This Week`s Bulletin - the Sacred Heart Parish of Du

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Sacred Heart of Jesus Church
PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD
MARCH 29, 2015
100 West Main Street, Du Quoin, IL 62832
618-542-3423 fax 618-542-5061
[email protected]
www.sacredheart-duquoin.org
Immaculate Conception Church
533 W. 2nd North Street, Tamaroa, IL 62888
618-496-5867; Hall Rental 618-527-1251
Rev. Joseph Oganda
Pastor
HOLY MASS: See Mass Schedule
RECONCILIATION- See Mass Schedule or Anytime by Appt.
BAPTISM: During or after weekend Masses by appt. Must be a
registered member and attend baptismal preparation session.
MARRIAGE:
At least six months prior notification to the pastor.
Church Secretary :Sacred Heart - Kelly Paxton
Immaculate Conception -Lorraine Sharp
Maintenance: Sacred Heart: Tony Kellerman
Parish Council President:
Sacred Heart: Suzanne Majewski 496-5595
Immaculate Conception: Janet Harris 318-1649
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH 542-3423
17 N WALNUT ST- DU QUOIN, IL 62832 876050
PROPHETIC ANOINTING
The solemnity of today's readings invites us into silent contemplation of the mystery of our redemption. There are so
many levels on which to understand the events of the Passion. The woman who anoints Jesus acts prophetically in a
way that the other disciples do not yet grasp. Anointing is for priests, prophets, and kings, and also for the preparation
of the dead. It is for healing and for holiness. Her action acknowledges the imminent events of the passion and death of
the Lord, and points toward his resurrection and triumph over evil and death. He is priest and victim, prophet and God,
King and Lord. All these things are acknowledged in her prophetic anointing.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Is today "Palm Sunday" or "Passion Sunday"? Though now known officially as Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord,
confusion is understandable, since before the 1969 reform of the calendar two separate Sundays bore these titles. Passion Sunday was a week before Palm Sunday. To add to the confusion, the Gospel accounts of the Passion of the Lord
were not read on Passion Sunday, but on Palm Sunday! On Passion Sunday, the cross and statues were veiled in full
purple drapes. The organ had fallen silent at the beginning of Lent, and now the sanctuary bells were replaced by
wooden clappers. The introit (opening chant) for the old Mass of Passion Sunday hints at a reason for reform: "Do me
justice, O God, and fight my fight against a faithless people" (Psalm 42). This liturgy was laden with references to the
"infidelity" of the Jews, a theme that gave rise to inflammatory preaching and, in some places, attacks against the persons and property of the Jewish people. This does not stand as a "treasure" of any sort in our tradition. Our authentic
tradition, rather, is the ability to reflect and repent and to seek reconciliation with the Jews, our brothers and sisters in
the love and service of God.
--Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch
March 29, 2015
SACRED HEART - DU QUOIN
MARCH 29, 2015
Mass Intentions
Sunday, March 29 -
8:30 am - Mass: Alice Eubanks by Parish Family
Carole Krone by Betty Moss & Brenda Sims
Art Ray by Harriet West & Pat Wolfe Families
Carol Bowlin by Betty Moss & Brenda Sims
Monday, March 30- Monday of Holy Week
6:45 am Mass-Catholic Extension Society
Angelina Loiacono by Joe & Mary Beth Lane
Loretta J. Schneider by Anton Re & Renee
Tuesday, March 31 - Tuesday of Holy Week
Wednesday, April 1 - Wednesday of Holy Week
ADORATION 7:00 am—8:00 pm
5:30 pm - Combined Mass at Sacred Heart:
Catholic Extension Society
Venita Atkins by J. Mark Maclin
Tracy Thompson by Betty Moss & Brenda Sims
Thursday, April 2 –Holy Thursday
