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PARISH COMMUNITY
PastorFR. JEREMY PAULIN, O.M.V.
FR. DAVID BEAUREGARD, O.M.V. FR. JOHN LUONG, O.M.V.FR. JOHN WYKES, O.M.VBR. LOU FALBO, O.M.V.
DEACON JIM SCHWARTZKOPF
PARISH OFFICE
618-465-4284Fax: 618-463-4637
Hours: Mon.-Fri.8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekdays: 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.
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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 OFFICE
618-465-8523Middle School 618-465-9719
Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.www.smsalton.com
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EASTER SUNDAYRESURRECTION OF THE
LORD – SOLEMNITY
APRIL 1, 2018
MASS INTENTIONSMonday, April 2
6:30 am Int of Anna Stirton
8:00 am Carolyn Fahnestock†
Tuesday, April 3
6:30 am T. Patrick Kane†
8:00 am Edwin Wagnon†
Wednesday, April 4
6:30 am Dennis Manns†
8:00 am Dec’d Fosdich Family†
Thursday, April 5
6:30 am Int of Stella Burkett
8:00 am Benny Schulz†
Friday, April 6
6:30 am Dorothy Wuellner†
8:00 am K.E. (Dino) Pars
5:15 pm OMV Vocations
Saturday, April 7
6:30 am Stella Lyons†
8:00 am Nancy Godar†
5:15 pm Mildred Stickling†
Sunday, April 8
6:30 am Dorothy Wuellner†
8:00 am Rita Gonzales†
9:30 am Don Evans†
11:00 am Chad Roe†
6:00 pm The People of St. Mary’s
Learning and Living Our Catholic FaithMy Dear Brothers and Sisters in the Risen Lord Jesus,Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Jesus Christ is Risen from the Dead! Alleluia!
On behalf of Br Lou Falbo OMV, Fr Dave Beauregard OMV, Fr John Wykes OMV, Fr John Luong OMV and Deacon Jim Schwartzkopf, a Happy and Blessed Easter to you and your family!
I invite you to plumb the depths of the Mystery of Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead, spoken of so profoundly in this ancient sermon given by an unknown author in the first centuries of our holy Church.
God bless you and your family this Eastertide and always! - Fr Jeremy OMV"What is happening? Today there is a great silence over the earth, a great
silence, and stillness, a great silence because the King sleeps; the earth was in terror and was still, because God slept in the flesh and raised up those who were sleeping from the ages. God has died in the flesh, and the underworld has trembled.
Truly, he goes to seek out our first parent like a lost sheep; he wishes to visit those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death. He goes to free the prisoner Adam and his fellow-prisoner Eve from their pains, he who is God, and Adam's son.
The Lord goes in to them holding his victorious weapon, his cross. When Adam, the first created man, sees him, he strikes his breast in terror and calls out to all: 'My Lord be with you all.' And Christ in reply says to Adam: ‘And with your spirit.’ And grasping his hand he raises him up, saying: ‘Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give you light.
‘I am your God, who for your sake became your son, who for you and your descendants now speak and command with authority those in prison: Come forth, and those in darkness: Have light, and those who sleep: Rise.
‘I command you: Awake, sleeper, I have not made you to be held a prisoner in the underworld. Arise from the dead; I am the life of the dead. Arise, O man, work of my hands, arise, you who were fashioned in my image. Rise, let us go hence; for you in me and I in you, together we are one undivided person.
‘For you, I your God became your son; for you, I the Master took on your form; that of slave; for you, I who am above the heavens came on earth and under the earth; for you, man, I became as a man without help, free among the dead; for you, who left a garden, I was handed over to Jews from a garden and crucified in a garden’.
‘Look at the spittle on my face, which I received because of you, in order to restore you to that first divine inbreathing at creation. See the blows on my cheeks, which I accepted in order to refashion your distorted form to my own image.
'See the scourging of my back, which I accepted in order to disperse the load of your sins which was laid upon your back. See my hands nailed to the tree for a good purpose, for you, who stretched out your hand to the tree for an evil one.
`I slept on the cross and a sword pierced my side, for you, who slept in paradise and brought forth Eve from your side. My side healed the pain of your side; my sleep will release you from your sleep in Hades; my sword has checked the sword which was turned against you.
‘But arise, let us go hence. The enemy brought you out of the land of paradise; I will reinstate you, no longer in paradise, but on the throne of heaven. I denied you the tree of life, which was a figure, but now I myself am united to you, I who am life. I posted the cherubim to guard you as they would slaves; now I make the cherubim worship you as they would God.
