Christ the King Parish

Most Holy Trinity
JUNE 15TH, 2014
Christ the King Parish
Most Holy Trinity
Christ the King Parish—Totally Catholic VBS
July 21-25, 2014
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Help us share the Good News of God!
Attention CTK Parishioners, we need your expertise! We
are looking for a few talented individuals to help us this
summer at our Vacation Bible School program. Do you
enjoy teaching children? Do you love being on stage,
singing and sharing the Word of God? Well then we
have a couple job openings for you! We are having a
planning meeting for our adult leaders and decorators at
5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17th, in the CTK Parish Center. Adult leaders who have signed up as a volunteer or
may be interested in volunteering are welcome to attend.
If you have any questions, please contact Theresa Maggiore or Kathy DeSalle at the numbers listed below.
Are your kids signed up to join us at VBS this summer?
If not, there is still time! Simply go to our site and sign
them up! We are looking forward to seeing them this
summer at CTK Totally Catholic “Weird Animals” VBS!
Service hours can be used to fulfill CTK and SHG requirements.
All volunteers over 18 years old must first go through
Protecting God’s Children training and a background
check.
https://www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/
ez/2014CTKVBS
Questions—Theresa Maggiore @ 217-899-0548
Or Kathy DeSalle @ 217-725-0914
Mass Schedule:
Sunday Masses: 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Saturday: 4:30 p.m. Vigil for Sunday
Adoration is 7am to 5pm on First Friday
Holydays: Vigil: 5:30pm; Day: Daily Mass & 5:30pm
Reconciliation: Saturday – 3:00 to 4:00pm; before Mass
on First Friday; by special arrangement
Pastor: Rev. Joseph G. Ring
Parish Ministry: Deacon Al Laabs
Secretary/Office Mgr.: Mrs. Mary Saladino
Business Mgr.: Mrs. Mary Saladino
School Principal: Mrs. Jeanine Kolb
Music Director: Mrs. Linda Younkin
Parish Office: 217/546-3527; Fax: 217/793-6393
Email: [email protected]
Web page: www.ctkparish.com, website coor. Nancy Hood
Parish Office Hours: Mon.— Fri. 7:30 a.m.to 4:00 p.m.
Business Office Hours: Mon.— Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
New Parishioners: We welcome you! Please pick up a census form at
the parish office or call and we will mail you one.
Communion Calls: On First Fridays and by personal arrangement.
Please contact the parish office.
JUNE 15TH, 2014
CHRIST THE KING MINI-FARMERS MARKET
At the recent St. Vincent DePaul meeting, we decided to offer again like last summer a Mini-Farmers’
Market in the parish, after Masses in the vestibule.
The way it will work is, parishioners are asked to
bring their excess garden produce to place on a common table. Parishioners at large will then make a
free will offering for the fresh produce to take home.
SVdP will coordinate this, and all proceeds will go
the Holy Family Food Pantry. This is a win-win-win
exchange. Your excess produce is not wasted. Our
senior members and others, who cannot get to the
farmers market in town and may not be able to afford retail prices, get fresh garden produce. Holy
Family Food Pantry can feed the poor through our
efforts. So as you are planning your garden, plant a
row for the hungry, and praise the Lord for his blessings!
SAVE THE DATE! In Her Cherished Heart 2014
diocesan women's conference is Saturday, Sept
13 8:30-3:30 at the Chiara Center in Springfield.
A day for diocesan women to learn about their
dignity as daughters of God, the four gifts in the
heart of every woman, and the mission of each
woman in the family, the Church, and the
world. Lunch, mass, goody bags, vendors. Find us
on Facebook at: In Her Cherished Heart or email
the team: [email protected] .
This is sponsored by the Diocesan Office of Marriage and Family Life.
