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Sunday, July 19, 2015—10:00 a.m. +William Heinen Monday, July 20,, 2015—8:00 a.m. +Verna Hennrich Thursday, July 23, 2015—8:00 a.m. +Morris Taylor Friday, July 24, 2015—8:00 a.m. +Leo and Ethel Gross Sunday, July 26, 2015—10:00 a.m. +Ray Kaiser
Envelopes (43) Loose Children (3) Improvement Fund (9)
Total:
Votive Candles
1,175.00 206.00
8.00 295.00
$1,684.00
$36.00
Rosary recited before each weekday Mass & 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass
Neighboring Churches, Sunday Mass Times
Walsh St. Pius V 08:00 a.m.. (Sun)
Ellis Grove St. Mary’s 08:00 a.m. (Sun)
Ruma St. Patrick’s 08:00 a.m. (Sun)
Ruma Convent Chapel 11:00 a.m. (Sun)
Prairie du Rocher St. Joseph 05:00 p.m. (Sat) 8:30 a.m. (Sun)
Sparta Lady of Lourdes 05:00 p.m. (Sat) 10:00 a.m. (Sun)
Red Bud St. John’s 04:00 p.m. (Sat) 10:00 a.m. (Sun)
Chester St. Mary’s 05:00 p.m. (Sat) 9:00 a.m. (Sun)
Area Events and Happenings
Quilt Show continues Sunday, July 19th. St. Francis of Assisi Parish Center, 2nd & Clinton Streets, Aviston, IL 11 a.m.—5 p.m. Preview 2015 picnic quilts, and the 2015 Parish Sesquicentennial Quilt. Ad-mission of $3 includes refreshments and attendance prizes. Demon strations, novelties for sale & more.
Adult Education at St. Boniface Parish, Monday, July 20th at 6:30 p.m. in the parish rectory meeting room. Series topic: Mar tin Luther and the Reformation—The Young Luther’s Theology
Large Rummage Sale Friday & Saturday, July 24th & 25th. 7 a.m.— 12 p.m. St. Patrick Church-Tipton. Located in Rectory Basement.
Buffet Style Breakfast in conjunction with the Evansville Community Yard Sales…Saturday, July 25, 2015, serving 7 a.m. —12 p.m. Evans-ville K of C Hall. Adults $7.00, children under 12 $4.00, under 3 free. All the breakfast favorites, scrambled eggs, hash brown potatoes, sausage links, bacon, biscuits & gravy, pancakes, fruit, drink. Spon- sored by Columbian Squires.
Annual Church Picnic and Chicken Dinner—Saturday, July 25, St. Joseph Church, Prairie du Rocher. Dinner served from 3 p.m. Carry-outs available. Handmade Quilts/Cash Bingo starts at 6 p.m. , Coun-try Store, Crafts, other games, Laser Tag and other attractions. Eucharist at 4:15 p.m.
72nd Annual Healing & Hope Novena to Our Lady of the Snows, Tuesday, July 28th through Wednesday, August 5, 7:30 p.m. Each evening of the Novena includes Mass, special music, scripture re-flections and prayers for finding healing and hope within life’s diffi-culties. A candlelight rosary procession closes each evening. Free. For more information, call 618-397-6700, ext. 6276. snows.org /novena
Healing Day of Reflection: Wounded Blessings with Fr. Joe Nassal, CPPS, Saturday, August 1, 9 a.m.—3 p.m. Many experiences in life inflict wounds upon our hearts. When these wounds occur, we real-ize that we are not in control. We will explore how the losses we suf-fer in life can teach us humility and compassion. Cost: $30 (lunch included). For more information, call 618-397-6700 ext. 6270. snows.org/healing
Spaghetti Supper with meat balls Saturday, August 1, St. Joseph Parish, Willisville, IL. Served from 4 to 7 p.m. in St. Joseph’s a/c hall. Cash Bingo at 7:30 p.m. Beer Poker and other concessions. Carry -Outs available.
27th Annual Chicken Dinner & Auction Sunday, August 2nd. Mass at 10 a.m. Dinner: 11:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Auction begins at 12 noon. Silent Auction, Country Store & Quilt Raffle. Rummage sale items 1/2 price on Auction Day. St. Patrick Church, Tipton.