"The cherubim throne has been prepared, the bearers are ready and waiting, the bridal chamber is in order, the food is provided, the everlasting houses and rooms are in readiness; the treasures of good things have been opened; the kingdom of heaven has been prepared before the ages."
PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES
Jordan Cook, Eddie Clark, Kris Drake, Kyle Gray, Brian Gehm, Alaina Gehm, Johnny Braun, Grant Wanamaker, Trenton Brown, Michael Lucas, Drew Hargus, Steven Layne Blair, Jr., Danielle Crites, Joseph Brakeville, Keith Johnson, Joseph Buehlman,
Teresa Buehlman, Jess Houk, Austin Knebel, Megan Schuette, Eric Hoehn, Daniel Chartrand, Morgun Yogore, Thomas Haine, William Kerr, Alex Geisen, Nick Dunphy, Matthew Gonzales, Dree Anna Dixon, Jacob Allen, Ron Wisnasky, Jacob Dunse, Matt Jouett, Gary Clark, Patrick Admire McDill, Tamara Cardenas, Emily Keith, Lisa Haegele, Kyle Ontis, Kaleb Selock, Caleb Rench, Danny Geringer, Zach Meyer, Jeff Schlobohm
Please remember our brothers and sisters,who are in need of prayer.
Darlene Huebener, Shirley Dunphy, Peggy Wheaton, Mary Jenniches, Abigail Stephenson, Owen Stephenson, Ella Curry, Sean Michael Donahue, Phyllis Milford-Rill, Kailey Almeter, Barb Maher, Lucy Rose Lucas, Bill Haine, Larry Greenwell, Sofia Sciacca, The Gray Family, The Sciacca Family, Ed Dorsey, Marge Ridder, Mike Mihalich, Florence Sabaj, Bertha Lavitus, Lois Wuellner, Sue Imming, Sharon Thompson, Al Nolte, Cheryl Lucas, Karen Huff, Brian Scheffel, Amy Terhaar, Sam Yungling, Christina Weirich Phillips, Brenda Nolan, Jim Clark, Joan Gulotta, JoanAnn Springman, Tad Holt, Mary Buckley, Amanda Runtz, Ken Conrady, John White, John Lake, Chuck Engdale, Liam Monahan, Eva Perica, Barb Cronn, Debra Houghton, Deron Griffin, Helen Bensman Smith, Nancy Redman, Becky Roberts, Devon Neal, Georgia Price, Mable Rench, Eleanour Dubetz, Catharine Williams, Tod Eaton
**We want to continue praying for every person that you request. 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 understanding!
EASTER SUNDAYRESURRECTION OF THE LORD–SOLEMNITY
Focus: Is it fact or fiction? The totality of our faith hinge on our fervent belief that the tomb is empty.
It all comes down to this. Jesus being raised from the dead gives purpose to his cross and ours. Without the Resurrection, all suffering is absurd, death is the end and we are lost.Saint Peter gives a summary of the Paschal Mystery in our reading from Acts. In the reading from Colossians, Paul reminds us that being raised in Christ calls us to a higher standard. In the Gospel, Mary Magdala does not go into the empty tomb right away. Instead, she seeks out Peter and the Beloved Disciple.
PART ONE - THE PROFESSION OF FAITHSECTION ONE - "I BELIEVE" - "WE BELIEVE"
God Comes To Meet Man – The Stages of Revelation”56. After the unity of the human race was shattered by sin God at once sought to save humanity part by part. The covenant with Noah after the flood gives expression to the principle of the divine economy toward the "nations", in other words, towards men grouped "in their lands, each with (its) own language, by their families, in their nations".9
RECENT BAPTISMSHayes Catherine Schwartz
Daughter of Tony and Elizabeth Schwartz
We welcome her as the newest member baptized into our Catholic Faith. May God bless them as they grow together in God’s love.
BANNS OF MARRIAGECongratulations to – Dylan Benson & Elizabeth Lindsay Who will be married during the month of April
We offer our best wishes and prayers that the peace of Christ may live always in their hearts and in their home!
Our 2nd collection next weekend is for the support of our school.