Butler Funeral Home:
June 26th—An Open Door Session on Funerals, Cremation, Cemetery and Advance Planning. When it
comes to burial, creamation and advance funeral planning, we know that people have many questions. As funeral and cremation specialists, we’re happy to provide
answers during our FREE program. Join us at 8:30 a.m.
for a complimentary breakfast at MCL Cafeteria and a
brief, interactive, and open discussion forum for questions regarding these and other topics. All events are
free: no cost or obligation. Call 544-4646 to reserve your
seat by June 23rd.
CHRIST THE KING PRAYERLINE
If you have a special intention or someone for whom you
would like prayers offered, please call
Catherine Beedie at 787-1677, Ann Francis at 546-1800 or Frances Gathard at
546-4875.
Most Holy Trinity
JUNE 15TH, 2014
CHRIST THE KING PARISH—Rev. Joseph Ring, Pastor
1930 Barberry Dr. - Springfield, IL
www.ctkparish.com
217/546-3527
THE PASTOR’S PEN
I am away today, celebrating my birthday in Paris with my Mom and
some family. Thanks to Fr. Tom McDermott for filling in for me. Today
we celebrate the great mystery of our Christian faith, the Holy Trinity.
We profess our faith in God who is one in three Persons. One of the
deepest truths that the doctrine of the Trinity reveals to us is that God is in
relationship. The union of the Father, Son and Spirit is a fluid one. The
Trinity is always working, always moving, animating the world with divine life. Pay attention when you say (pray) the Creed, which defines
what and in whom we believe.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads in the parish. Today as sons
and daughters we extend our love and gratitude to our dads. Some are
with us; others are with our heavenly Father. A father’s love makes all
the difference to each of us, and it can change the world. Blessings to all
dads! Check out www.FATHERSFORGOOD.ORG, an initiative for
men by the Knights of Columbus. There you will find numerous good
articles and videos. On this Father’s Day, look at Courageous Dads for
your own affirmation and encouragement.
Last weekend I so enjoyed our celebration of Pentecost. What a
spirit-filled liturgy to conclude our Easter season! The music was uplifting, the environment was extraordinary, the young ladies with the choreographed flags as the prelude at the 9:30 & 11 Masses was a first, the first
reading in Spanish, Italian and French, depending on what Mass you attended, and seeing many of you wearing red, all made it special. Planning
for all this began weeks ago, and hours of preparation went into making it
an exceptional weekend. Thanks to so many who help pull it all together.
You can find pictures and a video on our website and Facebook. Now the
church is beautifully decorated for Ordinary Time. I helped the crew
some last Sunday afternoon with the transformation. What vision and
talent. Thanks so much!
Congratulations to all those in our parish who have graduated
from grade school, high school, college and graduate schools this spring.
We pray that God’s blessing direct them in their life’s journey, to become
whom God created them to be. This week the census committee will
begin making calls to the 820 households who have not returned the new
census form. I am grateful for their help, and your cooperation when they
call. The next part of the project is entering all the accurate data into the
computer. Please know that all your info is used for parish purposes only.
This week I have an initial meeting with some of our young adult singles
to see what kind of ministry and group we could begin.
Next weekend a special collection will be gathered to support the
missionary work of our own Father Tom McDermott, CSC, who is home
from Bangladesh. Good to have you back!
Next Saturday the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will
host the “Our Lady of Good Counsel Award: Women of Distinction”
event, with Mass at the Cathedral with Bishop Paprocki, followed by the
recognition luncheon. Our parishioner, Mary Willcockson, is our Woman
of Distinction. Mary has been a member here since 1964, and over the
years she has been involved in a variety of groups, taking leadership in a
number of activities, all for the good of our parish. What an example of
generous stewardship and committed discipleship. Congratulations Mary!
