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PRIESTHOOD SUNDAY is Sept. 27th. To celebrate the ministry of priests in our diocese, The Messenger invites parishioners to submit a comment on how priests affect their spiritual & personal lives or the parish community; to be published in the Sept 17th issue. Please send comments to: [email protected]. These comments are no charge. Deadline 5pm Tue, Sept. 8. For Priest Appreciation PAID advertisements contact Eric at The Messenger, 722-5047 or [email protected].
URGENT! Peace is in jeopardy! To stave off violence & impending
civil unrest, join the nation-wide 54-Day Rosary Miracle Novena
for God’s peace & blessing surrounding the coming election. Say 1
rosary each day from August 15 through September 10, begging
the Lord for intention of peace & blessings around the November
election. From September 11—October 7, thank the Lord in faith,
believing the favor was already granted. Go to:
www.queenofpeacemedia.com for more information.
As COVID-19 affects every country around the world, your prayers and support enable Catholic Relief Services to respond to the impact and risks in the most vulnerable communities. During the past year, CRS served 159 million people in 114 of the neediest countries on earth by providing assistance to small family farms, community sanitation and hygiene programs, schools of education and life skills as well as microfinance to help build successful livelihoods. If you would like to learn more about how you can help locally, please contact Linda McNurlen at 792-0278 or [email protected].
40 Days For Life/Coalition For Life STL Adopt-A-Day
Workshops. Two workshops will be offered on August
31 and September 8 at 7pm each night. To be held at
Edgemont Bible Church School. 5100 N. Illinois St,
Fairview Heights. Join us to learn how any of you can
organize a group of church members to peacefully pray,
fast and vigil to Bring An End to Abortion with 40 Days
For Life. At Planned Parenthood 317 Salem Place,
Fairview Heights. Our fall campaign begins Wednesday,
September 23 and ends Sunday, November 3. To
register please notify: theresa@coalitionforlifestl or
christy@coalitionforlifestl
Upcoming Women's Retreat Would you like a weekend to just get away and be refreshed by God’s love for you? If so, please consider signing up for the October 16-18 Women’s Retreat at King’s House. The theme is “The Greatest Love of All”. To register please call Theresa Wuebbels at 618-594-6155. They will be following all Covid-19 precautions.
Vocation Corner– “The seeds of my vocation were planted at an early age as my parents taught me our faith and how to pray. I did not consider religious life until my elementary school principal asked: “Have you ever thought of being a Sister?” Around age 13, I began my journey of deeper prayer, particularly in front of the Blessed Sacrament. When I met the Sisters of Our Lady Immaculate, I remember the joy and peace they radiated! I was attracted to their charism to live with joy following in the footsteps of Our Lady, seeking to love all the days of their lives.” Sr. Maria Immaculata of Sisters of Our Lady Immaculate
Respect Life Corner—In the First Reading from Sirach, 27:30-28:7, Sirach mulls over the difficulty we often face in forgiving a wrong and holding a grudge, even as we ask the Lord to forgive us. That holding on to sin and engaging in wrath and anger separates us from the joy God has promised us and can ultimately separate us from Him. Sirach reminds us how important it is to let hard feelings go and to pray for those who hurt you. Of course, your dignity and the dignity of others must be respected. It is imperative to be in just relations with those in your life, free of any form of abuse or neglect. Learn, Act, Connect and Pray-Take a moment to prayerfully look back at your week and recall the times that you may have been hurt, or you may have hurt others. Pray for that situation and if possible, talk to the other person and make amends. By asking for forgiveness and offering forgiveness, we help build up God’s kingdom here on earth. “Lord, open my heart to those around me. Help me to be who you desire me to be. Guide me to act in love and concern for those in my life and those around me. Amen.”
ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Est. 1853
1171 Jefferson St., PO Box 179, Carlyle, IL 62231 Fr. George Mauck, Pastor
MASS TIMES: Weekdays—7:30am Saturday—4:00pm Sunday—8:00 & 10:00am Holy Days—as announced Reconciliation—Sat. 3:00—3:45pm 1st Fridays 7am
September 13, 2020 24rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Sirach 27:30-28:7 (130A) Second Reading: Romans 14:7-9
Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:21-35
Mission statement: Our mission is to involve ourselves in lay
ministries, living and spreading the gospel message of justice and peace.
Staff: Ellen Knolhoff, DRE [email protected] Facebook page: StMary Carlyle Tiffany Wesselmann, Administrative Assistant [email protected] www.stmarycarlyle.org Mon-Thu 8-3:00
Phones: Rectory: 618-594-2210 Office/Parish Center: 618-594-2225 Religious Education: 618-594-2284 Fax: 618-594-4638
Church Calendar on Google:
Sacrament of Baptism: Baptismal classes are offered the 2nd Sunday of each month at 11am. Call Fr. George Mauck 594-2225 to register.
Sacrament of Marriage: Please make an appointment with Fr. George at least six months in advance, preferably a year.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) meets Monday evenings from 7pm to 8:30pm (September thru Easter) at the St. Dominic Annex in Breese. Please contact Fr. George or Ellen for any questions you may have.