We thank you for all of your prayers, volunteering and monetary donations
to help keep our school going! Your contributions support our students and
faculty and strengthen the entire St. Mary’s Family.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL NEWSThe Spring weather is coming and with the change of seasons comes the increase in utility bill assistance. Won't you please help us? Poor boxes are located at the entrances to church. These donations add up more than you might think. The more money we take in, the more we are able to help. We operate strictly on your generosity. Thank you in advance for helping those of our area in need.
Your prayers are requested for the souls ofPatricia Wolff, Patricia Hayes
& Jo Ellyn Losch
“May their souls and the souls ofall the faithful departed throughthe mercy of God rest in peace.”
Est. 1858
EASTER LILIES IN MEMORY OF….
Dr. Ed Diestelkamp, Geraldine Rill, Boyd Milford, Joe and Judy Burns, Felix and Cecelia Pratte, Nicholas and Juliana Moehn, Flo Gradl, Deceased Members of the Siemer & DeCourcey Families, Alex Mills, Jackie St. Peters, The St. Peters & Kocur Families, Delia E. Fader (F.R.O.G.), Harold W. and Roberta L. (Bobbie) Wagner, K.E. (Dino) and Maureen Pars, The Keller & Laughlin Families, Felicia Goeken, Valerie Lewis, John and Pauline Zini Family, Patricia Wagner, Norma Hamilton, Joe and Pauline Bayer, Alman and Mildred Miller, The Fones Family, The Brenner Family, Agnes Patterson, Pete Borman, Members of the Rickher & Stickling Families, John and Mary Lou Luketich, Francisco Pulido, Clarence & Shannon Williams, Edward & Lois Hornsey
EASTER INTENTIONSPauline Ceppenati, Pat Gentelin, Int of Tom & Sharon Hack, Dr. Ed Diestelkamp, Geraldine Rill, Boyd Milford, MaryAnn Horn, The Keller and Laughlin Families, Ronald and Jeanne Hawkins, The Bayer Family, The Ceppenati Family, Norma Hamilton, Dominic and Josephine Vicari, Clem and Tom Noll, Vicki Sheffer, Maurice Chappell, Members of the Rickher & Stickling Families, Living & Deceased Members of the Goeken Family, Living & Deceased Members of the Donahue Family, Dottie Short, Mildred “Millie” Baty, Debbie Newberry, Valerie Lewis, Darid Lewis, Felicia Goeken, Sr. M. Agnelyn SSND, Fr. Jim Nibler, Msgr. James Suddes, Fr. Brendan Keane, Ed & Beulah Reiske, Tom & Nellie Donahue, Maude & John Hale, Leo & Irene Goeken, Int of Mrs. Mary Donahue, For Holy Souls in Purgatory, For An End to Abortion, Tammy Greco, Jim Holt, Mr. & Mrs. John Hernandez, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hurley, The Family of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Schulz, The Family of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Zigrang
PROTECTING GODS CHILDRENThe Springfield Diocese requires all volunteers–ushers, choir, musicians, lectors, Eucharistic ministers, Oktoberfest, school helpers, VBS, God Squad, etc.–to take the Protecting God's Children training class, as well as have a current background check on file. If you have not taken this class, please plan on attending one of these upcoming classes. If you have any questions, please contact Haylie Elmendorf at (618) 616-5953.
April 18th, 6:30-9:30 pm, St. Boniface, EdwardsvilleCall (618) 656-6450 to register
FIRST FRIDAY (Friday, April 6) This week is the First Friday of the month of April, a day which we traditionally honor Our Lord and His mother through the Sacraments of Confession and Communion.Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm in the churchConfession times: Friday 4:00 pm - 5:00 pmMass: 5:15 pm
FORMED PICK OF THE WEEKSymbolon: Knowing the Faith
Session 6: The Paschal Mystery Why do Christians worship a crucified God?
We’ve all heard that Christ died for our sins and rose again on Easter, but what does it mean? In this original Augustine Institute production, Dr. Edward Sri opens our eyes to the deeper meaning behind the fundamental mystery of our Christian faith.
“Symbolon is giving me an understanding of my Catholic faith that I never got growing up!” — Anonymous
Watch this and more at FORMED.ORGNow with 1 click you can simply go to:
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THE KIOSK CORNERThe Mass Explained
Inspiring speaker Fr. Larry Richards presents exciting and powerful insights into the history, spirituality, and biblical foundations of the Liturgy of the Eucharist. He opens the door for us to enter more profoundly into this most perfect prayer and unite our offering with that of the priest. This will change the way you experience this most sacred of all mysteries, the source and summit of our lives.
