Received (Week 15)…....$7,815.52

Year-to-Date Budgeted Income Needed (Week 15)….$107,460.00 Year-to-Date Actual Income Received (Week 15 ) …….$107,528.99

Overage/(Shortage) to date……$68.99

“For it is in giving that we receive.” ~St. Francis of Assisi

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Cemetery Clean-up: Fall cleanup and water shutoff in the St Joseph Cemetery will begin shortly after October 15th. Please remove all grave decorations not conforming to the rules that you wish to keep. We appreciate your help.

Great Lakes Catholic Men’s Conference: Catholic Men’s Conference will be held on Saturday, November 23rd at the NIU Holmes Student Center in DeKalb. A dynamic team of speakers will help you to understand authentic masculinity and heroic virtue, inspiring you to stand up for God and help transform our world and culture. The conference includes; speakers, reflection time, reconciliation, the Rosary, Mass, music, lunch and more! For more information and to order tickets, please go on line to thetalk.org

Readings for the week of October 20, 2019 Sunday: Ex 17:8-13/Ps 121:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 [cf. 2]/2 Tm 3:14—4:2/Lk 18:1-8 Monday: Rom 4:20-25/Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75 [cf. 68]/Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21/Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9, 10, 17 [8a and 9a]/Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18/Ps 124:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8 [8a]/Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Rom 6:19-23/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5]/Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Rom 7:18-25a/Ps 119:66, 68, 76, 77, 93, 94 [68b]/Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Rom 8:1-11/Ps 24:1b-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 6]/Lk 13:1-9 Next Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/Ps 34:2-3, 17-18, 19, 23 [7a]/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/Lk 18:9-14

The Harvard Food Pantry

The Food Pantry provides basic foods to those who demonstrate a need. The Pantry is staffed by members of various faith communities of Harvard, including St. Joseph. The Pantry is located at 6817 Harvard Hills Road and is open on Tuesdays, 9:30 am to 11:30 am and 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm. The Food Pantry can be reached at 815-943-4909 or [email protected].

Respect Life A ministry designed to foster a Pro-Life attitude in our families, parish, community and world, by creating awareness and Spiritual support of life issues from conception to natural death. Open to ALL volunteers. Please call the Ministry Center at 815-943-6406.

Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated at 10:00 am on the 2nd and 4th Saturday each month. Parents are required to participate in a pre-baptismal catechesis. Baptismal classes will be made by appointment only at the Parish Ministry Center. Sacrament of First Holy Communion and Confirmation In order for students to participate in 1st Holy Communion of Confirmation Sacramental programs, families must be registered and participating members of St. Joseph Catholic Church for at least 6 months before sacramental classes begin. Participation will be recorded by the use of Mass envelopes to be used at weekly Sunday or Saturday Vigil Masses. Sacrament of Reconciliation The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered: Sundays 7:30-7:45 am, Sundays 10:45-11:00 am, Wednesday 5:00-5:45 pm, Thurs-days 9:15-9:45 am, Thursdays 6:00-6:45 pm, Saturdays from 4:00-4:30 pm or by appointment. Sacrament of Marriage So that the process of sacramental preparation for marriage may be scheduled and completed by the Pastoral Staff, all marriage arrangements must begin AT LEAST six (6) months in advance of the desired date. It is the official policy of the Diocese of Rockford that those to be married must be at least 19 years old and that they take part in an instructional program that includes pre-marriage retreats. No wedding will be scheduled after 2 pm on Saturday. Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Individual anointing is given whenever requested by a person in need. Please call either Father Steven Clarke or the Parish Ministry Center. Homebound Visitation Pastoral care of our sick through visitation and the reception of the Holy Eucharist is coordinated by Mrs. Diane Kirchner (815-403-8005). Please call her to receive Holy Communion in your home. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Adoration is from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm in the Chapel every Wednesday, following the 8:30 am mass; Visitors are always wel-come. If you can sign up for a specific hour every week as an adorer or substitute please call office. Live, Laugh, Love Group A support group for those facing cancer to share their strength, struggles and joy in faith and support of each other meeting every other Tuesday evening. Please contact the Ministry Center for additional information. Bulletin Announcements/Materials Any material for this bulletin MUST be in the Parish Ministry Office or emailed to [email protected] by noon on Monday prior to the date of publication. Thank you for your cooperation. Finance Council Members Father Steven Clarke, Fr. Carlos Monsalve, Rosa Alvarez, Mabel Esquivel, Ray Lipinski, Raul Meza, Bob Sergent, Bill Vander-stappen (Chairman). Pastoral Council Members Father Steven Clarke, Diana Jenkins, Judy Lovell, Pat Meyer, Erika Mondragon, Juan Perez, Teddi Salas, Sue Vanderstappen.

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PARROQUIA SAN JOSÉ_MINISTERIO HISPANO 101 CHURCH ST. HARVARD, IL 60033 TELÉFONO: (815) 943-9000 X 231 FAX # (815) 943-1604 SACERDOTE: PADRE CARLOS MONSALVE

HORARIO DE OFICINA: DE LUNES A VIERNES 1:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M. SECRETARIA: MARIA DOLLMAN HORARIO DE MISAS - SÁBADO - 7:00 P.M. DOMINGO 9:30 A.M Y 12:30 P.M

LUNES, MARTES, MIRERCOLES, Y JUEVES 6:00 P.M. COFESIONES DE LUNES A JUEVES A LAS 5:00 P.M.

