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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.
PARISH OFFICE618-465-4284
Fax: 618-463-4637Hours: Mon.-Fri.
8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
MASS SCHEDULEWeekdays & Saturdays: 6:30 a.m. & 8:00
a.m.
During School Year: Fri. 8:15 a.m.
Saturdays: 5:15 p.m.(For Sunday Obligation)
Sundays: 6:30, 8:00, 9:30,11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Day Before Holy Day: 5:15 p.m.Holy Days: 6:30, 8:00 a.m.,12:00
noon and 5:15 p.m.
(if announced)First Fridays: 5:15 p.m.
CONFESSIONSFirst Fridays: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
BAPTISMSOn Sundays after the
11:00 a.m. MassPlease make an appointment.
MARRIAGESTo be arranged at least six months
before marriage. Call the Parish Office.
SCHOOL OFFICE618-465-8523
Middle School 618-465-9719Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
www.smsalton.com
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Merry Christmas!
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My dear Brothers and Sisters in the coming Savior,
Today we mark the Fourth Sunday of Advent and Christmas is just
a few days away. On behalf of Fr Dave, Fr Ben, Fr Paul, Deacon Jim,
Br Leland and myself, Merry Christmas!
May you rejoice in the Birth of our Savior and never doubt the
love beyond all telling with which God loves you! He loves us so
much that humbly and silently he came among us so that we would
never be afraid to approach him. May the Christ-child bless you and
reward your faith in His gentle yet all-embracing love! Merry
Christmas! – Fr Jeremy OMV
“The Nativity of our Lord Jesus ChristThe Twenty-fifth Day of
December,
when ages beyond number had run their course from the creation
of the world,
when God in the beginning created heaven and earth, and formed
man in his own likeness;
when century upon century had passed since the Almighty set his
bow in the clouds after the Great Flood, as a sign of covenant and
peace;
in the twenty-first century since Abraham, our father in faith,
came out of Ur of the Chaldees;
in the thirteenth century since the People of Israel were led by
Moses in the Exodus from Egypt;
around the thousandth year since David was anointed King;
in the sixty-fifth week of the prophecy of Daniel;
in the one hundred and ninety-fourth Olympiad;
in the year seven hundred and fifty-two since the foundation of
the City of Rome;
in the forty-second year of the reign of Caesar Octavian
Augustus, the whole world being at peace,
JESUS CHRIST, eternal God and Son of the eternal Father,
desiring to consecrate the world by his most loving presence, was
conceived by the Holy Spirit, and when nine months had passed since
his conception, was born of the Virgin Mary in Bethlehem of Judah,
and was made man:
The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to the flesh.” -
from the Roman Martyrology
This announcement of the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord
from the Roman Martyrology draws upon Sacred Scripture to declare
in a formal way the birth of Christ. It begins with creation and
relates the birth of the Lord to the major events and personages of
sacred and secular history. The particular events contained in this
announcement help us pastorally to situate the birth of Jesus in
the context of salvation history.
St. Mary’sCatholic Church
ALTON, ILLINOIS
THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
DECEMBER 22, 2019
MASS INTENTIONSMonday, December 23
6:30 am Jerome Banghart†
8:00 am Judy Farrar†
Tuesday, December 24
6:30 am Felicia Goeken†
8:00 am Don Dixon†
4:00 pm Capt. Jacob Ringering†
6:00 pm Keith Brakeville†
12:00 am The People of St. Mary’s
Wednesday, December 25
6:30 am Stella Lyons†
8:00 am Carol Cannella†
10:00 am Harold & Sally Hoefert†
Thursday, December 26
6:30 am Mark Wuellner†
8:00 am John Surwald†
Friday, December 27
6:30 am Marilyn Halliday†
8:00 am Joseph Millitello†
Saturday, December 28
6:30 am Rev. Joseph Meckel†
8:00 am Roy Schrumpf†
5:15 pm Int of George Goeken
Sunday, December 29
6:30 am Robert Hamilton†
8:00 am The People of St. Mary’s Parish
9:30 am Int of Mason Meyers
11:00 am Eva Perica†
6:00 pm Int of Dcn. Jim & Donna Schwartzkopf
Learning and Living Our Catholic Faith
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Please remember our brothers and sisters, who are in need of
prayer.