It jolted me out of stagnation! It has renewed my love for the Mass and for Jesus. Nancy – Plattsburgh, NY
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAYDivine Mercy Sunday is NEXT Sunday, April 8th, the First Sunday after Easter, and our Parish will be holding an afternoon Holy Hour from 3:00 pm-4:00 pm with Priests available for the Sacrament of Confession. Divine Mercy Sunday is the Octave Day of Easter and brings us the fullness of Christ’s Resurrection!
Here are the promises and gifts of Jesus, from the Diary of St. Faustina, 699. Jesus said of Divine Mercy Sunday: “On that day, the very depths of My tender mercy are open. I pour out a whole ocean of graces upon those souls who approach the fount of My mercy. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment. On that day all the divine floodgates through which grace flow are opened. Let no soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be as scarlet. My mercy is so great that no mind, be it of man or of angel, will be able to fathom it throughout all eternity.”
THAT MAN IS YOU (TMIY)Our next meeting of That Man Is You (TMIY) will be NEXT Saturday, April 7th in the Parish Center. This will be our last meeting before summer break. We will meet from 6:30 – 8:00 am followed by Mass in the Parish Center at 8:00 am.
November 12 Our pilgrimage to Mexico City begins as we depart the USA for Mexico City, Mexico. On arrival, we will meet our tour escort and transfer to our hotel. Enroute we'll visit Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine where our priests will celebrate Mass, and we'll have our first encounter with Mary in the Tilma. Next, hotel check-in. Dinner. Overnight Mexico City
November 13 This morning after breakfast we head again to the Shrine of Our Lady of Gua-dalupe, “The Patroness of the Americas.” We celebrate Mass in the brilliantly colored, modern Basilica dedicated in 1976. Join your prayers with those of other pilgrims as you kneel before the altar displaying the astounding Tilma, the cloak that bears Mary's miraculous image. We'll also visit other sites at the Shrine including the Church of the Hill, Church of the Well, Monument of the Offerings and Church of the Indians. Dinner. Overnight Mexico City
November 14 Depart for Tulpetlac to celebrate Mass. This is the site of the 5th apparition of the Blessed Mother and the healing of St. Juan Diego’s uncle, Juan Bernadino. We'll have the opportunity to drink water from this miraculous well. Afterwards, we journey to the amazing Pyramids of Teotihuacan - “Place of the Gods”, where we’ll visit the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and other fascinating structures. Overnight Mexico City
November 15 Today we'll have guided exploration of the National Ethnographic Museum, where we'll learn much about the Aztec peoples and what Mary's apparition to Juan Diego meant to them and to us all. After lunch in the neighboorhood of Xochimilco known as the “Floating Gardens," we'll visit the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Tomb of Bishop Zumar-
raga, who was the first to see Our Lady of Guadalupe on her Tilma. Free time at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe is also possible. Overnight Mexico City
November 16 Full day excursion outside of Mexico City. We’ll visit Puebla to see St. Dom-inic’s Church called the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” because of its scalloped goldleaf walls and ceilings. Puebla, a city dating back to colonial times is known for its exquisite pottery. Travel back to Mexico City through spectacular mountains with a view of the two most famous peaks which are perpetually covered with snow. This is considered one of the most beautiful drives in Mexico. We’ll dine at the famous Focolare Restaurant, famous for its costumed entertainers and traditional Mexican fare. Overnight Mexico City
November 17 After an early breakfast we celebrate Mass at the Church where Blessed Fr. Miguel Pro, S.J. Fr. Miguel was among many martyred for their faith in last century under the Calles Regime. If time allows we'll make a farewell visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and depart for the airport for our return flight home.
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Tilma of St. Juan Diego
Teotihuacán
Metropolitan Cathedral
Trajineras at Xochimilco
Pilgrimage to
GuadalupeNovember 12 – 17, 2018
With Fr. Jeremy Paulin, OMV, Fr. Christopher Uhl, OMV& Fr. David Yankauskas, OMV
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ST. MARY’S MASS ETIQUETTE• Dress modestly and in a dignified manner for Mass• Never chew gum in church! It breaks your Eucharistic
fast, and is disrespectful.• Please silence your cell phones• Do not bring food or drink inside the church• All Catholics that are not in mortal (serious) sin and
who have fasted for one hour are welcome to receive Holy Communion.
