The Beauty of the Christian Marriage
How beautiful, then, the marriage of two Christians, two who are one in home, one in desire, one in the way of life they follow, one in the religion they practice…
Nothing divides them either in flesh or in spirit…They pray together, they worship together, they fast together; instructing one another, encouraging one another, strengthening one another. Side by side they visit God’s church and partake God’s banquet, side by side they face difficulties and persecution, share their consolations. They have no secrets from one another; they never shun each other’s company; they never bring sorrow to each other’s hearts…Seeing this, Christ rejoices. To such as these He gives His peace. Where there are two together, there also He is present. 3rd Century theologian, Tertullian
Laws of Love
St. Paul has a unique vision of freedom. We often think that freedom means I can do what I want without interference from an outside source, such as a bureaucracy or a dictator. For most Americans, it means being able to take care of myself and my family, hopefully without having to pay too much in taxes. We usually associate that with the “pursuit of happiness” without thinking too much about what happiness is. What makes Paul’s idea unique is that his vision of happiness means serving one another in love. For Paul, freedom is not so much being free from oppression as being free to love and serve those around us.
What would stop us from loving others? It could be fear: “I’m not sure I would be able to do any good. I’m afraid of going into a bad neighborhood to help the homeless. I fear that if I were more generous to the poor (church, Red Cross, life issues, etc.), I would not have enough for my family.” Or it could be attachment to possessions or even to our family – the man in the Gospel wasn’t free to follow Jesus because he thought it meant leaving his family behind.
Paul talks about another kind of freedom when he says that following the Spirit means freedom from the Law (Galatians 5:18). He was not talking about ignoring the speed limit or pirating DVDs. He meant people who were obsessed with keeping all the laws and customs that were part of the Jewish tradition. It would be like someone who goes to Mass on Sunday only because he doesn’t want to break a Church law, or someone who drives the speed limit only because he doesn’t want to pay a fine. Taken to an extreme, you would have to memorize every law on the books to be sure you did not break one. The freedom of the Spirit is a life lived out of love. A person would go to Mass out of love for God; a driver would obey the speed limit to protect other drivers. As long as we love one another, we wouldn’t have to worry about breaking the law, for God’s laws are all examples of how to love one another.
Tom Schmidt, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
The Catholic Church and New House Bills Expanding Abortion Rights
Archbishop Óscar Arnulfo Romero
Diocesan Audio Visual Library
From the Desk of Fr. Joseph
From the Desk of Bishop Braxton
From the Desk of Pope Francis
Growing in Faith Newsletter
Memorial Brick Order Form
How To Be A Saint
Parish Center Agreement
Parishioners Serving Schedule – June
Parishioners Serving Schedule – July
Plans For Parish Restructuring Docs
PSR- Registration
YouTube Vatican Channel
What commitment have I made that was the most transformative? How can my commitment to my faith be more complete?
Mass & Intentions
Sacred Heart
Saturday, June 29 – Weekday
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
4:30 – 4:45 pm Confessions
5:00 pm Mass
- Ruth Beard by Chris & Tom Kelley
- Emil Mossa by Helen Mossa
Sunday, June 30
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
8:00 am Rosary
8:00 – 8:15 am Confessions
8:30 am Mass
- John Alongi by Betty & Brenda
Monday, July 1 – Weekday
Saint Junipero Serra, Priest
6:45 am Mass
- John Alongi Wilbur Hemmer
Tuesday, July 2 – Weekday
6:30 am Mass
- Donna Toler by Nick & Patti Jent
Wednesday, July 3 – Weekday
SAINT THOMAS, APOSTLE
5:30 pm Mass
- Devoney Alvis (Healing) by Betty & Brenda
Thursday, July 4 – Weekday
9:00 am Mass
- Rev. Bernie Goedde, Jr.
Friday: July 5 – Weekday
Saint Anthony Zaccaria, Priest; Saint Elizabeth of Portugal
8:00 am Mass
- Rev. John Bergmann
Saturday: July 6 – Weekday
Saint Maria Goretti Virgin Martyr
4:30 – 4:45 pm Confessions
5:00 pm Mass
- Eugene Majarocon by Tony & Tess
- John Jones by Tony & Tess
- Vincent Solis by Tony & Tess
Sunday, July 7
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Second Collection – Social Justice
8:00 am Rosary
8:00 – 8:15 am Confessions
8:30 am Mass
- Rev. Bernard Goedde, Jr.