7:00 pm Combined Mass at Sacred Heart
Harold Pundsack by Joe & Della Wolfe
Art Ray by Joe & Della Wolfe
Friday, April 3 - Office Closed
Friday of the Passion of the Lord (Good Friday)
Holy Land Collection
3:00 pm Combined Passion of Our Lord Service
John Davison by Diane & Craig Green
Don Porter by Don & Alice Perryman
Saturday, April 4- Holy Saturday
Social Justice Weekend
8:00 pm - Easter Vigil Mass
Herschel Siefert by Larry & Christine Hutson
Frances Mc Luckie by David & Jenny Martin
Lena Barnett by Don & Ruby Porter
Sunday, April 5 -
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
8:30 am - Mass: Beatrice Yehling by Parish Family
Chuck & Rita Martin by Betty & John Alongi
Dominic & Ninfa Riggio by Pete & Mindy Riggio
Brenda Holland by Don & Ruby Porter
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Sacred Heart
USHERS for the Month of March:
Saturday, 5:00 PM: Allen Reaves, Jeremy Cornett,
Guy H. Alongi, Jeff Robinson
Sunday, 8:30 AM: Tony Kellerman, Joe Lane,
Jim Derby, Sam Lioacono
Wednesday, April 1, 5:30 PM
Servers: Henry Born
Lector: Doris Rottschalk
Extraordinary Ministers: Richard & Doris Rottschalk
Holy Thursday, April 2, 7:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Steve & Janet Harris
Servers: Maddie & Owen Cornett
Lector: Krista Piotrowski
Extraordinary Ministers:
Hosts: Janet Harris
Cups: Susan Heape, Gary Reidelberger,
Elizabeth Wynn, Kelly Paxton
Good Friday, April 3, 3:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Ron & Donna Mann
Servers: Andrew Derby & Henry Born
Lectors: Richard & Doris Rottschalk
Extraordinary Minister: Richard Rottschalk
No Cups this day
Holy Saturday, April 4, 8:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Eddie & Kathy Rulevish
Servers: Ron Mann & Henry Born
Lector: Kathy Krisfaluzy
Hosts: Kathy Rulevish
Cups: Tiffany Kujawa, Jenny Fronek, Donna Mann,
Cyrilla Prusacki
Easter Sunday, April 5, 8:30 AM
Gift Bearers: Steve & Suzanne McCrary
Servers: Gabby, John & Grace Alongi
Lector: Steve Marek
Hosts: Ed Gast
Cups: Tim Cobin, Joann Isom, Tom Murray, Rose Numi
ADORATION
Sympathy is extended to the family of Beatrice Yehling who passed away Wednesday, March 18th.
May she rest in peace.
Wednesday - April 1, 2015
Sacred Heart Church
7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Palm Sunday Of The Passion of The Lord
Sacred Heart
Schedule
Combined Sacred Heart/Immaculate Conception
Sunday, March 29 PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD
8:00 am Rosary - Sacred Heart
8:00 - 8:15 am - Confessions –Sacred Heart
8:30 am - Mass
Monday, March 30- Monday of Holy Week
6:45 am Mass-8:00 am - noon Quilting at Haffner Hall
9:00 am Rosary at Fairview Nursing & Rehab Center
7:00 pm Fourth Degree KC meeting at Du Bois
8:00 am - noon Quilting at Haffner Hall
11:30 am Chrism Mass at Cathedral
7:00 pm Choir practice
5:00 pm - Stations of the Cross
2:00 pm Stations of the Cross at Sacred Heart
Sunday, April 5 -
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
8:00 am Rosary - Sacred Heart
8:30 am - Mass
K of C Coffee & Donuts at Haffner Hall after Mass
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO
FAMILY FUNDAY POTLUCK !
HOLY WEEK - EASTER
Palm Sunday:
Saturday (SH) 5:00 pm/ Sunday (SH) 8:30 am
Sunday (IC) 10:00 am
Holy Thursday:
7:00 pm at Sacred Heart
Good Friday:
2:00 pm Way of the Cross - Sacred Heart
3:00 pm Passion of the Lord - Sacred Heart
Holy Saturday:
8:00 pm at Sacred Heart
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord:
8:30 am - Sacred Heart
10:00 am - Immaculate Conception
Nursing Home Residents: Elmer Schafer, Marcia
Stacey, Susan Farmer, Nila Martin, Irma Magnusson,
Martha Rulevish. Jo Reidelberger, Liz Wilson, Mary
Powless, Geraldine Kowzan, Evelyn Bechlofft, Lynn
Finn, Mary North, Jewell Numi, Joe Wolfe, Stanley
Wheatley.