Questions about Vocations?
Call Fr. Nick Junker 618-722-5035 or email [email protected]
Parish Registration: We welcome all new residents and ask that you register with us by filling out the blue form located on the radiators or by stopping at the office in the Parish Center. Parish Registration forms are also online.
To join the Choir: Contact Eric at 618-420-4567
Library Hours: Sun.-8:30-9:45am & Wed.-6:00-7:45pm
Bulletin Deadline: Wednesday, 12 Noon
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS: Mater Dei High School 618-526-7216 materdeiknights.org All Saints Academy 618-526-4323 www.asasaints.com
PARTNERED PARISH St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church 18021 Marydale Rd., Carlyle, IL 618-594-3266 www.stteresamarydale.com MASS TIMES: Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 8:00am
DIOCESE OF BELLEVILLE
222 South Third St., Belleville, IL 62220 618-277-8181 www.diobelle.org
Subscribe to the The Messenger at 618-233-8670, or online at www.bellevillemessenger.org
Belleville Diocese Child Protection
www.diobelle.org/faith-formation/child-protection
SEXUAL ABUSE HOTLINE: Anyone wishing to report an allegation of sexual misconduct by a priest or other diocesan personnel please call the hotline: 800-640-3044.
Mass is on local TV, every
Sunday at 8:30am on Channel 11
Knights of Columbus
Carlyle Council 1382,
kofc1382.org
Stewardship…This week’s Collection:
Envelopes: $6776 Loose: $168
Online Giving: $3900 Cemetery: $252
Capital Campaign: $1340 Guatemala: $168
World Mission: $10 Retired Priests: $70
Our Weekly budgeted expense for the current 2019-2020 fiscal year is $10,000. Weekly envelope/loose target is $9,500. Please give as you are able. Thank you for your generosity.
If you are not receiving envelopes, and would like to, please contact Tiffany in the office.
If you would like to give to the Capital Campaign monthly or weekly giving through online giving, please call the office.
Current needs of the parish: Parish Center: Back parking lot is pending. —Fr. George
Walking in the Parish Center
M-F
only
8am-3pm
with the exception
of holidays.
Please remember in our prayers: Jennifer Lynn
(Buehler) Wallace, Norbert Holthaus, Gloria Wheritt, Marrion
Korte, Joe Bango, Carl Mauck, Dennis Roach, Sandy Wehking,
Mike Kueper, Charlene Erlinger, All those affected by the
COVID-19 and their caregivers, Ken Graham, Joey Peters,
Ruth Limpers, Scott Luebbers, Diane Fewell, Maddi Reising,
Murray Fauke, Jerome Huth, Claire Amos, The Children of
Venezuela, Karen Schulte, Sophia Wilkerson, RaeAnne
Toennies, Larry Jurgensmeyer, Barb Hempen, Carol Voss,
Mark Hillyer, Ray Petermeyer, & Kennah Hiestand.
SPRITUAL COMMUNION
My Jesus,
I believe that you are present in the Most Blessed Sacrament,
I love you above all things and I desire to receive you into my soul. Since I cannot now, receive you sacramentally,
Come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you were already there,
And unite myself wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separated from you.
Amen.
Prayer for Safety of All in Agriculture
Blessed Mary, Mother of God, and great Saint Joseph, you protected and kept safe the Divine Child, Jesus. We ask your special intercession and protection of all who work in Agriculture, especially on the farm. Man, having been cast out of the Garden of Eden, must now work by the sweat of his brow to get food to eat as you foretold in Genesis. And he must also battle fatigue, danger, and accidents. Protect all in agriculture against these and all danger and evil, so that when they complete their work each day and each season, they return to your altar and their families whole and entire to love and honor You and the ones you have given them all the days of their lives. We ask through the holy name of Jesus. Amen. Liturgy for the Week…
Sat Sept 12 4:00pm Alice Goldsmith
L/D Members of the John
Hustedde Family
Joseph & Agnes Kampwerth
Marcella & Bud Kampwerth
Sun Sept 13 10:00am
Matt & Tom Huels
Paul Luebbers
Melba Hodapp
Gary Hilmes & Bernie & Carol
Mon Sept 14 7:30am Etta Kueper Weingaertner
Wed Sept 16 7:30am Carol Kellermann
Fri Sept 18 7:30am
2:00pm
Fern Wobbe
Nuptials: Brian Baker & Casey Beckman
Sat Sept 19 4:00pm Puddles Meyer, Butch & Leona
Meyer, & John & Rose Martin
Eugenia, Cerilo, & Florencia
Guiab
Tom Haar—Ann. of Tom
Sun Sept 20 10:00am Nancy Zieren
Norbert Buehne
Art & Lornelia Schomaker
Faith Formation: Registration packets have been mailed. PSR will begin Oct. 7. Please return those ASAP. Check out our new Facebook page and request us as a friend: StMary Carlyle for more info. You will find this icon with the page. Thank you!