- Donna Toler by Tom Murray
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Sacred Heart
USHERS for the Month of July:
Saturday – Steve McCrary, Paul Martin, Tony Jones, Jim Campanella
Sunday – Jon Olinger, David Martin, Tony Kellerman, Betty Eastman
Saturday, July 06
Gift Bearers: Guy & Rose Alongi
Servers: Pete Riggio & Henry Born
Lector: Richard Rottschalk
Extraordinary Ministers: Cyrilla Prusacki, Doris Rottschalk, Kathy Krisfaluzy, Margie Born©
Sunday, July 07
Gift Bearers: Jon & Debbie Olinger
Servers: Blayke Spencer & Maggie Kellerman
Lector: Shonna Spencer
Extraordinary Ministers: Joann Isom, Rose Numi, Kelly Paxton, Allen Martin©
Saturday, June 29
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
8:00 am HALOM meeting at Haffner Hall
6:00 pm – Sacred Heart of Jesus Annual Celebration at Haffner Hall
Sunday, June 30
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
Monday, July 1
8:00 am – 12:00 pm Quilting at Haffner hall
Tuesday, July 2
8:00 am – 12:00 pm Quilting at Haffner Hall
8:30 am – Ministerial Alliance at Velocity Church
6:00 pm – JOY Cursillo group meeting at Haffner Hall
Wednesday, July 3
Thursday, July 4
Office Closed
No Choir practice
Friday, July 5
Saturday, July 6
Second Collection – Social Justice
Sunday, July 7
Second Collection – Social JusticeCoffee & Donuts at Haffner Hall after mass
Youth collection for Sister Parish in Tanzania
The children can bring their coins up and place in the basket by communion rail steps while the ushers are making the collection.
Thank you to the family of Wilbur Hemmer for the donation to the Sacred Heart Cemetery from Wilbur’s estate. We are grateful for the bequests for the cemetery and building fund that Wilbur so generously included in his estate to Sacred Heart. Please continue to pray for Wilbur and his family.
God is good all the time!
All the time GOD is good!
Please continue to keep Fr. Walter
in your hearts and in your prayers!
Mass & Intentions
Immaculate Conception
Saturday, June 29 – Weekday
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
4:30 – 4:45 pm Confessions at Sacred Heart
5:00 pm Mass at Sacred Heart
- Ruth Beard by Chris & Tom Kelley
- Emil Mossa by Helen Mossa
Sunday, June 30
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY
Second Collection – Peter’s Pence
TIME 10:00 am Mass
- Helen Malanoski
Monday, July 1 – Weekday
Saint Junipero Serra, Priest
Tuesday, July 2 – Weekday
Wednesday, July 3 – Weekday
SAINT THOMAS, APOSTLE
5:30 pm Mass at Sacred Heart
- Devoney Alvis (Healing) by Betty & Brenda
Thursday, July 4 – Weekday
9:00 am Mass at Sacred Heart
- Rev. Bernie Goedde, Jr.
Friday: July 5 – Weekday
Saint Anthony Zaccaria, Priest; Saint Elizabeth of Portugal
Saturday: July 6 – Weekday
Saint Maria Goretti Virgin Martyr
4:30 – 4:45 pm Confessions at Sacred Heart
5:00 pm at Sacred Heart
- Eugene Majarocon by Tony & Tess
- John Jones by Tony & Tess
- Vincent Solis by Tony & Tess
Sunday, July 7
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Second Collection – Building & Maintenance
10:00 am Mass
- John Pestka by Hollie Collie
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Immaculate Conception
Sunday, July 07
Extraordinary Ministers: Mary Nippe, Kathy Rulevish, Diana Majewski
Lector: Gary Reidelberger
Sweet Treats: Judy Valentine
IC NEWS & EVENTS
1. Office Hours: Thursdays from 8AM to 2PM – When office is closed, please call 542-3423 (Sacred Heart) for assistance.
2. Planned Giving: Would you consider Immaculate Conception Church in your will or trust? Do you have an insurance policy that no longer fits your needs? You can donate it to Immaculate Conception Church and receive tax benefits as well as the satisfaction of helping the future of our parishes.