Richard Cox, Deborah L Olney, Mabel Rench, Jan Manns, Lucy Rose
Lucas, Bill Haine, Baby Olivia, Darlene Huebener, Shirley Dunphy,
Mary Jenniches, Ella Curry, Sean Michael Donahue, Phyllis
Milford-Rill, Kailey Almeter, Larry Greenwell, Marge Ridder, Barb
Cronn, Debra Houghton, Everett O’Connor, Michael McNamee, Sr.,
Cathy Harrison, Baby Wilson, Roy Kubicek, Emilee Tate, Pam Ames,
Jen Mounier, John White, Evan Carey, Karen Huff, Bill Cox, Pat
Gorman, Sam Yungling, Liam Maher, G. Terry Westfall, Mark Riley,
Bill Greenwell, Florence Sabaj, Don Giertz, Jessica Williams, David
Delawder, Our Friend Leah, Keith Houghton, Rick Elledge, Nancy
Garrett, Opal Lang, Naomi Fader, Ellen Saville, Tom Long, Patricia
Dickinson, Kassidy Walters, Rebecca Materniak, Baby Materniak,
Alexa Gentry, Bonnie Geisen, Michael Mulrean, Leo McLeod, The
Sciacca Family, Stephen Jouett, Margarita Pulido, MaryAnn Gross,
Gene Manley, Doris Rhynes, Ron Ridder, Jenny Breden, The Ringering
Family, Barbara Hayes, Frank & Donna Lavite, David Fournie, Bob
Rill, Chris Henkhaus, Tricia Harris, Mary Thompson, Bob Huber, Ray
Besta, Carol Robinson, Kristy Littauer, Michelle Steiner, Diana
Melosci, Sally Day, Sister Mary Gabriel, Helen Mulholland, Mike
Mihalich, Larry Reams, Cathy McGuire, Joan Cox, John Krpan, Joe
Hansen, Kathleen Engdale, Martha Kraehmer, Melvin Allen, Matt
Lewis, Jill Eschback, Sue Imming, Daniel Griffin, Mary Donahue,
Michael Jennings, Jr., Francis Gonzales, Jill Love, Henry Leady,
Michael Oldershaw, Matthew Paulda, Connie Schulz, Marilynn Joehl,
Sue Nolan, Owen Smith, Bob Rolwes, Robert Nelson, Sasha
Steinheimer, Carmen & Walter Kassler, Tony Chavarria, Jackie
Ridgley, Mary Thompson, Sarah & Justin Tomlinson, Mary
Wuellner, Stephen Turvey, Mary E. Wuellner, Jessica Boyd, Rollan
“Jerry” Jouett, Samuel Madrey, Victor Goeken, Tom Grossheim, Jackie
Stilley, George Goeken, Brian Petty, Bryce, William Danother, Nancy
Oldershaw, Christy Dorris, John Wittman, Rosemary Ruedin
If you would like to ask our Parish to pray for a friend or
loved one, please call the Parish Office (618) 465-4284 and we will
get them added to our list of prayer requests. 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, Jess Houk, 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
THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENTFocus: Jesus is the fulfillment of
the promises God has
made to the House of David.Today’s readings remind us that in
Christ Jesus, God has been faithful to the promises he made to his
Chosen People. Our salvation in Christ is how we are reconciled
back to God, who created us and loves us.
Isaiah prophesies a sign for Israel: The virgin shall conceive,
and bear a son who will embody God’s redemptive presence with his
people. Paul, recalling his own apostolic calling, writes that the
Gentiles are also called to belong to Jesus Christ. In the Gospel,
the Lord’s angel comes to Joseph in a dream and reveals the
circumstances of Mary’s pregnancy, and what this means. Joseph
obeys the angel’s commands.
PART ONE - THE PROFESSION OF FAITHSECTION ONE - "I BELIEVE" -
"WE BELIEVE"
Man’s Response To God / I Believe – The Obedience of Faith
149. Throughout her life and until her last ordeal15 when Jesus
her son died on the cross, Mary's faith never wavered. She never
ceased to believe in the fulfilment of God's word. And so the
Church venerates in Mary the purest realization of faith.