Come visit the Shrine of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin The opportunity to “Journey with a Saint” is open to people of all faith traditions. Come visit the Shrine of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin—canonized as the eighth United States saint in 2006—daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no admission charge. To schedule a guided tour or pilgrimage, contact Rita O’Donohue at [email protected] or call 812-535-2945
Gerald Schulein, Dawn Johnson, Ava Buch, Jan Fassler, Bertha Caron, Mary Alice Sauerhage, Pat Blum, Nick Schoenberger, David Brancecum, Debbie Kelly, Jeff Newbold, Janet Wolff, Donna Heuman, Kim Morotay, Allene Becker, Kevin Kern, Megan Ricketts, Maedell Renner, Pearl Rein-hold, Wanda Long, Doreen Kohrs, Alice Kaiser, Harold Braun, Paul Schulein, Jerry Stefani, Amelia Meyer, Melanie Ganaway, Linda Young, Donna Trost, Jane Coleman, Ethel Montroy, Zaryiah Brown and several special intentions. For our homebound parishioners and their caretak-ers. For those in nursing homes and care centers. For the family and
friends of Leora Bauer.
Names will be listed for one month unless we are notified otherwise
Thank you for your generous support! You may drop your envelope in the Offertory Basket at any of our nearby parishes: Sparta, Ellis Grove,
Chester, Walsh. Etc. Your envelope and gift will be returned to St. Boniface Parish and credited to you! Please use your envelope!
St. Boniface Parish Offering
July 12th, 2015
Holy Mass Schedule
and Intentions
July 19 Cheryl Gross
July 20 Mary Ann Taylor
Liturgical Ministers
Sunday, July 26, 2015—10:00 a.m. Lector—Dave Renner Extra-Ordinary Ministers—Kim Luberda and Julie Carnahan Servers—Hunter and Chase Greeters—Volunteers Gift Bearers—Volunteers Ushers—Volunteers Sign-up sheet available for all ministers
Check out the upcoming trips sponsored by Buena Vista National Bank—Lantern Festival, Oct. Owl Prowl, & Gay-lord Opryland Resort. See bulletin board for more info.
Check out the new Joint Website: Our Lady of Lourdes, Sparta; St. Boniface, Evansville; St. Pius V, Walsh; St. Joseph, Willisville. A link to the website is on our St. Boni-face website at http://frteck.weebly.com
One of my responsibilities outside of the Parish is to travel with the Illinois State Knights of Columbus to various points across this vast state. I am re-sponsible for preparing Morning Prayer and assist-ing at Mass. Last weekend I joined my Brother Knights at the Summer Meeting in Lisle, Illinois. It is an opportunity to kick off the Fraternal year and install State K of C and Columbian Squires Offices. We gathered together for Holy Mass and Installa-tion at the beautiful St. Procopius Abbey Church in Lisle. There is some-thing special at St Procopius and you feel it the moment you walk into the sacred space. A friend and member of the group who was attending Mass approached me and asked me a question, “Deacon what makes this a Catholic Church, there are no statues, no stations of the cross?” St Proco-pius is very different from our space at St. Boniface. We have beautiful statues, paintings, stained glass windows and our majestic High Altar. St Procopius has two major features the Altar and Ambo. I explained that there is a difference between a Parish Church and in this case an Abbey. The space is designed to meet the needs of the Monks in their daily prayer life. Following Holy Communion, I looked out at the nearly full Abbey and I had to smile. The question answered itself! WE, all of us, gathered to-gether as one body, brought together through the Sacrifice of the Mass is what makes St Procopius a Catholic Church. What truly amazed me was that each of us there were members of different parishes in different dio-ceses across Illinois and beyond. But yet here we were celebrating togeth-er. In the Gospel of Mark this week we are reminded of this very event —gathering together as Church. “So they went off in the boat by them-selves to a deserted place. People saw them leaving and many came to know about it. They hastened there on foot from all the towns and arrived at the place before them.” Jesus saw all the people gathered and he began to teach them. During these summer months many of us travel and have the opportunity to visit a Church in another town or state. The language spoken might be Spanish, the people may look different
than you do but it’s easy to feel at home in the Catholic Church.
