519 East Fourth ƒ Alton, Illinois OBLATES OF THE VIRGIN MARY

www.stmarysalton.com

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCHSaint Mary’s Catholic Church

PARISH COMMUNITYPastor

FR. JEREMY PAULIN, O.M.V.

FR. DAVID BEAUREGARD, O.M.V. FR. PAUL NGUYEN, O.M.V.

FR. BENJAMIN UNACHUKWU, O.M.V.DEACON JIM SCHWARTZKOPFBR. LELAND THORPE, O.M.V.BR. JAY-AR SAN JUAN, O.M.V.

PARISH OFFICE618-465-4284

Fax: 618-463-4637VOICEMAIL & DROPBOX ONLY

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MASS SCHEDULeWeekdays & Saturdays:

6:30 am & 8:00 am During School Year: Fri. 8:15 am

Saturdays: 5:15 pm (for Sunday Obligation)

Sundays: 6:30, 8:00*, 9:30, 11:00 am & 6:00 pm

*8:00 am on Facebook Live Daily

Rosary: 5:30 pm Mon.-Fri. on Facebook Live

Day before Holy Day: 5:15 pm Holy Days: 6:30, 8:00 am 12:00 noon and 5:15 pm

(if announced)

First Fridays: 5:15 pm

CONFESSIONSFirst Friday of the Month: 4:00-5:00 pm

Saturday: 4:00-5:00 pm & 7:00-8:00 pmAND BY APPOINTMENT

ANOINTING OF THE SICKPlease call the office if you or

a loved one needs to be anointed.618-465-4284, and press 1

BAPTISMSPlease call the office to arrange

a baptism at this time.

MARRIAGESTo be arranged at least six months

before marriage. Call the Parish Office.

SCHOOL OFFICE618-465-8523

Middle School 618-465-9719www.smsalton.com

The Solemnity of Corpus Christi

St. Mary’sCatholic Church

ALTON, ILLINOIS

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

JUNE 14, 2020

MASS INTENTIONSMonday, June 15 6:30 am Violet Schmidt† 8:00 am Tom Altefogt†

Tuesday, June 16 6:30 am Alois Schmidt† 8:00 am Harold Hoefert†

Wednesday, June 17 6:30 am Int of Sr. Mary Joseph

Kneemiller, FSGM 8:00 am Int of Fr. Tim

Gallagher, OMV

Thursday, June 18 6:30 am George Goeken†8:00 am Tom Stephan†

Friday, June 19 6:30 am Stella Lyons†8:00 am Thomas & Rose Hill /

John O’Brien

Saturday, June 20 6:30 am David Zorger† 8:00 am Int of Jane

Schwartzkopf 5:15 pm Louise Jehle†

Sunday, June 21 6:30 am The People of

St. Mary’s 8:00 am Vic Schulz & Homer

Zigrang† 9:30 am Jerome Banghart† 11:00 am Int of Deacon Paul

Kallal, OMV 6:00 pm Int of Robert Bohart

& Family

Learning and Living Our Catholic FaithMy dear Brothers and Sisters, Members of the Body of Christ,

Happy Solemnity of Corpus Christi, the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ!

What a wonderful day on which to gather for the first time for Holy Mass after such a long time away! After almost exactly three months we gather again around the Holy Altar to worship Jesus, we come together again around the Lord's table to be present to him in person at his Sacrifice of the Last Supper and Calvary, the offering of himself to the Father for our reconciliation with Him.

This great Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, which really is a Feast in which we give thanks for the Mass and the Eucharist, presents us all with a wonderful opportunity to renew our gratitude and love for Jesus in the Eucharist. While the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is still suspended by our bishop (although we should find ways to keep the Lord's Day holy) we can all approach the beginning of Mass again, as if it were our first Holy Communion, recalling the preparation we made for that wonderful moment in our lives. It's yet another moment to begin again in our discipleship of Jesus. Brothers and Sisters, we need Jesus. We and the world need the Communion that he gives and is. We need him in the Eucharist. I urge you, love him!

St Thomas Aquinas(1225 - 1275), the Church's premiere theologian, preached with wonder and amazement about our Eucharistic Lord:

"Since it was the will of God’s only-begotten Son that men should share in his divinity, he assumed our nature in order that by becoming man he might make men gods. Moreover, when he took our flesh he dedicated the whole of its substance to our salvation. He offered his body to God the Father on the altar of the cross as a sacrifice for our reconciliation. He shed his blood for our ransom and purification, so that we might be redeemed from our wretched state of bondage and cleansed from all sin. But to ensure that the memory of so great a gift would abide with us for ever, he left his body as food and his blood as drink for the faithful to consume in the form of bread and wine.