That Man Is You is currently on Winter break. We will meet once
again on Saturday, January 18th beginning at 6:30am. We wish
you all a Merry Christmas!
OUR 2ND COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND
WILL BE FOR THE ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL (ACSA)
PARISH OFFICE CLOSINGIn observance of the Christmas Holiday, the
Parish Office will close at Noon on Monday, December 23rd and will
reopen on Friday, December 27th at 8:00am. If you have something to
drop-off to the Parish Office while we are closed, please use the
after-hours drop box located just below the Parish Office
mailbox.
We wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas!!
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BEGIN AGAIN READING GROUPBegin the new liturgical year with a
great read sure to inspire you in your love for the Lord and your
walk in faith! Begin Again tells the dramatic story of the heroic
life of Venerable Bruno Lanteri, renowned spiritual master and
theologian in his lifetime and founder of the Oblates of the Virgin
Mary.
The remaining meeting dates are: Jan. 12, Jan. 26 and Feb. 9.
The classes will be held in the MaryAnn Room at 1:30pm. Please
e-mail Br. Leland Thorpe to sign up: [email protected]. Copies of
the book are available for $10 through the parish bookstore; others
can be ordered online at www.omvusa.org/bookstore/
FORMED PICK OF THE WEEKThe Story of the Nativity
Understanding the Full Story of Jesus’ Birth
The birth of Jesus is often misunderstood, but this fast-paced,
thought-provoking look at the true story of the Nativity clarifies
widespread misunderstandings of Jesus’ origin. Join top scholars,
inspirational speakers, and popular authors as they explain the
story behind the story of the birth of Jesus.Registering has become
a lot easier and parish codes and custom registration urls are no
longer needed for parishioners to register for FORMED through your
parish! Now, parishioners simply need to go to formed.org/signup
and find your parish to register.
Watch this and more at FORMED.ORG
CAN YOU HELP?EUCHARISTIC MINISTERSIf you are a Eucharistic
Minister and you would be willing to share your ministry with the
Nursing Home residents and our Homebound Parishioners, please give
the parish office a call (618) 465-4284. We are short-handed and
could really use the help. Thank you for your willingness to take
Jesus to those who aren't able to attend Mass.
CATHOLIC RADIOTo enhance your faith and knowledge of the
Catholic Faith, please listen to Catholic radio at 92.7FM, 1080AM
or 1460AM. You can also watch Catholic broadcasting on EWTN
(Charter cable channel 100).
YOUTH LOCK-IN NIGHT ~ JAN 3Open to all high school aged
parishioners and 8th graders: join the God Squad Jan 3-4 for a fun
night of games and getting to know one another at our annual
overnight lock-in where hopeful members can find out what our youth
group is all about!
Contact Fr. Paul, [email protected] for more
information.
KIOSK CORNER
The True Meaning of ChristmasArchbishop Fulton J. Sheen's books,
tapes, homilies, retreats, and television series have inspired
countless souls all over the world. This digitally-mastered
presentation combines classic recordings of his timeless
reflections on the meaning of the Incarnation of Jesus, mixed with
Gregorian Chant and seasonal music. It is sure to become a family
favorite
MARCH FOR LIFE IN WASHINGTON, D.C.St. Mary's is organizing our
usual bus trip to Washington January 23-25 to march for the unborn!
This is an overnight trip both ways, and we do not stay anywhere.
8th grade students and up are encouraged to attend. Adult
Chaperones are also needed and must have attended Protecting God's
Children within the last few years. Stop into the parish office or
contact Fr. Paul for more information. Donations are appreciated to
offset the approx. $250 per person cost of the trip.
2020 OFFERING ENVELOPESThe 2020 Offering envelopes are here and
ready for pick up! They have been moved back downstairs, across
from the MaryAnn Room. Please be sure to pick up your box as soon
as you can. If you are unable to make it down the stairs, please
don’t hesitate to ask a friend, one of our Ushers, another
Parishioner or one of our Oblates. Thank you!
MARQUETTE NEWSExplorer Plaza – Bricks, Granite Blocks &
Benches
Order a brick, granite block or bench to be placed in the new
Explorer Plaza!
This is a great way to honor alumni and friends of
Marquette.