IC Parish Hall Rental Rates
RATE
$25/hr – Parishioner
$40/hr – Non-Parishioner
$100 deposit
Fathers Day Memorials …
Frank Piotrowski, Jr
Clarence Majewski
Cecil Woodside
Leo Pestka
Ted Rulevish
Vernon Heck
Everett Heine
Joe Majewski
Hosea Harris, Sr.
Kenny Kurtz
Darrel George
Norman Beard
Thomas Radake
SAVE THE DATE:
QUILT & CASH BINGO
OCTOBER 20TH, 2019
The Immaculate Conception Annual Quilt & Cash Bingo will be held on Sunday, October 20th, 2019! If you have a quilt to donate for the Bingo, please contact Diana Majewski at 318-1306. If you have any raffle prizes you would like to donate, please contact Tiffany Kujawa at 559-1078.
Please Pray For . . .
The family of Adelyn Jones still needs your prayers.
Adelyn’s mommy & daddy – Olivia & Eric Jones, are still asking everyone to pray for their 5 year old daughter who was diagnosed the summer of 2017 with leukemia. Adelyn is doing as well as can be expected, considering all the drugs she’s on, but she still needs your prayers. She still has a long road ahead of her that she has to continue to meet with her doctors and more visits to the hospital for such things as lumbar punctures, intrathecal chemo injections in her spine, and bone marrow aspirations.
Please be a prayer soldier in Princess Addy’s Army!
Follow her progress at:
https://www.facebook.com/PrincessAddysArmy/
Nursing Home: Marcia Stacey, Lynn Finn, Regina “Jeannie” Davison, Connie Horst, Sam Chapman, Wanda Jones, Liz Van Zandt, Shirley Forys, Bobby Hawkins, Marie Dubravek.
Sick: Josh Ritter, Sally Fontana, Linda Meyer, Amanda Evans, Karl Mohr, James Feger, John Croessman, Adelyn Jones, Tammy Holford, Shirley Cucchi, Juanita Ray, Loretta Schneider, Jim Standley, Norma Martin, John Dale, Steve Richardson, Sondra Kuberski, Crystal Hurt, Jim Getzie, Betty Moss, Ann Huff, Laura Porter, Tinnie Moss, Linda Hall, Joan Kowalski, Danette Mohr, Madlyn Malanowski, Jeremy Cobin, Janet Bowlin, Susan Heape, Linda Huffman, Rose Sroka, Bart Nevill, Terry Chastain, Randy Mohr, Misty Riddle, P. J. Russell, Marty McMillan, Luis Yu, Veronica Woolard.
Military Personnel: Col. Aaron S. Cowley, SSgt. Jordan Keller, MGSgt (ret.) Thomas D. Sims , Sgt. Derek S. Sims, ITS1(SS/AW) John Kelley, SSgt. Patrick Kelley, SPC Mark Yanez, PV2 Jared Albers, Lt. Col. Carly Sims , Lt. Col. Cory Jones, Sgt. 1st. Cl. Caleb VanVoorhis, SSgt Tyler Jeffers, Lance Cpl. Drew Ferguson, Petty Ofc. 3rd Class Clayton Wyciskalla, Lance Corporal Noah Mabry U.S.M.C., Major Andrew Martin.
Congratulations to
Bryant & Elizabeth (nee Barnes) George
who were united in Holy Matrimony
on Saturday, June 22
at Immaculate Conception Church.
May God shower their new lives together
with many blessings.
Groups News:
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer. It might be early to talk about, but PSR will be starting again soon. After talking with parents at the last class, teachers, and Father Joseph, it was decided to try a change for next year. We will be having PSR on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday evenings of each month, from 5:30 mass – 8:00 pm class. More information, as well as a schedule will be sent to all families in the near future.
