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The Parish of St. Peter
Quincy, IL
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 26, 2014
~Mass Intentions~
Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2014
27. Monday 8:00 a.m.
Kenneth & Dorothy
Schlipman
28. Tuesday 8:00 a.m.
Joe Lavery
29. Wednesday 8:30am
Frank Amberg
30. Thursday 8:00 a.m.
Raymond Kreinberg
31. Friday, 8:00 a.m.
Dan McLaughlin
1. Saturday 8:00 a.m.
Earl E. Shade
1. Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Virgil Timpe
2. Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Eugene Schlipmann
2. Sunday 9:30 a.m.
Our Parish Family
2. Sunday 11:00 a.m.
Lisa Real
— Mass Schedule —
Monday-Saturday
8:00 a.m.
Wednesday 8:30 a.m.
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 a.m.,
9:30 a.m., & 11:00 a.m.
Sacrament of
Reconciliation
Saturday 7:30-7:50 am
or 3:30-4:30 pm,
or by appointment.
Dear Parishioners,
Often times we have a tendency in life to overthink things, as well as complicate things that are not to be complicated. This often occurs even in the realm of
our faith. If we were to ask, what is the most important part of our faith, I wonder
what answer might be given. This was the case even in Jesus’ time. The Jewish
people had a complex set of laws to follow, both written and oral. These laws governed the behavior of the “good people,” and separated these people from those
who did not follow the law—those not so good, commonly called “sinners.” In an
effort to once again entrap Jesus, the leaders or the “good people” asked Him,
“Teacher, which commandment of the law is the greatest?” I am always amazed at
Jesus’ keen understanding of human nature. He knew their intentions so he juxtaposed the two commandments that were very much central to their faith life. He
stated that “you shall love God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all
your mind. This is the greatest and first commandment.” This is the beginning
point of our relationship with God, and the very purpose of our lives—to love Him
with every fiber of our being. But then Jesus states, “you shall love your neighbor
as yourself.” From Jesus’ understanding, the “whole law and the prophets depend
upon these two commandments.” Yes, this is the foundation of our moral lives and
are quite simple. Yes, these commandments are not complicated. But no, these
commandments are not easily followed for both go against our very nature as human beings. As Jesus instructs us as to what is important in our lives as His followers, may each of us translate them into our daily lives.
Next Saturday, November 1st, is the Solemnity of All Saints. Because this
Solemnity falls on a Saturday, it is Not a Holyday of Obligation. In fact, the
evening Mass for that day will be the anticipated feast of All Soul’s Day. I remember in my childhood serving a number of Masses on that day for the priests of the
parish for it was on this day that each priest had the privilege of celebrating three
Masses. Unfortunately because of the decline in vocations, this is a necessary reality rather than a one time privilege.
For those of you who remember the “Apostle’s Creed,” you will remember
proclaiming our belief in the “Communion of Saints.” This Communion of Saints
is defined at the Church militant (those living saints here on earth), the Church suffering (those saints in purgatory), and the Church triumphant (those saints in heaven.) Reinforcing our communion with each other through prayer and sacrifice, we
will have the Book of the Dead present near the St. Joseph altar and shrine. If you
have a deceased loved one that you want remembered, please write their names on a
form in the Narthex. Throughout November we will be remembering all those listed
in this Book of the Dead. We also will have a special Mass of Remembrance next
Sunday at the 9:30 a.m. Mass where parishioners who have died this past year will
be remembered at Mass. Our celebrations this month are a strong reminder that our
lives here on earth are only transitory, preparing ourselves for the ultimate goal of
being at home with the Lord in heaven. May each of the deceased listed in our
Book of the Dead rest in peace.
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Next Meeting
Sunday, October 26th
Spooky Cemetery Tour
7:30-9:00pm Main Entrance of
Woodland Cemetery
All 7th, 8th, & 9th graders
& their friends welcome!
Saints Alive!
Let Me See Your Halo
October 26
6:00—7:30pm in the gym (new time)
4th, 5th, & 6th grade students! Come have fun
with your friends while learning about the Saints &
your Catholic Faith. Sr. Alicia & others will lead these inspirational
evenings, spiritual, social, & service activities. Wear your Saints
Alive Shirt or pick one up that night!