O precious and wonderful banquet, that brings us salvation and contains all sweetness! Could anything be of more intrinsic value? Under the old law it was the flesh of calves and goats that was offered, but here Christ himself, the true God, is set before us as our food. What could be more wonderful than this? No other sacrament has greater healing power; through it sins are purged away, virtues are increased, and the soul is enriched with an abundance of every spiritual gift. It is offered in the Church for the living and the dead, so that what was instituted for the salvation of all may be for the benefit of all. Yet, in the end, no one can fully express the sweetness of this sacrament, in which spiritual delight is tasted at its very source, and in which we renew the memory of that surpassing love for us which Christ revealed in his passion.

It was to impress the vastness of this love more firmly upon the hearts of the faithful that our Lord instituted this sacrament at the Last Supper. As he was on the point of leaving the world to go to the Father, after celebrating the Passover with his disciples, he left it as a perpetual memorial of his passion. It was the fulfilment of ancient figures and the greatest of all his miracles, while for those who were to experience the sorrow of his departure, it was destined to be a unique and abiding consolation."

May our Mother Mary, the Mother of Jesus, Mother of the Church, Mother of our Eucharistic Lord, pray for us that we might appreciate and adore the gift of Jesus in the Eucharist!

- God love you, Fr Jeremy OMV

Please remember our brothers and sisters, who are in need of prayer.

Roger Kamp, Lucy Rose Lucas, Bill Haine, Naomi Fader, Barb Cronn, Everett O’Connor, Tom Grossheim, Jack Droste, Greg Weirich, Mary Donahue, The Ringering Family, Sean Michael Donahue, Veronica Murray, Richard Cox, Keith Houghton, Debra Houghton, Baby Olivia, Shirley Dunphy, Mary Jenniches, Phyllis Milford-Rill, Larry Greenwell, Emilee Tate, Pat Gorman, Liam Maher, G. Terry Westfall, Ellen Saville, Margarita Pulido, Bob Rill, Chris Henkhaus, Mike Mihalich, Kathleen Engdale, Martha Kraehmer, Sue Imming, Michael Jennings, Jr., Francis Gonzales, Jill Love, Henry Leady, Matthew Paulda, Mary Wuellner, Stephen Turvey, Rollan “Jerry” Jouett, Samuel Madrey, Jackie Stilley, Brian Petty, Bryce, William Danother, Christy Dorris, John Wittman, Phil Hoefert, Joyce Zorger, Mary Ann Raymond, Rosemary Ruedin, Trisha Middleton, Denny Meehan, Jonathan Denney, Fr. Jeremy Paulin, OMV, Sarah Huber, Sarah Rose Zangori, Bill Cox, Joan Cox, Florence Sabaj, Diana Melosci, Bonnie Haegele, Mike Russell, Mathew Zini, Carmen Kassler, Gail Grant, Patrick Hickey, Mike Doucleff, Carolyn Holt, Mary Jo Buesteton, Michelle Moody, Charles Nasello

Holy Mary, help those in need, give strength to the weak, comfort the sorrowful, pray for God’s people, assist the clergy, and intercede for religious. May all who seek your help experience your unfailing protection. Amen.

If you have submitted a name for prayers in the bulletin they will remain for one month. If you would like to ask the parish to continue praying, please let the parish office know by calling (618) 465-4284.

Thank you for your prayers!

PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCESJordan Cook, Kris Drake, Kyle Gray, Brian Gehm, Alaina Gehm, Johnny Braun, Grant Wanamaker, Trenton Brown, Michael Lucas, Drew Hargus, Steven Layne Blair, Jr., Joseph Brakeville, Keith Johnson, Joseph Buehlman, Teresa Buehlman, Austin Knebel, Megan Schuette, Daniel Chartrand, Morgun Yogore, William Kerr, Alex Geisen, Matthew Gonzales, Dree Anna Dixon, Jacob Allen, Matt Jouett, Tamara Cardenas, Emily Keith, Lisa Haegele, Kyle Ontis, Kaleb Selock, Caleb Rench, Danny Geringer, Zach Meyer, Jeff Schlobohm, Kaleb Denney, Samantha Gorman, Lane Oliver, Alexander Jaworski, Lance Perkey, Jonathan McCullough, Samantha Hoehn, Grace Gerhart, Trent Ward

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

Focus: Through the Eucharist, Jesus gives us the strength we need on our journey through life to Heaven.