Mary Beth Lane
Coordinator Religious Education
Summer project: To keep Jesus present in our children’s mind during the summer, we will post a mission each week in the bulletin. Each PSR child colored and received their laminated copy of flat Jesus at the last PSR class. If your child would like one, please contact Krista at 318-7766 or Ann at 618-839-0286. Take a picture and post it to Facebook Group (Flat Jesus – SH & IC PSR) or send it to flatjesusmission@gmail.com. Include a little blurb about the Flat Jesus’s Mission. Don’t forget to be creative! The child with the most completed Flat Jesus’s Missions at the start of the 2019-2020 PSR school year will receive a gift basket.
W. I. N. E. (Women In New Evangelization)
July 9 – The WINE group will meet at Haffner Hall on July 9th at 6:00 pm. The discussion will be on Chapter 2 ‘Gaze with Patience – The Visitation’.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Each year on Holy Saturday during the Easter Vigil, thousands are baptized into the Catholic Church in the United States. Parishes welcome these new Catholics through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). USCCB.org. Do you know someone who is seeking a relationship with Christ the Savior? Someone who has fallen away from their faith and is searching for more? Don’t be afraid to ask them to Come & See what RCIA is all about. Classes will be beginning this September. Call the rectory if you would like to see what the Holy Spirit has in store for you!!
News For This Week:
I just wanted to thank you for your warm hospitality and welcoming me to your parishes. Thanks for your prayers and support for my Deacon Ordination. Also, thank you for the gift of the Dalmatics and Stoles. I am looking forward to spending the next couple of months with you. If you would like to contact me, please call the rectory office.
Blessings, Deacon Carl
Sacred Heart will again be having their rummage sale and is looking for someone who would like to coordinate this event.
Also, the Annual Fall Chicken and Dumpling Dinner which is on October 6th this year, will need a chair person to coordinate this event.
If you are the person or persons who would be willing to help out, please give the rectory office a call at 542-3423 or email: sacredheartduquoin@gmail.com.
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Traveling to Jerusalem.
Today, Saint Luke tells us that Jesus travels, that is, “sets his face” toward Jerusalem. On the way, he challenges three more people about following him. And from this Chapter 9 to the end of the gospel, Jesus is always turned toward his destiny. Our journey in faith is also to Jerusalem – heaven, our lasting home.
- What challenge does Jesus give me about following?
- Who will I stop following so I can follow Jesus home?
- How will I “set my face” toward heaven in each thought, word, and deed?
PETER’S PENCE COLLECTION
Today is the Peter’s Pence Collection, a worldwide collection that supports the charitable works of Pope Francis. Funds from this collection help victims of war, oppression and natural disasters. Take this opportunity to join with Pope Francis and be a witness of charity to our suffering brothers and sisters. Please be generous today. For more information, visit www.usccb.org/peters-pence.
Messenger
Don’t miss the Six-Month Calendar for the Diocese, coming soon!
Subscribe to the The Messenger at 618-233-8670.
To subscribe online go to www.bellevillemessenger.org
The Catholic Service and Ministry Appeal…
Blessed to receive, chosen to give
As we approach July 4, let us celebrate the hope, peace and freedom of our great nation and pray for those who make our freedom possible. We wish you and your family a blessed and happy Independence Day.
-Agencies and Ministries Supported by The Catholic Service and Ministry Appeal
Hot Weather Is Just Around the Corner and St. Vincent de Paul Needs Your Help Again!
The Belleville Council Society of St. Vincent de Paul again this year needs donations of: bottled water, Gatorade (individual bottles) or Capri Sun (individual pouches) or similar drinks; new socks; new t-shirts to distribute to the poor and homeless during the next few months of hot summer weather. Items can be dropped off at:
St. Vincent de Paul Offices
#13 Vieux Carre Drive
East St. Louis(Loisel Village area/immediately off Route 157) – or call 618-394-0126 for additional information. Joe Hubbard and Pat Hogrebe thank you for any help you can give!
Memorial Bricks/Remembrance Bricks
Sacred Heart will be selling Memorial/Remembrance Bricks to line the sidewalk in the newly created Memorial Garden between the Church and School. Names of family, friends, parents, grandparents or children can be inscribed on 4″x8″ bricks with 12 characters per line with a maximum of 3 lines for $75.00 or 8″x8″ bricks with 12 characters per line with a maximum of 6 lines for $150.00. Contact Kelly Paxton (542-3423) at the church office for details.