Sick: Josh Ritter, Janet George, John Isom, James
Feger, Stanley Wheatley, Paisley Decker, Fr. Frank
Wagner, Judy McCurdy, Bob Simmons, Henry Batts,
Johnnie Olinger, Pauline Olinger, Susan Diercks, Tim
Woods, Marian Whitson, Lisa Mohr, Elizabeth Thompson, Mary Russel.
Names will remain in bulletin for 1 month.
Military Personnel: Lt. Col Aaron S. Cowley, AFC
Jordan Keller, MSgt. Thomas D. Sims, Sgt. Derek S.
Sims, Sgt. Wesley Wright, PO3 John Kelley, SSgt. Patrick Kelley, SPC Mark Yanez, Air Force E3 Justin Decker, PFC Scott Clark, PV2 Jared Albers, Major Carly
Sims, Major Cory Jones, SSgt. Caleb VanVoorhis, CPL
Chase Porter.
There will be a Forum to share how to energize
youth in our parish. All young people are encouraged
to attend.
WHEN???
St. Bruno School 3rd Annual Spring Craft Fair!
APRIL 19TH, 5:00 PM
The ST. Bruno School will be hosting it’s 3rd Annual
AT HAFFNER HALL!
Spring Craft Fair and Quarter Auction on Saturday,
SUFFERING
Jesus did not come to do away with suffering or remove
it. He came to fill it with his presence.
--Paul Claudel
April 18th - 4:00 to 9:00 pm at the KC Hall in Pinckneyville. It’s a FUN FAMILY EVENT!! 30 Vendors/Crafters/
Quarter Auction starts at 7:00 pm. Food available for purchase—Door prizes—50/50 Raffle!
March 29, 2015
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MARCH 29, 2015
Mass Intentions & Schedule
Sunday, March 29-
10:00 am Mass - Bill Harris by The Harris Family
Monday, March 30– Monday of Holy Week
8:00 am Mass - Immaculate Conception
Agnes Majewski by Rose Malanowski
Walter Schneider by Loretta C. Schneider
11:30 am—Chrism Mass at Cathedral
5:00 pm - Stations of the Cross
Bob Emling by Bob & Fran Stewart
Harold Pundsack by Janet & Tom Murray
No RCIA
Office Closed
2:00 pm Stations of the Cross at Sacred Heart
Rita & Chuck Martin by Jerry & Rita Harsy
Julia Refka & dec. Getzie family by Jim & Dee Getzie
Wanda June Maksin by Don & Alice Perryman
Sunday, April 5 EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
10:00 am Mass - Bill Harris by The Harris Family
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Immaculate Conception
Holy Thursday, April 2, 7:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Steve & Janet Harris
Servers: Maddie & Owen Cornett
Hosts: Janet Harris
Cups: Susan Heape, Gary Reidelberger,
Elizabeth Wynn, Kelly Paxton
Good Friday, April 3, 3:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Ron & Donna Mann
Servers: Andrew Derby & Henry Born
Lectors: Richard & Doris Rottschalk
Extraordinary Minister: Richard Rottschalk
No Cups this day
Holy Saturday, April 4, 8:00 PM
Gift Bearers: Eddie & Kathy Rulevish
Servers: Ron Mann & Henry Born
Lector: Kathy Krisfaluzy
Hosts: Kathy Rulevish
Cups: Tiffany Kujawa, Jenny Fronek, Donna Mann,
Cyrilla Prusacki
Sunday Mass, April 5, 10:00 AM
Extraordinary Ministers: Gary Reidelberger,
Majewski, Mary Nippe
Diana
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION NEWS & EVENTS
“Thank You” to everyone who worked at the Immaculate Conception Breakfast on Sunday 3/15/15 and also
to everyone who donated prizes, money or helped in any way to make it a success. Total was $1,433—half will go to
the Education Fund and the other half will go to the General Church Fund. Thanks again for all your help!!
Immaculate Conception Altar Society will have a meeting in the Parish Hall on Monday, April 6th at 7:00 pm.
Hope to see you there!
Today—Palm Sunday—we will have the Good Friday Holy Land Collection due to the combined Good Friday Mass
being held at Sacred Heart.