July 21 Dorothy Dunker
July 23 Patty Schulein
Adult Education Summer 2015 Martin Luther and the Reformation
In 2017 people from around the world will celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Numerous political, economic, social and religious transfor-mations caused the reformation as well as the personality of one Augustinian monk fearing for his own salvation. Join us in this special series as we examine the life and teachings of Martin Luther. Rather than simply dismissing Luther’s work as polemical or uncritically accepting his teachings we will watch a DVD series by Dr. Phillip Cary who balances different perspectives regarding this remarkable man. We will meet on Monday evenings from 6:30—8 p.m. in the St. Boniface Meeting
Room. Please join us for food, fellowship, and learning Date Topic
July 20 The Young Luther’s Theology
July 27 Faith and Works
August 3 Sacraments and Indulgences
August 10 The Reformation
August 17 Luther’s Writings
August 24 Luther and the Lord’s Supper
August 31 Luther and Baptism
September 7 Luther, the Bible, and Erasmus
September 14 Luther and Protestantism
TBA Luther, Enemies, and Politics
TBA Luther, Jews, and Modernity
Respect Life Corner Migrants and Refugees—”The church without frontiers, Mother to all, spreads throughout the world a culture of acceptance and solidarity, in which no one is seen as useless, out of place or disposable.” Pope Francis, 2015 World Day of Migrants and Refugees. Learn, Act, Connect, Pray: The Pope is telling us, on his watch the church will reject and transcend the “throwaway” culture and instead be a culture of encounter. Go to www.usccb.org to learn more about the Church’s position on immigration. Pray for the grace to welcome migrants and refugees with joy and generosity, and to give witness to God’s love for all people, as we celebrate the many gifts they bring.
Chester Area Christian Food Pantry, Inc.
Items Needed: Peanut butter, Canned fruit, Canned Meats
268 households, 755 individuals served in June.
Regular Mobile Market will be on July 22 @10 a.m. Volun-
teers are needed to speed the distribution! Please call Bob at 826-
5264 to help with the distribution of food.
Warm weather brings additional needs at The Society of St. Vincent De Paul During the warmer spring/summer weather, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Belleville Council is in need of: bottled water, Gatorade (or similar drinks). In addi-tion, their inventory of clothing is running low. They would be grateful for donations of clean, gently used: clothing for ba-
bies, children, men and women. Items can be dropped off at St. Vincent de Paul Offices—#13 Vieux Carre Drive, East St. Louis (LoiselVillage area/immediately off Route 157) or call 618-394-0126, Ext. 12 or 13, for additional information.
Events of the Week
Sunday—Theology on Tap 2-3:30 p.m. Liberty Winery
Monday—Adult Education 6:30-8 p.m. Parish Meeting
Room
An additional $80 for the steeple fund and $30 for the
cemetery fund was given in memory of Leora Bauer.
Once again we thank the family and friends of Leora
for remembering her and our parish with these mone-
tary gifts.
Next Saturday, July 25, 2015
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
We need help to serve and pre-
pare the meal for a very special
event. If you can help, contact
Kathy Schilling or Diana Hess.
Fertilization
Weed Control
Aeration & Seeding
Shrub Trimming & Mulching
Trees & Shrubs
Retaining Walls & Patios
St. Boniface Ladies Society
Call the parish office 853-4435
Total Eclipse is founded on trust, integrity, and respect. We are proud to offer these values in our sales and business practices so our cus-tomers keep coming back. Our pre-owned vehicles on our lot have
the best prices and quality in the area so come by and see us today!
Auto Sales & Service
Jim Cox Service Technician
Steven Stroh Owner
Service Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
On the Web: totaleclipseautosales.com
Cell: (618) 410-0306 Office: (618) 282-2154
Email: steves@ htc.net Fax: (618) 282-2228
415 N. Main Street - Red Bud, Illinois 62278
Are you interested in learning more about your faith? Would you like to strengthen your relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church? Tune in to Catholic Radio on 90.3 FM WMSH. Programing includes daily Holy Mass, devotions, Catechetics, live call-in shows, and much more. For a program schedule and a free CD, please call (314) 752-7000 or toll-free (877) 305-1234.