Baptism
Vivian Louise Bainbridge, daughter of Matthew & Cassandra
(Blackburn) Bainbridge, was made a child of God through the
reception of the sacrament of Baptism on Sunday, October 19,
2014.
Area Events
Sunday, October 26: Annual Turkey Dinner & County Store,
11:00am-2:00pm; St. Edward Church, Mendon. Tickets sold at
the door. All you can eat. Adults $10, Children 5-10 $6, Under 4
free. Carry Outs $10.
Tuesday, October 28: St. Rose of Lima Card Party, Doors open
at 11am/Lunch served at Noon. Call 223-8015 or 222-7219.
Friday, October 31: 6th Annual Trunk or Treat, 4:30-7:00 p.m.;
Faith Christian Church, 4115 North 12th. Come enjoy a free and
safe environment featuring hayrack rides, a petting zoo, hot
dogs, drinks and kettle corn.
Sunday, November 2: Queen of Peace Annual Turkey Dinner
and Raffle, 11:00am-1:30pm; Queen of Peace Catholic Church,
Ewing, Mo. We will be serving turkey, dressing, noodles, mashed
potatoes & gravy, green beans, corn, hot rolls, salad and dessert. Adults $10, kids 5-12 $4, kids under 4 free.
Sunday, November 2: St. Joseph Holy Name Trap Shoot, Noon;
St. Joseph Church, 1435 E. 1500th Street, Quincy, IL.
Thursday, November 6: Ladies of St. Francis Card Party, 11:00
a.m.-3:00 p.m.; $6 Entry; Tuesday Club Room at St. Francis
School; for reservations call Marcia at 222-3370.
Saturday, November 15: Blessed Sacrament Holiday Bazaar,
9:00am-2:00pm; Knights of Columbus Fr. McGivney Hall. We
will have beautiful wreaths, floral arrangements, American Girl
doll clothes, bake sale, jewelry sale, handmade items, arts &
crafts, raffle, kids corner, and lunch is available to purchase.
Coffee & Donuts, Blood Pressures & Fair Trade Next Sunday
Please join us next Sunday, November 2, after all masses in
the cafeteria for Coffee & Donuts, blood pressure screenings,
and Fair Trade sale. The Fair Trade has lots of gifts, home décor, jewelry, and more.
Social Concerns Collection
Social Concerns will be collecting soup and crackers next
weekend, November 1-2 for the 1st Sunday collection for the
Ladies of Charity. Containers will be located in the Narthex.
Thank you in advance!
CD of the Week: “God of My Past, God of My Future”
by Mark Hart and Matt Smith who recorded this CD
live at two of Life Teens XLT events. They reveal the depth of
God’s infinite love for each of us and challenge both youth
and adult to find out what happens when we abandon everything to Him.
Adoration Chapel Hours
There are several available hours in the Adoration Chapel:
Wednesday 3:00-4:00AM, Saturday 3:00-4:00PM and Sunday 2:00-3:00AM. Please call Mary Voorhis 224-0084 or
Sharon Zehnle 223-6279.
Remembering Loved Ones Who Have Died
St. Peter Parish will remember loved ones who have died
in two special ways during November:
1. We will enter the names into our Book of the Dead,
which will be on the St. Joseph Altar in November.
2. By celebrating their lives during a Mass of Remembrance at 9:30 a.m. Mass on All Souls Day, Sunday,
November 2nd.
Parishioners who have died this past year will be included.
If you have others you would like to have remembered,
please fill out a card on the table in the Narthex.
Stewardship Corner
“Wherever your treasure lies, there your heard will
be.” (Luke 12:34)
TEC #296, Nov 15-17
TEC (Teens Encounter Christ) is an opportunity for a special time in a young person’s life. Team members of adults
and youth from various walks of life entrust to the participants some of the struggles, joys, and feelings they have
experienced in their own lives. TEC provides a space to reflect upon one’s own ideals, hopes, dreams, and problems;
to discover a God that you can believe in, a Christ you can
encounter as risen and alive in your midst. TEC #296 will
be directed by Kim Knotts. TEC weekends are held at the
Franciscan Retreat Center of Quincy University, 18th & Seminary Road, Quincy, IL 62301. The weekend begins Saturday morning at 9:30am and ends Monday evening 6:006:30pm. Candidates ages 16-21 cost $50.00 and observers ages 22+ cost $100.00. Anyone of any faith denomination ages 16 and older are welcome to participate. For
more info., please go to www.greatrivertec.org.