Today we celebrate the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ and honor Jesus as the Bread of Life. Just as God led Moses and the Israelites out of Egypt and through 40 years of hardship and danger in the desert, so Jesus gives us the strength we need as we follow him through the spiritual dangers of his life.

In Deuteronomy, Moses reminds the people of how God brought them out of Egypt and through 40 years in the desert. Saint Paul writes of our unity as Christians, for we all partake of the one loaf. Jesus tells the Jewish crowds that he is the living bread that came down from Heaven so that eternal life may be found through him.

PART ONE - THE PROFESSION OF FAITHSECTION ONE - "I BELIEVE" - "WE BELIEVE"Man’s Response To God / I Believe – We Believe

“Only One Faith”175. "We guard with care the faith that we have received from the Church, for without ceasing, under the action of God's Spirit, this deposit of great price, as if in an excellent vessel, is constantly being renewed and causes the very vessel that contains it to be renewed."62

Your prayers are requested for the soul of

Richard Tolbert“May his soul and the souls of all the faithful

departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.”

PSR ANNOUNCEMENT 2020If you have a child who goes to St. Mary’s Parish but does not attend a Catholic school, please consider enrolling your child or children in our PSR (Parish School of Religion (PSR) program. We meet every Wednesday from 7:00-8:15 p.m. You can find PSR Registration Packets on our website: www.stmarysalton.com, under Sacraments, you will find PSR, download and printout. Please read carefully, fill out the forms, and return to the parish office drop box on or before Wednesday, August 5.

ARE YOU GOING ON VACATION?Many of our Parish families are planning to get away for some summer fun and relaxation in the next few months. We pray that your vacation time will be safe and a source of many wonderful memories.

To find a Church and Mass times while away from home, please visit www.masstimes.org.

Venerable Bruno Lanteri

“Keep constantly before you these two proposals

that I urge you to renew often

and with a holy persistence: first, never to

offend God knowingly, and, second, if you should fall, never to persevere in this with your will, but, with

humility and courage, to rise immediately and begin again,

firmly convinced that God forgives you in the instant

itself that with humility and trust you ask his forgiveness.”

– Venerable Bruno Lanteri, Founder of the OMV

Learn more here: omvusa.org omvusa.org/bruno-lanteri/

FORMED PICK OF THE WEEKPRESENCE

THE MYSTERY OF THE EUCHARIST

Jesus’ teachings and actions throughout his ministry prepare for the moment he offers himself for, and to, each of us, fulfilling his promise that “My flesh is food indeed, and my blood is drink indeed” (John 6:55).

Search for St. Mary’s AltonWatch this and more at FORMED.ORG

7 Secrets of Confession—CDIn this inspiring presentation, popular speaker Vinny Flynn explores the “hidden” truths of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, presenting what to many will be a whole new way of approaching Confession, inviting you to begin an exciting personal journey to healing and holiness. If you do not yet look forward to Confession in the same way you look forward to Communion, this will change your life.

KIOSK CORNER

STUDY YOUR FAITH, BE INSPIRED!Make good use of the time at home as a family by exploring some of the amazing movies, shows, and more on FORMED. St. Mary's offers this free service

in partnership with the Augustine Institute. You can load the streaming service as a channel on your Apple TV, Roku, or Chromecast to watch on the family TV, or watch on your computer, phone, or tablet. Family movie night could be one of the many films about saints, a show to help you better understand an aspect of our faith, or one of the "current topics" features.

Get started with FORMED here:https://stmarysalton.com/formed

DiveDeep PODCASTEight men - the largest class of new priests in our diocese since 1964! Listen to the fascinating journey of two of these men, Deacons Peter Chineke and Michael Berndt, as they are about to be ordained priests June 19. Hear how an Amtrak ride made a vocational impact on Deacon Berndt and why working in the secular world didn't fulfill him. Also, hear why Deacon Peter originally wanted to become a doctor, what led him to pursue the priesthood, and how his life path to Springfield first took him all over the world. Go to dio.org/podcast to listen as we also celebrate the class of 2020.

Congratulations to these men and our diocese!

PRAYER CORNER

Prayer for Generosity

Lord Jesus, teach me to be generous; teach me to serve you as you deserve,

to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the wounds,

to toil and not to seek for rest, to labor and not to seek reward,

except that of knowing that I do your will. Amen.

- St Ignatius of Loyola

LET’S KEEP IN TOUCHFor the past several weeks, we have had a group of Parishioners reaching out to all those registered here at St. Mary’s. You may have already received a call! If you haven’t, please contact our Parish Office so we can make sure your information is up-to-date. We have many home addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses that are invalid or missing. If you would also like to be on our weekly e-mail list, please let us know. We would love to stay in contact with you and keep you informed of all that is happening here at St. Mary’s!