Signs: The Gospel of John Sunday, September 20, 2015 at 7 pm
Luke: Stories on the Road Monday, September 21, at 7 pm and
THE LETTER OF JAMES Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at 7 pm
MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS - ST BONIFACE - ST MARY’S - ELLIS GROVE
http://www.runyeonproductions.com
1007 Olive Street Evansville, Illinois 62242 Phone 618-853-4435
Weekend Mass Schedule
St Joseph (Willisville) - Saturday 5:00 p.m. St Mary’s (Ellis Grove) - Sunday 8:00 a.m.
St. Boniface - Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Weekday Masses
St Boniface Monday and Thursday 8:00 a.m.
St Mary Divine Maternity Tuesday 8:00 a.m.
Holy Day Masses Will Be Announced
Anointing of the Sick St. Boniface - 1st Friday Mass 8:00 a.m.
St. Mary - 2nd Friday Mass 8:00 a.m.
Baptism Preparation
Please contact the parish office to schedule a Baptism.
Marriage Preparation Please contact the parish office at least SIX MONTHS before the intended date so that the required preparation can be completed.
Joining our Parish
We welcome all guests and those wishing to become members of our Parish Family. Please contact the Parish Office 853-4435 for information on becoming a member of St. Boniface Parish Family. Contact the Parish Office for information on RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults).
Pastor Reverend Ben Stern
Permanent Deacon Deacon Steven Pautler
Transitional Deacon Reverend Mr. Brett Judkins
Parish Secretary Alice Ohms
Parish Trustees Robert Myerscough
Jo Ann McConachie
Parish Council Jason Stefani - President
Amy Bauer, Rita Walter-Gina Bleem Al Zinselmeier, Ron Heinen
Director of Religious Education Deacon Steven Pautler
Parish School of Religion Barb Marlin, Natalie Becker
Gina Bleem, Michelle Eggemeyer Donna Schenk, Angie Walter
Al & Melanie Zinselmeier
Stewardship Chairperson Judy Renner
Ladies Society Contact the Parish Office
Parish Center & Educational Building Dianne Hess, Kathy Schilling
Ron Heinen
Email: [email protected] Web: http://frteck.weebly.com Fax: 618-853-4435 (call first) Office Hours: (Closed for Lunch 12 –1) Mon. Tue. Fri. (9:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m.) Closed Wed (afternoon) & Thursday
Parish Partnership - Our Lady of Lourdes (Sparta) St. Pius V (Walsh) St. Joseph (Willisville) St. Boniface (Evansville)
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Cycle B Sunday, July 19, 2015
In 2014, the Most Reverend Edward Braxton, Bishop of Belleville, issued a call for parishes to work more closely together in order to strengthen the local Church, strengthen their ministry, and prepare for a time when the number of priests serving the Dio-cese of Belleville may dwindle. This call was through the Pastoral Plan for Renewal and Restructuring. Our Partnership has begun!
501 Broadway Willisville, Illinois 62297 Phone: 618.426.3321
Saturday, August 1, 2015
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
Serving 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Celebration of Mass 5:00 p.m.
Cash Bingo @ 7:30 p.m.
Congratulations to Chase Bauer who was installed as State Deputy Chief Squire and Seth Becker who was in-stalled as State Sentry last weekend at the Summer meeting of the Knights of Columbus in Lisle, IL. They were joined by their mothers, Amy and Natalie and Seth’s Grandmother Cheryl. They join other Squires from Breese, Peoria, O’Fallon and Arlington Heights on the State Team.
Sacraments: New Perspectives
Traditional religious education emphasizes the function and role of the seven Sacraments, but our Theology on Tap sessions will provide a broader perspective of what the sacraments mean and how we can live them out. Sacra-ments force us to rethink our notions of reality, our purpose, and our destiny. Join us for hu-mor, intellectual stimulation, fellowship, and tasty beverages!
Presented by: Father Ben Stern &
Rev. Mr. Brett Judkins
June 28th. 2-3:30 p.m. Sacramental Imagination July 19th. 2-3:30 p.m. Sacraments and Calling
August 16th. 2-3:30 p.m. Sacraments and Divinization