XXIX DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO 20 DE OCTUBRE DE 2019 La oración persistente es efectiva.

La primera lectura de este Domingo no podemos entenderla leerla con actitud fundamentalista creyendo que la victoria consistió en un acto mágico de Moisés. Lo que se quiere resaltar aquí es que los objetivos del pueblo de la Alianza no se consiguen con la fuerza, las armas y la guerra; a través de esta lectura se pone de manifiesto que si el pueblo no hubiera contado con Dios, en su paso por el desierto, nunca habría llegado a la tierra promet-ida.

El evangelio de San Lucas sigue mostrando su sensibilidad con los problemas de los pobres y los sen-cillos. En lo que se refiere a la parábola que nos propone hoy, no hay por qué pensar que se tratara de una viuda vieja. Eran muchas las que se quedaban solas en edad muy joven. Su futuro, pues, lo debían resolver luchando. Si a ello añadimos que la mujer no tenía posibilidades en aquella sociedad judía, entenderemos mejor los propósitos de Lucas, que es el evangelista que mejor ha plasmado el papel de la mujer en la vida de la comunidad cristiana primitiva y de la misma sociedad.

Nos podemos preguntar: ¿quién es más importante aquí, el juez o la viuda? Por una parte la mujer que no se atemoriza e insiste para que se le haga justicia. Pero también es verdad que este juez, a diferencia de los que se presentan en el Antiguo Testamento, llega a convencerse que esta mujer, con su insistencia, puede llegar a hacerle la vida muy incómoda o casi imposible. Lo hace desde sus armas: su palabra y su constancia o perseverancia; no usa métodos violentos, pero sí convicción de que tiene derechos a los que no puede renunciar. Por eso al final, sin convencimiento personal, el juez decide hacerle justicia; de esta manera queda muy evidente que la perseverancia puede conseguir lo que parece imposible.

Dios es juez, si queremos, de nombre, pero es padre y tiene corazón. De esa manera se entiende que reaccionará de otra forma, más sensible a la actitud de confianza y perseverancia de los que le piden, y especialmente de los que han sido desposeídos de su dignidad, de su verdad y de su felicidad; esta es una parábola para inculcar la “confianza” en Dios más que en las personas y sus leyes lo cual nos desafía a ser insistentes en los momentos de oración.

En Cristo Padre Carlos Monsalve

Clase Pre– Bautizmal: La clase se ofrecen cada primer sábado del mes a las 5:00P.M en el Ministry. Es necesario registrarse en la oficina para poder tomar la plat-ica. Proximas fechas. 2 de Noviembre, 6 de Diciembre

BAUTISMOS: Los bautismos son el tercer Sábado del mes a las 9:00A.M. Por favor llegar 15 minutos antes. Proximas fechas. 16 de Noviembre 21 de Diciembre

MATRIMONIO: Requisitos: Fe de Bautismo y Confirmación actualizadas. Acta de Matrimonio Civil si la tiene. Comunicarse a la oficina y hacer una cita para hablar con el P. Carlos Monsalve, por lo menos 6 meses antes de la fecha que esta planeando. La celebracion de martimonios son los dias sábados unica-mente12:00P.M.-2:00P.M.

Q U I N C E A Ñ E R A S: Requisitos: Es nece-sario ir a la oficina por lo menos 6 meses antes de la fecha que esta plane-ando. Debe ser Confir-mada o estar en el pro-grama de confirmacion. Tenemos unicamente dos horarios para la Misa 12:00P.M. y 2:00P.M

NO TE OLVIDES DE ORAR POR LOS ENFERMOS Oremos por los enfer-mos, especialmente por los de nuestra comuni-dad .

Bndicion de Casas,Comunión y Unción de los Enfermos, por favor contactarse a la oficina del Ministerio Hispano y dejenos saber.

La Diócesis de Rockford tiene requisitos que deben ser cumplidos para todos los voluntarios que ayudan con su servicio en la parroquia. Si usted es voluntario como catequista, miembro del coro, lec-tor, coordinador de acólitos, ministro extraordinario o cualquier otro min-isterio de la iglesia, necesitamos que lea cinco documentos y firme el formulario adjunto. Usted puede leer en línea y firmar los papeles en la oficina o imprimir sólo la última página y firmar (la última página suele ser la de la firma). Llame a la oficina si tiene alguna pregunta.

2 de Noviembre conmemoracion de los fieles difuntos El sábado 2 de noviembre tendremos una misa especial para recordar, orar y poner en las manos de Dios a todos nuestros seres queridos fallecidos; todos son invitados a traer escrito en un papel una lista de los difuntos de su familia; al llegar a la Iglesia le en-tregarán un sobre, especialmente diseñado para la ocasión, donde usted va a poner su lista junto con una donación voluntaria; en el sobre Usted va a escribir su nombre y apellido de familia, junto con su número de teléfono. Durante la misa oraremos por los difuntos de las distintas familias; estos sobres serán depositados en un altar de muertos preparado previamente.Después del 2 de noviembre, durante las misas semanales de lunes a Jueves a las 6:00 P.M. vamos a sacar de los sobres las listas que ustedes trajeron y vamos a orar por cada uno de ellos; previamente nos comunicaremos con ustedes para hacerles saber qué día vamos a encomendar a sus difuntos para que usted considere la posibilidad de venir a dicha misa. Puede traer la foto de algún ser querido fallecido para ponerla en el altar de muertos Programa para el día 2 de Noviembre 9:30 A.M. Rosario 10:00A.M. Misa

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