St. Ann Parish Picnic
June 29 – St. Ann Parish Grounds – Nashville. All You Can Eat Chicken 4-8 pm, Quilt & Cash Bingo 7pm in parish hall, Polka Mass at 4pm, Music 4 – 8pm Polka Connection, 8 – 11 pm Twilight Jazz
JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL
HISPANIC YOUTH DAY
June 29 – This year’s theme is “REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE AND WHOSE YOU ARE” “RECUERDA QUIÉN ERES Y DE QUIÉN ERES”
SATURDAY JUNE 29, 2019 Starts at 9:30am Mass at 3:15pm—Closing 4:30pm
DIOCESE OF BELLEVILLE PASTORAL CENTER
2620 LEBANON AVE., BELLEVILLE, IL
HISPANIC YOUTH AGES 10-17
BRING A FRIEND
GOSPEL MUSIC!
July 12 – Southern Gospel Singer, David Isom from Anna, IL will be performing all of your favorite Gospel songs at Gold Plate Program of Perry Coounty on Friday, July 12th at 20:00 am.
Gold Plate is located at 721 N. Hickory St. in Du Quoin. For more information, please call 542-3511.
The public is invited for a morning of fellowship and beautiful Gospel Music!
Vacation Bible School
July 17 – St. John’s Church of Christ will be hosting a one day Bible School this summer on July 17th from 5 – 8 pm for 1st through 9th grades. If you are interested in attending, please contact Mary Beth Lane at 618-790-3824.
“The Diocese of Belleville’s Catholic School System’s Night at the Ballpark.”
August 9 – This is a great opportunity to get a group together to enjoy the ballpark experience and also support Catholic Education in the Diocese of Belleville.
· Date – Friday, August 9, 2019 – 7:15 pm
– Cardinals vs. Pirates.
Anyone interested in attending this game, please contact Mary Beth Lane at 618-790-3824 before July 1st.
Du Bois KC Polka Dance
August 24 – Tickets for the polka dance featuring “Natural Talents” will go on sale Monday, July 8th at the Du Bois KC Hall. The dance is on Saturday, August 24th at the KC Hall. Call Kenny at 599-6147 for information.
St. Bruno
Catholic School
News www.stbrunoschool.com
Learn more about St. Bruno Catholic School at www.stbrunoschool.com
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School Teachers
St. Bruno School is looking for two teachers for the up-coming 2019-2020 school year. A Jr. High English/ Reading teacher and a 1st Grade teacher are needed.
Parish Secretary
St. Bruno Church is looking for a detail oriented, faith-filled individual with good communication & computer skills and good work & moral ethics, etc. to be the part-time Parish Secretary. This person must value extreme confidentiality ethics especially since they will be dealing with sensitive matters. This person MUST pass a background check and be fully compliant with the Diocesan Child Protection Policy.
School Secretary
St. Bruno School is looking for a detail oriented, faith-filled individual with good communication & computer skills and good work & moral ethics, etc. to be the full-time School Secretary. This person must value extreme confidentiality ethics especially since they will be dealing with sensitive matters and children. This person MUST pass a background check and be fully compliant with the Diocesan Child Protection Policy.
Youth Ministry Coordinator
St. Bruno Church is looking for an energetic, outgoing, faith-filled individual to lead our Youth Ministry Program (7th—HS). The individual will be planning and coordinating spiritual events for our youth, communicating with the diocesan youth director, etc. This person MUST pass a background check and be fully compliant with the Diocesan Child Protection Policy.
School Cook
St. Bruno School is looking for a cook. This position is open starting the 2019-2020 school year.
School Maintenance/Janitor
St. Bruno School is looking for a school part-time maintenance/janitor. This person must be a self-starter, dependable, a hard worker, flexible and available when issues arise.
Contact:
Please contact the school at 618-357-8276 for the school positions and contact the rectory at 357- 5510 for the church positions.
Thank You for your continued support! Please pray for the success and longevity of St. Bruno Catholic School!
Respect Life Corner:
Homelessness – As the early heat of summer is now upon us, the concern for people who do not have a place to call home is more immediate than ever. There are many circumstances that can lead to people facing this crisis.