I will join Mary at the Mass and luncheon on Saturday. Have a good
week! Fr. Joe
June 16 —June 22, 2014
MON., JUNE 16 — WEEKDAY
6:30am Sue Sheehan
7:05am Morning Prayer
TUES., JUNE 17—WEEKDAY
8:30am Marilyn Londrigan
WED, JUNE 18—WEEKDAY
8:30am Leo LaFauce
THURS, JUNE 19—WEEKDAY
8:30 am NO MASS
FRI, JUNE 20—WEEKDAY
6:30am Helen Campbell
SAT, JUNE 21— VIGIL
4:30pm Helene Lofy and Ed Langen
SUN, JUNE 22—
8:00am Helene O’Shea
9:30am For the People of the Parish and
Agapita Bejarana & Florencio Amaya
11:00am Pat Benne
Congratulations to Joseph &
Donna Mudra who celebrated
their 50th Wedding Anniversary this past Friday. May
God’s continued blessing be upon them!
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
MONDAY
• No Mee ngs
TUESDAY
• Legion of Mary, 9:05am, Library
• Bridge 1:00 p.m.
• Adult Faith Forma on 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
No Mee ngs
•
THURSDAY
• Teen Choir Prac ce at 5:30pm
• Adult Choir Prac ce at 7pm
FRIDAY
• 9:00am Word Among Us
Most Holy Trinity
SERVER SCHEDULE
June 16-22, 2014
June 16, 20: Mon. and Fri.
6:30am Michael Brandt/Drew Thomas
June 17, 18 & 19: Tues., Wed., & Thurs.
8:30am Emily Gathard/Grace Bracco
June 21: Sat Vigil
4:30pm Anne Mosley/Lucy Harmon
June 22: The Most Holy Trinity
8:00am Abby Hemmer/Claire Esslinger
9:30am Logan Cullen/Nikolai Tarter
11am
Clare Nachtway/Grace Garlow
LECTOR SCHEDULE
June 21, 2014: Sat Vigil
4:30pm
Tim Murphy
June 22, 2014: Sunday
8:00am
Ann Forrler
9:30am
Brent Judd
11am
John Dee
MUSICIAN SCHEDULE
June 21, 2014: Sat Vigil
4:30pm
Cantor with Mark G.
June 22, 2014: Sunday
8:00am
Volunteer and Accompanist
9:30am
Adult Choir with Linda & Bernie
11am
Teens with Linda, Sherrie & Brian
GREETERS FOR JUNE
4:30pm
8:00am
9:30am
11:00am
Dennis & Marilyn Lawler, Marianne Mazzola
Dale Dey, Charlotte Dey, Lynn Flotkoetter
Mary Lewis, Harry Cass, Loraine Cass
Mary Adams, Robert Poorman, Kevin Kamden
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER SCHEDULE
FOR JUNE
4:30pm Nancy Hood, Dennis & Marilyn Lawler, Chuck
Schmitt, Deborah Stoll, Vince Toolen
8:00am Jeanne Harvill, Brenda Heaton, Ed and Anita
Offutt
9:30am Claudia Connelly, Herb Dennis, Rod Hollenstine, Terry Lucas, Matt Mosley, Kate Reid
11:00am Alan Brinkoetter, Kay Gottrich, Karen
Giannone, Sergio Pecori, Kathy Sestak,
Michelle Smith
ROSARY LEADERS FOR JUNE
4:30pm
Mary Lawson
8:00am
Henrietta Knepler
9:30am
Rose Marie Bosco
11:00am
Kathy Kelly
JUNE 15TH, 2014
BAPTISMAL INSTRUCTIONAL CLASS
The next Baptismal Class will be held on Tuesday, September
9th, 2014 at 7pm in the Parish Center. Please call the parish office
at 546-3527 to arrange a Baptism, register for a Baptismal Class or for
additional information.
A NOTE OF THANKS!
Thank you, thank you, thank you to Father Joe, Mary Saladino,
Linda Younkin, Joanna Laabs, the Altar and Rosary Society,
Jeanine Kolb, teachers & staff of CTK School, and all who had
anything to do with my wonderful Retirement Reception. Everything was perfect! Thank you also for the Waterford Crystal
Clock and check from the Church and lovely Music Box from
the School and all the cards and gifts from so many parishioners.