Please visit www.marquettecatholic.org/plaza to print an order
form or to pay and order online.
If you have questions, please contact Mary Hough in the
Development Office at (618) 463-0585 ext. 1.
Bricks are $75 Granite blocks (12x12) are $750
Benches are $2500 (limited number)Place your order today!
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— ADVENT & CHRISTMAS — MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!
ADVENT CONFESSION OPPORTUNITIES:Our final extra Advent
confession opportunity will be THIS Sunday evening, Dec. 22 from
4:45-5:45pm.
CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULE:December 24 ~ 4:00pm, 6:00pm, Midnight
(12:00am)December 25 ~ 6:30am, 8:00am, 10:00am
SOLEMNITY OF MARY (NEW YEAR’S DAY) *** HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
***December 31 ~ Vigil Mass 5:15pmJanuary 1 ~ 6:30am, 8:00am, Noon,
5:15pm
CHRISTMAS MASSES – NO RESERVED SEATSWith the anticipated high
attendance at the upcoming Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses,
we kindly ask that you refrain from saving seats for family and
friends. Our Ushers will aide in seating and may ask for sharing of
pews. We thank you for your understanding and your help!
PRAYER CORNERFourth Week of Advent
Dear Jesus, may the light of your love always shine in our
hearts.
As Christmas draws closer, we marvel at your great love for us.
Let your love transform every aspect of
our lives and touch everyone we encounter. Our hearts are open
to you, Jesus.
Amen. (From DynamicCatholic.com)
POINSETTIAS In Memory Of
Henry Beiser, Violet Hall, Carole Thomas, Alois Schmidt,
Daisy Kruse, Louise Jehle, Tim Molloy, Sr., Francis Mormino,
Edgar & Doreen Wendle, Don & Gloria Manns, Edgar
Grossheim, Carol Cannella, John & Ruth Cannella,
Jeanne Walters, Robert Logan, Bobby Walters, Jr., David
Zorger,
Daniel Zorger, Kevin Brenner, Patrick Brenner, Dorothy
Mager,
Joseph & Edna Macias, Roger & Bernice Ruedin, Baby
Michael Heublein,
Delia E. Fader (F.R.O.G.), K.E. (Dino) & Maureen Pars,
Harold W. & Roberta (Bobbie) Wagner, Clarence & Martha
Kulp,
Clarence & Shannon Williams, William Keller, Robert Emmett
Kane,
Louis Boucher, Gloria Reopelle, Gary Michael Strand, Carol Olds,
Clara, Iral, Evangeline, Charles,
Mary Evelyn, Melissa, Mary, Deceased Members of the Redd &
Grant Families,
Tony & Doris, Ronald & Jeanne Hawkins, Nancy Godar,
Felix & Cecelia Pratte, Nicholas & Juliana Moehn, Flo
Gradl,
Jackie St. Peters, Geraldine Rill, Boyd Milford,
Deceased Members of the Stickling and Rickher Families,
Alman & Mildred Miller, John & Mary Lou Luketich, Robert
& Norma Hamilton,
Joe & Pauline Bayer, George Marvin Draper, Bernadette Meyer,
Edward & Lois Hornsey, John & Pauline Zini, Grace Kathryn
Brown,
Joe & Judy Burns, Kathryn & Al Klaus/
Ester & Theodore Holt/Teddy Holt III, Bernard & Eleanor
Heitzig,
Lawrence & Marjorie Morrison, Rebecca Suzanne Heitzig, Sal
Carbone,
Philip & Phyllis Rapp, Clyde & Georgia Ann Kaufman,
Nora Morris, Jim Dix, Dean & Bodger Families, Dean &
Aery Families,
Pete Borman, Sr. Maureen Buckley SSND
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Overcoming Spiritual DiscouragementFEBRUARY 15, 2020 | 8:00 AM -
3:30 PM
With warmth, understanding, and pastoral skill, Fr. Timothy
Gallagher, OMV provides a hopeful invitation to all who struggle to
overcome the greatest obstacle in the spiritual life:
discouragement. You will learn practical ways to find peace amid
your spiritual struggles, and patience in the face of even the most
intense trials. In these talks, Fr. Gallagher will explore the
spiritual teaching of Venerable Bruno Lanteri, founder of the
Oblates of the Virgin Mary, whose wisdom guided many out of
discouragement and into new hope. There is no shame in
spiritual
desolation. Fr. Gallagher reminds us that the greatest of saints
suffered from this affliction. The key is to learn how to draw
closer to God in life’s darkest moments. Overcoming Spiritual
Discouragement is a call to hope... a call to solace in time of
suffering... and a call to stand tall in times of affliction. Learn
how to enter into the sublime peace and joy that our Lord
promises.