Learn, Act, Connect, Pray: Facilities that can accommodate those in need, particularly families, are in short supply. The Catholic Urban Programs (CUP) www.catholicurbanprograms.org works to assist persons who are in need of basic services. CUP is in need of volunteers to help assist those in need and donations of water and Gatorade are desperately needed. Pray that those who are without a place to call home can find the help they need.
If you know someone who can no longer attend mass, is sick, or homebound but who would like a visit or to receive Communion, please contact Kelly at the rectory office by calling 542-3423, or sending an email to sacredheartduquoin@gmail.com. And if you would like to help by visiting some of those that are homebound, please contact the office also. Together we can celebrate the Year of Mercy!
Televised Sunday Mass
A televised Sunday Mass is now airing on ABC Family from 5:30 A.M. to 6:00 A.M. each Sunday morning. The Sunday Mass is produced by the Passionist Fathers and Brothers out of New York City and in available nationally on local affiliates. This is a special ministry, particularly for the elderly and the infirmed. It’s also available online: http://thesundaymass.org
EWTN Global Catholic Network
Originally known as the Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN provides inspirational talk shows, original Catholic teaching series, animated programs for kids, live church coverage and documentaries. Tune in to channel 261 on DISH Network Satellite TV, channel 370 on DirecTV, and channel 94 for NewWave Communications for all EWTN has to offer or go to: http://www.ewtn.com/tv/
Parish Staff
for both Churches
Reverend Joseph Oganda
– Pastor of
Sacred Heart Church
Immaculate Conception
Kelly Paxton
– Secretary:
Sacred Heart
Immaculate Conception
Tony Kellerman
– Maintenance:
Sacred Heart
Immaculate Conception
Jeremy Cornett
– Parish Council President
Sacred Heart
Tiffany Kujawa
– Parish Council President
Immaculate Conception
Mary Beth Lane
– Coord. of Religious Education
Sacred Heart
Coach Allen Martin
– Youth Minister
Sacred Heart
Parish Contact Information
for both Churches
Rectory:
17 N. Walnut, Du Quoin, IL 62832
Rectory Phone – 618-542-3423
Rectory Fax – 618-542-5061
Email – sacredheartduquoin@gmail.com
Sacred Heart Catholic Church:
100 West Main St., Du Quoin, IL 62832
Phone – 618-542-3423
Haffner Hall rental – 618-542-3423
Haffner Hall Phone – 618-542-2285
16 N. Walnut, Du Quoin, IL 62832
Parish Council President – 618-542-6298
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
533 W 2nd North St, Tamaroa, IL 62888
Phone – 618-496-5867
Immaculate Conception Hall rental
– 618-496-5867
Parish Council President
– 618-559-1078
Webmaster:
– Suzanne McCrary
sannemc18@mediacombb.net
PARISH NOTES:
1. Baptism – During or after weekend Masses by appointment. Must be a registered member and attend baptismal preparation session.
2. Marriage – You must notify the Pastor at least six months prior to preferred wedding date. The sooner the better, since it will give you more time to prepare. This is a diocesan rule. Please do not consider yourself an exception.
3. Reconciliation – See Mass schedule or anytime by appointment.
4. 2019 Parish Council: President: Jeremy Cornett;
Vice President: Gary Brock; Secretary: Betty Eastman
Members: Margie Born, Tony Jones, Joe Lane, Sam Loiacono, Debbie Olinger
Trustees: David Martin and Kathy Scaglione
5. Social Justice Collection – benefit the Food Pantry, Weekend Warriors, Community Clothes Closet, and Sister Parish will be taken up the first Sunday of every month. Please give generously.
6. Family Registration: Please inform the rectory of changes you may have, example: adult children that have moved away from parent’s home, address change, phone number change (removal of house phone), cell phone added or a name change (married). This would be most helpful to ensure ALL parishioners can be included in our Church Family functions. You may call the rectory 542-3423 or place changes in the collection basket. Family Registration may also be picked up in the foyer.
7. Parish Priest and Ministers of the care visit those who are homebound, nursing home residents and hospital patients. If you or someone you know would like a visit please contact the rectory 542-3423.
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Every other Wednesday
7:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sacred Heart Church
Praying to the Lord! What a beautiful feeling that brings to your life!
If you would like to experience this feeling – come enjoy Eucharistic Adoration!