I appreciate your thoughtfulness and kindness.
I felt privileged to serve CTK for 25 years and getting to know
so many wonderful people. I will never forget you and will miss
my continued contact with you. It was a great run and I truly
enjoyed my time at Christ the King!!
Sincerely,
Merrilee Windisch
Join Us for the Annual Ethnic Fiesta at St. Katharine Drexel
Parish, Sunday, June 22, 1:00-4:30 p.m. Enjoy specialty foods
from Latin America, The Philippines and Africa. Also featured:
children’s games, desserts and ice cream treats. Come join the
fun at the corner of 13th and Cook Streets, Springfield.
A Pilgrimage of Peace to the Holy Land - You are invited
to join us on a once-in-a-lifetime ‘Pilgrimage of Peace to the Holy Land,’ 12-days, December 1 to 12, 2014. Includes visits to
Nazareth, Sea of Galilee, Mt. Tabor, Mt. of Beatitudes, Jericho,
Jerusalem, Bethlehem and more. Only $2,599 from Chicago
(ORD), plus airport taxes and tips. Under the Spiritual Direction
of Father John Burnette, pastor at Ss. James and Patrick Parish,
Decatur. To download the free color brochure and registration
form, visit www.GoCatholicTravel.com/Burnette, or for more
information, please contact Vicki Compton at the Diocesan Office for the Missions at 217-698-8500 or send an e-mail to
[email protected]. Space is limited. Register today.
Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith,
Knowledge & Service
The 31st Annual Catholic Schools Appeal
The 31st Annual Catholic Schools Appeal continues. The proceeds from this appeal will be divided among the Springfieldarea Parish elementary schools and Sacred Heart-Griffin. We
received $10,878 last year from this Appeal. Parishioners
should have received more information in the mail. Thank you
for your prayers and financial support year after year that helps
keep Catholic education as a viable option for our families no
matter what their financial situation. Please continue your support, no gift is too small.
Most Holy Trinity
PLEASE NOTE NEW PARISH OFFICE HOURS!
The parish offices will be open Monday through
Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm.
USCCB Fortnight for Freedom June 21 to July 4, 2014
As part of the USCCB’s Fortnight for Freedom prayer
campaign for religious liberty, our diocese is sponsoring a
couple of events. The first is a talk by renowned First
Amendment a orney, Mar n Nussbaum, on the history
of religious liberty and the contemporary assaults on it. It
will be held on Saturday, June 28, 2014 from 5:30-6:30
pm in the Atrium of the Cathedral of the Immaculate
ConcepƟon. Mr. Nussbaum serves as a consultant to the
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Commi ee
on Religious Freedom, of which Bishop Paprocki is a
member. Bishop Paprocki will also be present to offer his
comments. Light refreshments will be served.
The second event is a 30-40 minute Prayer Rally for Religious Liberty led by Bishop Paprocki on Tuesday, July 1,
2014 at noon in front of the Lincoln Statue at the State
Capitol building, South 2nd Street & East Capitol Avenue.
In case of rain, we will congregate in the Auditorium.
Both events are free and all are invited and encouraged
to a end.
For more informa on on the USCCB’s prayer campaign
for Religious Liberty, go to: http://www.usccb.org/
issues-and-action/religious-liberty/fortnight-forfreedom/index.cfm
CD of the Week
Called Onward
By Brother Lazarus -Chase Hilgenbrinck
Presented by Lighthouse Catholic Youth:
This is the story of two top-tier athletes who answered the
call of Christ to, “sell everything that you have...then,
come follow me.” The first part is the story of Sam
Sharpe who was a top MLB prospect and collegiate pitcher at the Uniersity of Nebraska before joining the Community of Franciscan Friars of the Renewal (more commonly
known as the “CFRs”) in September of 2011. Chase
Hilgenbrinck enjoyed great success on the soccer field
playing in the top division in Chile before returning to the
U.S. to play for MLS. He left all of that and is now a seminiarian at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg,
Maryland.