The day long seminar will include Holy Mass, Three Conferences,
materials, coffee, light breakfast items and lunch.
COST: $25 PER PERSON. To register, mail check payable to St
Mary’s Church, with your name, address, phone number and email to
St. Mary’s, 519 E 4th St., Alton, IL 62002. Questions
618-465-4284.
First come first served. Pre-registration required
Drawing by: Kaydence Everett Drawing by: Carson Jones Drawing
by: Jackson Ehrman
PILGRIMAGE TO IRELAND JULY 20-30, 2020
Fr Jeremy will be leading an 11 day pilgrimage to Ireland July
20-30, 2020 with Fr Chris Uhl OMV and Fr Don Wolford from Holy
Angels. A pilgrimage to Ireland is special... it includes many Holy
sites, including our Lady's Shrine at Knock and Daily Mass, but
also the Irish welcome felt at every turn from Irish breakfasts
starting the day up until the last Irish song and pint in the
evening.
The cost for the all inclusive trip is $3,999. p.p. d.o. More
information and details are available in the the church or parish
office, or ask Fr Jeremy.
BRING OR SEND YOUR CHECK TO ST. MARY’S SCHOOL OR PARISH OFFICE.
519 E. 4TH ST., ALTON, IL OR TURN IT IN TO CRAIG OR AMY
LOMBARDI
CHECK SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE CHARGERS CLUB.INDICATE
“MUSIC TRIVIA” ON ENVELOPE WITH NAME OF TEAM CAPTAIN AND PHONE
NUMBER.
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LITURGICAL ROLES
Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Servers:All Saturday Evening
and Sunday Masses
Please check your MSP App or e-mail
SATURDAY | December 28
5:15 PMMusic: TBD
SUNDAY | December 29
8:00 AMMusic: TBD
9:30 AMMusic: TBD
11:00 AMMusic: TBD
6:00 PMMusic: TBD
WEEKDAY SERVERWeek of December 23 – Jim Keenan
Week of December 30 – Joseph Scyoc
WEEKDAY LECTORWeek of December 23 – Susan SpinetoWeek of
December 30 – Thomas Haine
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APPETIZERSToasted Ravioli
Six 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 -
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DressingsDecaro's Creamy Italian | Ranch | Bleu Cheese | French
| Poppyseed
| Honey Mustard | Caesar | Vinegar and Oil
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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Ed Hansen Financial Advisor Family Wealth Advisor
Direct: 618-628-2272
Barrett Heating & Cooling500 Belle St. - Alton
465-3731Lennox AC & Heating
Sales & ServiceA Tradition of Service Since 1896
Jourdain Roofing Co.INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL2705 St. Ambrose - Godfrey
618-466-9563
254-3441232 N. Wood River Ave.
Wood River
466-340034 E. Delmar - AltonRICK STRACK, Owner
David M. Bartosiak, C.P.A.Partner
233 East Center Drive (618) 465-7717P.O. Box 416 St. Louis (314)
355-2586Alton, IL 62002 Fax (618) 465-7710
[email protected]
Samuel A. Mormino, Jr.3517 College Ave. Alton, IL 62002
618-465-2541 www.mvslawyers.com
American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., American Family
Insurance Company, 6000 American Parkway, Madison, WI 53783 006441
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Gerard Fischer, Agent Gerard Fischer and Associates, LLC 3014
Godfrey Rd, Godfrey Bus: (618) 466-7062 gfi [email protected]
American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., American Family
Insurance Company, 6000 American Parkway, Madison, WI 53783 006441
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Gerard Fischer, Agent Gerard Fischer and Associates, LLC 3014
Godfrey Rd, Godfrey Bus: (618) 466-7062 gfi [email protected]