Christmas Wreaths
The Boy Scouts will be selling wreaths this weekend, The
World Mission Sunday
wreaths will be scheduled to be distributed the first weekend of
Thank you for your generous response to the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith on World Mission Sunday. Our
December, the 6th & 7th after all the Masses.
parish raised $316, so far, help that will reach the Church in
Mongolia and local churches throughout the missions,
Please keep the following in your prayers:
where the poor receive practical help and experience God’s
~Kristopher Schreacke
~Sierra Miller
love and mercy, His hope and peace. For more information,
~Michael Dolan
~Karen Wiewel
please visit www.IAmAMissionary.org.
~Derek Venvertloh
~Dick Heckenkamp ~Barb Sohn
~Isabelle Meyer
~Gerald Mast Sr.
~Billy Smith
~Shirley O’Hara
~Eileene Anderson ~Jamie Doane
~Theresa Althoff
~Donald Vancil
~Joan Hellhake
~Dr. Robert Murphy
~Paul Gerding
~Irene Gooding
~Russ Terstriep
~Mary Dietrich
~Robert Giuliani
~Roy Steffen
~Lana & Richard Krigbaum ~Ariel Prost
~Kevin Hubble
~Jim Clark
~Deacon Wayne Zimmerman
~Rob Hyer
~Bill Irvin
To have a name added to this list, please call the Parish Office
222-3155 or email [email protected].
Christmas Gift Wrapping
Are you a wiz at wrapping presents? Do you have extra
wrapping paper to spare? Do you want someone to wrap
your presents for you? If you answered yes to any of these,
Quincy Catholic Charities needs you! We will be wrapping
presents at the Quincy Mall November 28-December 7 for
free-will donations. We need new and used rolls of paper,
bows, tape, etc. We also need groups of volunteers to help
wrap presents. To donate supplies or to volunteer your
time, please call Tina or Jackie at 222-0958.
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The School of
St. Peter
Week of October 26, 2014
A Message from Mrs. Janet Bick
“St. Peter School provides a quality education built on Catholic values and teachings.”
FAMILY FUN SUNDAY: Bring the entire family today to the Knights of Columbus
from 1:00-4:00 p.m. today, October 26th. Activities will include bingo, playing on
the playground, golf, softball, volleyball and concessions will be available. Please
bring your own sports equipment. All students must have an adult with them. In
the case of inclement weather, the event will be cancelled.
STUDENT/PARENT/TEAHCHER CONFERENCES: Each day this week after school
and Thursday evening students and teachers will be sharing with parents their
goals and progress for this school year. School will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. on
Thursday, October 30th. There will not be after school day care on Thursday.
There will not be any school on Friday, October 31st.
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATIONS:
-Tuesday, October 28th, 5th grade Halloween Costume party at
QND 6:30-8:00 p.m.
-Wednesday, October 29th, St. Peter 6th-8th grade Halloween
Bash in the gym 6:30-8:30 p.m.
-Thursday, October 30th K-4th grade will enjoy parties in the gym at assigned
times and at 11:00 a.m. the K-3 students will dress in costume and parade for the
rest of the students. They will come out of the front of the school, along the park
road to Maine Street, in front of the rectory, in front of Seton Hall and back to the
classrooms. We will parade in the gym in the event of rain.
Please feel free to come watch the parade at 11:00 a.m.
FATHER/DAUGHTER DANCE: Don’t forget to put in your reservation
for the Father/Daughter Dance on December 5th, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in
the gym. Cost to attend is $16 per Father/Daughter or $8 per person. This includes an evening of dancing, a memorable picture an
opportunity to win prizes, enjoy delicious dessert and enjoy a visit
with Santa! This event is open to all St Peter parish fathers and
daughters. GSA is sponsoring this event. If your daughter does not
attend St. Peter School and you would like to attend the Father/Daughter Dance
please contact the school office for a reservation form.