Parishioner Comments:
It was so refreshing to hear the testimony of other young
people who have chosen the Lord over the things of this
world. ………….Clare—Coatesville, PA
Visit the Kiosk in the main vestibule of the church for this
CD.
JUNE 15TH, 2014
STEWARDSHIP
The Gospel today is sometimes called “the
Gospel in miniature” because it so concisely
sums up the Gospel message. In even more
condensed form, “God loved...God gave…,” it is
the paradigm for stewardship—we give because we love.
Budgeted Amount ..........................................$22,880.00
June 8 Collection ...........................................$20,296.00
Retired Priests……………………………..….. .$ 6,089.00
Children’s Envelopes .......................................... $12.25
Weekly Average for May ...............................$20,274.28
Boiler/Air total: ...............................................$28,700.00
VBS Update: We have received $4,329.00 towards our
goal of $6,500.00. Thank you!
July 2013— May 2014-Budgeted Amt .............$1,075,360
July 2013— May 2014-Collection Totals .........$1,062,823
Children’s envelopes:
Time: I helped take care of my dad after his surgery.
Talent: Ice skating
June 7 & 8 Attendance:
4:30pm –412, 8am - 181: 9:30am - 389; 11am - 368 = 1350
May Attendance 2014: 5164 May Attendance 2013: 5674
GOD BLESS YOUR GENEROSITY!
The village of Riverton along with Knights of Columbus
Council 3914 will be sponsoring a fireworks event and
party at the Riverton KC Hall on Saturday, July 5th, from
11 a.m.—11 p.m. Food, soda, beer, live music and more.
Thank you to our Praise Banner flag girls for the wonderful
job they did last weekend. Also to our wonderful readers:
Marianne Mazzola
(Italian), Steven Grigsby
(Spanish), Gisele Kamgaing (French) and Linda
Johnston (Spanish). For
more videos and pictures
from last weekend’s
Pentecost celebration,
please go to our website
at
http://www.ctkparish.com/
SUMMER SCRIP SALE DATES:
June 23; July 7 and July 21; August 5 and August 18.
Drop off and pick up of SCRIP is in the Parish Office
when school is not in session.
Most Holy Trinity
JUNE 15TH, 2014
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
PRO-LIFE CORNER:
.
Some who defend abortion claim that one is "truly
human" only when able to reason, to choose, and to
be creative. Yet a book about how to perform abortions contains this quote: "Surely embryos and fetuses do none of these things. In fact, neither do newborns, and there's the rub. Presumably it would be
equally as acceptable to destroy newborns as fetuses, since both are in the same prehuman
boat" (Second Trimester Abortion: Perspectives After a
Decade of Experience, Berger et al., eds., p. 215). Think
about it.
Happy Fathers Day to all the fathers in our parish. Wives, give
your husbands the greatest gift
of all, the gift of your love on a
Marriage Encounter Weekend.
The next Worldwide Marriage
Encounter Weekend is August
8—10. To register or for more
information call 314-469-7317 or go online to
www.stl-wwme.org.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
1 Kgs 21:1-16; Ps 5:2-3ab, 4b-7;
Mt 5:38-42
Tuesday:
1 Kgs 21:17-29; Ps 51:3-6ab, 11, 16;
Mt 5:43-48
Wednesday:
2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14; Ps 31:20, 21, 24;
Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday:
Sir 48:1-14; Ps 97:1-7; Mt 6:7-15
Friday:
2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18, 20; Ps 132:11-14, 17-18;
Mt 6:19-23
Saturday:
2 Chr 24:17-25; Ps 89:4-5, 29-34;
Mt 6:24-34
Sunday:
Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20;
1 Cor 10:16-17; Jn 6:51-58
NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Never forget the LORD your God, who brought
you out of slavery (Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14b-16a).