• Make a reverential bow as you step up to receive both the Body and the Blood of Christ
• Hold your hands chest-high and outstretched to receive the Eucharist, making a throne for Jesus with your hands or receive on your tongue, which you stick out far enough for the host to be placed on it.
• When entering and leaving the Church, cross yourself reverently and not in a hurried fashion, with Holy Water, a reminder of your Baptism
• When entering and leaving the Church, genuflect toward the Tabernacle at the altar out of love and respect for the Eucharistic Jesus and bow before the Altar.
• Do not leave immediately after Communion. Please remain in your pew until the final song ends.
• When leaving Mass, be respectful to those who remain in prayer. Enjoy conversations with one another in the Main Lobby/gathering area or outside.
• Finally, pick up a bulletin and read all about what is happening at St. Mary’s!
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION CLASS (2nd Sunday of each month)
The next Baptismal preparation class will be NEXT Sunday, April 8th after the 11:00 a.m. Mass. Please call the Parish Office at (618) 465-4284 to register for this class.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES 18th ANNUAL FUNDRAISERThe Madison County Catholic Charities is planning their 18th Annual Fundraiser to be held at the Best Western Premier Hotel located at 3800 E. Homer Adams Pkwy, Alton on Saturday, April 14th at 6:00 p.m. All funds raised will help those in need in our community. If you would like to support the event by way of a monetary or auction item donation, purchase raffle tickets or purchase dinner tickets, please contact (618) 462-0634.
ST. MARY’S SCHOOL T-SHIRTS
St. Mary’s School Student Council is selling SMS vintage-looking t-shirts for $10.00. All profits from the sale will go towards buying things to make the Middle School library a comfortable space for our students. The money will be used to buy things like beanbag chairs, pillows, and other items to update the space. Order forms are located at the back of church or in the Parish Office. Please turn in order forms to the Parish Office or school office no later than April 23, 2018. Shirts can be picked up in the Parish Office once they come in. If you have any questions, please email Andrea Leach at [email protected].
Marquette News!COACHING OPPORTUNITIES
Marquette Catholic High School in Alton is accepting applications for: • Head Cheer Coach
• Assistant Cheer Coach • Dance Coach
An application form may be picked up in the Athletic Office at the school – 219 E. Fourth Street, Alton. For more information, please contact Diana Root at [email protected]
TEACHING OPPORTUNITIESMarquette Catholic High School is currently accepting resumes for the following disciplines: Sciences, Math, English & Foreign Languages. Please send cover letter and resume to Michael Slaughter at [email protected].
St. Mary’sVICE PRINCIPAL POSITION
St. Mary's Catholic School in Alton, IL. is seeking a part-time Vice Principal beginning in the 2018-2019 school year. The successful candidate must live strong Catholic values, have a Master's Degree or in the process of obtaining a Master’s Degree, and appropriate certification. A minimum of three years administrative experience is preferred, but not required.
Established in 1858, we are a faith-filled Pre-K through 8th grade institution dedicated to educating the children of St. Mary's Parish and beyond.
The school has two campuses in Alton (Pre-K - 5 and 6 - 8) and just over 350 students. Our school offers the expertise and support of excellent teachers and staff, several extracurricular programs among which are basketball, volleyball, track, drama, music and aftercare.
Qualified applicants are invited to request an application from the St. Mary's Parish Office via email: [email protected] or by phone at (618) 465-4284 or St. Mary's Parish Office, 519 E. 4th St., Alton, IL 62002.
Completed applications should be submitted no later than April 20, 2018 to: St. Mary’s Vice Principal Search Committee, 519 E. 4th Street, Alton, IL 62002
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Est. 1858
SATURDAY, April 75:15 p.m.Music: Linda Schafer/Colton Bonnell
SUNDAY, April 88:00 a.m. Music: Rich Vitale/Theresa Gratton
9:30 a.m.Music: Cathy Droste/ Theresa Gratton
11:00 a.m. Music: Mary Kate Brown/Sr. Julie
6:00 p.m.Music: Sara Crammond/Charlie Brockus
WEEKDAY SERVERWeek of April 2 – Joseph ScyocWeek of April 9 – Alan Van Booven
WEEKDAY LECTORWeek of April 2 – Mike ReddWeek of April 9 – Don Wojtkowski
Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Servers:All Saturday Evening and Sunday Masses Please check your MSP App or e-mail
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Est. 1858
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