Palm Sunday Of The Passion of The Lord
Du Quoin Ministerial Alliance—Palm Sunday March “Journey to the Cross”
Sunday, March 29th at 12:00 pm. Meet outside Toler’s Do It Best on East Main St., then march to Keyes
Park. Rides will be available back to your cars. You can park at the lot at Toler’s and along Main St. BRING
YOUR PALM BRANCHES!
Are you looking to put Christ in your marriage? Deepen
your communication, rekindle your romance and renew
your sacrament by attending the next Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on April 24 – 26.
To register or for more information call 314-469-7317 or
go online to www.stl-wwme.org.
Lenten Retreat Day: Sr. Barbar Fiand, SSDeN,
will present a day of spiritual enrichment, entitled,
“Spirituality and the New Science”, on Saturday,
April11 9:00 am—2:30 pm, at Fischer’s Restaurant in
Belleville, IL. Sr. Barbara teaches and gives lectures
around the country and is the author of In The Stillness
You Will Know and Where Two or Three Are Gathered.
Cost: $30.00, includes lunch. For information to preregister, see posted flier or call 526-7063 or 277-7594.
Sponsored by Faithful of Southern Illinois.
HOLY LAND COLLECTION—GOOD FRIDAY
On April 3 our parish will take up the annual Good Friday
Collection for the Holy Land. Your financial contribution
helps to support the struggling Christian community there
and to protect Christianity’s holiest place. Please be generous. (There will be a second collection)
WAKE UP THE WORLD!
2015 Year of Consecrated Life
Religious life ought to promote growth in the church by
way of attraction. The church must be attractive. Wake up
the world! Be witnesses of a different way of doing things,
of acting, of living!...It is this witness that I expect of you.
Religious should be men and women who are able to wake
the world up.
-POPE FRANCIS, meeting with the Union of Superiors
General, Nov. 29, 2013
Question Corner
Fr. Ken Doyle answers the question:
What are the Catholic guidelines with regard to eulogies at funeral Masses?
Andrew Cuomo's eulogy at his father's funeral has prompted a number of questions from Catholics. It has also created
a certain awkwardness for parish priests, who are called upon daily to minister to grieving families while remaining
faithful to the liturgical guidelines of the church.
The general rule is clear: Eulogies at Catholic funerals are discouraged. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal
(the rubrics that serve as a preface to the large red book that the priest reads from at the altar) says simply in No. 382:
"At funeral Masses there should usually be a short homily, but to the exclusion of a funeral eulogy of any kind."
The reason for limitations on eulogies has to do with the nature and purpose of a funeral Mass. The liturgy should be
focused on the promise of eternal life and the eventual hope of reunion. It is not meant to be a canonization of the deceased.
Instead it is a tribute to the merciful love of Christ and to the victory over death won by Jesus, together with the prayerful plea that the merits of that victory be extended now to the person being prayed for.
On Tuesday of Holy Week, March 31, 2015, The Most Reverend Edward K. Braxton will celebrate the Mass of
Chrism in our Cathedral of Saint Peter in Belleville. The Mass will begin at 11:30 AM. The Chrism Mass is one of the
principal expressions of the life of our Local Church. On this day, the Priests and the Christian Faithful of the Diocese
gather around Bishop Braxton as he consecrates the Sacred Chrism and blesses the Oil of the Catechumens and
the Oil of the Sick.
The Chrism Mass is celebrated in every cathedral in the world in preparation for the Easter Triduum. Only a bishop
can consecrate chrism, pure olive oil infused with rich fragrance, so this liturgy is a sign of the unity of the local Church
and the bishop's ministry to all who will be baptized and confirmed in our parishes in the coming year. Chrism is also
used in the ordination of priests and bishops and the consecration of new altars. Two other sacramental oils, the unscented olive oil for catechumens and for the sick, will be blessed in the same liturgy and transported carefully to every
parish by the beginning of the Triduum.
Remember when Noah's dove returned with the sign of the world's rebirth? The dove carried an olive branch, a pledge
that God was breathing the world to life again. Yet olives require human nurture. Olives are inedible unless they are
cured by human labor. Olive trees grow on sunny slopes, away from the shade of city walls, so they can only be
properly tended, cured, and laboriously pressed in peace time. The Chrism Mass with its olive oils expresses God's
deepest desires for us, and our resolve to place our lives in service to God's saving, healing, loving plan.

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