WELCOME TO THE ST. PETER SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD: We welcome three new
members to our St. Peter School Advisory Board: Mrs. Erin Ruebelke, Jennifer Dyer, and Dan Bradfield. We thank them for their interest in becoming involved with
the board and look forward to working with them in the future.
ST. PETER CRAFT AND BUSINESS SHOW: It is that time of year to shop area craft
shows and you will not have to go far. Saturday, November 15th, 9:00 a.m.-2:00
p.m. St. Peter will hold their own craft and business fair in the gym. We thank Lauren Raj for chairing this event. If you have a craft item to sell or a vendor for a
product and would like a booth please contact Lauren at [email protected] or
call 972-835-8845. Booth rental is $25 per table.
MENU
Monday: Ham & cheese
on pretzel bun, carrots &
celery sticks w/ dip, fruit,
milk.
Tuesday:
Chicken
quesadilla, Spanish rice,
refried beans, fruit, milk.
Wednesday: Tomato soup
w/ goldfish crackers,
grilled cheese, fruit, milk.
Thursday: 1/2 day of
school.
Friday: No school.
THIS WEEK
Mon., Oct. 27: Conferences
after school
Tues., Oct. 28: Conferences
after school; IESA Girls
home basketball game 6:00
p.m.; 5th grade Halloween
party at QND
Wed., Oct. 29: School Mass
8:30 with the 6th grade assisting; Conferences continue; 6-8th Halloween Bash
Thurs., Oct. 30: School dismissed at 11:30 a.m.; Halloween Parties and Parade;
Students may wear orange
and black to school
Fri., Oct. 31: No School-
HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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School of St. Peter
2500 Maine Street
Quincy, IL 62301
Phone: 217-223-1120
Website: www.stpeterschool.com
Email: [email protected]
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Mark Your Calendar
Mon. Oct. 27: Chess Club 6:30 p.m., Maria Goretti Room
Tues. Oct. 28: Novena 8:30 a.m., Church
Ladies Bible Study 9:00 a.m., Martha Jane Room
RCIA 7:00 p.m., Martha Jane Room
Wed. Oct. 29: PSR 6:15 p.m., School
Ladies Cursillo 7:00 p.m., Fr. Bauer Room
Thurs. Oct. 30: Cribbage 1:00 p.m., Martha Jane Room
Fri. Oct. 31: TMIY 5:45 a.m., Gym
Novena 8:30 a.m., Church
Sat. Nov. 1: Rosary 7:30 a.m., Church
Sun. Nov. 2: Coffee & Donuts, Fair Trade, Blood Pressure
Screening, and Stewardship Spotlights, Cafeteria
Daycare 9:30 a.m., Maria Goretti Room
Liturgy of the Word 9:30 a.m., Martha Jane Room
Fr. Leo’s column continued
Our Boy Scout troop will be selling Christmas
wreaths as a fund raiser for the troop and as a service to
the parish. Stop by and check out their items. It might
be a little early but your order now will rest assure that
items will be available for your Christmas decorating.
Next weekend, November 1st and 2nd, a member of our stewardship committee will be speaking at all
Masses, introducing our stewardship renewal which will
be held on November 15th and 16th. I ask for your attention and cooperation as we continue to pursue being
a “stewardship parish.”
We are planning to renew and restructure our
“pastoral council” throughout this new year. For the
members of the old council, I invite you to attend a
meeting to be held this Tuesday, October 28th, at 6:30
p.m. in Seton Hall to discuss the restructuring plans.
A few ramblings—I still have my bubble in my
eye but the doctor is confident that it will dissipate and
the double vision or lack of focus will subside. Keep
me in your prayers.
Continue to support the Annual Catholic Services Appeal. Your support helps the diocese in its ministries and also assists St. Peter parish in its quest to
achieve our goal.
ON THE LIGHTER SIDE: Billy and Willy
were at Sunday school studying about Noah’s Ark. On
the way home, Willy asked, “Do you think Noah did
much fishing off the Ark?”
“How could he?” said Billy. “He only had two
worms.”