Parish Office: (618) 465-4284Trish@stmarysalton.com

Laurie@stmarysalton.com

PARISH OFFICE CLOSINGIn order to keep everyone safe, the Parish Office will not hold regular office hours at this time. We are still available by phone (618)465-4284 – please leave a message and we will get back with you! The staff will be working from home and can easily be reached through email as well:

Tricia Conrad ~ Trish@stmarysalton.com Laurie Horn ~ Laurie@stmarysalton.com

If you need to drop something off for the Parish or the school, please use the drop box under the mailbox.

Thank you and be healthy!

ST MARY'S ONLINE GIVINGDear Saint Mary's Parishioners,In these extraordinary times we are all going to face additional difficulties financially. I would ask if at all possible that you continue your support of the church financially by means of E giving. If you do not already have an account for electronic giving, please visit our parish website at www.stmarysalton.com where you may establish your own account.

Thank you, and may God reward your generosity.

FATHER’S DAY NOVENAFather’s Day is June 21st. Consider enrolling your father in the spiritual bouquet of Masses to be celebrated at St. Mary’s for the 5 days after Father’s Day. We will not be able to offer our Father’s Day cards this year. But you may call the Parish

Office with your intention (please leave a voice message), drop-off your intention along with a free-will offering to the Parish Office after-hours drop box or e-mail Tricia Conrad (trish@stmarysalton.com) with your requests. We will place envelopes with all the intentions on the altar during the novena.

SHOPAROO ENDINGEffective July 15th, the Shoparoo program will end. Shoparoo is a community program that raises money for our local schools. From each shopping receipt entered into the shoparoo app, the schools in our community received a percentage. There’s still time to enter your shopping receipts! Download the Shoparoo app and scan your receipts before July 15th. Thank you to everyone that has participated in this program!

Our 2nd collection NEXT weekend will be for The Diocesan Charities.

WELCOME TO ST MARY'S, BR JAY-AR!

Br. Jay-Ar was born and raised in Brunei, but his parents are originally from the Philippines. His parents are members of Couples for Christ, an international Catholic family renewal ministry, and he was a member of their Kids for Christ and Youth for Christ ministries, the latter of which is where he began discerning a vocation to the priesthood.

In 2008, his family migrated to Vancouver, Canada, and in 2012, he entered the Seminary of Christ the King where he was a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Vancouver for 4 years. He left the seminary in 2016 but he was still discerning a call to the priesthood. He first learned about the Oblates through the VISION Vocations Network, and was attracted to their spirituality and fraternity. Br. Jay-Ar entered the Oblates in September of 2017 and professed his first vows in August 2019.

Volunteer Ushers

and Sanitizers

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AT ST MARY'S

* Full-time Janitorial / Maintenance Position *St Mary's Parish and School is looking to fill a full-time janitorial / maintenance position.

The position requires maintenance and repairs of physical plant and grounds, janitorial duties, basic plumbing, electric and mechanical knowledge, the administration, scheduling and record keeping of

inspections, working with contractors and providers, collaboration with church and school staff.

Salary and benefits.

Please send resume to St Mary's Parish Office

519 E 4th St Alton, IL 62002

MARQUETTE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL JOB OPPORTUNITY

Dean of StudentsThis position will begin July 1st and the qualified candidate will work collaboratively with the Principal and the Academic Dean.

Primary responsibilities include student discipline, management of campus facilities and grounds as well as Marquette’s student transportation program.

Please send resume to Dave Bartosiak at dbartosiak@mymchs.org. You can also apply by visiting Marquette’s facebook page by searching Marquette Catholic High School.

FILL A BOTTLE, SAVE A LIFE!Help women make a life-affirming, esteemable and healthy choice with their unplanned pregnancy by supporting ThriVe with the Baby Bottle Campaign. Baby Bottles will be available for those who drive up for communion. And due to COVID health concerns, an online virtual baby bottle is also available. (https://secure.ministrysync.com/ministrysync/event/?e=20177)

ThriVe® Metro East is a dynamic organization serving the women in our region who have been touched by abortion. Our innovative services include restorative healing and refuge for women who have suffered from a past abortion and free and confidential health services for women facing an unplanned pregnancy. Contact us for a free consultation or an appointment, 618-466-1690 or thrivemetroeast.org.

We also offer vibrant and innovative opportunities to serve in both medical and non-medical capacities. To serve in our Christ-centered, life-affirming ministry, contact us at 618-466-1690 or volunteer@thrivemetroeast.org.