Catholic Parishes begin RCIA Each year the Catholic parishes in the area sponsor the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). This is an adult education program directed toward anyone interested in or wishing to inquire about the Catholic faith community. The process is an intense series of meetings culminating at Easter. Persons interested in learning more about the Catholic faith are invited to contact the parish priest by calling the parish office in their town. Sessions are scheduled to begin on September 14. Health and safety protocols will be observed.
Cantor Trainings Available.
Cantor Trainings are currently held one hour before Mass on Saturday and Sunday. All cantor trainees have their own personal music packets, and do not share music books or binders with other singers. All stands and microphones are disinfected after each use. Social distancing is maintained during practice. New singers do not have to sing solo until they are comfortable. Youth singers and adult singers are welcome. Anyone interested in training to be a cantor, please contact Eric at 618-420-4567 for more information.
The Carlyle Knights of Columbus Council 1382 would like to thank the members of St. Mary and St. Teresa Parish for your generous contributions to the baby shower. All proceeds have been given to the Pregnancy Care Center in Centralia for the benefits of their programs.
Hello,
Welcome to Wade Henry Mioux (Parents: Nicholas & Kaitlin) as we baptize him this Sunday, September 13th. With the help of parents, godparents and all of us, may Wade grow strong in age, wisdom and grace.
We extend our sympathy to the family of Barbara Carman, Mindy Gustafson’s mother, who died this past week. May she enjoy the peace of God’s kingdom.
If you or anyone you know is interested in joining the Catholic Church, please give us a call at the office and we will get in touch with you. We are still finalizing how we “do the RCIA” in this Covid-19 era.
A few have suggested that it would be good to have the 8am Mass as a possibility. I agree. The numbers at present who are coming to the “live liturgies” are not yet above 100 at the 4pm (Sat) and 10am (Sun). However, before resuming the 8am, we need parishioners who are not or do not feel “compromised” health-wise to welcome and sign-up, usher and sanitize afterwards for the 8am. (By the way, St. Teresa, Marydale, does have an 8am Sunday morning liturgy.) Please call Tiffany if you are willing and able to help before, during and after the 8am. We need a couple of crews to help with that extra Mass. Each crew would consist of 3 ushers and 2 sanitizers. Clean up takes 10-15 minutes and is pretty simple. Any questions, please call Tiffany.
To view the “on line” Mass @ St. Mary, Carlyle, which is “live streamed” every Saturday, @ 4pm, simply go to the parish web site and look under helpful links. Choose the date you would like to view and hit play. If you wish to watch it “live”, please request us as a friend on Facebook. We will post updates on both sites as new information becomes available. We will continue to “live stream” until further notice. You can also view the Mass every Sunday on Channel 11 @ 8:30am.
I am now in the Reconciliation Room from 3:00 – 3:30pm on Saturdays. Please enter and exit through the East door of Church. Thank you!
THANK YOU for supporting St. Mary through on-line giving, or mail or dropping off your envelope at the mailbox at the Parish Center or now at Church when attending. Remember to support St. Catarina in Guatemala…we’ll send a check at the end of the month.
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Forgive your neighbor’s injustice, then when you pray, your own sins will be forgiven.” Sirach 28:2”
Whenever we forgive from the heart we build a bridge over we must pass on our way from earth to heaven. For each of us is a sinner. And the only way can pass from earth to heaven is over the bridge of God’s forgiveness. Jesus said, “If you forgive others,” Jesus said, “your Father in heaven will also forgive you.” (Matt. 6:14) In other words the surest insurance policy against the loss of heaven is to forgive others from the heart. Jesus’ words invite me to recall someone who has hurt me and to consciously forgive that person now. – Mark Link, SJ “To err is human, to forgive divine.” Alexander Pope
Can we live Divine Mercy? Peace & good, Fr. George
Knights of Columbus
Carlyle Council 1382,
kofc1382.org
Walking in the Parish Center
M-F
only
8am-3pm
with the exception
of holidays.
Month of September 4pm Mass 10am Mass
Ushers
Darlene Linton Steven Fulton
Chuck Rolfingsmeier Marian Perez (9/19/20)
Chad Holthaus Carolyn Crocker
Tiffany Wesselmann
Cleaning Crew
Sept 13-20
Jane Beckmann
Marilyn Buchheit
Joan & Joe Voss
Larry & Sharon Peppenhorst
Susie Mitchell 9/20/20
Cleaning Crew
Sept 26-Oct 4
Darlene Diekemper
Rhonda Diekemper
Mary Hartung
Deb Meentemeyer
Barb Cardwell
Month of Sept Lectors
4pm Mass 10am Mass
Sept 12/13 Richard Christ Arnie Wobbe
Sept 19/20 Elaine Horstmann Jeannie Kleber
Sept 26/27 Arnie Wobbe Theresa Wuebbels
Oct 3/4 Suzanne Christ Marlene Hoffmann
St. George Parish Drive-Thru Chicken Dinner Saturday,
September 19, 3pm to 7pm. 200 N. Third St., New Baden.
All Dinners include: 1/2 fried chicken, mashed potatoes, dressing,
gravy, green beans or corn, coleslaw, & your choice of vanilla or
chocolate Texas cake. Price per carry out: $11.