Psalm — Praise the Lord, Jerusalem (Psalm 147).
Second Reading — Because the loaf of bread is one, we who
partake of it, though we are many, are one body
(1 Corinthians 10:16-17).
Gospel — Jesus said, “I am the living bread; whoever eats this
bread will live forever” (John 6:51-58).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL COLLECTION
There will be a collection of summer apparel and personal
hygiene items for St. Martin de Porres and Inner City
sponsored by the St. Vincent de Paul Society this weekend and the weekend of June 21 & 22. Please leave your
donations in the boxes provided. Your help and thoughtfulness will help change a life for the better.
JUNE 15TH, 2014
Congratulations to our CTK High School Graduates! May God bless them as they begin a new chapter of their lives.
Nolan Aherin, Dominic Aiello, Morgan Bails, Christina Bate, Emily Bauman, Annie Brahler, Nicholas
The Junior Cyclone Football Camp will be this week,
Bretz, Jeffrey Christy, Madison Chunes, Laura ColJune 16-19 from 8:00-10:00 am for students in grades K-8.
lings, Julie Conrad, Jesse de Castro, Aaron Fyalka,
Cost is $70.
The SHG Football Padded camp will be July 21-24 from Adam Gonzalez, Paul Grieser, Keegan Hamilton, Ian
6:00 - 8:00 pm for students in grades 4-8. Cost is $70.
Handley, Brian Hardy, Ryan Held, Aimee Henry,
For more information or to register, contact Bob BrenneiKaylee Henry, Emma Hylin, Clayton Krager, Alexansen at 546-1169 (H) or 787-1595 x 104 (W). Registration
dra Lamtyugina, Ciara Londrigan, Theodore Luker,
forms can be downloaded at www.shg.org.
Corey Mason, Lindsay McElwee, Rebecca Merrill,
THANK YOU!!! We returned from our SHG
Nicholas Miller, Scottie Moseley II, Cameron MurJOSHUA mission trip last week. There ended up phy, Katie Marie Nichols, Derek Patterson, Alex Patbeing 49 students and 12 adults participating on
terson, Austin Pranger, Olivia Reed, Patrick Regan,
the trip. We worked on a dozen sites, including
Steven Sartore, Zachary Scott, Megan Marie Shudropainting the outside of three homes, inside of anwitz, Alexander Simko, Christopher Smith, Madison
other, several decks, a garage, built a deck and a
Stanley, Mary Beth Tapocik, Payne Thomas, Morgan
handicap ramp, fixed and patched various walls,
Washko, Kevin Zanger
ceilings and floors, repaired gates, fencing and
siding while also working in the local "Unity Kitchen" preparing meals for guests and preparing a
neighborhood garden. All of this and more was
done in four days of working time. Most importantly is the relationships we built with our
neighbors in Steubenville and with each other. This could not have been possible without
your wonderful support. The financial support
allowed us to attend and the prayer support kept
us safe with great experiences of the many faces
of Christ we meet every day. - Sr. Linda Mary
DeLonais O.P.—Sacred Heart-Griffin High School.
THE ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL has
concluded. Our assessment/goal from the diocese was
$135,646. Here’s the breakout and comparison to the previous year.
2013-14
2012-13
Goal:
$135,646
$134,916
Collected:
$86,926
$65,905
Households
Contributing: 347
324
Average gift: $250.50
$203.41
The increases are encouraging. Thanks to those
who participated! The balance due, $48,720, must be paid
now from our operating fund.
Likewise, we have to pay the balance due to the
diocese for the Catholic Times since we were short in our
collection, $13,827.00. Recall that individuals are not
billed for the paper, in print or online. Rather all are to
contribute to the annual collection in January. Last year
our balance due was $14,158.00.
PLEASE NOTE NEW BULLETIN DEADLINE!
All items/notices for the June 22 bulletin will be
due by noon on Monday, June 16.