At this time, only Lectors:All Saturday Evening and Sunday Masses

Please check your MSP app or e-mail

WEEKDAY SERVER & LECTORPlease be available to help usher

at weekday Masses

* * * To prevent infection, * * * please refrain from singing at Mass

Scan here with your smart phone to give

electronically.

Diocesan Victims Assistance

(217) 321-1155 www.promise.dio.org

Est. 1858APPETIZERS

Toasted RavioliSix jumbo toasted raviolis served with a side of red sauce - 6.99

Garlic Cheese BreadSplit white baguette brushed with garlic butter and baked with

provolone cheese. Served with red sauce - 4.25

Chicken WingsEight jumbo wings breaded or naked, deep fried and tossed in your

choice of sauce (Hot, BBQ, Garlic Parmesan) - 8.49

Risotto Balls (8)Breaded risotto and cheese fried and topped with parmesan cheese,

served with red sauce - 6.49

Bosco Sticks (1)Cheese filled bread stick baked in garlic butter and dusted with

parmesan cheese - 1.69

AntipastoFresh mozzarella, Volpi salami, and feta stuffed olives drizzled with

a garlic and olive oil - 7.99

BruschettaToasted Italian bread served with a salad of tomato, feta, olive oil, garlic

and basil - 6.49

Stuffed Mushrooms (5)Large mushroom stuffed with a cream cheese filling of Italian sausage,

garlic, diced onion and Italian seasonings - 7.49

SALADSDinner Salad

Romaine and iceberg topped with shredded cheese, parmesan,tomatoes, onions and pepperoncini

Large - 6.50 • Small - 3.25

Decaro's House SaladRomaine and iceberg topped with ham, Volpi salami, shredded cheese,parmesan, black olives, tomatoes, onions and pepperoncini served with

Decaro's creamy ItalianLarge - 7.99 • Small - 4.99

Chef SaladRomaine and iceberg topped with your choice of turkey or ham, and

topped with hard boiled egg, shredded cheese, tomatoes, onions andgarlic croutons

Large - 7.99 • Small - 4.99

Caesar SaladRomaine lettuce, parmesan cheese, onions, garlic croutons tossed in

Caesar dressingAdd Chicken - 2.49

Large - 6.99 • Small - 3.99

Greek SaladRomaine and iceberg, green and black olives, feta cheese, tomatoes,

onions, pepperoncini and parmesanLarge - 7.99 • Small - 4.99

Grilled Chicken SaladRomaine and iceberg topped with shredded cheese, tomatoes, onions,

and garlic croutons topped with marinated grilled chickenLarge - 7.99 • Small - 4.99

DressingsDecaro's Creamy Italian | Ranch | Bleu Cheese | French | Poppyseed

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SOUPS

We rotate two house made soups every weekBowl - 4.75 • Cup - 3.00

OVEN BAKED SANDWICHESSandwiches are served with house made chips.White or Wheat Baguette

Sub Fries, sm. Dinner Salad or Cup Soup - 1.99

Decaro's House SubVolpi salami, ham, mortadella and provolone, onions and tomatoes

served with vinegar and oil - 8.99

Club SandwichTurkey, ham, bacon, provolone, topped with lettuce, tomatoes, onions

and pesto mayo - 8.99

Hot Ham and CheeseThinly sliced ham, provolone, American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and

mayo - 8.99

Turkey SandwichSliced turkey, provolone, served with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and

mayo - 8.99

Italian BeefThin sliced Italian beef and provolone. Served with sweet peppers or

spicy giardiniera and au jus - 8.99

Meatball SubOur house made meatballs served inside our baked garlic cheese bread

and topped with red sauce and parmesan cheese - 8.99

Chicken ParmesanHand breaded chicken breast topped with red sauce, provolone and

parmesan cheese - 8.99

Chicken Salad SandwichHouse made chicken salad with halved grapes, pecans, celery, served

on large croissant with romaine - 8.99

Veggie SandwichTomatoes, onions, black olives and roasted peppers sautéed with garlic

and topped with red sauce and provolone cheese - 8.99

Italian Sausage SandwichHill made Italian sausage, topped with peppers, onions, provolone

cheese, served with red sauce - 8.99

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Mass at 8:00 am DailyRosary at 5:30 pm Mon-Fri

SCRIP NEWSPlease note: Weekend Scrip sales and Parish Office Scrip sales will be suspended until further notice. We greatly apologize for this inconvenience. You may, however, still access Scrip through: Shopwithscrip.com. Please also continue to use those Schnucks e-scrip cards!

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