Parish in Action
—Mass Servers—
Weekday Masses, October 27-November 1:
8:00 a.m. Ty Bertram, Audrey Toth
Saturday Mass, November 1:
5:00 p.m. Hayden & Alexandra Barnes
Sunday Masses, November 2:
8:00 a.m. Vincent Bowen, Drew Tushaus
9:30 a.m. Clayton & Philip Dyer
11:00 a.m. Autumn & Hunter Rischar,
Ava Monteyne
Celebrating Marriage! Parish couples married 25 years and longer...
—Daily Mass Ministry Schedule—
October 27-November 1:
Lector:
Jim Steinkamp
EMHC:
Deacon Bob Lundberg, Juett & Daniella Kendrick
WEEKLY COLLECTION
Oct. 20
Loose
Total to Date
$819.96
$13,549.95
$25,174.46
$327,365.21
$9,870.00
$146,372.00
$25.00
$3,037.75
Totals
$35,889.42
$490,324.91
Total Budget Goal
$30,200.00
$483,200.00
$5,689.42
$7,124.91
Envelopes
Annual School Fund
Holy Days
Difference
Church Sound System
$1,750.00
Diocesan Collections
World Mission Day: $195
Catholic Times: $15
TEC: $393
Amt. Assessed
2014 $105,019
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December 5, 1947
William & Adeline Sander
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Don & Mildred
Hillebrenner
May 20, 1950
Duane & Jody Hogge
September 9, 1950
Robert & Joanne
Schlepphorst
September 9, 1950
Robert & Dorothy Deters
October 11, 1950
Mark & Leanne Schell
June 23, 1951
Jack & Mary Souders
September 29, 1951
Russ & Mary Fairchild
July 26, 1952
Bill & Priscilla Morrison
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Dale & Charlotte Craven
August 28, 1954
Bill & Betty Cornwell
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Mary & Dan Ernst
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Dick & Rita Hopkins
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Karl & Tudy Holtmeyer
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George & Ange DeVaull
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Alden & Joyce Shipp
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Bill & Sandra Fessler
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Thomas & Nancy Bohan
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Al & Carlene Kurk
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Sharon & Henry Kay
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Marvin & Jeanette
Winking
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David & Pat Stegeman
June 11, 1960
Roger & Marydine
Frankenhoff
January 14, 1961
Jack & Barb Deters
April 8, 1961
Dave & Camellie Harvey
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Gordon & Margaret
Pasley
August 12, 1961
Joan & Paul Wilson
June 15, 1963
Warren & Veronica Brush
August 24, 1963
George & Mary Nell
Meyer
August 24, 1963
Jack & Pat Fischer
May 23, 1964
George & Karen Kroeger
July 18, 1964
Sonny & Kathy Laird
August 1, 1964
Richard & Ronda Wand
August 22, 1964
Norm & Sandy Funke
October 24, 1964
John & Betty Ley
February 13, 1965
Frank & Betty Poore
June 12, 1965
Dave & Judy Huseman
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Charles & Geraldine Radel
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Terry & Pat Ludwig
July 23, 1966
Jerry & Joyce Sanders
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Judy & Denny Milfs
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Harold & Pat Ellerbrock
October 21, 1967
Kent & Janet Schreacke
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Mike & Julie Reiter
May 4, 1968
Deacon Bob & Mary Ann
Lundberg
January 4, 1969
Steve & Sue Hull
March 22, 1969
Tom & Marilena Frier
August 9, 1969
Tom & Terry Bordewick
May 25, 1970
David & Ann Reis
June 5, 1971
Steve & Margie Sinnock
September 18, 1971
Dale & Marty Venvertloh
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Chuck & Meg Fitch
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David & Terri May
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Stan & Kathy Schwartz
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August 18, 1979
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December 19, 1980
Mike & Vivian Schwartz
October 3, 1981
Tom & Diane Frese
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Bob & Carol Welding
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Randy & Char Stocker
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Doug & Karen Greenwell
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Bill & Natalie Cornwell
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Rich & Ann Lentz
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Karl & Mary Ann
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Matt & Barb Holtmeyer
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Mary & Lyn Strieker
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